Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-08
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 he defendant: l. idence sgsinst him | vas overwlelmil, l, end Chamberlain | aung himself with trips of bed ticking, | WASHINGTON. De A. the senate l conclusion of recess yesterday, the Pre- l s,dent's message wss delivered by Pru- n. one of his secEetaI -es, and McCook 3 scretsry of the senate. proceeded to read it.
 After recess Holman announced that the committee appointed to wait on the president had ,erformed their duty and that the President wOGid communicate with congress forthwith,
 One of the Presidenfs secretaries then announced inst the aT nusl mes sage to be delivered to the House was ready.
 That portion of the message in which the President trests Q. the tsriff Sas ils- tened to sttentIvel, D members Cf b''h sides Ot the house. u n-E ,ta Geo smile. more of triun pk tbsr '- 5i1u, would appear uDoU the faces of some enthusiastic repu 5l.canB But ine sl- lsnce was not broksn m, the cieTs read in a clear voice ihs causes for which the bassle was waved VI 'cb ls comprised within lines cl,sTly and die tinctly defined. "It should Lev T D, compromised. IL IS Ghe penp'e's Go - Puen the democrats, who conld no i1ug CT restrain theIr feeling, Grokc l-io rouu 1s of applause Wnich WAS snsSersd by the republicans vi:h derIsive l-uSh ter. -
 SAN FRASCIsco, Dec. 3,-The funeral of the late Hall Mo Aliisier, the noted barrister, tcok place this afternoon. Ihe remains were interIed at Laurel Hll cemetery, All the superior courts, U. 5. courts and supreme courts were sd- iourneo as 8 mark of respect.
 MAucH CHUNK, Pa, Dec. 3-Iu col lisiou ot two frei yht trains on the New Jersey Central this mo 1inR two fireuen were killed and six brskemen seriously injured,
 NRw YORK, Dec. 3.-Dr, Tumblety, suspected of being implicated in the White Chapel murders iD LoLdon. ar rived from Havre. The police have him under surveillance.
 SANTA FR. Dec 3-Judge W, H. Man defield, one of the piont PTS of New Mex ico, died this evening. He arrived ID Santa Fe nearly thirty years ago aud has filled many important offices in the county.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Dec. 5-Joseph ayes a boarding house keeper on water front, was this evening shot and almost in- stsutly killed by an unknown man whI'e drinking in the Bank Exchange saloon. The murderer escaped and has not yet been arrested.
 NEwoAsrLK. Col. Dsc. 3-A terrific ex- plosion occurred st the Newcastle Mid land mine this afternoon. One man wss killed and eight seriously wounded, sey- eIsl of whom will dis,
 BOMBAY, Dec. 3-Ilord Lsnsdowne, viceroy to India, was received to-day with ceremony st his laodiuy.
 WAsHISGTos. Dec. 3.-In le annual report of Jas. A. Jewell, speC Il agent of the treasury, he ststes that [ @ amount recovered ard pad into the treasury through the direct sei vice or his depart ment exceeded tue .ost of such service by S227 ,S90. Her g. to the prevalens of opium s-nugg F1d the part which some crstom ofic ' Id taken therein, sud ure s the psst .ge of bIll proh b! i1g the importstio of STD ing opium snd the seIZure and dest dc on of drug ia ths. form wherever found.
 DAGGETT. Csi., Dec. 3-With refer ence to the thre Iteped strike of the em- ployees of the Allan 0 4 Pacific rail- road whose wages were affected by a reduction of ten per which wss to go ia 10 effect to-day. general superintendent will continue as heretofore, The reduc- tion, it was expected would be volun a. ".
 ISDIASAPoLIs, Dec. 3-Senator James Lonsstreet, Of Cso-s ia. a-con pc nied by Hon E. A. Au fer, of Atl'nts, and E. O. Atckins, of this city, were among Gen, Harrison's callers this st,erno5n. aud the president-elect ia iIrn dined bt Atckins' residence. Gen. Longsireet told a reporter that thers was no polit- icsl significance a; all I1 his visit, and when asked what the south wanted the veteran lsughingly reple ed: "The south want everything. It wants the earth If 1t can get it, butit wanh more than any thing else a good, honest and friend ly spirit manifested towtrd It, We sim ply want to be treated kindly and con siderately.'
 WILMINGTON, Del. Dec 3-Ths official vote of the state gIves Harrison F 973, CT velsnd l6.6l4
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-5enator Allison Of Iowa denies the report that he has been offered the secretiryship of the treasury by Harrison. Representative Stone of Kentucky to-day introduced 8 joint resolution proposing an amend ment to the cons tuition providing that the President aud Vice President be chosen every foU tn year by derect votes of the people, One sec a of bill forbids holding sny locs' or state elections ex- cept for members of COT '-ess on the . ly set apart for the electi6 of president and Vice President. The elections for President and Vice President D be CD the first Tuesday in November.
 Vance said the democTatic senators who had amendments to bier to the to- bacco section of the tsIif bill were not prepared to offer them to-day but would be tomorrow and therefore asked it's postponement until o'clock to morrow Agreed to, adjourned.
 SACRAMENTO, Dec 4-T1e official can vas of the vote cast st ths recent cleo ton for justices of the supreme court, was completed to-day and hCwJ Beatty republican for chef iusice hss .. plu- rslity of 4,6lS and Works. republican for associated justice has 6 plurality of 5O3.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-In the senate various annual reports including that of the secretary of treasury were presented and appropriately referred. Numerous bills were introduced and referred ir- cluding one for the oonstruc. ion of two steel rams to be armed with Iesvy riled dynamite guns and one for the construc- ton of two steal cruisers 10 De armed with dynamite guns. Frye at 1I.30 moved ts proceed to the COT siderstion of the U. P. settlement bill. Mitchell opposed the motion on ground, he had DO time to examine he report. IL wss & matter that shot d be looked into. The motion to take up the Union Pac- iflo bill was not pr, sed by Frye who said he would ssk 3 have it made a special order for tuesday. Then the senate proceeded to consider the tariff bill.
 This morning the senate finance committee briefly considered the tariff