Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-17

thrown from his horse in the 5ih and 26th miles whi3h prevented him from winning the race.
 NoGALEs. March 14-Ten days ego the Mex can troops had a desperate figbi with a large party of bandits. The baudIts were headed by Bernal, & brother of the bar dit chief recently killed. Dur. ing the fight on American named Gill who was wltb the bandits vas killed The troops killed & number of the ban dits and captured large quantity Ol arms, amlnitiOn etc., also important papers belonging 10 Eraslio Bernsl, She dead bandit chlei.
 WAsHrYGToS, March IA bill pass ed the house ap1-opristinz five thousand dollars to reward the inhabitants of Tsnegasims, Japan, for their humane treatment If the survivors of the Ameri' can bark Cashmere.
 Several private bills passed. The clam of Emanuel Jones gave rise to considerable discussion. The claim IS for cotton destroyed m fire in ware house at Mobile during its occupation by the federal army, Tn AprIl, 1865 Jones having been denied admis sion tc the warehouse. Hooker of Mississippi. and Herbert of Alabsms, advocated, and Hopkins of Illinois, s0d Bland of Mis- sOuri, opposed the measure, It IS now pending action or motion to table bill. House adjourned.
 WAsHIxGToS, March l4-Among the petitions and memorials received, were several from OIio, Vermont and Mon- tana for gu increase of the duty on wool and for the protection of wool and voOien indGstrics.
 Brown of Georgia called up a resolu sion offered by him on the 4th of July declaring it the imperative duty of con gTess tO repeal ,bo internal revenue laws at the earliest possible date. He then proceeded 10 address the senate.
 WASHINGTON, MaTca l5.-The com miiles Ou foreign relations unanimously voted to-day to report favOrably inc Hill resolution tO promote commercial union with Canada.
 Because the statistical information ex- o5-S Sdl fsOm the :rea-ury had not arrived, the w.ys and IJeaLs committee to-day did Eo- resume consideration Ot the tariff c;ion iu the Nils bill, but took u2 instead the iu.srnal revenue portion sad ,nsie some progress towards con- cluslon. McKi1.ev offered SD amend nert a. the proper place 10 repeal the entire tobacco tax, but this was voted down.
 COUSCTL BLUFFS, Ia, March l5-The Ubioa Pacific engineers who abandoned their engines ye ,egdEy are on duty again tins morning. it is stated that tue engineers were st right given to understand they Tefe uOi compelled to handle Burlington ireights i, they did not desire to.
 CHICAGO. March lj-Over three thou -snd painters will gp on q strike today unless wages are increased ten cents.
 FoLscN, N. NJ. March I5-The last spike was driven yesterday on the Dan Yer. Texss < F.. Worth R R. thus Riv- Ing Denver aH air liue to Ft. Worth and thence through Io ihe gult IL IS ex- pected to h.vs through trains running Cu tba road from Denver t1 Galveston and New Orleans On the 2jih inst.
 LONDON. March l5-The principal mil i!aEy gsfusOps and naval statIOns have been ordered to place their flags at hall mast c. morrow and Ire ninety y-one minute guns at noon Gs a mark of re- spect 10 the late Emperor William.
 FORT AsISAB1ISE. Mont-March l5.-I Tee lu tbh Missouri r4ysr i, backing up snd water rising a: Tate aever known before.
 MILWAUKEE, Wiz, March I5.-A four story brick block occupied by Atkins Ogden k Co, shoe manufacturers, and fbe Thomas and WentEOr:h Msnufac- l turing Company, dealers ID brass goods, | vas completely destroyed by fire this | The wall O, the burning build l ns fell aud buried a number of firemen n the ruiGs. Two bodies have been re- covered. Loss. two hundred and seventy | nou-anl collars.
 BERLIN. March lj.-Extensiye prepa- .aticus are being made for the funeral 't the late Emperor. The procession EIli be three miles loDg. Thousands of 'eEsOns are coming in from the prov nc=s C view tue remains now iying lu tate in the cathedral.
 CHICAGO. March lj.-SDscial from 3Osioh vla London sHys: "The storm aged necessarily .or over two dsyF, all Yer New England, E'ery railroad out of ha c:iy has blOcaCet, and the only tele- rayh eOmmuDicEtioa Is by wsy of sockpOri, Me, aud thence tO London by able. Business has been completely TOstratej.
 PITsUBRG, March l5.-Passenge.s on be tEaIn from Philadelphia state that etveea Harrisburg and Phila5elphis le snow drIfted to depth of fifty feet many points. Many houses were Oup.e.e!y covered sod ooly signs of 1! hsblta;ions was smoke coming from himEoys. NEW lOEK, March l5.-The Erie WAS le first road tO Ret western express Ito the city. The Pennsylvania hopes get thJee trains through to Philadsl- hIa to-day. WASHINGTON, March I5.-Westher lld and sprlng-like aud the effect of the orm rapidly disappearing. Mail com u1icaiions between Washington and hlladelDhia are nov fully established, li al efforts to resch New York either r ' rail pr wire nre thus far futile. : NEW HAVEN. March I5.-The great Il low storm severed all connection be- | 'een Connecticut and New York. : eports sre coming in of terrible suffer- : z Throughout the state, and especially | tAe coast. MEny lives have been lost I accident anf exposure to storm. NEWARK, x, J. March l5-rbe snow | Fast disappearing aud street cars are ITI 'ain running. The body of John Roe has been found o
 g drift on the meadow. No other e tslty reported. Is NEW YORK. March 15-The weather I IS warm and bright this morning and VI prospects are good for much tbAw. 9Sgs S. The railroads are all moving and I siness men residing outside the city oi iched New York for the first tlms to- so J since Saturday. VI Over eleven hundred business men ST 10 have 6esu showed ia at RoseyiIIa E EIs J., arrived here this morning. The II d 10 New Jersey towns was intense the food supply IS running very low e supply in this city is also very I ,r.. Os UNA, March l5-S seetroot, chief n, Ad 1umRs, was fatally stabbed by All inken member Of his tribe, at the a an -t last nigh. Great excitement pre- Bs