Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
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der ID certain states and territories st certain pric ,s and Co account to the trust for the sales made. The Vulcan Go. clai ms that the contract was viola ted by making incorrect return and ask ed for sn accounting. Judge Mcguire sustained the demurrer uf the defendants to-day givIEg 1t as his opinion that the contract sued upon is ss to its evident purport g contrast for the restraint of trade and therefore contrary to pubh policy and voId. Briefly the decision IS to the effect that trusts are illegal.
 CHICAGO, Sept. l3-At to-day's ses- sion of the Noble Order of Red Men the committee reported in favor of granting a charter to tribes Two and Three, to Washington Territory and trioe of Oregon.
 WAsHISGToN. Sept, l3-In discussion of the senate bill to amend the inter state commerce law. Nelson's amend ment making railroads incorpor sted un- der United States laws, Rmenahle to laws of the states trRversed by a road, was ruled down. Grosvenor's amend ment. making the transportation of oil in tank or cylinder cars owned or leased by shippers unlawful, except at general rates. was adopted and the bill passed without division. 4 bill also passed giving several states and territories through which any railroad iDcorporst- ed by An act of congress, may pass leg islstive control over such. No quorum responding to the roll call. on the mo- ton to reconsider the Oklahoma till, the house adjourned.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Jones of Ne vadB, in speaking on the Chinese ex. clusion bill, said: After the war, the democratic party, in its search for a platform, had finally adopted one with A Chinese plank n it. So lis:less had the democrats been Tn supporting their Rnii-Chinese proposition that the people of the Pacific coast Gidn't believe much in their sincerity. The people of the coast knew that If they could get ms | i1rity of republicans on tbeir side they would have justice done them. ln ieplyiug to Vest he sald when be was H boy, he bad heard on every patriotic oc- cRsion. speeches declaring the United | States to be the home of the oppressed | of all nations. but when he vent 10 the | coast and ssw how impossible 1t was for | Chinese 10 assimulHte wt'h Americans. | be became convinced that l. WAS impos- sible for two distinct races to prosper side by side Tn the same country. The barbar, us economy of the Chinese would take possession of every outcome of in | dustry and to the exclusion of Ameri- cans and be was in favor of GefeE din 2 | his own people and defrIdiDg them quickly.
 The people of the Pac:fo coast de- marded that there be 20 more delay On the subject.
 Vest wanted 10 knov i ;he republican senators from the Paciii1 coast who had urged the senate to relieve them from the curse of the Chinese were willing tO turn round and vote for most extreme measures to fix on the white men of the south the curse of negro de1nmInRtlon. | II the right to vote Was attempted 10 be gwen to the Chinese of the Pacific coast ! California would attempt to fight the | country till the last man fe!! In she de- tense of bis home and GTesi1e. Bat ( c | negroes of the soath under the leader | ship ot corrupt politioi .ns and reckless | dsmRgogues were given the right to ! strike down the cIvilIZ tiun uf the south | sru people. those same senator said that | right WIS another question. ihs whlt 8 | of the PCuth hsd to gubmi' to every | outrage and If q negro was killed ln az | affray a committee of inquiry had tO be | at once appointed. ln concl1sICn hs said that he vuuld vote against the no ton to reconsider on the grounds that 1 the question bad p6=-ei away from l treaties and was nov a question of stat utory enactment.
 IL was agreed that vote on Biair'E | notion 70 reconsider be taken at 2O'clock t0 0morrow.-Adiourned.
 | PLACERvILLE, September i3.-WheI J. II. Myers, John OlsOn and Wm. Dsa- gun. convicted of the murder of John
 Lowell, appeared in ihe superior court to receive their death sentence this
 morning the counsel Tor Olson and Ora gon moved for R new trial for their | clients, produslnE ID support the afli
 davit made by Myers since conviction
 He exonCrltes them from all com. plicisy n the murder
 BERLIN, September l3.-Carl SchurI has written & letter to the National Eel | .uug in which IS the reply Co a recsUi
 article in he KreuZ Zeitung. He says
 that the assertion ths. presidential
 election iu the United States is from
 first to lest, merely B money making
 affair, Is unjust. The American nation
 he sap g, Is sssuncb, great hearted snc
 sell respecting.
 DENYING, N. M.. Sept l3.-A race be
 tween A bicycle ridden by II. J. Ken
 nedy, holding the cbampIonshIp of Col
 orado. and horse ridden by an unknowI
 party over a ffty-tgo mIle course iron
 Silver CIty to Deming was won by th'
 horse iu three hoCrs ard 46 minutes
 which Is claimed 10 be the best time CT
 record for that distance.
 WAsHBURS, Wis, Ssptenber l4.-l fire tEIs morning destroyed tue busl
 ness part of ihe town. The aEgregat
 loss is ono hundred and fifty thousan,
 dollars. Thirty buildings were burned WASHINGTON, September H.-Th
 house passed the senate lIint resolution
 appropriation of two hundred thousan'
 douars 70 suppress the yellow fever ID lection. The house then went to com mittee Of the whole on private calendar MADRID. Sept. l4-Eishty-o pas , sengers mostly enIgrauts. and SIX Of tn
 crew of the steamer Sud American, froI
 Monte NedIo, sunk last evening, D | reported loss of the steamer which col g lided with her IS untrue out she IS bsdl
 damaged,
 COLUMBUS. O., September l3.-Rev. ? G. Updyke. of Dakota. was chose chaplain Tn chief and P. NJ. Dewitt a
 surgeon general. The report of th 2 committee on resolutions, favors pre- s senting to congress bill giving ever 4 soldier or ss'lor who served more ths
 60 days & pension of SS s mouth and
 those who served over 500 days, sn aC
 ditional one cent for each month. The & also favor placing the widows of SO n dlers and sailors on the pension Us They do not withdraw their suppoi
 from the disability bill now pending
 congress.
 WASHINGTON Sept l4-Vest speskin
 in the senate today on the subject
 tariff said that the house bill hsd con l. over to the senate on the 23d ot Ju {, and had not yet been reported. He T membered Sherman time and again ss ]. to the democrat. Bring your tariff bl l. here from the House and We will tai ! l zN NN