Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21


 Wall street to-day, that all right aud interest ID EdisOu's photograph he'd been sold to sn English syndicate for 0 quarter of a million dollars.
 WAsHISGroS, July 1.-The senate has passed the bill to place John c. Free noLt on ihe retired list of the army, ss a Msior-GensraL
 ,zWAsHISGTos July H.-RsndAlPs con- diiion ia fsirly satisfactory to-day, He continues to rest quietly and gathers strength.
 GlLEsBURa. H., July l7.-U $. Marshal Marsh brought infoTmer BOElss here this morning tO tes: the truth of his story that q dynamite cartridge had been placed on the Burlington track north of here, and subsequently con oealed ID B hedge near by. After con- sIderable digging the cartridge was found Sheriff then went to the home of Geo. Clark, one of the leading brotherhood men, snd pnt him under arrest on 8 state warrant.
 Before making the arrest Boafeld surrounded the house with officers snd a few moments later man emerged from the house and was pointed cut 10 the inspectors by stranger. The ar rest Eas made immediately though the man fought desperately, The officers then entered tho house aud guided by the same stranger who had poiGted oui the prisoner, they went into the bed room and found dozen dynamite car tridCGs and several other articles which they took possession of. Two other ar Tests were made at n house near by.
 Bontield IS reported to have said pri- vBtely thst there were about twenty ds- tsrmined murders in the conspiracy and that the plot was to go tonight 10 tho homes of GriuBrell, Gary, Bonfleld and other prom neat prosecutors of the Hay market ssssssIns and 10 place dynamite under their houses and explode them simullaniously, The board of trade was also 10 be blown up snd @ wholesale reign of terror insugursted.
 ALBANY. July 1.-The Legislature assembled in extra session to-day. Gov. Hilrs message related solely SO the sub iect Of making BE appropriation 10 pro vide for conyiots in the prisons Of the state.
 WAsHINGToS. July 1.-The house to-day took up the internal revenue feature of the tariff bill The consider ation of the subject was had in commit tee On the whole and began st the esrlI- est moment possible.
 Tasre were two pending amendments coming from yesterday. one of which was offered by Wise of Virginia, repeal ing tho tex on cigars. oheroOtes and cigarettes, and one by Sovden of Penn, Rbolishing the tax CD spirits distilled from Bpples, peaches and other fruits. Wise's amendment wss defeated and Sowden's withdrawn, Nichols of North Carolirg offered aa amendment. repeal ing all internal taxes, but was rejected. Sowdeu again offered his amendment sbolshiDg the tex CD fruit spirits.
 CHICAGO, H., Inly l7-By a bold and timely ac.ion. Inspector Bonfeld this morning probably saved the lives of himself ard Judges Gsry End Gunnell. In a small frame house near Ashland venue were found twelve dynamite bombs, reTOlvers and knives, and as the owner of the articles stepped to the side walk he was arrested and taken 70 the police station. Two other arrests were made later, Bonfsld said "the prisoners intended to use dynamite on Judges Ga ry Gunnen and myself" The chief pri- soper IS au old time anarchist.
 WASHINGTON, J uly l7.-Teller express sd himself ss too uuvell 10 speak on the fisheries treaty, senate proceeded tO the consideration Of the bill plBoIng John o. Fremont oD the retired list as Major General of the Army. Reagan and. Geek Fel opposed tke bill, Wilson, of Iowa, a5kcc Cockrsll if he had not voted 10 put FitE John Porter on the retired lis.. Cockrsll admitted ihIs bu; said if he bad done wTopg once that did '..i justify him in doing wToDg twice. 1be records show, le said, that John Q. Fremont ad been court raErshaled and dismissed from the army. IL a military oommis- sion ezamiUsd the records and reported Q great wrong had been peFpeirated on him and it he General of ihe army Vould endorse the report then he Cock 'eli) would vcle Co restore Fremont to his rank.
 After luther debate the bill passed. , eRs, 56; nsys. 2,
 The biii adjusting the accounts of laborers tmpl0yed by the government rnter the x hours lag passed, yeas 9; nays, 22, Hearst, Of California, votiCg DO. The blll provides that all claims for labor performed in excess of eight hourl per day since Iuns 25!h, lo6S, are hereby referred to court claims for settle ment, Senate adjourned.
 The suDdry civil appropriation bill re- ported to fenste to-day has been iBcress- ed by senate committee to tEentY-seven million three hundred thousand dollars. Among increased appropriations srs Point LObOs, California, S30,000; Bsl- last Point, California, S25OO0. Among miscellaneous item are for international SUI gey of MeIicaD boundary line. work to be done by army offeers. l0.OG0; pub lio library building Washington, $l.0O0 O0O; for additional buildings for Pacific branch of soldiers national home sl00.- GOO.
 WASHINGTON July l7.-Tho president to-day nominated ths follovinR minis- ters resident to be envoys extraordinary aud ministers plebfpo,eutisry at courts where they are stationed Lambert Tree Belgium; Robert Rooseyelt. New York, Netherlands; Rufus Msgee, lndianR, Sweden and Norway: Charles l.. Scott, Alabama, Versailles. The pre- sident also nominated John l.. Bacon of South Carolina, now ID charge of affairs to be minister resident of the United States to Paraguay and UTsguay.
 WASHINGTON July 1.-The fourth annual report of the civil servIce com mission was msde public to-day. Be- tween JCly 1886 and July 1887. l5l, S52 | persons were examined l0.SiS success fully passed and tl63 received appoint | menss. The repOr, says the policy of | iivoroiag subordinate officers from pol | tics and making continuance in office | dependent upon merits and good behs- | Vior has produced results which are not | 3Xtravsgsntly described ss surprising.
 SAN FRANCISCO July 17,-It was def 1itely announced al rRilrosd heedquar- iers here to-day that new rates on freight l 1n both east and vest bound shipments Eould go into effect on August Ist to md from the Missouri river, St. Louis md Chicago. The rates will be adyanc- d though to what extent is not yet 5novn.
 sAS FRANCISCO. July 17.-There wss 10 proceedings of the tescheTs's conven- ion or departments today, and the me was devoted by the educators in .siting the different hesdousrters. A