Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-05
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WAsHIsGroS, April 26.-Iugalls gave notice that on Tuesday next be wodld reply 10 the attacks made up him yesterday in hls absence by Senator Voorhees, and would call attention to some singular omissions made by that Senator m hIs defense of the present administration. ID its sttItude towards Union soldiers and ID regard to pension Legislation.
 The committee on ways and means agreed to Breokenndge's resolution cal ling on the Secretary of the Treasury for information as to the number If per sons engaged ID the production of goods which might be subject 10 foreign com petition and exportstIop. The republi- can members of the ways and means committee heard the testimony of about dozen persons representing the manu- featuring and lsboring interests who de- sired to take exceptions to the state ments made by friends of the Mills tar if bill that manufacturers and lsborers derive no advantage from the present tariff.
 A conference report on the house joint resolution accepting the invitation from the French Republic to take part in the
  WAS agreed to and the appropriation for it fixed at s25G000.
 The senate then resumed consIders- ton of the railroad land appropriation bill. Palmer opposed all amendments as to lands granted by the state ot Mich igsn for railroad purposes and by the government of that state deeded 70 the Lake Superior chip canal company. After a speech on the general land policy of the government by DOlph the bill was laid aside without further action.
 The senate passed a number of public building bills and sdj burned until Mon day.
 WAsHrSaros, April 26.-The house vent into committee of the whole on the tariff bill. Buchanan, of New Jersey, opposed the bill which he said struck 6 blow at nearly every industry of his sec tion. Hamphill, of South Carolina, said he could not conceive 8 system which was not unreasonable, unjust and un- righteous then the protective system. He said he earnestly appealed to every gentleman that had the fsintest concep- tion of justice to lend bis RId to the pendiug bill. Osborn, of Pennsylvania, submitted an argument against the bill which he characterized as a blow at the dignity of American labor. He protested ID the name of the state of Pennsyl- vanis against the passage ot the bill which he said would destroy her in- | dustries, impoverish her farms aud de- grade her labor. Hudd. of Wisconsin, demanded @ practical protection of l American lsborers.
 The committee rose and the house took 6 recess until s o'clock p. ID. The evening session will be devoted to de bate on the tariff bill.
 The President Going to New York
 WAsHIsGTox, April 26-Tbe President goes to New York on Decoration Day to take part ID the memorial services Of the G. A. +.
 SAN FRAycIsco, April 26-A circular | hes been issued by certain stockholders of he Nevada bank of San Francisco providing for the reorgeBizsii0B of the | same by the assumption of sll old dues- and liabilities Ly the present stock holders and when p 900 shares of one hundred dollars each have been taken by outside parties the present officers and board of directors will resign and new board bs formed. Subscription hooks will he opened on April thirtieth, | Manager Bigelow, ot the Nevsds | bank, states ss a reason Tor the reoRspi- zation ihst the three men owning nearly All the stock, J. c. Wood, ex-Senstor Far snd J. W. Mckay. cannot give thst personal attention to the bank that It should receive. Wood on account ot Ill health snd Fair and Mckay Of other business.
 BAsGoR, Me, April 26.--The republi- can state convention met to-day. Horace II. Burbsck was elected chairman. The candidates with a single exception were elected by exclamation, Charles H. Prescott, Joseph H. Msnley, s. H. Allen and Cnas. A. Boutelle were elected dele gates at large to the national convention. The committee on resolutions reported & platform which WAS adopted. It de- clsres among others things that Hon. Jas. G. Blaine, our long trusted states man. is deserving Of the thanks of the people of Maine and of the entire patton for the promptnrss with which he in his Paris letter denounced the free trade
 man fests of President Cleveland snd pointed on the duty at maintaining Ame- rican in dustrIes and markets for Ame- rioRn products.
 ASrIGo, April 26.-It is reported that A freight train ran into passenger tram between BermRnwood and Etsnd Juno ton on the Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western railroad about nine o'clock this
 morning and that ten persons were killed or fatally injured.
 MILWAUKEE, April 26.-The officials of the Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Wes- tern railroad confirm the report of the collision. they say that the accident oc- cured but that nobody was killed and that the injured are all railroad lsborers.
 sas DIEao. April 26.-Word was re- ceived at the sherifFs office today from
 Elca1on valley that the deputy sherlifs
 had oyertaken Fowler, one of the prls- oners who espsped from the jail, ID the brush about dark last night. Fowler
 leaned from his horse and fired four
 shots at the deputies withou, effect and then di appeared ID the brush. SAN tRASorsoo, April 26.-Olause Spreckies has determined to make his s fsmily residence permanently in the
 east and will move hence in the early ! ngFf or ut1t hAAoNNAfN-f scene of bis new sugar refinery. IS to be his home.
 AsrIao, April 26.-The bank Of Anti 1, % was robbed of 5000 about noon to. e day by some unknown person who wen' [, into the back door while the cashier wa
 at dinDer.
 NArrcK, Mass, April 26.-Tbe chemical
 paint factory of Herry Woods, Sons Go. at Lake Crnssing wss destroyed by :, fire to-day. Loss estimated at Sl5OUOO r the insurance covers the loss. NORFOLK, Va. April 26 A heavy fros ? in this section last night damaged tht 2 early fruits and vegetables to the exten l. of from one half to three-qusr.ers of Q million dollars.
 s NoaALEs, April 26--Miners employed
 in the Nues.rs Senors mines near Coss
 tia. Mexico, have gone out on a strike
 Serious trouble is anticipated and troop
 have been ordered to the vicinity Of th' mines.
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