Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

Is IOw engaged in sending out circulars tO lhe local merchants sustaining da- images. Ihs losses 10 merchants n tnIs city, which he company will ray ID s few dsss. W ll foot up 10 half million dollsrs. The Eureka was on the lne between New Orleens and New York, forming par. of the ''sunset route"
 WAsHISGTlN, May l9-Reed, of Maine. opened the tariff debate. He spoke of the president as the prophet of free trade and said be did not purpose to defend protection ss its vast growth within last quarter Of century defended 1t better than eloquent orations. IL Was the prsc- tice of every civilized nation under the sun except one. Reed spoke eloQuently of the groNth and prosperity of tbe country urder wise protection laws. Red finished ut ll5 and wEs greeted with en- tnusiaslic applause in which the audi ence in the galleries loudly joined. As Speaker Carlisle rose 10 reply 6 storm ot enthusiasm broke out and 1t was some moments before be could proceed.
 Carlisle sta.ei that Reed had made DO response to the actual situation which made IL inEeIatIytly necessary tO re- duce revecuss. No mOnArchal Govt would dare extOFt such sums ID excess of it's needs as nov in our treasury. Effect accumulation was to encourage useless end exiravagEnt expenditures without coue.ItuliuuGi warrant. should be revert ed and interests of many should not Oe sub0rtiDs ei t0 interests Of few. The preE, nt vicious system would be respoD s;b.e if disaster shou.i come upon our industries by reason Ot tsxes.
 LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 2l-B r. French and SIX others have been indicted for killing J. c. Everson, siS weeks ago The later was shot from ambush and the murder wss the result of SD old feud be- tween Eiinse.t and French.
 PIrTsBURG, Mag 2l-Peter J. Quinr' book keeper for Chris. Dixon S c.. contractor, who h-s been missing for several days Is short ID his accounts sl5,0O0. Hsis be!IeTed 70 have gone lo CaUBdH-
 QUINCY, It., May 2I.-The great fnod Is slowly sbating. A trip through the submerged dis;rlcts show over 25O.iOO acres of the richest farming land ID the state cove,ed vitu water from SIX Co te' feet deep, The loss to the crOVs Wl.l amount 10 8 ,0CO.OO0, and the damage to the levees and railroads S600,O0O. Much sickness prevails in the districts.
 WAsmNGroS. May 2l.-The house is now c,pvr 'be senate amend ment to pension spp-o"tis'Icn oIll snH has ord,ie. a commit ee of conference. Mrs. Stwst. -i fife Of Senator Sawyer, | of WiscOusir. ,ed uIs morning. An inves''gst on Is now being male 10 cnnrress cOlcsrDing five hundred thor send dollars worth Of bonds accent -d Frida and not delivered. lbe offer wtsm.Ie in the me of well known | Philadelphia firm and i, IS belIved the signatures were forgeries.
 WAsHINGruS, May 2l,-At a meeting of the wsys and means committee thi- | moruing II was agreed between the ma IiDrity and minority that the house | should n-t enter upon consideration "f the tariff bill for amendment before | Wednesday, II then, action that dsy de pending upon the result of the repubh- can csusus tomorrow night,
 l President to-day nominated Thos. J.. smith of New Hsmu ushiTe 70 be solicitor for Ioternsl Revenue.
 The river and hgrboT bill reported to senate vas ordered printed and recom- mitted and the senate ad! burned.
 The hrus~ hss passed the department Of agriculture bill.
 CHICAGO Mag 2l-A barn belonging to A. NJ Forbes blrued last night. Sev- enty horses suffocsted aod several peo- pie barely escaped with their lives. Loss about S32 OOO.