Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21


 WAsuSGToS. July I3-J. Randall is r better this morning.
 % WAsHIydTos. July I3-Gecrge N. La. l throP, American minister 10 RussiG, wils Q soon tender bis resignation.
 . CHICAGo,J July 13.-A startling outline 1 Of the case against the members Of the Brotherhood of Engineers and Bremen . who are accused Of being ID the dynamite plot agsinst the Burlington Rsilroad, vas made bJ District Attorney Ewing n tne United States Court tbis morn-
 ing, when Bsaor snd five ot his com rsacs were aJgGixued. The District At l torEey stated that inc evidence would show thRt BoTlss and Snith, tEo of the ! accused, placed 8 dynamite cartridge on 'he eBariInRto tracks last May, and that lev days prior 10 the explosion Bowles showed the cartridges to Chairman hoge. The evidence will also show that Bauer had directed Smith where
 10 Ret tho cartridges. The eouspirasorB met in he Brotherhood Hall Rt Aurora,
 July 9th and hsd the dynamite with
 sneIn, which tbey afterwards took with
 them when they boarded the train for
 Ohioego. They were arrested a few
 hours later and four and half pounds
 of dynamite cartridges found Tn theIr
 possession.
 PARIS July l3-Floquet who fought
 duel with Bouisnger this morning de- ! livered su Oration st the Unbeiling Gam
 betts statute this afternoon.
 WAsHNaTos July l3-The House on motion of Briggs Of California passed
 the bill for the investigation Of the min
 ing debris question in California. V T--F D | NatiOEel executive committee created l
 eub committee teddy for California, | ! Oregon, Nevada and Arizona with De |
 Young of San Francisco as chairman.
 PITTsBuRd. July I3.-Anoiher heavy | rain fell last night mud the fiY-
 CT is again using st HesdwateE. | Another flood however Is not an.ic.ps-
 ted. The weather became very cool last night. The snaniy boats on the
 river are unfit for hsbits.iOn and the | women and children arc cared for by neighbors. be men bui!l fixes and
 passed the night on the wet ground,
 CNoSsATI, July 12.-Tbe executive committee Oi .he National EditoFi. 1 AsBoclstiOn completed it's lsb0fs tO-day. The next meeting of the association will b. Gt SEn Antonio, Texas, beginning on Wednesday, NovembeT2l, and cuntinu- ing three dBys. I; will be followed by a tour of Texas and visit Co South Mex
 ioo.
 BAN FBASCIsCo July I3.-Jeremiah Dunn private of tho Ist U. s, Infantry stationed st Angel Island. and who bGs
 been acting as messenger and mail ear- rier between the Island snd this city, IS said to have disappeared with one thou
 sard dollars belonging To officers and soldiers O. the garrison. The charge is made that the p0si trader gave hin S2JO to psy bills Gnd the carpenter save hln 8 check for SlO0 to get csshed and that on his arrival here he opened the mail of officers and took $500 more. 1t is believed he has gone east Re leaves wife and child destitute.
 DENVER Col. July I3-Word has just bsen received here from the Utah ARen- cy, 10 Utah, that four weeks ago Cnup Hi=h, notorious renegade chief had l committed suiciGe by shooting himself through the heart after having been pre- vented U other Indians from shooting his son h a quarrel.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. July I3-A psrty of , fifty Massachusetts and Ohio visitors , and twenty-five teachers from New Mex , leo, Tennessee and other southern points , G-rIvcl to-day. Parties from acIZona, 1, Illinois sud honsss arc due tomorrow. : The Kansas delegation will ill several ! ears. The registration boook5 to-day c showed taGt over 33O tickets had been {; registered. Secretary Garfield estinst- : d that over 700 teachers were in the ' city.
 The national council of the.nstional a-- sr Iuu I D.,kara1 .FI 2 Iowa City, presiding. Professor PeG- 6 body oi Illinois, chairman of the com | mi.,ee on hiEner education, presented ? the committee report on the elective + tystsm in colleges, in which it vas q argued that the student IS not prepared to judge o, his real condition or specific {, improvements in making a choice of ' studles. Dr. Harris of Concord, Mass, = favored the committees views and said :, the student of to-day was often better h enabled 10 judge of the courses he ' should choose than the parents, DF. < Hewitt of Illinois, Prof. Sheldon, Of F Boston. and Prof Schoeffer also joined n Tn the debate.
 WAsHISGroS, July 13.-George con ]. cluded his speech of yesterday on the l. fisheries treaty and Dolph took the floor. !.
  dence of Minister Phelps and Bsysrd to e show overt sets of the Canadian govern ii nent against American fishermen. Fla ,. grant violation of treaty rights had been U resorted 10 for the purpose of driving U the United States into admitting Cana H dian fish free of duty, and asserted it was proposed by pending treaty to sur render tue American position concern ing bays and harbors and American " claims 10 reciprOosle American prIvi- ', leges and to purchase partial commercial r privileges for American fishermen, with z, CD annual reTissiOn of duties to the ' nIlouut of O million dollars, He claimed tbst under the arrangements made with x Great Britain in 1880. American fisher = Iusn were entitled to fCil com neTcIsi " privileges ID British colonial ports. N E Et- defended the senate sgHias. charges c, . political sv6Fice which prevented the r Of the treaty.
 Plumb said he did not fesr wsr with ' Great Britain. He was free tO admit ' that with its unprotected coast this wee n commercial country did not want war - with Great Britain and he was equally :. sure Great Britain could not afford wsr V with the United States st the call of even :, the present pro-English administration. - N,r into the field from every state and terr.- Y .OTy-Eo make conquest oi the Canadian ~ province and q few months of hOstilI.ies . would find an American privateer ID u every ses where British merchant vessels were to be found. Calls resolution was tc adopted calling on the secretary of the treasury for the evidence ID the treas q urY depRrtment relating 10 property of n the United States held Tn adverse pos Il session against the United States with a the secretary's recommendation on the S tubleot. ?
 Adjourned till Monday. f
 WASHINGTON, July l3.-The President ' hss accepted She resignation of Hon. Y Geo. '. N, Lsthrop, U. S. Minister Co v Russia, to take effect August lst. Lslh = rop is nos in good health. |,
 NAEYsvILLE Cal. July IA barn oD v th4 ranch of James Littieiohn WIS des- q troyed by fire early this morning and q five valuable horses perished and total