Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-21

1889 to 435 600 600 pounds in 1885 uI der protecnvs tariff is a. tribut Co tle impetus gwen mAnufEct1f ess b. TsisII z sheep In thls country, which iurDist cd 6l per cent of all wool consume d ter . The committees here aseenel-f ssk for 6 continuance 10 their own iuGnsSrIs s only ss th-y ask for consideration tO every other branch of Amsricsn pFOduc- tions. They plead for DO fayOFtism io particular interest,", but for a broad uz- tionsl policy essential to the well being of all our people ard contributing prrs- perity, progress and power to the re- par lic.
 Phey know the abolition of the duties on wool will be almost fAtsl to our sbes D industry and would be very damaging to the manufactures of wool. h. ' urge that no reason can be shown vi ? subsidies should be offered to fOrrISn competition by the repeal or reductiOo of the tariff and they suggest that E;s- dom as we'll ss patriotism requires ihss all American productions shall re uudeE the fostering care of the RUSeTumen: E- 6 safeguard for American nationality. They request congress to pzss joint resolution correcting the present eFruns- Ous classification of vorstsd by dirsc- tions that they be classifed rs vOOlsu clothes. Apd they favor the passage Of the senste bill known ss the Aldrieh bill. to suppress valuation oi imports.
 SAN FRANCISCO, JannsrY 1.-The fail ure of s. G. oresovicb, fruit 0esl+r. vas announced to-day. Liabilities estImst- cd st from s200O0 to s60,O0O. The residence of the late Albert Man WAS destroyed by fire to-day. The loss on the building and furniture IS Ss5,OOO. and the insurance SlS.0o0. MISSEAPoLIs, Jan dsry l4-Dispstches from points west of this city say the less of life during the late blizzard Is lsrRe. Al least a dozen deaths from freezing have been slrerdy report. q.
 HELENA, Montsns, Jan i6-Tbe cold wave continues unsbsted, thermometer ranging from 70 10 3S below.
 BERLIN, January l6-Seversl I'Eii' staff officers are here eonsultlne vIiE the government military suthOriti-s. Is is expected that their mission K 10 C. IT. nection with ItHly's understaUdIr dIrs t' send hundred thousand troops to Ga icis in the event O. war.
 TULARE, Jan. Is Tt is tEe colde.s ever known here. Mercury 70 above zero.
 Incorporation papers of he Wsukena railroad have been forwarded to Ssers- mento. The surveying crew began thIs morning.
 DALLAS. Texas, Jan. l6.-Attsebmsnis to the amount of SIS. 900 have been issued on thes clothing establishment of Rsinhsrdt q Co. No statement obtain able.
 WAsHISarOS, Jan. 16-Higgins turned over the Cffice of chief of the appoint ment division of the treasury depart ment to his successor, Percey Q. Smith, to-day.
 CHICAGO, Jan. I6.-Wheat, cssh. = MsJ, S4a Corn, cash, 4S; ;s; May, 54 3,
 PHILADELPHIA, Japuary 16-LeadiDg ministers Of the Knights of Labor have dnder consideration the sdvissbiliiy Ot commencing suit by comm nweali against the P. & K. R. R. and Coal X Iron Go, for refusing to settle with em- ployees, and thereby. 1t IS claImed, cor nering coal and other necesssries for the purpose of extortlng exorbitsnt m es from the community; and also empluy- ing incompetent meu and causing delay snd loss to the public.
 WASHINGTON. January I6.-Presideni Cleveland has accepted sn InvItaticn tO visit the sub tropical exposition st Jack sonville, Florida.
 6AN FRANCISCO. January l6 Prose outIon msds heir argument iu the case of Clara Belle Mcdonald to-day. Tbe defense submitted their case without argument.