Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-14

WAsHISGToS, July lO.-Wm. T. Lake
 was to-day appointed postmaster al
 CritteBden, Pima county, Ariz-, will
 succeed Alex, Baldwin who has re-
 signed.
 NoGALEs. July 10.-A large corps of
 engineers will be put to work on the
 southesstern end of the Mexican Pacific
 railroad, better known as MoWoods' rail
 road, in a few dave. Cbiet Engineer
 Warner, accompanied by Senor GomeE
 Perez, a representative of the Mexican
 government has just taken @ trip of the
 proposed line and selected the route.
 WAsEISGToS, July 10.-Rsndsll has suffered several times during this session Of congress from similar attacks but nore of them have been as severe as thIs.
 He passed almost half a pint of blood during hemorThage last night and con sequently is very weak. At @ late hour this afternoon be vas repnrted to rest Irg quietly and showed signs of i'm proyement.
 WAsHISGT. N, Jnly l0.-The consider BtiOn of the tariff b;il was renewed ID the committee of the whole and on mOtiol of McliillaD, ot Tennessee, the duty on rice, flour and meal wRs fixed st 10 per cent Rd yaioTem.
 VBndeyer, of California, moved CD in- crease of the duty on rsisins from II E to cents per pound, the present rate. The rsisin industry was, he said. of re- cent Crigin ir California. Three years ngo inc production of that state vss three hundred thousand twenty pound boxes. LaRt year It was three hundred thousand boAes and this year fifteen million boxes will be produced, valued at pof less than three million dollars.
 MokenDs earnestly supported the amendment and appealed to the demo- cratic side to let it go through.
 Briggs, of California. oontended that the industry would be as well protected under the reduction made by Mills bIll ss HOW.
 Morrow, of California, said the in- dustry was 8 new one in which large amount of capital had been invested and he feared the reduction of duty would be injurious.
 Felton urged the adoption O, the amendment ss being in the interest of agriculture. The amendment was re- iected, 67 10 77.
 WATHIsoroS July l0.-Hosr, address ing the Senste on the Fishery treaty, said the desire of Canada and Great Britain 10 contract within the lesst pos the fishing grounds to Nhioh Americans shall have access hss a vast, T purpOse than a mere struggle for pro- itable industry important as that night be. England has already taken possession Of all the great routs of com nerce and IS nov adding lAud route .cross CausdA to keep open this great highway ni both extremilies. Ameri- aus, he continued, ore not quarreisOme people, but We can never live ID pence gith Car ada if we allow her to think he methods she has taken the last three ears will slwsys gam concessions from ls. We oEn never live in peace with l 1aRiaod If We permit her, without in tsnt protest. to try any experiments ID | Iur forSs srsDce, which preceded the wsr l f 1872, and accompanied the war of he Rebellion, The rejection of the | reAty is ID interest of true, thorough | nd lasting peace. Hosr traced the his Ory of American diplomacy from earli- st times down to the late war and said I nder General Grants administration | D American citizen csuld hold up bis cad with pride and DO petty British fficer hauled our flag down from an D American mast head. No Canadian minister of justice laughed in the face of .merican citizens then.
 The conference report on the District | Columbia appropriation bIll was greed to. Adjourned.
 Sherman offered a resolution which 'as agreed to, directing the committee D finance 10 inquire into and report in with any bills raising or re- ucing he revenue that msy be referred , it. such measures Rs it may deem ex- edien, 10 set aside. control, restrain or rohibit, arrangements, contracts, agree lents trusts, or oomhinGtIous that tend } prevent competitors in the msnutao- Ire or sale of domestic or pro1uction safe Of imported articles or that de- gn or tend tO foster monopoly or ad- .nce artifici0liy tbe cnat to the consul Ter of necessary articles of humo= lite. SAS FRANCIsCo, July I0.-Nembers of .e Educational Association are rapidly irving. Sections of Colorado Gud r.. ana delegations, first 10 arrive in sry A AA ANAaFF NAAA4E =a Hanga -AEf WEAE H4A .isyel by accident to s car at Colfax. d., caused by breaking a wheel. The JC.heTn Pacific company has issue1 structiOu Co Iis agents to issue eXcur- on ticke!s for San Francisco and re- m Co sll of IiF staiions in Oregon, sah gpd New Mexico. including Fl aso, Texas sad ID Arizona, commence 2 to-day and Bt sil portions ID Cglifor- a commencing o1 the l2th inst The ,ke!s will bs good to arrive in San -ancisoo on or before the 18th, but Ips must be continuous. Stop overs , ll be allowed, however, on return , ips and vill be good to arrive d. dessi- .tiontOn or before September 18th. CHICAGO, July l0.-The officials of the :. lrlington road were in session all night l. d It wss not till early morning thst ey decided to arrest Hoge and Mur- . ". The attorney of the company stat
 that the arrests grew out of a cIrcu- seut ou. to brotherhood lodges ask 2 that brotherhood men be sent to c ke the places on the Q" road, and [ at they afterwards damage the com c ny's property. The officials declare c ey can prove the circular came from i 'ge and Murphy. Hoge ard Murphy O re taken before Justice Lyon and st 6 3 request Of the railroad attorneys the [ se vas continued aud bail fixed Sl5. 900 [
 each case. Bonds were promptly ( -nished and the men released. The fl nRlty fixed by the state law in such l 'es of conspiracy is term at hard ls- a ' in the Penitentisry. Hoge and q irphy were arrested on warrants early t g morning 10 their rooms Rt hotel, r 'ge took their arrest very quietly but [, irphy Was considerably agitsied. Ii CHICAGO, July lI.-whest cash July ',
 s. Corn, cash, July z9. July 1l.-There were r, ny callers st Ssra'l J. Rsndelrs house Ii day, .o enquire ss to his condition. el , family appeared 10 be more cheer h
 and thought Ee would recover. l. ?. the intention to take him to some Q, ct place ss soon as his condition will in rant his removal. but he IS DO: ex- ir ted to be able 10 resume bis duties in re sress this session. a, iEw YORK, July 1.-The Republi- SC
 National Committee met here ct co 10 to-day. Committees were spppoiut- To report psmes for permanent ofr- o. and also a plan of organization, af- so which a recess vas taken. Among h, names most prominently mentioned S; lOnnapfion uikh ina nhefrrnap.h;n |; Si