Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08

D. said mat they controlled abOuk two
 thirds ot the bagging m this coun.ry. | The remaining third, about fifteen mil
 iion ysrd-, being produced by persons A. A. who are not in any way connected with the trust. The trust agreement took
 enect April 18th. Ohas. Pratt, of St. ,s Louis, secretary of one of the concerns [. emoraced In the trust, essented gsner- l. ally 10 tue testimony given by Gra!z e and the committee adjourned.
 WAsHISGroS. August 9I.-The house 0 joint resolution to extend until Septem- l. Der l1!h, JOInt resolution of July 3l 10 6 provide temporarily for the expense of 2 the government was reported and pass ' ed. Vest referring to statement of Cullom l. made yesterday that Postmaster Judd | S Of the Chlcsgo post office Allowsd em- s ployees to be taxed for democratic c1- a pensee, said if this was true Judd |
 should be put out of ofics. He sent to |
 the clerks desk and had read letters | from Cullom to Mir. Dudley, when the | . latter wss commissioner of pensions
 asking leave ot absence, with pay, Of a pension S-sminer to make political speeches in Illinois,
 Cullom admitted having written the letters but based his action ou the
 ground ihBt government employees
 were entitled to thirty days leave with
 pay.
 Hale had sent to clerks desk and read
 a Washington dispatch to the New
 York Tribune stating that John NJ
 Trainer who IS Tn charge of the docu-
 ment room of the Democratic national
 committee in New York is sp officer of the Interior department with s salary
 of eighteen hundred dollars. He reccm-
 mended Vest to make pilgrimage to the interior department and have the secretary to either bring Trainer home or remove him.
 The senate passed the fertilization ap-
 propristIon bill. Senstors Dawes,
 Plumb and GormRn were appointed
 conferees on disagreeing votes. Stewart gave notice tha. he wcul5 l call up the bill for the admission of the { state Of Washington as unfinished busi- [ ness on Monday. [ House joint resolution authorizing d the secretary of the interior to certify c lands III the state oi Kansas for tbe ben c eft of agriculture and mechanical arts [ passed.
 Senator Msttison to-day reported ia vorsbly with amendments from the mil itary committee the bill introduced by . ] Senator Sawyer to give to soldiers who . hsd served 90 days or more and were
 discharged on account of disease con c trscsed in the line of duty, Ihe same e bounty to which they be entitled If 8 discharged for wounds.
 Senator Harris, from the committee on epidemic diseases, reported substi- ' ute for the bill prepared by the treas q ury department to prevent the introduc- z ton of disease from one state to anoth- CT, The bill Buthorlzss the secretary of II the treasury tO promUlgste all the nec- c esssry rules and regulati~ns to prevent U the introduction of such diseases and tn C employ as many inspectors Gs neces- ssry.
 Senator Allison, chairman ot the sen- n ate subcommittee having ID charge the preparation of the tariff bill, gave notice T shat parties wishing e hearing before | the committee must appear within tbe z, next ten days. Hearings have been U mad sInce May 26 snd hundreds cf in- ei terested parties have testified. The sub b-commitiee will have completed it's K elaborate report on the bill within the Il next 10 asys. al
 .-~sI 3l.-Report of n the Conference Committee on the sundry civil appropriation bill was agreed to and the remainder of the day was de- C voted to discussion of amendment relR- V tive to the congressional library bGid- ., ing. The house insisted to the disagree = ment 10 the senate amendment and -, pending action on the other amendment .t on which no argument had been reached, ', the house took recess until $ o'clock. .,
 SAN FRANCISCO, September l,-Body v of J. C. Hampton of Virginia city, one n -s .,H Ia ala | if disaster was found floating in bay this IF morning. The body was removed to si the morgue and will be sent Co Nevada ei for burial. o 2,
 PUTIN BAY. O.. August 3l,-At an of early hour this morning the prepsra- q tions were completed for the reception s- of Gen. Harrison and party. Flags were cl raised and buildings gsily decorated.
 Excursions from neighSoring island and Cleveland, Detroit and other points has filled the bay with yachts and steam Q CTS.
 SAN FRANCISCO August 3l.-Best S s Belcher, 3l0, Crocker, 070; Chollsr, s, 2,50; Con. Virginis, $50; Confidence s l0.3S; Gould & Curry, 245; Hale < e Norcross, 405.; Locomotive. 10; Peer, : 40, Peerless, l.30; POtosi, 24O; Ophir, { 5.36; Savage, 205 Sierra Nevada, % ! Union Con-. 2 95: Yellov Jacket. 32O
 SAS ASDREAL, Cal, Sept. 1.-Geo. W. ti Cox WAS hanged yesterday for the mur- der of his son-in-law Henry q. Cook last q, November. ,i
 LONDON, Sept. l--Inf0rmstIon has b been received here that China refuses to f, ratify the American treaty restricting ti immigration. .
 LONDON, Sept. IA collision occurred a during fog near Isrrifa last evening, between the steamers Cairo and Shares e brook. The Snsresbrook sunk and II ' of her crew were drowned.
 Toledo. September A special from s Cyanet. O., says g 25 eco barrel tank of 3 oil exploded aud the oil scattered in all directions killing s persons and Iojuring h number otherg. Later reports show that oOly tEO men h were burned to death and several severe ' ! ly injured. k WAsHISGToS, Sepiemb The Sur
 geon General has just received dis v patch from PhilsdelphIa informing h'm , that a case of yellow fever has been dis- . covered there in the person O. Florida ! refugee.
 WAsHIxGroS Aug. 3l,-The annual re- | DOT. of the commissioner of patents says | there were 40,l77 applications during I the year. Total receipts were 23,UOO and expenditures S9j3. 3.00O. Both show i ing slight decrease. {
 ST. LOUIS August 3l-This afternoon | U. s. District Attorney Bashsw filed IF | suits against Henry Schmidt. h leading ! tailor, for sl00 each tor violating on the contract labor law.
 PHESIx, Aug. 3l-The democrats today nominated s. F. Webb for the Terrltori-
 al council and F. J. Edwards aud W. L. George for the assembly. W. T. Gray for Sheriff.
 LITTLE RocK Sept. IA terrific storm struck the town Of Hot Springs Thurs.
 day night. The rain fell ID torrents and the streets soon flooded, houses destroy
 ed and occupants drowned. The lost
 are mostly all coIored people The VIC tims are believed to number thirteen.