Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14

man sUl1 shortly before $ o'clock that he dId not believe COnkliDg would sur vive more than 24 hours.
 WAsHISGros. April, II In senate to-day Plumb presented a petitICn in favor of the bill to preserve the Yellow stone Park, he sBid It was one of the many which had been sent to him and which were evidently calculated from 6 common centre and had per onal pur- pOses for their foundation. West said that the SenAtor from Kansas was mis- taken as the bill had passed through the house and had been drawn by hIm- seli from bis personal knowledge of affairs at the Park. IL had been report ed from the committee on territories, of which he was not a member. It WAS & great necessity and had 10 personal ob ject.
 CHICAGO, April 1.-The packer of Biiy Meyers. hRht weight, tonight issued "A challenSe tO Jack McAulIffe, Bill Dacy, Mike Daly and Jimmy Car roll to fight Myers to finish, for any amount from s2,OOO to slOOO0 a side.
 BERLIN, April 1.-The Post save:
 An fear Of Prince Bismarck's resigning has disappeared and the idea of the be- trOthal of the Princess Victoria to Prince Alexander has been abandoned"
 NEW YORK. April lI-Recorder Smythe today rendered decision ID the Gould Sage matter and denied the application to submit the complaint of the Kansas
 Pscifis bondholders to She grand jury.
 FRESNO. April lI.-Supt. Drake. Tn
 charge of the surveying force of the Will bur Page Panlsell railrosd. left Fresno
 yesterday prepared to commence the survey of that road from point near
 Whites bridge to this city.
 SAN FRASusco, April H. Best
 < Belcher, 5.l2; Crooker. 90; Chollsr.
 5.S7; Con. Virginia, l3 s7; Confidence,
 S2 co; Gould k Curry. 3 395; Hale < | 66. Peerless, l.45; POtosi, f9O; Ophir.
 S7; Saysge, 55O Sierra Nevada, 445; | Union Con-, 4.J0: Yellow Jacket. oSs. | Con. Va. 5O.
 WASHINGTON, April ll.-Notwitbstsnd
 Ing an all night session the deadlock ID
 she house still continues, nothing was | done from two o'clock until daylight, | aUd members sat pHtieutly in their seats
 or recliDea on sofas in or near the hall | Now and then some gentleman would
 
 were DO. asleep. Day began with the house snli m session, Although mum Der uf me nbsrs went out 10 breakfast
 while those who remained were scatter
 ed about the chamber attending to what ever tbeir personal fsucy suggested. The daily test vote Co adjourn was taken 8: four r. m. The motion was
 de'ested; ayes 76. nays l32, falling of of four votes from tse opposition and l4
 from the aivooates of ibe measure since yesterday. A proposition was submitted hy Oates tO take recess until II 40 to- morrow, hat tt was ot! -cted to by Reed. | The roll was called a: 4.j4 Cox sp- pealed to the house to take a recess un- til tomorrow. An objection was made and Cox put bis request m the form of q motion, which he withdrew however. | n on seeing formidable opposition. At [ D. ID. MF. FOulJee asked the unADi- | nous consent for a recess until II 40 to | morrow, and there being DO objection 6 recess was taken.
 NoGALEs. aprIl ll.-Chas. John Zim- merman, formerly Of Woodland CslIfOr- uIs, an engineer iu the railroad yard | here. was shot and instantly killed on I the street last night by John sherman. | The men had been 4uaTreling. Sher- | man has not yet been arrested but has | nOtiiied tue authorities that he will give | himself up.
 TOPEKA. AprIl 1.-The exceptions taken by the defendants Seabold S | HOgelin m the late decision in the su- preme court sustaining the validity of the Kansas prohibition law, ID that if did not prohibit them from manufac- turing beer to be sold m other states, were overruled by Judge Brewer of the civuit court, and the United States marshal was to-day ordered to close their brewery st Atchison as a nuisance.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, APsil 1.-The re- publican state convention re-pOminated HOa. Bigger Herman for congress, by exclamation and with great enthusiasm 1 W. P. Lord was nominated for judge of he supreme court. Ibe convention, after affirming its slliegIence to, and confidence ID the republican party, favored a tsIifT bill fostering American indusiri, s, and denounced the Cleveland administration hs one injurious tO set tiers ana devoid of c'viI service. It favor ei tbe passage of a law by congress pro- hIbltiDg the manufacture ot Rdulterated foods, isvors the payiOg of hbersl pen @iOns t5 the surviving veterans of the lste civil wa. denounces the acton of PresIden, Cleveland ID ordering the re- turn oi the rebel flags, denounces the Veto of the river and hRrbOr bill, and de- noInses the pretebded civil ssrvIce re- form administration ss 8 sham and fraud.
 WAsHISGrOS. April. II The senate resumed cOnsi iteration of the bill for i ihe admission of South Dakota. Mir. Davis said the question should bs strip ped of all pretence, evasion and sham and 1t should be plainly admitted that the commonwealth ot South Dskots had been denied admission for the sole req son that the party ID power. with the [ solid south, was determined not to lose l;s political ascendency. The bill WAS laid over illi tomorrow It
 The following bills were passed, bill [ to purchase certain swords belonging to a the late Gen, Shields at a cost of not less . than SlOOOO; for the erection of a mOnu- i Tuent tO the memory of General Joseph Warren who fell st Bunker Hill, aud r Tor the eppropriating ot ten thousand d dollars for a monument to Brigsdier i General Davidson who fell ID the battle f of Cowausiord in February l7Sl,-Ad- f jour ned.
 NhlNAt's AiEu I%-Ali tne uDlOD l malsIers Gnd brewers ID the city, nun. ( UerIug three hundred men, quit sxOrh p this morning, Every brewery ID the city v except O. @, Is closed and fifteen hundred lt .O t~o thousand men thrown out Of t. The strike IS due to the i: by the national organi- C zation o' brewery propueto!s that they c would refuse io recognize any brewers pr matters union. ii
 NEW YORK AprIl l2-From present s' indications there wIll he a beer famine A 10 ihis clty snd vicinity after Monday ' The master brewers say the days of la DOT unions picking cut any indiyjdual o' brewery 10 boycott have passed away o' The secretary of the United Brever, ol socistion said to-day that unless aIl Ia "a loy cotts were removed by Monday aII oC he breVriss ID New York and vicinity n' sill close and that no beer will come to n ns New York from ouiside points. | YoUNGsTowS, Ohio, April I2-A fire B irluIuGtfng from naturql gaa g aL ,.