Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
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 irg of tus members of the bar thIs att-.' noon Q committee wss appoInted to trafi mem sfisl and fsgnlutisn ss token c' respect .o the lste Hall MoAll fer.
 LosDoS. Dec. 6-The Britifh s'eGms B .r,i-poul was .tecsei at EqueFss nd No--ay. OUly iO0r oi e crew Ot .wenty on We're v-d.
 CnIcAG3. Dec. 6.-The DaIiy New as- Rer,s i..at Ibe real eli .ci ot So m-etin 2 ct tce druggists If tf,i:sRo, St bCOl' Peoria and other iY,.-. n this c!fy n, day was io form |. -rUg trust bu' tsa. it failed through .i refusal ot S On csRn wholesale house 10 enter the coul InRtlcp.
 WAsHINGroS, Dec G 6-Oaswell bad she eierk reac The Bumbe. Gf the arend- neo to ihe direct ssx oil wuIch pro poses to offer st tue p5orsr time. O-c refsnds ihs cotton tax. another directs the secretary Of th- treasury Tn making settlements under d.r ct tax. to take in- to account and set off sny amount due by any state in the U. s, under toe sc' of June relating to deposits of public money. amendment retunTing cotton tax provides that such an amount as can be paid the persons who paid the tsI shall be turned over to the school funds Of the states interested. Pending further de- bate the committee ar, se.-Adjourned.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6-Drectors O.. the San FrsDoi-co produre Exchange have issued an account of t rur and grhin iu the State O. California Dec. l. JSSS: Numbe- of barrels of four Is one hun dred thousand IS cOmpared to sixty thousand On Jan. l. 1888. Number of bushels of wheat. ten million, eight hun dred and twenty tdousBnd as comp rcd with nine million sev-n hundred and thirty thousand On Jan. l, last. Corn two hundred and sixty seven thousand twenty ibt ussnd.
 WAsHINGIoS. Dec. G-Senator Mander son to-osy in.r1duc | S i'll for establish Ing nstional Ma -eloPioal laboratory at Washington for ne Idy and IBvrst- igstion of ra.ure end tE- cause of mice Iious deseases Of sopl, snd live stock Of the country. The surge on general of the msrine hos ithl service tO have the geueIsi -up Tvision. Two directors and a chemist, ss distinguished for his skill iu their Tear ctIve branches. sl SO provided for ar appropriation oi S5J0, GOO for necc= 4Ey buildings and ap- plisnces are asked for.
 NKw YORK, Dec. 6-In regard to the report that Jay Gould had obtained 6 controlling InteTe.t T. the Atchlson To- peka and Sants Fe k. E. gentleman connected with Gould's oftice said to- night have heard it at intervals during she last month, but 1t IS ny experience thst very few people will know who con trols the road until the books are closed.
 ROME, Dec. 6-The vatican notifies the former soverei9ns of the Italian states that the pope cannot longer pre- vent Ca holIcs from taking part in cleo tions. At 6 conference of the sacred college at which the pope presided II was decided 70 allow Catholics entire liberty of sctIon.
 ROME. Dec. In the senate to-day Senior Crispie sad war with France was not probable.
 LoNDox, Dec, 6.-Bright's condition was reported ss worse tonight.
 wAsHISGr iS. Dec 6-Senator Butle AD-uts 1LAlDAliHI J ma EteoluiAlA prOposinE m amrD3m Bf to the constr tution making the presidential ieEm si, 5eRrf. Resolution thi.,d
 Schedule C o' be i6f II hi'l, relstin Q metA's, was taken m md Plumb pr,- .'osed sn HmeGdmsrt iuciDg the du
 5ezm gI.i-rs En- mt to 10 r.. 'ent. HgrrIs ouiG 'be Tate st lO prr cent 10 which A iisru objected, "a, f.. | h..l.
 nd st. el scaeia!-, H. had no doubt but tbAt II the present rate was mBin- Aiord the comp-ii' o7 Iould le Eufli- ~ieut m short t.me to bIesk down pIi- S-s. After further drbs'e the senate ui- j urned tIll Monday hsv'r< considered light more pages Of the blll.
 ONEw YORK. Dec. 7-The bark Artemas Jrought 10 port this morning four sufyi- vors of the Crew of seven of the schoOu -r Ethel Davis cspslzed Nov. 20 C fl Cape Hsttergs. Other three re drowDed. The four men were picked up sier be- lpg on raft without food or drink for 1 days. Theywere unconscious.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 6-The stockholders of about fifty thousand shares in the Sil- NCE IA pointed a committee of three to take cps towards demanding reorganization for eastern stOckho ders ct the meeting ID January.
 WAsHISGroS, Dec. 6.-The pension appropriation bi'i WAS completed by the subcommittee ol the honss appropria ton committee today aUd will be re- ported by the fnll committee to-mor- row, It approprlsies SSl, ,767,OOO less than last year.
 FITTsBURGH. Dec 6.-The national re- form association met this afternoon, RepreFe1 'iveg were present from all pBrts.
 LONDON, Dee 6 n ne house of lords the Ashburn bill passed on its tbird reading.
 WASHINGTON, Dec, 6-Senator Reagan to-day introduced s nIll for he free coinage O. g. yer. T. provides al hold CTS of silver bu'lIon to ths value of $'G or more shall De eatitlad to hsyc lt coin ed into standard silver dollars upon the same terms and conditions as gold is now coined for privste holders.
 WAsHISGr0N. Dec. "A united delega- gstion from Michigan will urge tn, choice of Congressman Burrows fer speaker cf the fifty first Congress.
 wAsHSGToS, Dec. 7-The Committee on Psciiic roads have decided tO press consideration Of Pacific roads funding pill by House st in early day ss possible. Outwsite Chairman of the committee is confident of the passage of the bi by @ good msj jority if 1t can be brought 10 6 vote. The work of the Committee Is practically completed. Several bills re- lating to Pacific railroads are before it but probably DO scsion will be taken up- on them by the Committee.
 NEW Y RK, Dec. 7-Sullivsn called on q 2 ba ker yesterday and arranged to torr sfy with kilrsin or Mitchell s tOrf of ;5.0e0 vac posted f'r e fsht for SiU, ,UU inside of six months.
 NAEI~vILLE Cal. Dec, T. An at semps was me ie this morning Co vrecl 8 train On the California Erd O-egor railroad two ID Ice rcurh of this ci;y h' placing TWO Iro8 bs-s on swiich. The obstruction wss discovered before any damage WAS done.
 WASHISGTnN. Dsr. Secretary Whit