Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

snow from Lsj1nts basin a sn9U slide
 carried them down ths rouniaiu sldt | fifteen hundred feet sud hurled tbeu
 under twenty feet of snow and rocks
 William managed with ths cid Of a pook
 te knife to dig himself ort. snd altt ough badly wounded he reached tOFr: A res
 cuing party after two hours ot hard
 work foUnd The body Of Charles nader
 . verdi hubdred feet Of snow and rocks
 crushed ipto a shapeless msss.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. I9-T presentative
 Mll's wrs 6t The he Ise to- y. He will
 be ID the ci day or two, and will then go % New York s'lte tO make 0
 number of soe' ches, and from there 10 New Jersoy. He lO } ng remG-ksOiy l we'll eud 's r. of oEnpsigo Ire and coDflenca. He says that vh rever he has been he has found the people enthu- siastic end tbe democratic Cauee populer. From all direc ionI come good 9 gs. He is perfectly confident of success. CHICAGO. Oct, 9-Inoonp!eie returns from tho inspectors ot rsgi etrstlOn which wRs completed in this city to-day indi- caie B total of about 164 OJO The vote st the last presidentIst electicn wAs 100000. and it il estimated ihst I60.C0O votes will be cast ss the forthcoming election or sn increase of more than 90 per cent In four years and it IS claimed a large percent of the new registration IS democratic.
 BosroS, Oct 20.-Fire started in the building of tbe Lewis Wharf O.. used for storage, tbis morning ard Ess still burning fiesceiy a noon. LOss heavy.
 Los ANGELES, Oct. I9.-S;x conduct or5 on the city cable street car line were arrested ihis evening on charge Of col ioctlng fares and nCs making returns tO tle company. The men for some time have been using false bell punch knowL to those ho nre initisted in robbinC the company gs the 'BrotheT-Iu-Law." IL is -taiei that they averaged from three Go tour dollars per day atOy' their wages.
 WAsHISGToS, Oc,. I9-Cen. Scbofeld to-day PT.-ulss-,t on 7-'eE from th5 Secretary pf War detailing Gap. ~e'ingg Of fhs 9th Cavalry for .he purpose Of lC- eating upOl the official ID '17 Of the Tosi- tiou of the troops engage | ID the battle cf Chicsm uyB. This gili complete the plots of the field.
 SPOKANE FALLS. Got. l9.-The night guard as the county jail -er-d a room last night where a cage w,i1 2S prison- CTS was located. 9 hole Uaz L-irg cut ID Eho cage, through whicL tEeuty-0pe prisoners had got ont They knocked ! the guard down and bound nd gagged ! him a- d escaped. He afte- ards gave 1 ths alarm aud the sheriff eld posse ore | Dow 10 pursuit.
 YAgHISsToS, Oct. 2O.-Ths house | met st II o'clock this mOrnicg, the fast l day of the most proirsoted session in | i1s annual congress.
 h addition to the speaker there were | l5 members in attendance. l. the gal l 'erles there were not more thsn hun | dred people tO witness the closing | scenes.
 The speaker appointed McMillao of Tennessee. Clement of Georgia. and | K gan of ksosss a committee on part oi | tho house to wait npOn the president | and inform hIm that congress was reHdy | 10 adjourn. If he hes no further cOmmu- nicatlOns 10 make.
 reesss UsE then tsksn tiii iH-oA | Alter recess McNiusr reported ,hsr | the committee had wRitec upon the ! presid 't ana had been informed that | b. had DC further communication t0 | offer. Ryan Of Kansas offered and the | houss unanimously adopted I resolution | thsnkin the speaker CBrli-le for his 1 c uriesy, ability and fGirugss as presid- i ing ofiioer. At one o'clock ;he speaker | declared the hohss GdioUTned sIne die. l The announcement was received with | applause.
 WAsHINGTos, OoG 21.-Only seven ] senators had benefit Ci She HUgl prayer os the Chaplin. namely she presiding Clli- ! cer "Ingalls" and Allison, CockFeil Nit cLells Paddock SaulsbUrg snd Telie-. ! During the reading of the iou- ns. sen t,. !! was reinforced bY the presence. Bi.ck 1 burn, Reagan and Sawyer. 4 committee Ot two. Aiiiscn and SsulsbuFy were ap- pointed to cont. write Ike committee | on part of the house wait upon 9 -esideut ! inform hun that conar ss EGs ready Co close the present session.
 Blackburn presented the minority re- port of the committee on She operations of the civil service law. It was ordered printed with the majority report.
 The last bill O: the sesslcn to be iu- isoduced vas one by AIitchells, It pro- posed an amendment tO tbe constitution which provides for the election of the United States senators by the people.
 Allison from the comuittss appointed 0 ysait upon tbe Preside lt soon reported that the committee h8i performed that duty and had been informed by the pre- siceus that hs had no further eommuu.- cations tO offer. A resolution tenderlDg & vote of thank to inga'ls for the nan per in which he hld acted as presiding officer was offered Ly SaulsUury and adopted unanimously.
 Al five minutes before a1j0urnment u4e sage from the Presi6eny announced hi7 approval of sunlfy senate bills md ja-1t re-ulutiUn. Senator Inpats tlsn spoke briefly C-~nowlr dging Viih thR i,s ihe c1nDiiu cniEry vo.r inrdered him as pre-i3icE oflicer, and th4uk'ng the senat-rI for the Courf1s and clusiieratIou shpwu fus5s. H. then declared the senate aC GInsi vi;A- out day.
 WASHINGTON. Oct 2l.-Seustcr Black horn to-day submitted O vOlum,uOus minority report from committee on ths operations Of ths ci7il 7e.vice. |. is declared thgn sn efTJrs hal peTsIs:e8t.y heen mad5 by tho majority agslus. t5e protest ot She mInorIty limit iuqUluDE az to the time covered by tIe present ad- ministrstiou aud thss all efforts are be- ing nsde to bring out facts GB % She | operations of the law uEder previous re- publican administration. This is in- varisby denied by strict party vote.
 Despite the efforts of the majority how ! ever, the report dec.sTes as appeared
 from the testimony 0f several witnesses that sll evl fence Of abuses and com
 plsined of to-day, came down to this ad- | rniuistratiOu ss an n her.taEce. LevyiDs 2
 assessments upon government Cficisls upon parsisIa1 proposes was generally
 now a universal practice prio- to March I7Sj and discrimiI 1tiOl in the matter Of appointm nt becsuse political views
 were rroven to be by no means noveI feature. Intelligent men will resliz.
 that tod y, after nearly four years o democratic rue tiA-e are 'en rep1b.i
 csus holding office where there was nUt dern1 1cra. in the service, on forth O
 March 1881. Far minded men will e.
 clare that this administration has no
 been lacking in honest efforts 10 success
 fully execute the law and make goOC the pledges ths it and its party, gay l kn Au,arf.an DaODle.