Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
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which the latter referred 10 the comin election ss a light to death" betvee protected industries and Presiden Cleveland end hIs party. Vest said tn letter was a communication not mean to be subjected to fierce criticism of pc liticsl opponents but il was plain [ any fair mind that the letter fairly COT structed that the issue was between th principle of absolute and limited pro lection which he understood the repub lican party was raising, and the prInci pie of revenue from taxes properly ad Justed. Piatt said the conspirac agR'nst labor was and always had besl a seciional conspiracy and its name wa free trade. It had been necessary fo the democrats to win tbe President oye sDd the bait with which be had beer captured wss the promise Of Tenomins sion to which be had pledged himsel not to accept On vote on the MIll' bill, but four voted with Rsudsll against 1t, one of them being Cowder of Penn sylvBnia, who had been beaten for re nomination.
 Randall had written from hia sick beC asking Hogg, Of West Virginia to pair with him and because bogg had don' SO he had been beaten for rene nina tion.
 Chase addressed the senate on tht postal service of the country. The sen ate adjourned without him having fin ished.
 NEW YcEK. O,t. ll-Sher'f Hugh J | Grant announces to-day that he IS ready | to withdraw as the Tsmmany Hall can didste for mayor Tn case Mayor Hewitt the county demoerscy's nominee will dc | likewise ID favor of union candi date.
 WAsHINGToS, Oct. ll-ThuTman re mained at Oak View all y while the ! President came into the city to attend the cabinet meeting. Thurman will pro. bsbly leave for the west on tO-night's trEin.
 NEW YrKK, Oci. 1.-The formal con. ference of the ns;Iousl democratic ex- ecutIve committee did not take place to-day ss expected but nearly all the committee men are here in consulta- ton.
 SAN FRAyCIsCo, Oct ll-Judge To- renzo Sawyer of She U1Ited States court returned to-day from Oregon and in court to-day received two writs of habess corpus d signed to test some of the questions to be raised over the right of Chinese arriving here after the ex- elusiOn scs went into effect to land. Que writ was for a Chinamsn arriving by tLo steamer Belgic having 8 return cer- tificste. The question raised Is as to whether congress can constitution6lly dcp-ive Chinese holding custom house certificates of the right to return. As the BelCic IS a Pacific mail steamer the claim will be set up that the Chinese who csme on this vessel here were tech nically on American soil before the act vas signed, ss the steamer left Hong Kong last month. In the other case. that Of a Chinamsn arriving by the steamship Duke of Westminster, II sp- pears that the only question to be brought up is whether ChineRa without csFtih ,ates. Tn tTgusIt to this country Bt the time the act went into force, come under its provisions, as at the time of the passage of sand act said Chinsmen were on the high seas and had no means of knowing thst such an act as the ex- clusiou act had been passed.
 WILKE- BARRE, Oct. ll.-Ths funeral train arrived this evening with fifty seven dead bodies, victims of the Ls- high road collision. As the tram drew up to the depot, dozen policemen were required 10 keep back the frantic crowds of friends and relatives who had come to meet the dead. One body va, re- moved here and the train proceeded to Miners Mills and Scranton, friends and relstivss following in Q special car. Some oi these became desperate and broke open the car doors ID their frantic search for their dead. The clothes were torn from the msngled remains, reveal ing horrible wounds of victims and the sssTchers lessened their frightful sp- peGrsnce by reBrrangipg the remains. At Miners Mills body was taken of. At Pleasant Valley the scene was heart reuding, as the train approached. Ropes had been stretched about the depot and guards placed to prevent the immense throngs from over running the train. Forty-six vbite sheeted bodies were left here and sbrieks of women and fierce howls of men as the dead were deliver ed into their hands. made a horrible scene. The train then proceeded with other remains to points beyond. It is impossible to tell the number wounded. Twenty-Five were brought here. while others less severely wounded, have gone to theIr homes,
 TROY, \. r., October l1.-Mrs. Oleve- land and party left this afternoon on a specisl train for Washington.
 ALBUQUERQUE. Oct. 1.-The grand lodge of Odd Fellows closed its work here last night. O. l.. Hubbs, of Albu- quereus was elected Grand Master.
 WAsHINGToS, Oct. 12-The house adopted the conference report on the bill for payment of Fourth of July claims The house then vent into committee of the whole on private calendar.
 HARRISBURG, Ps., Got. I2-Major Marcus Reno attempted to commit sui eide here last night. He placed a re- volver in his mouth and was about to pull thc trigger when friend grssped the weapon and prevented him. Cause attributed to domestic troubles.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Oct l2-Jsmes l. Flood received a csblegrsm from Heidel berg, Germany. stating there was no noticeable change Tn the condition of his father, James c. Flood and that there wss stIll hopes of the patients re- covery.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 12-Blains left for Evansville this afternoon
 BOSTON, Oct 12-Inspector of Police Mountain was arrested last night on the charge of having received stolen proper ty. The arrest was msde in connection with two others. Thomas O'Brien, a clerk in the employ of the Old Colony road was arrested for having stolen S3j0 worth ot tickets O'Brien said be had sold them 10 Mountain for one dol lar each, all the tickets he had been able to steal during the past two years.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-The Senate re- sumed consideration of tsriff bIll. Chair continued the speech which he begsn yesterday.
 SAS DIEGo, Ont. l2-Pedro Younes, the Is year old Mexican boy who mur- dered Geo. Stevenson. the station agent st Glsmis July 18th, was to-day sen- fenced to San Quintin for life.
 WASHINGTON. Oct. l2.-The President hss withdrawn the nomination of J. R. Wilkins, of Beaver county, Utah, to be probate judge of thst county.
 RoME. Oct l2-In the interview be-