Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-29
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 Morrow, of California, providing for the immediate transmission to the Presl- deut of enrolled bills; by MalsoU, of h. diane, to increase the pension of those | who lost mbs. O. motion of Forney, | ot Alabims, 6 joint resolution passed | extending until Ostobcr l5, the existing l spprcPTi ton for the sundry evil ez- penses of the government. The confer 1 ence report on the sundry civil sppro- priation bIii was agreed b, except the congressional library feature. Further conference was then ordered. Hoffman from the committee on public lands re- port ed back the senate bill, exteGding the laws of the U. 5. over the public land strip and sskt d for its immediate con siderstion. House adjourned.
 BERLIN, Sept. 24.-The North German Gazette. Bismsrck's orgeD, states tbst lt is authorized to declare tn t the abstract from EmperiOr Frederick's diary was published without Emperor Willism's knowled e. The Gazette says that !udg- ing from recollectiOns of persons con cerned, the work contains such great chronological mistakes and errors that the fact of genuineness mus. be doubted
 LONDON. Sept. 24-Fsrrsn. HeLry NJ. St,uley.s Srylan interpreter arrived ln London to-day. H. confirms reports ss to BartellOt's hot temper and brutality shown by him 70 the nauv 8 and says be expectel Bsrtel!ot to be killed. Stan ley, be ssys, insisted upon the natives being kindly trested.
 WAsHINGroS, September 2i.-Actirg Secretary thompson received Q telegram fr@ m the collector Of custom ht Brown s- vile, Texas, dated the 23rd, saying armed men had taken possession of Rio Grande ou account of the killing or Mexican by custom officers and that civil authorities were poTerlsss and he asked thas militia be sent from Fort RlnRgold. The secretary wired the col !ector to-day asking If the situation was still of a character to require the presence of troops, but received no re- ply. Be also prepared a letter re auestIng the secf etsry Of war 10 order troops to Rio GraDde City for the pro- lection of government property, but re- trained from sInging Il in absence of further information fIom the collector.
 TOMB TONE, September 4, The democratic convention to-day nominated the following ticket: Councilman. Geo. K. Criswell; assembly, Nike Gray. F. A. Lafs ren, Richard Rule. George Daley. D. K. Ward we'll; sheriff, John u. | Slaughter; recorder, 4. Wentworth; treasurer, Geo. Pridhsm, assessor. Capt. KeIton, dIstric: attorney, R. E. Wilson; supervisors, W. c. Read, J. Westhoweil'
 Utmost harmony prevailed ID the con- yeution and most of the nominations
 were made by exclamation.
 WAsHrSGroN. Sept 24-The Inter-stste l commerce commission to-day received theIr first application for proceedings | egsirst the Pacific railroads under the | act recurring the Pacific rosd- 10 per form obligations imposed upon them by | law wi,h respect to telegraph servlce 2 The action Is from the postal telegraph l C mpany, which complains that It IS u1'
 able to afford It's patrons means o' reaching numerous important polni' nov rapidly growing between the ml5' souri river ard tbe Pacific ocean iC which it daslres to extend its advaDts-
 ce. and competition. lt asks tue con-
 mission fn make toe proper order g'y' irg 1t means of connection over tht . American Psc flo route which ls now
 giving exclusive privileges to tho West
 eru Union. The Postal company ssy
 that they do not seek to obtain any privilege or service from aDy one Eail
 ssy service without making fair com | pe1sGtiou, Nor do they desIIe to dis
 turb the friendly rslatIors oi suT rsli-
 road company with the Western Union bu: they iusist that roads shall carry
 out their obligations to the government
 by maintaining and operating theIr ovT lines of telegraph and by accepting
 from com claimants through and lOca
 busiuess BT rates no greater than tbns.
 of the Western Union, and insist fhs
 this shall be done in such a manner ai to insure equal efficiency end dispatch
 in the transmission Of messages ts I now done by the Western Union, Tn commission has taken the matter unde consideration and will announce its con clusion Rt an eGrly date.
 LoNDox. Sept. 24-Disps;ches fson
 south Africa gay Sen vessels have bsei
 wrecked in hurricanes lu A.sOB Bay Loss of hves is sran
 PRFsc- IT, A. T, Sept. 2j.-A priz ] fight took place last night briVetn Ton | Hsnnes-y O' Fi8gs;sff, and Dan Corners ' champion of the southwest, fer five hun c-ed dollars side. The figlA lasted 4
 niaute7. Seven rounds were fOught. " S awarded to Heznezsy on foul. CIxcIsxATI. Sept. 25.-Jud:e Shrsde to-day ordered the isry tO raurn yer dic, ot uoc guilty ll the case of Ives l $ aiue-, She New York tinancers, chGr- ed with ruSezziing some millions O ] railroad securities.
 EAGLE PAss, Tex, Sept. 5.-Sunds. r evening 8 ssnguinsry duel tlok plsce a San Felipe de Ssbines, between Iazsr , Amanda, capiSin of the custom hous
 ins pect ,rs, and GrscI1no Canton, stat ranger, both were killed.
 WAsHINaroN, Sept. 2i.-lmong th , amendments to the ge iersl deucienc. | appropriation bill reported and sgree' ? to were ths following: One approprIa tion, SS0,OO0 in further aid O. the indus
 trial Christian home association o
 Utah, Plumb's motion Co extend al
 criminal laus of the U. 5. 70 morgan
 Ized territory known ss mo mans lana within the land district fl soulherl ' Kansas. SteSar s amendment RpprO . priatlng Sl, ,24S for mileage 10 late Sen l stor Farley, of Oshfornis, nd Teller amendment appropriating s2i6 coo fo indemnity for Outrages on Chinese q - the territories; bill then passed snd th senate adjourned.
 ; WASHINGTON. Sept. 25-SteSaFt offer
 ed s resolution calling on the Presiden
 for such information hs be has received
 sinc,. the 7th inst Rs sJ the action o
 the Chinese government on the recel
 treaty. Eim9Uds suggested the Iesu luton had better b. considered in exc
 cu;lye fcssion. for reasons which b. wouli state in executive s,ssiCr. kasC
 ,ut.1n vas tneF5upoo laid oa the tabl
 temporarily and .he senate On mo.i.n e
 Eiuuuds proceeded tO executive busi
 nsss with closed dOors.
 The resolution vAs withdrawn by th' ! sena;or from Nevada Rs soon as th
 doors were closed. te give Eimunds a'
 opportunity to offer broader one. Th'
 calculated resolution went over for
 day. under objection The doors re | opened st o'clock. Shermau's resolg-
 ton for inquiry into the state of rsla
 tions of the United States and Gres
 Britein and Canada, were taken uD. snC