Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16
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| tuo hc4cSNhpn OLnCc. HIS nOmlQhtlOL has been confidently expected fyr sey eral dsys,
 SAN FRANCISCO June 7-The Rxami- ner's Columbus, Ohio speoisl says that Judge Thurman has been in the best ui humor all day and unce the nomlnstiou large numbers of friends have called to congratulate him, Hundreds of tele- grams have been pouring in from every state. In speaking of the nomination Thurman said: "I did not desire 1t by any means. IL would please me now to remain here Bt home. l declined with embhssis to become a candidate until the sentiment of the country seemed to demand my acceptance of the nomins- tion. IL is very gratifying to me to be as we'll thought of by my friends after having retired from public life. I sm rather too old and infirm Co do much work in the campaign but what strength have and whatever energy l possess shall be devoted to the cause and suc- cess of our party November next.
 WASHINGTON June 7.-9 p, m.-The failure of the heart motion in lsst bulle- tin was followed by severe congestion of the lungs. Sheridan is delirious, tenn psraturs little over 100, pulse llS, res pirstion 40. He takes nourishmept and has grown quieter within the last hour. WAsHIsGTos, June 7.-Morgsn offered preamble and resolution touching on the report of the committee on foreign rela- lions regulating Fisheries treaty. In spite of the opposition of Sherman and the ruling of the chair that unanimous consent must be obtained before pro ceeding. Morgan continued 10 read sn address delivered by him on the subject in executive session. He declared the action of the senate on the treaty might make war necessary. That the sction the Republican senstors had probably taken vith the view 10 excite sntsEo- nism of the Irish vote to the President because of his alleged subservienoy to BrItIsh influences. Congress hsd given the President power which all Presidents posssssed, sipce 1850, of vsging war on paper against Bnssish commerce. If the President had pushed It 10 the point of real war the country would have cried for his impeachment, but having failed to do SO he was charged in the report of c majority of committs on foreign re- lstions with usurpation and abuse of his constitutional power. The fesolu- lion went over without action. Adjourn cd till Monday.
 WAsHISarox, June 7.-The considers ton of the lumber schedule of the tariff ! bill WAS resumed in the committee of the whole and vas finally completed without c ohsose in the schedule.
 Weaver, of Iowa read Q bulletin su- nouncing that the democratic convention had approved the Mills bill, aud the sn- nounoement apparently gave As much sstisfsotIOn to the republicans ss to the democrats.
 A scene of wild confusion followed the reading of the announcement of ThurmRn's nomination. bsndsnss were waved and 6 portrait of Thurman dis played. BIgas, of Cslitornis. added to the excitement by calling out in e voice broken with emotion "I have worked 90 years Tn CslifOrnis to see Thurman mo- f1insted. Thsnt God he is now in the second place"
 The salt schedule of the bill having been reached the committee rose and the house adjourned.
 Portland, June 7.--The losses in the | Ritzville fire yesterday amount to SJ0,- 600; insurance sl0O00. The principal lossers are " H. Green, merchandise, SI5.OOO. s, E. Sampson, 10000 and Huke x Bethany sl0.000. Many families left homeless,
 SAS FRANCISCO, June 7.-The EIsmi- ner's Washington correspondent obtain ed the following views of representa- tives in Congress on the work of the Democratic convention:
 Mir. Bigss, of California: ThurnEn's name on the ticket makes Oalifornis sure for the Democrats. His record on the Chinese and financial question has always been satisfactory. He IS the friend of the working man and idol of the people of California.
 s. 5. OoI, of New York: We could not make a better ticket it angels had come down from heaven and helped us The nomination of Thurman brings Co the front 6 veteran and one who de- served to be honored. Decidedly popu' lar with the Pacific coast.
 Mills, of Texas: should have drawn the platform differently had been able to have controlled that matter. How ever, it is satisfactory and vs will give Ii 6 hearty support. l think the hokei is 6 winner.
 Mir. Brown, Republican member of ths ways and means committee. ot Indiana Thurman ID my opinion will be strong er in Indiana than Gray would have been. He will undoubtedly receive ths full support of the Democratic psTtJ and Gray would not"
 WksHrssros June 7,-Ths demoors- cy of the District of Columbia nrsd lUl guns this evening for the nomination ol | Olaveland and Ihurman,
 SlLEn, Oregon June I.-kirs broke ont in Thomas Holeman' electric hghl works and blaming mill early this morn ing. The entire building snd oontenh were burned. Loss about e75,0o0. In sursnce light.
 BAIrrnoRA June S-Harriscn Gar ret, brother of Robert Garrett ana man sQer of the banking firm Of hooen 1af ref & Oo., vas drowned while bostlns on the Pstspsce river last night. Th' yaoh. WAS run down and sunk oy steamer. All of the party were ssvec except Garrett.
 Il CE1cAoo, June 8-Whest, cash, So1t July, 5Il. Corn, 521i; July. S1t.
 WASHINGTON, June s,-1 p. m.-Gen Sheridan has been resting trsnquilly al the morning.
 WuzrsGToS, June a-Secretsry snS Mrs Whitney left Washington this morn ing for Annapolis. Secretary E1dloo' left last night for West Point to .tten' tbe grsdustiog exercises Of the hsvs Academy, Mondsy next
 INDIANAPOLIS. June 8-Gov. Gray re caIyed the news of Thurmsn's onins lion with oomplscency and said he hai had no other expectation for two dsy th.n that Thurman would be nomi mated. He expresses the belief ihs Thurm.n would carry the full strengt [ of his party in Indiana.
 WA.Hrsaros, June S--At II this morn ing it vss stated thst Gen. Sheridan mind was clear and that he was restin vith little or no pain, with oondItio slightly improved. He was more or les delirious all through the night sn oould not recognise any members of hi family until five o'clock this norDinS The patients rallies are but slight SD ' unsatisfactory. Altogether, the case ! considered ss . most dssperste one.
 is telieved the end is not far oh
 MONTREAL, June S---A fire broke os
 this morning in the stables of the Mon