Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

,ior, shows the total tonnage of the coun- fry required to be included in his sta tistics is 4,I92,9I tons. Oar merchant marine is the second greatest Britaln's coss. trade shows a natural increase but is considerable increase in foreign going tonnage of vessels built ID the United States last year. The commissioner ex- pressed himselfin favor of naval seizure remarking that in case of war, with tie only defensive means now in existence we would be st the mercy even of weak naiIons.
 DENVER, Dec l2-Word was received to-day from Oursy agency that Colorow, chief of she southern Ufes, died 8i the agency yesterday O. pneumonia. The old chief was the m-Et femous Tn the west and was the leader iu the Meeser massacre and also oi tae Colo-ow UBr m Garfield county year e2o. -ince the |
 ast outbreak he hss reSn under militia | " survey, which greatly worried him. | He was over 70 years af age and will be | succeeded by cRpoyo.o, cdiet of the Un- | cnmpaRree,
 WASHINGTON, D.c l2-Tbe amend | msnt Cfiered by Jon,soi Arkansas to ai- ! mi cotton ties free of duty accustomed 0 ns;derab,e political debate. Reagan claimed the tariff had not 90 much to do xi,h tbe defeat Of the democrats in the last election Gs did the veto Ot the de- pendent pension bill and democratic discontent with the presidents civil ser vice policy. because he didn't carry out
 his pledges but kept republicans m of | fice in cases where the law did not com uel him to do so. HIscOck replying to | Reagon's remarks about agricultural in
 terests being injured by tariff said, "she repu blicsns in New York came down Co | Harlem with S5.000 majority and that | par, ot the state was fairly agncultursl Iowa sn sgricuturs state gave the re-
 publicsn7 5000 majority and Kansas
 S0,0O0. It dId not seem from this Rgri- culture interest considered that they were ipjured by toe tariff. After further
 debate the smeudnent was rejected, IS to B. Coke offered sn amendment re-
 duciug the duty to 5 per cent sdvalorem
 without action. Senate adjourned.
 WASHINGTON, Dec PA long debate
 ensued on the direct tax bill and many
 amendments were offered and rejected.
 Elliott of Penssy lvs1Is, offered sn amendment which was adopted sppro- priating SS50.000 for refunding the pur- chase money of lands sold ln certain parishes O. South Carolina and whicll were afterwards reverted to the state. } Oaks of Alabama offered an amend ment providing for the re'unding Of the cotton tax. IL wBs rejected. The bil 2 was finally reported to the house: yeas D IFS; nays 96. Among those voting in tho P neg tive were BucSslew, of Pa, Cox !. Mills, Randall, Springer, Weaver and . Speaker Carlisle. The house then sd ' iourned.
 [ SACRAMENTO, Dec. l2.-The Sscrsmen
 to county committee appointed by th, state board of trade 10 make arrange ]. ments for the proposed exhibit of Cali | fornis products ID London held @ meet . ing this evening at which Mayor Greg , Ory presided. It was decided that Sac 2 ramento's representatives will urge tbs
 the coming legislature appropriate quarter of a million dollars to defrsy th
 expenses Of the exhibit.
 l. BIRMISGHAM, ALA. Dec.-Ihe jury Il D the Hawes murder case to-day Teturnc l. a verdict that both the women nd th o girl May IIswes came 70 their ieat 2. through k. R. flaws. snd that Fsnnl $ Bfyant and Albert Patterson were aC IT complices. Two more warrants chsrg D ipg Sheriff Smith with murder wer d sworn out to-day, and be IS again priE d oner in the jail.
 i. NEW YORK, Dec. I2-John Stsnto a testified regarding the copper trust bs
 fore the senate trust committee to-ds
 and Appleton Sturgis. president of th l. Eagle MiliagCo of Brooklyn. concern , | l. NhaA q @ dread of the Mills bill wss the cause c 'e tho trusts. because the manufacturer | sought to mRkei much as they coul n before the Mills ill drove them out c ,r existence F. q. GOOdheart, whiske 's broker, testified that the whiskcy trus l- heAdouarters were st Peoria. TIL, SD D. that the capital of the combinBtio V amounted to over thirty million dOllar' R They had psid from one-lourth 10 oD S- per cent dividends.
 D. PROVIDENCE, R. l. Dec.-By an ex le plosion Of nspther and ignition of Iut
 in Wm. Sweeney mattress renovRtIu
 shop he snd his assistants, Henry Cal d and Wslter Mscomber are burned s d badly will probably dIe.
 NEW YORK, Dec 13,-Impressive SCI vices over the remains of Rear AdmiTi  {, the corr CT this morning. The remain n, will be buried in Sleepy Hollow cem' al tery, Barrytovn.
 n. NEx YORK, Dec. 13.-Hsytien O0l sul general Bassett was formally remo'
 ed from flee this morning. Toe of
 ciAls papers We're served by Hsytie ,p min. .sF Preston. VIce consul SIngl r. ton was promoted to the vacancy. Pre- l. ton sad Bssse.t WAS not removed fC B. any mistake but simply because the a' H. minIstratIou wanted Q man in the pos D. tion who wss thoroughly in sympait D. wish iis purposes,
 ld WASHINGTON, Dec. l3 Dawes oifere t- a resolution (agreed to) calling on seer
 tsry treasury for a report as to conditio of of the inhabitants of AlRsks and esp r. cially as to the trestment of Indian V, te man by white people. The senate the H. resumed consideration of tariff bill. u WAsHINGToS. Dee. I2-SsnatOr SteT ,n art !utroducej bill teddy for the col ,a stfuction of 250 pneumatic dynami n throwers of proiectiles for whica sha n, be steel shells containing 800 pounds !, dynamite with range of ten mIl0s. IT n. bill provides that twenty of the guns
 placed around San Francisco harbo I fifteen at San Diego hsrbOr and fiites
 at PortlsDd. Oregon. The cost of esc
 gun not to be more than S40.OO0. el WABASH, MIN, l3.-In a co lision C Iv Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul tn n morning between passenger and freigl
 train a brakeman wss killed and col
 ducter fatally wounded. The engine, on of freight badly bruised.
 ef CHICAGO. III. Dec.-A special fro - Indianapolis says a significant bit v, gosip regarding the cIbinet came fro . oGe of General Hsrrison's friends to-dt and relates a r cognition of Pscifi in Coast. There are vaTiols reasons for b !s lievIDg that one ot the sdminissratic
 advisers will represent that sec,Ion CD p according to the gentleman lhe hon, De will not ss every body has suppose fall to e Oslifornis man, but 10 Senate
 Mitchell of Oregon,
 in SAS BERSARDISO. Dec. l3-Soon sti, h. he National Bank opened this m1r5iu 'h two stran gers iTom Arizona entered ar