Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

O., and will file ihe same tomorrow.
 IL is unofiicIaliy stated that the creditors will receive dollsr for dollar.
 SACRAMENTO, May 22.--A brakeman
 named J. F. Brown was killed while
 walking on top of a train Et Summit this morning. Brown was caught un- der B snow shed and had the top of his
 head taken of. He leaves s wife and
 family.
 PORTLAND. Oregon. May 22-Collin- | son & Coppel, dry goods merchants.
 made an assignment for the benefit of
 their creditors. Liabilities, $50. 596; ss-
 sets, Sl6.7J0.
 SANTA FE, N. M.. May 22.-In a hotly ! contested ball game here to-day the | Santa Fe defeated the Tombstone nine
 by a score Of 5 10 g.
 SAN FRAECIsCo May 22-Frauk Glo-
 yer who Was defeated 10 a glove contest | last night by Joe MrAulifIe, and who
 was blind after the fight and senseless
 for hali Rn hour after, cpent to-day in
 Hsmman-'s $ baths. He was attended by
 a pbJ sician who found that tbe pug hsd | been terribly punished and his ribs in- | iuE5G. McAuliifr showed no signs of
 punishment except discolOred eye and
 Jumps on his forehead.
 WAsHISGTog Isy 22.-The acting se-
 crsiGry of Inc treasury has signed the
 saiing ordsIs of ihe revenue steamer ! Bear nOw fitting Ous a' san Francisco | for cruise tO the Seal Islands and Alas kG. Itls expected she VIII sail before
 the end of the week.
 PIrGsBUEG May 22.-The democratic state convention meet here tO-muTrOv | President Clevelaud's friends will have no difficulty ID directing the proceedings | of she body and in uBming the delegates
 at large.
 SAs FRAScrsCo, May 22.-The Trans continental Association has adjourned | to meet at S'. Paul on June l6.h. After
 three dnys struggle with decision on | sn interstate case arising cut of R com | plaint of Martin < Co, Ot Denver, de- | cIsiIn was filed st Washington, May | lSib. and it was cOnciuied that 10 sat | IsfuctCEy construction of the ruIng 1 could be arrived at without a perusal Of | tht entire wording Ct the decision, and | as this r1iiug would be the basis oi ! tn IT wo!k nothing could now be done | bu' to O.. luTu. he freight agents ! beid uurl:ug and afternoon sessions. | Ali that cruld be iJIr until tbe qurs- tiOu uf Be- Io!iCy ut the RssOcIaticu
 with 't Co the Iuter-ta'e law had been fuis outlined Sas tO make such
 TecOmmt DjgtiOn bs Co new rates and classiticgtlcns as were deemed edyIsa- 1 ble, leaving their application tO an Iu- ] definite siod when the members had | decided upon some acceptable plan Of action,
 WAsHISoToN, May 22 The bill which
 passed creating @ department of labor
 provides fer commissioner at 0 salary
 Of 8 O00 per year. s chief clerk, stenO-
 gFspbvr and minor clerks.
 \ message from the President return ing without hIs approval the mate bill allowing Lieutensnt Warden, recently postmaster at L4wreuce, Kansas, S26j for exirn clerk hire, stating that applica tIous for additional allowance were tg.ce declined by the department and tbGl Ee Incurred tie expense at hIs own risk.
 4 conference committee on the pension appropriation bill was appoint a.
 biil was passed for tbe relIet of number Of persons of Porslsnd. Oresan. for labor done and material supplied for ,hs FsTenue cutter Ihos CorwiD, in 1875. Adjourned.
 WASHINGTON, May 22-SonR.or and Mrs. Stanord gail for Europe on Satur- C6y. Senator Stanford leaves his of clal duii-s iu the sena.e with reluctance. He is forced to do SO ou account of Mrs. | StalloTd's health. her physicians say she must be taken abroad.
 FoHT NEoBRARA. Neb.. May 23-Pri- vnte PBuj Hoar, Company A, Sth Infan- l try, vus fatally shot yesterday while on ;arse, duty.
 TOPEKA. Ksus, May 23 A pardon ls- rGet by Governor Martin dIschsrges R. | R1.rCck who killed hIs wife g number Uf | years ago. while under ths influence of | liquor, The principal feature O, the | pardon Is that the Governor issued Ii | upon conditions that KCtrCck vii! for | ever abstain from the use Of intoxicst- ing hQuors Such conditions never | were imposed before by the Governor uf this ethic, but the attorney general | Bdyis. by the Governhr stated that the condition will be sustained b. the cour;s.
 VAS BURN. Ark. May 23-Hesvy rains have washed out len thousand feet oi bridging near the Mountain bay. . hC round house was swept HvVy near Chester. Al the Windsor Hotel the Euss' were compelled to wade thrOuRi tho water and take refuge m box cars. Us the foundations Of the hotel were All the bridges are unsafe aud no trains hsye arrived for tho pas; four dsys. Crops and fences are washed away.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 23-President and Mir. Cleveland will arrive st Over brook thIs afternoon where they will meet the Presbyterian General Assembly and the Southern General Assembly of the same church.
 KANSAS CITY, May 23.-Esrly this n irieRht tram on the Rock l. land went through bridge near Ran iolpl, the trsiD crashing iutO ravIDe twenty-five feet deep. \ short tune sfieT freight train of tine Hsbibal S St. Joe went through a bridge adjoining .he Rock Island and which he'd been weakened by the first wreck. Two en- ,iueers and firemen sEd .yo tramIs were killed.
 HARRISBURG May 23-The democratic 'tnte convention met m the Opera house bis morning. IndIcBtions are that the , prose edinss will Ue rather tame. owing , .o tho withdrawal this morning Cf Con ,IessnGu Spur from the contest for de- , rggte ut large. thereby smoothing the , ray for Congressman Soott's programme ' 10 send himself E1 Congressman BOyl K X-Attoraey-General Cssssdy and ex- Mutcheles gre at the hea5 : f the delegation tc St. Louis. After ( he election of temporary officers and She [ of committees the conven- ? ion took recess until o'clock. o
 WASHINGTON, May 23-President and lTs, Cleveland left Washington this morning, for Philadelphia, to attend the uI 'rest yterisn anniversary. They will '. old a reception at Oyerbrook this after oon. The President will return to- . morrow, but Mrs Cleveland will remain