Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-11

| NNHCooog cNculuks n OlephtCu IrOl
 General Miles states that troop B, Tent
 Cavalry has been sent to investigat
 this fresh outbreak.
 NEW BEDFORD Aug. 3.-Genersl Sher
 Idan seems to have reached that stag
 or conva!escence where no change csl
 be peIceived ID 4S hours or ever ID twic
 that period. So far as can be ascertain
 ed cOnsi fersble improvement was mad
 during the first Is days at Nonquiti
 but since then there has been hRrdll
 any peroeptsble alteration. He read
 the proofs of his book and sees his child
 ren in the evening.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-United States de tectives left here last Sunday for Sal Francisco 10 arrest Wm. Rains, a BBp tlst minister, spiritualist and train rob Der, who IS now located there Iu th, role of Q slate writing medium. Tn, officers sllege that he robbed the mai car near Austin, Tex, in 1872, gsgginl the clerk snd securing S3,000. He alsC robbed the mail car of S4, 900 at Hesrns
 Iex., ID 1875. wbile conducting revIya services there and was afterwards ar rested, convicted and sen,enced to sever years imprisonment, but was pardOneC ID 1877 and never heard from until re rently, when be was located in SsI Francisco. The officers expect to reach there to-day.
 LONDON, Aug. 3-A terrible explosion occurred ID a fireworks factory at Wads worth to day, and several women killed
 NEW YORK, Aug. alt has been as- oertained that the bridge jumper is 6 coaehmAu named Mathew Byrne. He was badly hurt.
 WAsHISGTos, Aug. 3-Privste busi- ness having been dispensed with the with Springer, of Illinois, m the chair on the deficiency appropriation bill.
 MELVILLE Tenn. Aug. B. Returns indicate that east Tennessee has gone Republican by sn unusual m6j rity. The Democrats gained ID middle and west Tennessee.
 WAsHINGTOS Aug 3.-Cullom offered 6 resolution in the senate Instructing the committee on commerce to give a full investigation into th3 relation of the Canadian railroads with transportation across the continent and made a long speech to shOvIhow by sids and subsidies granted by the British and Canadian governments the Canadian lines were obtaining control of the com 1T cree, es- pecislly of the transportation of ten.
 German declared that it was time the Senators joined, irrespective of party, in wrestling the trade of the United States from aliens, who by means of subsidized corporations were absorbing i;. He said the leading of the citiz D. of the United StsteE, some If whom are candidates for high offices, Gre lending their efforts to the promotion of this Canadian railroad scheme. He read a list Of the officers and directors of one of the roads which he said is designed 10 receive A part of the bounty paid by the British government. Arong the names being Levi F. Morton and w. l.. Scott of Pa. Ire resolution was adopted without division.
 SARATOGA. August 3.-The double sculling championship race Of three miles. between Tee mer, Ham, Gsuiisr and Mckay for S25O0. was won by Gau- dier and Mckay in l9: 56.
 A9OTAbG aux Os-al lAOOh Nbh test between two female tercers at the BiiOu theatre last night, resulted m a real duel. One of the women. a tall dark Austrian, bss been fsvorite for some time and this aroused the jealousy of her opponent. R small blonde. There was blood ID the eyes of both and they fought in anger for fifteen minutes VI hen the blonde forced the favorite to the wings. beat her down and pulled her hsIr in token Of victory. The man sger came forward to stop the fight but the enrsged women drove hIm of the stage.
 SAN FRAECIsCo, August 3.-Gen. O. O. Howard received dispatch from Gen. Miles this morning stating that every thIug WAS quiet among the Indiaus Ai POwell's, and that the firing done thore Wednesday night was among the h. dians and was not intended to disturb the whites at the sub-agercy. General Howard states that his dispatches show the disturbances ID Arizona were due 10 drunkenness in the past of some of the Indians,
 WAsHISGToS. August ss3-Miiohell interrupted German and said that If the senator from Maryland would take the trouble to read the names of the directors of theiwestern road that had late fallen into the hands of the Canadian chairman of the democratic nstlonsl executive committee.
 German said he had no donbi of it, but that gentlemen was not candidate for office and he did not believe there ought to be any psrslsanship m thIs question, but as the senator from Ore gOn brought 1t out so pOintedly, be de- sired to express his belief that DO man who IS a candidate for high office, whether he be republican or democrat, and who If elected might become Presi- dent ot the United States. could proper Iy accept the office until be had purged himself of every interest ID this Brush enterprise. He said 1t was no question of politics and he had not brought Il on for political purpose s.
 During the discussion on Culiom's resolutions on our commercial Teles- tions with Canada, Edmunds said 1t was the only thing that might be taken Rs true. The physical geography of the globe could not be changed by the St. Louis Or the Chicago platform, or Pres Ident Cleveland or his successor, Presi- dent Harrison. 1.-the goods could be carried cheaper between Liverpool and Hong Hong commerce would seek tha; route. There were seven months ID the year when the transportation of mil lion chests of tea CT million boxes Of silks would not cost half as much by American as by other lines and when to that was added the fact thst American lines were capable of and were doing an immense local trade, any American cI.iZen who lsshed himself into Fever, on the subject Of competition on Asistic trade was falling in O sn immense de- lusion. The resolution was adopted. also one fixing the hour of daily m set- ing II a. ID.
 The senate then took up the fisheries treaty. Teller said the history of Eng lsud verified the declaration of kcPher- son that she would destroy the liberties of this world SO that she might sell bale of fur. She was to-day legislating for the purpose of putting subjects of hers on trial in s court unknown to law and sending her brightest and best men to jail for simply aspiring at public meeting to protect themselves against wrongs suffered st the hands of the con suited power of their great nation. The people of the United States would get their rights peacsbly if they could.