Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
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hAShlS6IoN, Md! 1B.-1ue uOucc ohi promntiag agriculture was reported aud placed on the calendar.
 The pension appropriation bill was re- ported back from the committee on ap- prcpriations.
 A bill passed granting Joseph Francis of New York, a gold medal for his ser vices to humanity in the completion and perfection of the life saving sppsta- tus,
 The executive session was devoted to the consideration of Hoar's resolution providing for the presence of sn otnciai .tenographer during the discussion on the fisheries treaty and Riddleberger' ID open session.
 The senate passed bill for sn addi- tional sssociHte judge ot the supreme court of Utah,
 The senate committee on foreign rela- ton in reporting adversely on Ihe reso- luton for the ratification of the fisheries treaty, referred to the passage Of the re- taliation act and the failure of the Presi- dent to put i. into operation, instesd ot which negotiations were instituted aud conducted to the apparent end of &C., complis hing what congress- thought II fit to undertake, In such a way mslo- rity crIticise the president for withhold ing from the senate information upon the question.
 SAN FRAScIsco, May l0,-Frank Me Coppiu, United States commissioner to the Melbourne exposition issued cir cular today setting forth that arrange ments had been made with the agents of the Oceanic Steamship Co. to forward all exhibits st R reduction ot fifty ger cent on ordinary ra.es. While special rates for pssssgr, three hundred dollars, from this port to Sidney and return had been made good for eight months. The commissioner will act Tor parties havine DO agents st Melbourne. and they an- nouncs that shipments should be made by steamers on May 3lst or June 2Ssh to be iu tme for tbe opening of the expo sitlon, The exhibit of rsisips sDd other dried fruits winch may no; be really for sbipment until tbe product of the pre- sent season IS harvested may be shipped as late as the steamer of September 2Oth and space will be reserved for these eI- aibits if notice be given in time.
 WAsHISoros, May 10-When the house went into committee of the whole on the ,s.lff bill it was addressed ny Turner O Georgia, and Cannon, of Illinois. WIlk Ipson, of Louisiana, argued ID favor oi the sugar tax which was a source o' revenue iu times of peace, and he sA'd | California was already producing enougb beet sugar to justify the prophecy tha' from her beet fields would be ;sksD greater wealth than had been vrung ID golden treasures from her moHntAIns. Brunum, Of PsEusy lvanis, said Grove' Cleveland acting ss president Of th | United States, had solemnlY proclaimed a doctIne which wss the spawn ot cotton combine of Wall street shark snd of Kentucky whiskey ring. He denounced the "xalr' ot the southers democrats who proiessing great res-ra for labor, rednred its labors so more so- | ice, slavery than even before the war
 Clements. o' Georgia, abIured the gen | .lenen ca the other side to abandon | sheir discussion on the Con'ederates | c,nsti uiion and slavery, and deal vlt' i ,his vital question which concerned the inter estes of the whole country. Ad- 1 iouned.
 SAN FRAScIscc, May l0.-The hrr' oi
 Wm. T. Coleman & Oo-, of this city, have
 ssued A circular denying the statement
 winch had been published m eastern p4pers that they had lost one or two million dollars ID fruit and salmon oper
 a,;on last year. Both of these branches
 of their business had proved satisfactory
 with the exception possibly of deains in dried iruits, ID which there was sone losses owing the failure Of the fruit dry CTS to complete their contracts. Iney
 state the entire losses in frult last year
 will not exceed seveuty-fve thousand
 dollars.
 S.S FRASCIsco, May 10 A special 10 the Chronicle from Nngsles says that
 ,ha Secretary of War m the City Of | Na.icn has notified the Mexican officers along the border that hereafter the pen
 aI,y Q, death will be imposed Tor cross
 in1 oyer into the United States with
 ,,oons and interfering with the affairs
 of citizens of a friendly nation. This
 action yss taken after ipQuIry into the
 cases of Col, Aryiza and Lieut. Gutter
 riuz vbo reecued prisoners from Aueri-
 can authorities. A court martial sf Gnavmas sentenced them to be shot for
 inc offence. and on appeal to the su-
 nrerne military tribunal the sentence
 Tss approved. President Disz however
 commuted the sentence to imprisonment
 ., hard labor for twenty years m the military prison in the state of Ssnhego-
 NEW YORK, May u.-Guerrero, 1t be continues his present gslt until to-mor- ] row ni < ht, will win the six-day race sno
 baa, ,he record. He covered lOo miles
 vss,arday and al midnisht was only four ro;Iee behind Littlewood. St a m. the sore va. Littlevood, 472; Guerrero, 452; . Hsr,y. 43S; Golden, 4l5; Noremsc, 4lO, , and Hugher. 396- ,.,, 9n m'-The score stood, Littlewood, 800; Guerrero, 4s2; Herty, 466. Toposro. Ont, May l1-Rsilrosd con- ducrors here have coDdemned tne sNihe . on the Burlington road
 l CHICAGO. May 11-Ex- Warden Varnell B s1-County CommissIopers WsssermAn
 Vannelt. Heyden and Ocho, count, . h"o6Isrs. started for Jolie. at o'clocs
 to begip their two years imprisonment
 LONDON. May 11.-Advioes from Rl'
 Ts,,ro state that tbe Brazilian Ohamoe o, Danntias hss passed 8 bill for the i'm mediate abolition of slsvery'
 W,sHIseroS May 11.-Atter the morn inc business wss finished. the nous D urnt into committee oft Tnole o1 ln a Tariff biil aud Scott took the floor. Scoi smoke more than two hours ana ~s loudly spplouded ss he concluded V WAsHISGroS. May 1.-The house nom D;ttee on the Paeifi, railroad to-day re $ solvad to begin the consideration or 'n e osse Q, the Central Pacific railroad ; OF r. Friday, IL wss decided 10 take the oll 7. already prepared and reported to secuI t
 the psyment ot the indebtedness 70 .o a ooyerpment by the Union Pacihc' as 70 ,e hssjs of bill to mee, the case ot zen 10 trsI Pacific and incorporate such onApgr
 as inc committee may see ht to mshe' ,s P.sApExA, Oal.,-Msy n.-The res
 5eno, of J. E. Howard one of the nns'
 houses in Pasadena was destroyed 9y u'
 I,st night Loss about s4O,Oou, lnsu
 snce SIS, 1000.
 NASHVILLE I enn. May D.-The U, . moorstio convention .resssembleo st .t Ie o'clock and resumed bslloting. On .l :, tenth ballot Taylor received o'I Sot' '; for Governor. There being DO eiee'ic [. inc convention adjourned until DO CLOG 6 BuRLIS, May LA desf mnie h'it G. o-,-.. k rr,tren to Dr. MAokenE