Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-24

 .sblished st ;he last session of congress snd known as the bureau Of correspon- ience with agricultural stations, has been assigned quarters here and begun work under the direction of Prof. At wafer. Bulletins will be published from lime to time setting out the results of agricultural experiments in this country and abroad which will be distributed among the experimental sections. The feature of the work will be to engage The ablest specialists in this country and to compile articles on the sub lscts about which genIrsl information may be required for distribution when ever the importance of the subject seems to warrant expenses. Still an- other junction of the buresu will be to supply congress with information that may be found necessary and n in legis- lstory on agricultural matters.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ. Nov. 20-Pres. J. W, Conley and directors Ben l.. Cook and Bud Doble of the Rio Grand and Utah railroad company, arrived in the city to-day from the north, They are reticent regarding their movements but i, has leaked out that they are here to order the construction work on the road from Albuquerque tO Durango, Colo. This road will connecs at this point with the Santa Fe and Atlantic & Pacific.
 SAN FRAScIsCo. Nov. 19,-At the sn- nual meeting of the Flooded Horse As socistion to-day David Mcclure was re- elected president, E. s. Culver secretary J. W, Req and T. s. Montgomery of San Jose were elected members of the As- socistion. A committee was appoint ed to revise the ruies so as to allow dec larations to be made up to the weighing hour inslead of 6 p. m. of the day prior to the race ss heretofore.
 WAsHISGToS, Nov 19-The local in spectors of San Francisco have suspen- ded the license of Captain Wallace com the steamer City of Chester. because of his alleged responsibility for the recent collision with the steamer Oceanic. The supervising inspector of California di trict reversed the action of the local inspectors on the ground that the captain had not been furnished @ prior investigation with copy ot the charges on which the suspicious became based. The question ss to the legal necessity of such Q step in cases of in by inspectors was referred to the solicitor of the treasury who has giy- en his opinion that it is not necessary. The decision oithe local inspector there fore stands.
 CHICAGO, Nov, 20-The annual meet ing of the national cattle growers ssso- citation began here today. In 8 paper read by Hines of Mich. a member Of the appointed to investigate con- tsgion of Texas fever, it was recommend ed the association to ask congress to exact all railroads or other trsnsporta- tion companies shall transport southern cattle from one state to another between the frs. day of March and the first day of December of each year only. on ears or com partmsnts labelled or branded ID distinct characters "For transportation of cattle south of Seth psrsllell of north only." and that they shall be ysrded waiered and fed only ID Ysrds of the district and apart from northern cat tie, The committee also recommended the enactment of uniform legislation by various states TO ulBting the transpor- tation of cattle aud their care in stock yards.
 ISDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 19-Genersl Mas ter Workman POwderly took the floor at the afternoon session of the knights of labor convention and vigorously de nounced the stat sment made in Chi csgo labor journal that the convention had been packed in his favor and that be and s eretsry Litchman had made peace at the first opportunity with those that were ready to bring charges against them. Powderly's denial called forth hearty applause.
 COTTONWOOD, Cal, Nov. 19.-A fire broke out last night in Nickles' drug store st Millville which was destroyed, s-.s~. .-s.-- narfIs o ~.OsN.O0.ss s0.s-. -i warehouse. Loss Sl7, 900. insurance S4.5OO; cause unknown.
 CINCINNATI, Nov, 20.-A train on the Big Four" road was wrecked by the spreading of rail on a curve near liar rison .his morning. Five CATS tumbled fire but was extinguished by the engine. Forty passengers were on board and nearly all were hurt and some may die.
 SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. Nov. 20.-Taylor Smith a we'll snown sporting character was killed this afternoon by Margaret Miller, his mistress, in trivial despute,
 CHICAGo, Nov 20-Geo. Foebel. the board of trade man who lost SiO,0OO ID the September wheat corner shielded by shooting this morning.
 HARRIsBURs, Nov 20-Ohicial returns show that Harrison's plurality in the late election in ihis state was 79,j7l.
 ATLANTA. Ga. Nov 2O-A. H. Colqnitt Was to-day reelected U. $. Senator. Grady of the Constitution refused to run.
 WASHINGTON. Nov 20-A rumor is gaining currency that Cleleland con- templates appointing private secretary Lamont j1dge advocate general of the army in place of Gen. Swsm now under suspension,
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-The President goes to Oak View to-day to begin of his message to Congress and will remain till completed.
 PrrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 20-The conveu- ton of boiler inspectors to form 6 nR- sionsl organization met here this morn ing. Delegates from nearly every state in the country present.
 LEEsvILLE, Ky, Nov. 20-The house of Jack Gregg was burned last night. His family of four persons perished.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 2O-Bily Pinkerton says he remembers Dr. Trumblety who Is supposed by the London police to be he White Chapel butcher. Trumblety is guilty of the most disgusting unnsm- ahle vices and Pinkerton thinks him en- .irely capable of the White Chapel atrocities. He was in Washington dur ing the war and sold book tO the sold iers which was prohibited on account of its immorsllties.
 NEW YORK, Nov 19-The Catholic News has received tbe text of the letter selt by Cardinel Simeoni, Prefect of to CsrdInel Gibbons ID which the former states thst Propogsn- ia after investigation can for the mo- ment be tolerated. but the sacred con yregatiOn request that the rules of so- ,.ety be modified SO ss to make clear Khatever might fe construed ID broad 'eG Gse. especially the words ssvorIng of socialism or communism be selected ID such way ths. they shall only affirm he right co-terTef bV God on man of