Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
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 killed, Green uortelly wounded and the
 ether three badly bu. not fatally wound
 ed.
 SALIDA, Colo. June I4.-Lsst night 6
 one-Iegged gambler named Schneck
 shot and killed Dr, DavIs and fatally
 wounded SD unknown man, A mob
 hanged Schneok to a telegraph pole.
 Friends ot the two dead men are gather ing and more trouble IS feared.
 ST. LOUIS June 1.-The trouble be tween the city authorities and the Bel. Telephone Co. has been temporarily compromised. The company agreeing to replace tbe telephones il had removed st sn annual rental of $50 pending the decision Of ths courts as to the validity of the ordinance,
 BUFFALO, Juue 1.-The Millers' ns- ticnsl convention adjourned to-day to meet al Milwaukee in 1888 Resolution, z, re sd pted looking to the control Of the output ,in the cuuniry. o, H, Se- volt v.s elected as president of tbIs as- soeistIon.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, June l4.-Ths su preme court today sffi m the decisici ot the lower court 10 the case of Dr G.. | Milton Bowers. who vas convicted the murder of bis wife and sentenced tL be hanged.
 KEoKUK Iowa. June 14-At wesi PoIDt Ill. to-day G. P. Lowery farmer kIlled hls wife and A. r. Clark, s fam labOrer, vhHm he accused oi intimacy with her. The murderer escaped.
 DENVER. June 14-CaiifJrnia. Oregon and Nevada delegations arrived thi, morning. The party consists of l6' people and NHs met by the Union cut and committee Of citizsBs who enter tRiced them with carriage ride 'hruusl the city and R reception thIs afternoon at She Chs m Der of COmmeIc-. They re- sumed their Journey .his afternoon GsO. Dexolis, of the CslIiorDIs delega- sion, says the coast IS uni ed for B aine rbe delegation has TO second chO!ce uo- les it IS impossible tO prevail upon bim 10 accept. Chss. F. Crocker expressed the same view ss to he choice Of the people of the west, but sad he dii not want the people to understood that the delegation would east 3 solid vote for Blaine on the first bsllot. They would consult with friends ID the New York. Indiana sad Connecticut delegations and select a man acceptable to the doubtful states. He had given DO thought yet 10 tSe vice president. The delegation had but one thing to ssk Cf the convention aud that was that they make NJ. II. Estee, of Nsps, temporary chairman. Foley, of the Nsysds dele gstion said: I've want Blaine, bet II We cannot have him, will support the next best mso, but before we express a choice will see who Colorado wants, R. their interests are identical with ours. We are for silver, lead and protection and sll my efforts will be to secure Hll the delegations betveen the Missouri and ,bs Pacific ocean ss a unit 10 favor uf these three," He thought Thurman could poll more votes in Nevada than any other Democrat.
 HALIFAX, N. s, June 14.-Forest fires des.royed the gold mining village of East Rswson yesterday. Twenty dwell lin0s and stores destroyed. New Found land Gould Valley has been stripped of its splendid timber and left a wilder ness. Mrs. Manning aud two children snd John Drisooll were burned to death. Two hundred people homeless. WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Secre- tsry of Wars estimate of an sppropriG- ton for the construction Of buildings at San Carlos, AriZ,, was transmitted 10 the house to-day. The amount asked for is SIO5,00O An appropriation for sD electric light plant at Fort Lesyenworth was also asked for.
 WAsHISdroS, June 1.-The sgricul- tural department appropriation bill ha, passed AmopR tue amendments agreed upon was one appropristing ore hun dred thoussCd dollars for the cultivation snd experiments Il the making of sor- shum sagsr.
 The post office appropriation bill passed and among the amendments agreed to were the following: Striking out the item of $50 0OC for clerks in the pos.offico for uuusual business; reducing item for rent. light and fuel m third class posi-nfficss to S450,000 with pro vision restricting rent of such offices Co $500 6 year, and fuel and light 10 s60. The following items were inserted: One million dollars for additional expense of f. ee delivery service under the s hour law; eight hundred tho usand dollars for more efficient mail service between the Dotted States and South America; making postage on seed cuttings, roots and bulbs, one cent for every eight ounces or fraction thereof. Adjourned till Monday.
 The concurrent resolution reported yesterday from the committee on for eign relations as to international Rrbi- trsiion passed.
 CHICAGO. June 1.-The proceedings lr r1a~ hnh ha1f fnft hE subcommittee on arrangement making reports concerning the plan of seating the delegates. The allotment of two hundred more tickets Co Chicago thsn the original seven hundred, ss proposed, wss discussed and the number fixed st $50. On the question of selecting a Cha plain, one committeeman proposed that no one by the name of Burchsrd be se lecied. Without taking up the contest between Malone and Riddle berger fac tions from Virginia or appointing tenn porsry officers of the convention, the committee adjourned until eight o'clock tomorrow night.
 The first combination between any two leading candidates for the Presi- dental nomination eliminated to-day. The friends of Harrison and Gresham met and came to a harmonious under standing that their respective delegates should not attack each other. That the Indiana delegates should vote solidly from start to finish and that when it be- came evident in the convention that Harrison could not be nominated then Greshsm should be accorded the sup port of his native state. Col lngersol is to make the greatest effort of bis life Tn 8 speech for Gresham. The honor of secoDding Gresham's nomination will go to John R. Lynch. (oolored) of Missis- sippi, member of the Republican ns- tIonal committee. A bombshell was thrown into the Gresham camp by the declaration of W. E. Kent, of Chicago, one of the first delegates instructed for Gresham, thst he would support Blaine and be would have forty four delegates from Illinois. Greshsm's friends, how ever, claim that Kent will vote ss in structed.
 BERLIN, June 15.-Enperor Frederick died st II o'clock this morning.
 The Emperor lay this morning in @ leihargic condition, sometimes rousIng for few moments. During the last hour of his life he made several fruitless st. L III Ha