Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

l business men thI6 afternoon and tn
 meeting before tue sa6 treasury on Wal
 street and the subsequent procession uI
 town were fully equal to the hopes O
 the managers. Secretary of the Treas
 ury Fairchild was the first speaker. H
 said: By forcs of untowsrd circum
 stances, the office which 1 happen to til | If one of the most important factors II | the country's business. It IS not rigb | this should be the case and l believe an
 another term of democratic admin
 istrstion with Congress pledged to sup port it Tn wise measures would result l in such reforms Rs to substantially ell
 minate the treasury department from
 your affsIrs, thus ending the abnormal
 condition which has within it's possibili.
 ty great injury .o legitimate business
 and great wrongs whenever head of that
 department may be unwise or unfsith-
 ful. The secretary entered into review
 of the governments finances and declar-
 ed that during the presunt sdministrs-
 ton nearly $29lO00,0O0 have been sp-
 piled to the retirement and purchase of
 bonds and that the total interest bear
 ing debt is now for the first time in a generation under 0O0,000.0O0. Score iary WAS followed by Speaker Carlisle.
 BRvIRR, Oct. PA desperate con- fiict took place here to-day between striking coal miners and the new men who had come in from abroad to take the strikers places. The lstier were greatly incensed against ;he former em- plOyees and Tn the riot to-day, one of them, Thomas Wsrbell, WAS killed. The greatest excitement prevails and fears of more bloodshed are entertained. The sheriff and poses have gone to the soene.
 NEW YORK. Oct l3-1he road scullinR mstch which has run through the week closed tonight. A prize of S250 was given each night for the best daily rec ord. Gsndier and Ross won all ofthem- The final score was, Gsudier 365 miles, one lap; Rose 46S miles, two laps. Plsist ed 155 miles, two laps, Mckay 43l miles, one laps Bubear 39l miles, two laps: Conley 364 miles: StRmm 375 miles. Lee 307 miles, three laps. Gaudier wins the Sl5O0 prize, Ross second prize of sl20O, Plsisted third prize of SG0O and S2J0 prize for the greatest number of miles run during the night.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. I3.-Hsrrison re- celved a delegation today consisting of the Young Mems Republican club of Milwaukee about 400 str, DE, and a sim. liar number of the German American club of Chicago, the general received them together at o'clock this evening in TOmslsOn Hall, and addressed them at some length. 4 committee represent ing the employees of the Bay View Iron Works. Milwaukee. presented the gen. eral with sn elabOrately wrought horse shoe, and Q committee from the congre- gaGion of the church of the Immaculate Conception, Milwaukee, presented him with a gold-headed cane. The general accepted these in a few graceful remarks.
 BERLIN, Ost 13.-It is stated that Drs. Bergman and Gerhsrdt will sue Dr. Mscklnzie for libel on sccounnt of the statements made in bis book regarding the treatment of the late Emperor Fred erIok.
 ROME, Oct 13.-Emperor William and King Humbeft reviewed 33.000 troops at Camp Cetocelli to-day. Emperor Will ii~.-a axpraaasd his adrais~sio. oi tho bearing of the men. A reception was held in the capitol this evening in honor of the emperor. After the interview be- tween Emperor William and the Pope yesterday. his holiness held conference with Cardinal Rsmpoli, which lasted two hours.
 PANAMA, Oct. 13.-A Gsceta official of Carocos publishes documents proving that Great Britain has usurped posses sion of Venezuels territory. The Eng fish authorities have now been appoint ed. They are called commanders of St. Michael and St. George. The government and press protest but never theless the people remain with their arms foldel watching the dismember- ment of their territory.
 BALTIMORE, Oct. 13-Gun Boat No, 2 the,frst war ship built in Baltimore was lauuohed to-day. The daughter of the chief coumOdore chrIstened her the "Petrel" The vessels stern is of cast steel and slightly ram shaped. Her other measurements are for six inch guns. two high power single shots. two Hotchkiss revolvers and one short Calling gun.
 WAsHISGrOS, Oct. I5.-Oates of As bama, offered n resolution in the house today providing for final adjournment on the 18th inst, Lad over till to-mor- row.
 The speaker proceeded to call the states for introduction of bills. When Alabama was called Wheeler offered he following for reference: Whereas the senate of the United States has reported . bill to revise the tax laws. which bill is more oppressive to the masses of the people md more in the interests of mo- nOpolisls tban any measure ever pro posed to any Legislative body of which we have record. Therefore resolved that the democratic members of this house pledge themselves to continue their ei- forts to defend the people agsInst the un- equal. unjust, unwise Legislation which If it becomes to law must inevitably check and limit the sale of American products m foreign countries, stimulate and strengthen the operations of cOmbIna- tions and trusts. and prolong If not per petuste the subiection of the people to the exsctiOns of accumulated capital, and the democratic members of this Con- gTess will maintain a contest upon this il lOr until the victory is won or the du- ties with which they have been charged by the people lapse by constitutional limitation. It also resolves ths. the ssuate tariff bill should be discussed up. on this floor to the end that it's features may be exposed and made known tO the people. Referred to committee on rules.
 CHICAGO. Oct, I5-The great street Car strike was brought to a close last evening. The terms of settlement are that the employees are granted an in- crease of wages. The schedules of run nIrg time will be arranged to conform to ihe request of the strikers and the com peny will retain the new men who have been employed since the beginning of the strike. The terms were considered honorable to both sides.
 NEW ALBANY Oc. l5-The morning trains brought many visitors to the city to attend the Blaine meeting this after noon. A drenching rain has been fall ing since day break.
 NIAeRA FALLS, Oct. lj.-Four China men continue wards of the Grand Truck Railroad. The Grand Trunk suthori- ties did eIerything ID their power to get them across the frontier, even communI- eating with the authorities at Washing ton. Each time the reply came ''They