Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-11

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 LONDON, August S.--A dense fog pre- walls over the English channel The Steamer city of Hamburg laden with cattle went ashore last evening. Fifteen persons were landed at Sstcomb bus 0 boat containing seven others Is missing.
 WASHINGTON, August S.-The senate to-day proceeded to the consideration the fisheries treaty ID open executive session, and WAS addressed by Evarts ID opposition.
 NEW YORK Aug S.-Early thIs morn ing four story tenement house ID Ave nue A caught fire and Ihe family of Gus tave Beg, consisting of himself, wife daughter and mother-in-law, living on the top floor were burned to death. The other occupants escaped.
 WAsHIyaroS Aug s-The senate pass ed the Chinese prohibition bill which provided that from shG after date of ex- change of the notifications of the pend ing treaty between tie United States and Ohius, it shall be unlawful for any Chinese person to enter the United States except ss in this bill provided. l E.WAsHISGroS Aug. S.-Spesker Car lisle has appointed the following nam ed persons as representatives of the house upon the int congressional com mittee to attend Ger ersl Sheridan's flu neral, Hooker of Miss, Catchson of Mich Wheeler o, Ala, Anderson of Illinois, Cox If New York. GrosveEor of Ohio, aud McShsne of Nevada.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Aug S,-A mixed train on the Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Ss. Louis S Chicago was thrown from the track this evening at MOrgantown. The baggage cbr aud single passenger car left the track and rolled down 3O loot em kment. Every person ID the car except one was injured but none were He'd outright. One or two of them may die.
 Los ANGELES Aug. S.-At the sgri- cultural park this afternoon mile and a quarter race fer purse fl $500 was one of the best ever run here, Laura Gardner won by nose with Ida Len cotton second Time OSli the fastest ever made for the distance on the Pa ciio coast.
 WAsHISGToS Aug S.-The President has approved sots supplementary 10 and smendstory Of the Act of July 1862. entitled "an net 10 aid in the construc- ton of a railroad and telegraph lne from the Missouri river to the Pacific coast &c '"
 NOSQUITT, August S-Arrsngements for the removal ot Sheridsn's romans to Washington have been completed, the body has been clothed ID 8 military suIt placed ID caskst on which are aid the Generals chspeau, hat and sword.
 At II:30the undertakers finished their work with the exc piion of drsping ns- tIonsl colors over the e8sket. The ex- preston Oi the face IS very natural and peaceful. He IS dressed ID Generals uniform with the coat buttOned closely with little space open showing white collar anl necktie. His right arm lies across his breast and left arm at his sIde. No floral display will be made although several tributes have been received. From this time DO one wIll be allowed 10 see the remains except Mrs Sheridan, members of the family and the Generals staff. IL Is not BOW expected that at Washington any except perhaps a limit cd number will bs allowed to view the body. It has been ths special desire of the family 10 avoid display and co duet every thing quietly. The casket will be borne from the Sheridan cottage on the shoulders of six msn and will be escorted by detail of he grand army snd a special guard Ot honor from the Loyal Legion, Following the csskes will come the funeral cortege.
 The hours hung heavily until the Monepgnset bearing .he guest of honor from New Bedford Grand Army posts and loyal legion appeared around Clsrk,s Point and stood in for Nonquitt whsri. Ii ~Rs f 50 p. ID. when the bost was made fsst to thewhBrf and the grand army men brought forward the bier upon which was the coffin. The bier was then placed on the shoulders of the soldiers aud the solemn procession pass ed down over tho lawn tO ihe boat. The coffin was followed by Col. NV Sheridan supporting MT. Gen. Sheridan upon his arm. Little Phill walked by his moth CTS side. Next followed Mrs. Col Sher- idan with others leading httle Louise, the other twin; then came the goveruess and women servants and COls. hellog and Blount, Drs. Mathews and Clark in turn were next taken aboard, followed by members of the Loyal Legion and
 
 The nat oual coloIs were then draped about the coffin and sword, belts and chaDeeu were On top. The bier was plscel or the fions Of the cabin where | grand Army men held the drsped ban Ter of the Loyal Legion. Colonel ard l Miss kellog with the children and ser wants rem ined in a little group on the l wharf, Hardly aud eye which saw the | spectacle was dry. Little Phi's lip | quivered and he broke out crying, but ] the rest bore up nobly. The wheels of 1 tbe MsEOp6nset began to move and the | remains Of the great hero Jeff Ncnquitt | forever. Mrs. Col. Sheridan remains at l NOnquitt with the Sheridan children.
 WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-Morrow of Cal | ifOrnia In the house asked the unsni- | nous consent for the present considers- ! liOn of the senate bill to carry into effect l the provisions ID !he treaty between the | United States and China. The bill, he | said, had passed the senate unanimously | and similar measure received un8ni- nous approval of the house committee l on foreign affairs. It was exceedingly | important that this bIll should b. con sidered at once and become law As soon as possible. An objection WAS made snd the bill referred.
 PHESIx. Aug. 9.-The Brown House, one of the finest frame buildings m the | southwest, caught fire tod y and was totally destroyed owing to a scarcity of water, Loss, S35,OOO. Insurance, Sl3,O00. !
 WAsHISGToN, August S-A resolution appropriatlng S50OO to meet the expen- ses ot tho committee on manufacturers ID investigating trusts WAS adopted. After lengthy debate ID the committee ot the whole on the deficiency bill the discussion on French spOIls,ion claims were renewed, but the committee arose without action. House then adjourned.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-Ths senate proceeded tO the consideration of the fisheries treaty ia open executive ses- sion and Evarts resumed his speech against its ratification.
 Senator Sherman has sent 6 circular note to the Republican senators asking each fl them if there are any measures pending before the senate upon which be