Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-25

FAIRFIELD, In, Aug. 20.-Msior How,
 and family ot BJsion, win IndIar
 guides while p4ssrng up the TsOiqut
 rver ID canoes, yesterday, were fired CT
 by unknoHn pers ns sEd Mrs. How.
 instantly killed. No clue.
 GUIDsRocK, New. Aug. 20-BiIIy Cole who shot Wm- Montgomery and Chsrls-
 Grant, on the l7.b, was taken from jail
 by nasked men this nOrDing and hang.
 cd oH railroad bridge. Both of Coles
 victims gre still alive.
 WAsHISGToS, Aug. 20.-Anderson of
 Iowa, introduced a blll to define trusts
 and provide for the punishment of Ger
 sons connected with them, alec . resolu-
 ton declaring that the report of the
 PscItio railroad cJmmissIon discloses {
 scAndslons law breaking on ps { of tht
 management of the Cen'ral Pacific. Grosvenor of Ohic, insrodu uced 6 resolu-
 ton calling on the Postmaster General
 Tor information ss 10 whether it is true
 that SD enormous edition of c certain
 publication called "Crade Reform Ad-
 vOcale" bad been distributed ID viola ton of the postal lava by being sent out fr, m C3lumbus, Ono, sad thst steps be taken by pDst offioe department ic punish such 0ffenses. The Chinese bill
 was tsken ur.
 SAS FRASoIsoo Aug. 20-The remains of Onas. UrOcker were remoy d from his late residence this sfsernGcn and tGArB to the First COnRrsssioual Church where sbe funeral services were had. The church uss crowded. There was no at tempt at decoration and the servo-e we're very simple. The funeral orstiop zas delivered by Rev. J. H. Benton oi Oakland who was follow d by.Dr. Own ellie. Al the conclusion of the serSio-t n the church the funeral rortege pro cesded to Lone Mountain cemesary where the body vas placed in 8 vault temporarily.
 NEW IOKK.-August 20--Genersl Master Workman Povdcrly testified be- fore the immigration investigation con- mistse to-dsJ. desoribIDg ths condition ot the workers ID ths Pennsylvsn Dine-. He said native miners had been iriven out by the Huhgarisns ard other foreign cheap woTkingEen, who live jn . iIby state on Ihe chespest kiad Of ioOd 60 that Amerlcan miners cannot with them. He said fursh CT that their sleeping quarters are d.s- <ustIng and their inn ortslity stsrtliUg.
 wAsHrHGroS, August. ls-Colon-l La mon says there Is not 6 particle of f0ui lssion for the published statements tc | he efec; that Brice is to retire from the | ,hEi msnship of the democratic ustIou- sl O, mpIttee ss the reQuess of President | Cleveland,
 IL is hInted about the capitol to-dsy that s7me stssistic~ have bsen collected | Sbieh have already given rise to muoI | among the ta if refoymeIs | .rd calculated tn oreate s cessation Ii | ,fiic ally published. h is said these sta- 'Isiics vIll sh VI the revenues of ths | yoyerbment for the current year will eI- seed the sxpepdi 1res cont. mplatsd b, | he varIOus oi,ls making appropriation 9y D | moro than sl7 0O0,0O0 AS sevs- ral of the bills carrying large spproDriR .ions, although passed by the house, have 1ot yet gotten CeyUnd the control Oi | hat body, It 10 sand to be pnsslble, noS | hAt attention has been drawn co the | natter, thss the will be heavily cut O, 4iIovtd tO dIs without bscumiu9 a law n order to reduce the prospective larg, | Ipunditure- to figures tLst have beeb scoe pted st the beginning Of the ses-io' ss fsu e.timstes. Heoretsry FNrchilC | lsd declared that ths bonds purchased | Sy the government since July 1, shsll be | lpplisd 70 the p1rpose of the sinking 'und. It is estimated thai the requir nsnts Of that fund for ths present fiscal l vesr sve t47 s50,OOO and the secretary proposes to meet them if possible by ne purchase of bonds made under the | ierns of the circular of April l7th.
 Speaker Carlisle ssys hs will meet I Hr. Blaine in joint debate on the tariff | question it the nstioosl committee con- ,lders the step desirable.
 CHICAGO Aug. ls-Sensto Blackburn, I Kentucky, Hon. RQ. Mills of Ts1ss and Pnil ThcDps1n. sesrstsry of the nE- iiOnhl democratic executive commiitee I, lrriyed thIs morning. A large crowc | adhered 70 hear the speeches of the dis visitors st the democratic psSs msstIns here tonight. Bepressn- 's'iYs Mills vas the principal speaker. ae d livered . lengthy address on the | srin question expressing his well knovS | TieSs on that subject.