Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

here state that the soutn Dound express train on the Ft. Worth railroad pluDg ed inio a wsshout caused by the break inS of q water spout, killing the engineer and fireman. None of the passengers were injured.
 WAsHIsGroS, May l5-A cable mes sage Was elIvered to-day from United States Consul Lewis. at fangier, say Ing that sll questions of disagreement be- tSeen Morocco and the United States had been settled, and that he had gained all the points coDtended tor.
 SAS DIEGO, Msy l5-Nev gold dis coveries are reported from Bnens Vista ranch, five miles from Carlsbad. on the California Southern RailIosd.
 NEW HAVEN, COnp., May l6.-The Rs- publican Convention was called 10 order inls morning by the temporary chair man, John A. Tibbets. The temporary | organization was made permanent. lib bets addressed the convention and out lined the permanent issue as protection against the free trade message O Cleve i4pd The real republican platform Eould be m response to "the presiden- tiBl message that came across the ocean as swift ss telegraph could bring 1t" He further alluded to Blaine as the greatest Of all living American statesmen Eho thoroughly represents American spirit. The sentiment vas greeted with prolonged applause. Aliusinn was also made to to Gen. Hawley, Senator Plstt snd Chauucey NJ. Depew. The lAtter's Uams as spplsuded almost as vocifer- ously ss Blsipe's. At the close of lib be.s' s;eech the election of delegates at | n .A Fr.I1 Samuel Fessendes. Samuel L. Warner, IE.S Day ard E. s HsniTy. The plat form denounces the Presidents tariff | policy, calls for a liberal pension, ridi- cules the administration oivil seryIce record and promises hearty support to the nominee of the Chicago convection. BUFFALO. x. r., May 16-Delegstes to | Republican Convention are Desriy all | deoked ont with badges of Chsuncey | Depew, and handsome Autographs of | Jim are belng distributed by the srmful. | The grave que 'iion prevails, however | even among Depew's friends, ss to whe- \ ther these demonstrations have votes Il which will reach clear out 10 Itha a. The horizon which yesterday after | noon had become a little clnuded by vspOrings oi hostility to Senator His- cosk, IS this morning yet more heavy. The New York delegation this morning sssenb!ei n seclusion for the express purpose o' perfec,ing opposition to His cock ss deiogate-Gt-large. and ID behalf ni Levi r, Morton. The delegation for imsliy and definitely forced their oppo sItion, and during recess will offer with | Ktng County delegation to the end of forming A solid front against Hiscocs.
 At. 1920 no, Gen. Knapp. Chairman of the State Executive Committee. call ed Ihe Convent ton to order. The State Committee Secretary then called the roll of delegates for the purpose of its perts cting The call Mille='s name was greeted with clspping of hands. When the 2lst New York District was reached there came Q storm. "Csuncsy M. De- pew" shouted the 8. cretsry. The was DO answer by a single voice, but the raitling shout So shock the SIT that the gas jets finttered end blinked ID the din. Spa akeT Fremont Cole will be perman- eDt chairman.
 Charles Fitch vas elected temporary chairman, and briefly addressed the con vsrtiou. Blaine ard Depev were both spoken Of, and there we're desfening nhe. r. for one ss strong as the other. Ou conclusion of the address, tbe usual committees were appointed. and the convention took 6 recess until 4 p. m.
 Los ASGELRs May l6-The Democra- ,ic State Convention reassem Gled this morning. The committee m credentials | reported that there Eere 40 delegates tnd l0l proxies present.. In the repor, oi tue com miItee R. F, Del Vslle was m de permanent chairman and Geo. W. Kelly, John T. Doyle sLd NJ. F, Dur 0arrS secretaries. The committee on or der of business made a report to place oominAtion Chief Justice as last in the order of bu,Ipess. The minority report was defeated and the m. lority report adopted. The committee on resolutions were granted till tomorrow to prepare a platform. after which convention sd- Ijuuroed till tomorrow morning. Tho felegste- will leave here this afternoon to welt Pasadino and Monrovis. After adjournmeut the delegates from the both Congressional dIstTIcts met and mo- minated hiel B. Terry, District Attorney of Fresno County, for Congressman.
 Nearly an hour was consumed in dis cussiog the EdvisabIlity of receiving or reiec;iog the msJ0rIty report. The mi- nority report was signed by eight out o' seventeen members of the committee. The speeches were made in favor of the majority report by iiothohilds cf San Francisco Sni Gouches of Fres no, and against 1t by Spsnpehan of Shasta and DupreY Of Fan Francisco, who holds hIs proxy from Del Norte County.
 Los AYeELRs May le-1he delegation of the third congressional district met this afternoon and nominated Henry C. McPike for Congress. McPike declined and Rn adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
 CIScISSATI, O., May l6.-The confer ence committee of the two Labor con veutions have been unable to reach 6 harmonious conclusion. They will ask the conventions for an extension of time sud will meet agHin this afternoon.
 SEDLIA, Mo, May I6-The Republican Convention ressssm bled this morning and shortly alter nominated by seclsma- tion, Robs E. King of Nevada, Mo, for Governor.
 DAYTON, Ohio May l6,-Hon. Ssm'l F. Hunt was made chairman of the Demo cratic convention. NomInstions were made as follows: Secretary State, Bos- ton G. Young, Judge of Supreme Court Lyman O. Richard; Board of public work, Jas. Emmett; all by exclamation. The platform endorses President Cleve- lends administration, declares hi' re- nomination IS demanded by heinterssts of iha country and approves the Mills
 Tariff Bill.
 WAsHISoToS. May l6 Bills were is- sued increasing the limit of the cost of the pub 10 buildings at Sacramento, California to Sl5O 900, and sppropriat- ing S500,O0O add itionAl Senate bills for the presentation of badges to the officers snd men of the Greedy relief er- petition, and fixing the pension for the lose of one eye at : S.6 per month and pro portiOnstely for the loss of sight of both eyes, and allowing aid to state homes for disabled soldiers st the rate of SIOO ger yerr for each inmate, and appropristIns S25O,OO0 therefor, also couierring breyet promotion oD simy officers distinguish- d for acton ID Indian vars. Adjourned
 WAsHISGruS, May l6-Bsker of New York, ID speaking on the tariff, sad be | wtahad to Oiva an Obiect iasaon ard n.o