Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
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ocrstic caucus are that jute bags To grain have been added to the free list also Paris Green and nitrate, soda plums, prnnes, tgs and marble of al kinds Tn block. Plaster of Paris, paint ing and stssusry have been stalcken iron ths free list and the duty on green O colOred bottle glass raised to enc cen per pound. A duty Ot two fitihs of cent per pound is placed on iron or stee | for the manufacture of fences. New typ, ls reduced to fifteen ysroent sd valoretl | The duty on carpets is fncreRsed to fortl | per cent sd valUrem snd on card clott. ing It Is increased from fifteen to .Wtn- ty cents per square yard. The duty oi marble of al kinds is placed at fifty cent per cubic foot.
 WAsHISGToE May 4l.-The erecutiv, journal which will be printed m th, Congressional Record shows that Sena. tor Hoar made a motion, winch vas adopted, that consideration of the fishe- ries treaty be with open doors. Among the bills reported and placed on the calendar was the senate bill sub hitting to the court of claims for sdjudi cstion, the title of Wm. McGsrrnhsn tc a mineral interest of the Pinoche Gran. de ranch in California; also house bill adversely, for the payment of the pas sage of the Marquis Lafayette and fam. fly from France to the United States ir 1924, Dee Moines river land bill was passed.
 Tomorrow, after passing CD the In. dian appropriation bill the senate will take up and pass the bills On the calsn- dsr. One objection to b:ll will prevent action on 1t.
 House jolnt resolution for 8 coiamis. sion to select a site for e naval station on the Pacific coast with smendmeu; passed. Adjourned.
 FLORENCE, May 3l.--A shooting affray occurred here st o'clock this evening between Sheriff J. F. Gabriel and Joseph Phy ia the Tunnel saloon. A bitter feud exists between ihe two and both met n the saloon sGd began firing si once. Phy recsived three ehots. one en- tering his right shoulder passing dovE- ward and dld not cone ont. Another passed through his abdomen a2d the thIrd through bis left thigh breaking che bones. Gabriel was shot neBr tns hesrt the ball pEssing downward IL is thought that both men will die.
 PIITsBURG, May 3l. - The general synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church adopted resolution this morn ing restiii ming their conviction that the constitution of the United States Is E virtual agreement or compact to admir- ister the government without reference to Christ or the Christian religion, sEd thet a co-operatIUn with the govern ment on the basis of this constitution is therefore En act Of disloyaliy to Christ.
 WAsHISGToS, May 3l.-In the house committee of the whole. for the consid- eration ot the tariff bill and amendments under the five minute rule. Judge Kelly said the house ought not to impoverish the poor people Of Tennessee and South Carolina and decrease the value of their splendid lands by making lumber free.
 Weaver. of Iowa, protested ugsinsi any action that would fasten lum- Der trust oD farms and rob consumers.
 Morrow, of California. said that even If lumber trus;F, which be did not ad- init. was the eff-cs ol ;nls Legislation. it would be to transfer II across the line 70 Canada, where It couid not be reached by our law.
 Debate WAS then had on the amend ment to the nrst section, fixing the time at winch ths bill as now defined should 70 into effect. Amend ments fixing the tine at November 3D, 1889, and another extending It to 1890 Were rej jHcted amid democratic applause.
 Breckenridge read sn extract from Q speech delivered by Blaine in ls6s de clariug 1t never was the policy O: the
 A. .n-Ny= NHns. Der.
 This was also received with sppiRuse by the democrats.
 Mckinley. of Ohio, asked If BlaIne's remarks hsd mol been directed to inter nal taxation and not to imI Orts. Breck- enrldge said he did not know which he referred to, but the speech had been directed against the tax on lumber, Mckinley then stated that 1t was against the tax on foreign lumber.
 Struble, of Iowa, then gave notice that when the dutisble sections Of the bill were reached he would move to substi- tute therefor the rates fired by the exist ing law less fifty per cent.
 After further debate on Blsine's speech, Mills asked that debste On this section be considered closed, and. ob- lection bsing made. be moved that the committee rise, which was carried. The republicans voting solidly against the motion. Adjourned.
 NEW YORK June l,-Cienersl Henry Birge one of the famous commanders oi the army of Shenandoah during the rebellion. died this morning from para lysis. Aged 5S.
 WAsHIsGToS, June 1.-Dr. Pepper. of PhllsdeIphIs, reached Washington early this morning. Upon his arrival at Mrs Sheridan's house all the physIclans proceeded to the siok-room where Dr. Pepper made diagonis ot the case The result of the examination was not oi An encouraging character as was clearly sh, VII by the evident slGrm ss seen ID the bG,let!n issued. His condition still l iustifss the grBvest RnKieties. Dr. Pep dar returned to PhIlsielphis at o'clock A bull tin issued ct Ss30 this morning says that Gen, Sheridan held hls owr through the night and that there had baeu DO recurrence of immediate danger but his general condition iustiies ihs grsvest anIieties.
 So severe was the Generals relapse yesterday that Father Nsppells va summoned to administer extreme com muoion. ! WAsHISGToN June l.-At noon It va announced that the Generals condition WAS practically unchanged. No reeur renee of the heart trouble since thi morning.
 WusH1SGToS. May 3l,-The Secrets ry of the Interior to-day decided in thu ease of Coe & Carter that the first sec tiop of the act of June 18th, lSoO doe not authorize the purchase and enG! of unoffered public lands by trespasser and the purchase of such lands does DO condope the trespsss, The attorney general will institute suit against then for trespsss on lands m Wyoming an' Utsh along the line of the U. r. rsll' road: also for this cut from said land and delivered to the railroad.
 PORTLAND, May 31.-Ihe growinI g,sip of Oregon and Washington need Tain, The Spring has been very dry Wheat and oats in many places snoS need of moisture, yet complaints gre on Iv aris;ag East of the Cascade Noun tsips. The cherry crop promises to b muoh lsrger than last year and othe fruits will be fully up to the average o the past year,
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