Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
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 WASHINGTON, March 6-The commit tee on foreign affairs agreed this morn
 ing to report fsvorsbly Cranes resolu-
 ton providing for strengthening of the
 boundary between MexIco and the Rio Graude, also the resolution of Morrow
 calling upon the Secretary of State for
 information regarding the condition of
 in Samoa,
 ODESSA, March 7-Shipment offreisht
 by the subsidized Black Sea Steam
 ship Co, has been suspended and an or
 der been given to immediately fit out
 the steamers of the line for war pur-
 poses.
 The subcommittee of the committee
 on foreign affairs, have agreed to report
 . bill to give effe,t to the Chinese treaty which will be submitted to the senate by
 the president in a few days.
 The Outhvsite bill IS amended by
 str king out "all roads except the U. F.
 and its bonded aided divisions" The
 bill is also modified by restrictions vhcih
 make it more positive in dealing with
 corporations, as for instant 1t directs
 the attorney general to bring suit at
 once to recover missppropriated funds
 of the road, instead of leaving ii within
 his jurisdlciion. The extent of the in-
 debteduess is for 50 years. Itis under
 stood that separate bills for each of the
 Pacific roads will be eventually reported
 by the house.
 CHICAGO, March T-Wheat, cash, 75l
 April, 755s: May, sos. Corn, cash.
 401{; April, s9ai; May, 52 ll-l6.
 BERLIN, March 7-73O D. m.-The
 Emperor of Germany IS dying
 SAS FRAScIsoo, Msr-h 7.-Best
 < Belcher, 600: Orocker. 50; Chollsr, 575; Con. Virginis, 15 50; Confidence, 40 50; Gould lS Curry, 4S0; Hale < Norcross, II 63.; Locomotive, 90: Peer. 50, Peerless, l-25; Potosi, 5.38; Ophir, HOO: Savage. D Sierra Nevsds, 5.l2; Union Con-, 70: Yellow Jacket, 925. Con. Va, %.
 ALBUQUERQUE, March 7.- Mathew Lsckey, a mIserly old German, died at f o'clock lsst night ID a shaniy near the Methodist college and when discovered bis face and head were so badly eaten b, rats as to bv unrecognizable. A coro- ncrs jury was summoned and verdict of death from personal neglect was re- turned.
 WAsHISGToS, March 7.-The whole amount the Union Pacific will pay un- der this bill will be s7l0.76i.7 .763. The average extension of the debt does not exceed twenty years. In consideration of this extension, all earnings of the road, by government transportation, shall be applied to the payment of the current maturing of installments of the princi- pal and interest, and DO money shali be paid by the government for servIces of any kiud until the instsllment be fully paid
 The house adopted a resolution call ing on the President for 6 correspond ence between our country and Great | Britain regarding the boundary line be- tween the two nations.
 The committee on Pacific railroads | received from P. Huntington to-day, @ bill Tor refupdlnR the Central Pacifc's | to the government. It pro- Vides that court claims shall make a | for finding the present | worth of the debt, insiesd of the Secre- tary of the Treasury, as ID the Outhwair bill, The debt shall be divided into 25O Il payable semi-snnuslly. with security Tn the shape of 125 year bonds at per cent interest, and a mortgage.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mess, March Mrs Farley, the society editor of the Daily Union office, burnei today, was instant y killed by jumping from a window. The composing room was ol the fifth floor and the inmates were shut of from he fire escape. 4 dozen men ran to the he windows and hung suspended b. her hands until their strength gave 'ui when they dropped to the sidewalk. md were either killed or fatally ipjured. There were forty persons in the editorial | 'oom and twenty are missing but it is loped that they escaped. The fire WAS lrst discovered ID the mailing room and louds or smoke were seen pouring ont II the lower story windows. Before the ltty souls on the upper floor were srsre II their danger the flames shot up the levstor, cutting of escape by stairway nd most of the employees who escaped. ound their way 10 the ground by mean. ' a rooi ID the rear. The employees who u-fei into the editorial rooms were emmed ID on the rear and had the orriole alternative of being burned f.. , cath or jumping to the side walk below. , ne foreman Of the composing room. Fl. iouldlnR. was burned to death, as were ! ve others, Two ladies were killed by ' 'llin9 to the sidewalk. There were sVepty injured and many will die. Ii ! bought the lire originated in a lumber i loset on the ground floor. There were iorce pumps or fire blckeis in the niIdlnR: Large canvass sheets were feiched over the side walks but three | n len broke through them and fell to the Avement, as did one woman.
 WASHINGTON, March 7.-The consid- 's1lon or The urgent deficiency bill was stunned oD motion of Paddock.
 The pension blll went over until to- ofrov with the understanding that ii ionid be taken up aud discussed uu- sr the hve minute rule, and final vote taken before the adjournment ID the ways and means committee ls morning after the intellectual forts 'he part ot republican members to cure hearing to m nufsctures and h, hers on effects Of Mills tariff bill. a "' solution by Breckenridge allowing & mmuicAtion to be filed but refusing te. oe BERLIN, March s.-The Emperor of ,rmsDy IS dead.
 BERLIN, March S.-The hour of the '. -. aperor's death was about 6:30 p. m. BERLIN, March S.-Previous to the Ws Of the Emperor's death special ser es were held ID various churches. All lhce- were crowded and the congresa- Re, ns joined fervently in prayers. Co, BERLIN, March S.-The Emperor is AiL now able to recognize even the Em- Av, 'ss, and gradually sinking. An inn RS, RRS1 nse but silent crowd is standing pea, Cro
 pslace notwithstanding that a cold Cal IS falling. The palace Is suarded g,9 gs A force of cavalry. Business in town Eau 'Irtuslly suspended and ihe thesters Ere closed. Gsr William psssed A Con Hess night and was very weak tb,s Con rning At g o'clock a slight improve ho' at was noticeable. but he vas still .. oh exhausted. Prince and Princes Al Al liam. Bismarck, Von Moltke and San CTS were at the patients bedside aIi of, .
 morning After m nSxI.-G .L