Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-07
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, Los ANGELES, March 2g-Tba wal known case of HattIe Woolstiep cbarged
 with the murder of Doc" Harlan a-
 Compton last year, was again called mn
 to-day and continued until Saturday. WAsHINdroS, March 29.-Berry ad- dressed the senate on the presidents annual message and the senate then pro-
 oeeded 10 the consideration of the bills
 on the calendar.
 Bills were passed increasing the limit
 of expenditure for the public buildings
 at San FrsncIsco to SS5O. 900, changing
 the boundary of Yellowstone tark and
 providing for police and other reguls-
 tIons there and granting the right of
 way through the Indian T erri,ory to the
 St. Louis < San Francisco Railroad apd
 to exted the southern and western bouu-
 dsries of Kansas
 Dawes, Daniel and Stockbridge were
 appointed as conference committee to
 discuss the amendment looking to the
 treaty Tor the removal of the Utes from
 Colorado made to the house bill rttify-
 ing their agreement with the Gros Ven
 tres and the Crow Indions in Montana.
 WASHINGTON, March 29-The house
 went into committee of the whole on .ae
 Indian appropriation bill, and Nelson,
 of Minnesota. took advantage of the gen
 eral debate to speak on the tariff gues-
 tioD, He quoted the republican plat
 form, declaring ID favor Of n reducucn of
 The tariff 6t Rn early dcy and Gdied
 amidst the laughter and spplauss Of the
 democrats, land now. my friends. IS tue
 appointed time" Funston, of kausas.
 attempted to question Nelson but the
 committee rose.
 A bill prohibiting aliens from acquir-
 ing the title to mining lands wGs placed
 on the calendar. Adjourned.
 PHEsIx. March 29.-News was received
 here today that tbe sheriffs posse had arrested Ien6cio VRlle. who furnished
 horses to the Gribble murderers. and he has given tbe names of the two remain ing outlaws. The pursuing party IS now on the trail with every prospect of over taking them.
 TOLEDO, March 29-At 10 O clock the special train bearing the remains of Chief Justice Waite rolled into he depot and the funeral party sliRh;ed. The cas- ket containing the body Eas gt once re- moved 10 the hearse and the funeral cor tege proceeded np Summit street. The remains were taken Co the residence of Richard Waite, brother Of the deceBs- ed. to enable Mrs. Waite and other mem- bers of the family to obtain 8 private view.
 The city IS thronged with strangers and busin6Cs is entirely suspended. The l flags are floating at half mast and em- l blems of mourning are displayed every l where.
 After tbe remains were viewed by the l relative and friends Rt the home of the | deceasad's brother. the cRsket was taken l 10 Trinity church where the regular fu- | neral services of the Episcopal church l were held. At the conclusion of the reg ulaI service Rev. Dr, II. E. Walbridge of | New York, formerly rector of Trinity | church in that city, delivered q tender address which was very impressive. The | remains were then placed ID the hesrse and the procession formed which wend ed it's way toward Forest cemetery.
 NcGALEs, March 29,-A syndicate has been formed ID Chicago and has sent Rn agent here with instructions to buy up 20,e00 acres of land near Hermosillo, Mexico, on the Sonors river which IS 10 Le devoted to orange culture, II Is the some company that hss controlled the Sonora orange crops for the past three years,
 WASHINGTON, March 29-The Sscrets- " of the Interior directed the commis- toner general of the land office to for mally demand of the Burlington and Missouri River road the reconveyance to the United States of the title of 900 364 acres of land in Nebraska. The Se- cretary holds that the action of the general land office in allowing the com pany to select 200, 364 acres on the north side of the road as indemnity for losses on the south side was erroneous.
 KANSAS CITY, March 29-An explosion occurred at mine number SIX at RIoh Hill. Mo. this afternoon, One hundred miners were buried. Forty dead bodies have already been taken out.
 The superintendent of the mIne was taken out badly injured, but m the ter rible excitement and confusion 1t IS impossible to give a list of the names or even an estimate of the full extent Of the disaster, but IL is thought shat over fifty men were killed. The mine WAS six miles distant from town. There were two explosions and if IS said that the total loss of life will rehch sixty men. Rich Hill is located in Bates county, about sixty miles south of kspsss City,
 PORTLAND. March 29-The state pro- bibition convention met here to-day and concluded theIr lsbors. The committee on platform and resolutions submIttsd a report which was adopted. Substantially, the report declares against the mRnufac- ture. sale and use of all intoxicating liquors and advocates the disfranchise- { ment of all paupers and illiterates. It de- clares modern trusts and all other kinds of combinations, conspiracIes against the common wealth, and favors the sbol- rsbment of internal revenue the correction of ine0ualites and the elimination of the . upjust dIscrimip ation of the present tariff schedule. Professor G. M. Miller , was unanimously nominated for congress and the other usual nominations were , made. Delegates to the national prohi- , hitiop convention were elected. The adjourned sine dia.
 WASHINGTON, March 3O.-President has approved the urgency deficiency bill.
 WASHINGTON, March, 30.-The Com merce Committee has directed fsvors- , be report oa the Moran bill for the es- ! tablishment of permanent quarantine ( station at San Francesca. 1t makes an not exceeding one hun dred thousand dollars for the purchase s of site and the erection of buildings Tor the purpose, and authorizes the Marine ( Hospital Service 10 allow :he Health ' of the City and State to ' 1se the hospital upon the condition that ' they assume the expense Of its man c .enance.
 SAN DIEGO, March 90, The jury | brought in a verdict of twenty five thou sand dollars in the damage suIt ot John t s. Doe against Casper Sanger. The sul' T ,rss for the excavation of ore from me i Lawn Level or Central mine. {
 PARIS, March 30.-President Csrnot : has accepted the resignation of the caoi- : net ministers. They will, however, con iuct the sffsirs of their several depart . nents until their successors are sppoint- r sd. 2 P,Rrs. March 30.-The chamber to- : isy by a vote of 26S to 237, despite the