Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18

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 LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug. H-A party of refugees from Jacksonville, Fla, passed through here to-dsy for the north, three of them going to their homes Tn Ohio. One of them was officiating on the Lon isville & Nashville road, aud who for time WAS in ihe company of Leon Futile, passenger agent of the Louisville 6 Nashville road, who died at Jackson vile. Fla. One of the party developed ibs fever at Wsyoross. Gs., and was put of. The party only succeeded in pass in quarantine by making robust misrep- sentstions.
 CHICAGO. August l4-A large dynamite bomb containing enough explosives to demOlish an entire train was found on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad track st sixteenth and Halstead streets this morning. The police sus- pect the Burlington strikers or sympa- thizsrs; they have DO club however.
 BAN FRANCISCO, August H.-About eleven o'clock this morning Colonel U. F. Crocker received s telegram from Monterey. stating that bIs father Charles Croeker was dangerously III. The tele- gram was from Dr. Stevens who is at tending the patient. Col. Orocker Jeff for Monterey st once on a special train. Is is understood that Dr. Stevens has told the family that Mir. Crockers death is near ct hand.
 WAsHrNGToS Aug 15.-The democrs- tic senators had csucus this morning sud reported that those present disgvow ed pny intention 10 resort to filibuster- ing tactics on the fisheries treaty and determined to take vote on Morgan's resolution as soon ss he had finished his speech.
 WAsHINGToS, Aug. li.-S. 5. BugiDg- sky, ex-sgen; of the treasury depart ment, testified that while he WIS on St. Paul Islsnd iu 1871 and 1872. the Alaska Co. issued Rn order that there should be no greater sdvance than 9 per cent on the cost of commodities of life over the wholesale prices at San Francisco. He WAS satisfied there was no departure from this rule, snd that the only grlev- auce the natives had was an attempt by the GgeEts Ot tbe company and the gov erament to suppress the distillation by the natives ot @ beverage which the agents regard as poisonous. The com pany had gwen all its work to the nG- tiyes at fair cUI1 pensEIion.
 Rs-Teseutstivs Campbell today in tIoGuced in the house bill placing on the pension roll General Sberidan's widow at the rate of $5000 per year.
 O'Neil, Cf Missouri, rising Co R ques- tion of privilege sent to the clerks desk end had read an article from Wash ington paper to She elect that the effort cf the Democrats tO pass the bill for the relief or tEe Cherokee freedmen was the result of 0 bargain with J. Milton Turner ('ree6neu's sttOruey) and was intended ss compensation for his ser vices to the Democratic party st the In diEpBpclis colOred convention. ONeil branded the statement gs 8 lie from the beginning to the end.
 Oven, Of Indians, mentioned ID the article Hs having ohj 5cted tO the consld- erstlOn of tine bill because of bis knOEledgs of the bsrgaID, inquired if the gentleman meant any reflection on hIn.
 ONeIl said be did not care by whom the s.atement was made it was plain, unysrnished gnd unqualified lie.
 Owen said be could no: be insultei by anything O'NeIl could say. Turner be said had used language in his pres ence which caused him to object tO any further consideration of the bill. He did not believe in ellOvIng the Demo cratic party to pay us debts to J. Mil ton Turner for services rendered at In disnRpolis in that way. After some further discussion the matter ended.
 After ONIel sat down sByeTs moved that the house go into committee of the whole for the consideration of general appropriation bills.
 Townsend, of Illinois, opposed the motion, but il was carried. The oppo- sitIon to the measure was continued and in the vote to determine If the house should lay aside the tortificstion bill, the result was yeas. +, nays, l37. No quorum, and call of the house was ordered The afternoon WAS spent m eDdesvoring 10 get q quorum, but the effort was intellectual and upon motion Of Savers the house adjourned.
 MONTEREY Aug. l4-Charles Crocker diud Rt 3-3O thisafieTnOOn.
 SAN FRANCIsco August. li-Cssrles CrOcSer. whose death occurred Bt Mon AEEFf ALAH nAhEA HUH AGNIAhD4 AIAtAhnA injuries by being thrown from R cRrri- age 10 New York two years ego from which he never completely recovered, and few months ago hls condition be- came so bad he was forced to abandon his bu-Ilrss entirely. Since the first O; July te has been at Monterey suffering with an attack of disbe'is. His cOndi- tiun did not improve gpd during the last few days it was known he could not survive long. Mrs. Checker IS now on her Eay from New York having started on receipt Of news of news of her hus- baud's serious illness. The sons Col. Fred CTocker and Wm. Gro ker were with their father at tue time of hIs death Deceased leaves one other son. Georgp who lives ID Nevada and daughter. Mrs Charles H. Alexander, wko IS now 10 Europe.
 IsDIASAPoLIs. Aug H.-Lsrge dele gstioEs from different parts Ct the state sailed on Harrison today. The Gelegs- tioos all marched 10 University Park where Hon, J. Gray made Q speech on behal; c: the visitors and Gen. Harrison ID replying discussed the beneficial re- suit Of American home influence. In NLe hlAFluNtn h AEAlu UT IluGhtEn brought arotner large delegation. A notable feature of their display was an old battle flag from Grants original reg iment, the 2ist Illinois, 300 delegates arrived at 3 o'clock and Gen. Harrison ID replying to the addresses sad: "Con fessed free traders are very few ID this country, but English papers declare there are 8 great many of them, and those who would if they could eliminate the protective principles from cur tarid laws have not the power. They have in moments ot candor described them selves as progressive free traders and it IS sn apt desIgDstioD.'
 OLYMPIA, ". T., August 1.-The su- preme court rendered a decision this morning in the women suffrage case and declared the law passed by the last le- gislsture giving the ballot to women unconstitutional. This IS the second time the law has been passed and the second time it has been declared uncon- stituiionRl.
 WAsHrsGT5N, August If - Sensior Began introduced R bill to define trusts and provide the proper punishment of persons connected with them.
 Senator Stewart introduced bill to- day authorizing The secretary of war to hs. zs q