Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-11
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ArizonR to San Diego bay, a committed
 was appointed to go to Pbenix and con-
 fer with the business men there, takins
 steps towards getting the line started
 within the next sixty days.
 SAN FRANCISCO. August 2.-Chsirmsu
 Leeds 1.-the transcontinenisl association
 has decided that the time of sale of Odd
 Fellows tickets 10 Los Angeles will be
 from August 18th to September l4th in-
 clusive from Missouri river points, and
 from August l6 b to September l4th In-
 elusive from Mississippi river points.
 Tickets will be good for going passage
 for 50 days and ID no case latter than
 September 18th. The final limit wlll be
 sixty dsys from the date of sale.
 PoBTLASD. Ore, Aug. 2.-It is official
 " announced that the Oregon Pacific
 hallrozd Co. will at once resume the
 work Of construction on their line east
 ward and the work will be vigorously
 pushed until the rainy season. This is the road running from the Pacific Ocean eastward through the middle portion of the state to the Idaho boundary.
 WAsHINGToS August 2.-Riddlebur- ger referring to the fisheries treaty said We will never be a national government until we have whipped England for the third time. Oar bossted Monroe doc trine Is being Rnpulled.
 After Riddleburger, Morgan (Dem. critIcisiug the majority report on the treaty characterized it ss an outrageous presumption. He parAphrased and rIdi- culed the language of the report and said this attempt to cast an odium and slur on the President of the United States and then turn around to the Queen of Great Britain and ask for fa- yors IS the most humiliating attitude 8 great committee ever took. He chRl- lenged the committee on foreign rels- tlons to say why they put an address to the BrItisr crown at the conclusion of their report. It was Ian arrogant set of presumptIousim impertInence. Adjourned
 PORTLAND, August 2.-Strenuous ei- forts are being made 10 secure 6 com in the case of Mrs. Pyle, un- der sentence of death st Walls Walls, Washington Territory, 10 imprisonment. The governor has received twenty-eight petitions signed by over two thousand persons. Judge Turner also strongly mercy. ThIs Is the first instance in the history of the Pacific coast where woman has been sen tenced to death and the case is attract ing great interest.
 SAN FRASCIsco, August 2-To-day's contest between the rank and file of the soldiers at the PresIdiO assumed s new phase. Some of the contestants who were considerably behind On ore made last week at skirmish practice have picked up and are now ID the lead. See ond Lieut.. D. l.. Holly. who stood No. 1 on the list, dropped to sixth place to- day and Sergeant Phillips, who WAS behind, jumped to first place. with Cor pOrsl Brian, a clore competitor. for the first honor.
 MISSEAPoLIs, August , - Specials from St. Cloud aod S-uk Rapids state that a terrific thunder storm occurred lsst night. Torrents of rain fell from 10 D. ID. until 1 this morning. The water in the Mi-sIssippi river rose one loot and St. Cloud dam eight feet. Many houses were struck by lIghtuiuR but no loss of life. Two persons struck by lightning at SHuk Rapids recovered. 4Lhl Lb A-Nt NhA NAAA. bI ANhlAIA boats. N hole fie Is are washed out and The damage will be nAay thousands of dollars.
 WAsHISGToS, August 2-The Secreta- y of the Interior has rendered deci- son in the celebrated case of the North srn Pacific railroad against Guiltord Miller. He holds that when the map of the msin line road was filed aud accept sd m 1870 the gen rBl route was fixed and although s change ID rOute by tbe map of '72 was without authority the railroa company selected MIliers land 0n indemnity for land Siihin the ! aki- na Indian reservation. but the secretary says that free simple title to the lanGs within the Indian reservation passed by grant to the comp my subject to the Il sht Of occupancy by the Indians.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N, M.. August 2-As , freigh, train on the Atlantic and Pa fife railroad was approaching a point i've miles this side of HOlbrOok, Arizona yesterday morning 1t encountered FashOut. The engine left the track and ,ar after car piled oD it. Engineer sufmau and fireman John Bradley were horribly scaIded but the conductor md breskemen escaped with bruises. When relief arrived the engineer and fireman were found running about on he prairie delirious. They were Drougbt 10 this city but Bradley died on he way 4pd Kgufmsn's chances for re- ,Oyery are small.
 WAsHISGTos, August.2.-Acting Ad utant General Kelton this morning re-
 eiyed dispatches from General Howard, one from Lieut.. Col. Snyder, lf July 30sh and one from General Miles ,t July 3I. Two dispaches just receiy- d from General Miles intimate a more serious condition Of affairs s. San Carlos :han wss previously reported. General Miles in enroute to that agency and sm confident will do all possible to prevent any Indians getting beyond the limits lf the reservation. l earnestly request I1 mediate attention tO furnishing cav slry horses required Tn Arizona
 WAsHISGroN Aug 2,-In the debate on he defioisry appropriation bill, Hovey 1f Indiana, in replying to the speech ot .he chairman of pension committee said .here could not be found an intelligent nan who did not understand the atti- .ade of Ihe respective parties on the sub sct of pension legislation, and thst the iemocrstic party from the President town was strongly opposed to such leg. station. He analysed several ot ihe vetoes to substsntiate the that the president virtually accused several of the claimants and witnesses of perjury, and ssid that lf Cleveland WAS not shielded by the presi- dental mantle action for libel could be brought against him by parties in this 
 Mckinney of New Hampshire said hat during President Oleveland's term ,f office he had signed l264 private pen ion bills as against 152i signed by sll be republican presidents from Lincoln town to Arthur, he had also signed bills ,arrying general pension Legislation Ehich applied to lii360 persons.
 Cutcheron of Michigan declared that lot 8 sme had been added to the pen Iion list by the demo cratic party except ,t those persons whose nsmes had been .dded to the rolls after participation ID ebellion against the government, all ,thers owed their pensions to the repuo icsn party. After further debate the louse adjourned.
 TORONTO, August 3.-It is claimed by be Dominion thst the United States is violating fha Washing