Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10

killing himself instantly. Tomblinson
 and Bluich can live but few hours, the
 former is held in great esteem here.
 Kimball had been irinklng heavily.
 SPOKANE FALLS March 6.-This morn
 ing Jas. E. Davenport, and Peter Paul
 son were drying some giant powder,
 when it vas discharged. The tin can in
 which it was drying was blown to frsg-
 ments and found lodgment in the head
 and left side of Davidson, almost pierc- ins his heart. It is feared he will not
 recover. Paulson vss badly hurt but
 not fatally. The building where the e1- plosion occurred vas blown to atoms.
 A great deal of pow der was stored near
 by, but by 6 miracle was not exploded. WASHINGTON, March 6-.Thomss, of
 Illinois, introduced 6 bill prohibiting
 the use of portrait. or representations
 of females, for advertising purposes. | without their consent ID writing. Bill referred.
 The house resumed the consideration of the Alabama contested election case,
 McDufie. repu blicsn, against Dsvidsc D, democrat After dstste e minority reso-
 lution declaring McDufie seated, was
 rejected by a vote of l22 to 5. and a
 majority report declaring the sitting
 member entitled to his seat was adopted without division. Adjourned.
 HoLBsooK, March S-On last Sunday,
 near St Johns, Ais Reed shot ana in
 ssntly killed s sheep herder named McOsv. Toe difficulty arose over sheep.
 Immediately after the killing Reed
 mounted his horse and fled to the
 mountains. A pOsee is in pursuit WAsHIsGros, Msrch 6-The commit
 tee on finance ordered favorable report
 on house bIll $ which provides for the
 purchase of the United States bonds by
 the secretary of the treasury.
 The senate has adopted without de-
 bate the proposition to change its rules | by which 6 treaty may be made public | or considered in open session whenever desired by 6 majority of the senate. A joint resolution WIS passed direct
 Ipg the secretary of the interior 10 in-
 vestigste the prscticability of the con-
 struoiion of reservoirs tor the storage of
 water in the arid regions of the United States.
 The consideration of the pensIon bill
 wss resumed to-day.
 Sherman m referring to Beck's speech of last week read paragraph 10 which he was severely criticised by Beck for connection with the silver scheme. He
 wanted to know why Beck msde those
 charges 10 6 debate with which it hsd
 nothing to do. Beck replied he would
 to- morrow prove all his statements.
 Ingalls, having called Plstt to the
 Chair proceeded to address the senate.
 He said he had been sur orisei Isst veek on returning 10 the cha nber after his
 brief absepce. to learn that the senator from Missouri (Vest) bsd referred to him in terms net complimentary, and | bsd coupled with personal remarks the | intImstior inst the people of the Dis | trict of Columbia were incapable of dis | interested patriotism, and that the vet | erans of the republic vers @ mob of sor- | did plunderers. As 10 himself be would | say that the nomination md election of | Grover Cleveland had made the preten- siUn of any American citizen to The pres idency respectable. There was not a citlzsn in this country whose ignorance | was % profound, whose obscurity so i'm penatrsble, whose sntec .dents SO de- graded, that he had DO riSht to aspire | 10 presidential DomiI stion by the democratic party.
 It was singular that in sll the years which had elapsed since ihe war there had never come from any state that had been in the rebellion SO far ss he kneE, any soldier, as representatives in either branch of congress, that were elected by democratic votes. but there have been lsllors and murderers, of Andersonville, Belle Island and Libby prison legislst- ipg Tor the country and trying 10 pinch and minimize the amounts to be paid to mutilsted and disabled suTvivors ot the Uuion army. The senator from Missou- n asked where all this would end. I will tell him. said Ingalls,, and every senator on that side of he chamber, whether he likes it or not, what we in. tend to do. IL is going to stop when ar rears pensions are paid, when limitation IS removed, and when every soldier is paid from the day of disability or ia the osse ot a survivor, from the date of the soldiers death, and when every sursiv- ing soldier of the army is put on the roles for service. If you dolt like this make the most of it. In conclusion h. Salls sad We propose to pass this bill. hope 1t will pass the other house Of ,ongress and if it does, let the president Feto 1t at his peril
 Blsckburn replied st length. He said .. 1e knew of but one sin that the presl- lent had committed in the eyes of the 'enstor from Kansas. IL was that be isd defeated the senator's ptrty st the polls trial, and had given the American people so efficient and honest an sd min strstlon ss to doom many re publican ss- 'irstions, He devoted some time to ! ,sntering Ingalls, on his mil tsry career. ie was judge advocate Of Kansas vol. lnteers while Black was blee ding on the Kansas frontier, and HsncocI velteripp : D blood on Cemetery Heights, st Gettys 'urR. The senator from Kspsas ,gas al- . Fays behind the rear of the army and r Fss prosecuting Kansas Jay-havkers for fling hen roosts. Blackburn copelnd- n by saying that be nevrr opposed the s epsionInR of disable1 Union soldiers q nd did not known 6 confederate who b id.
 SALr LAKE. March 6.-Governor West o '-dsJ returned the sn n,i-tobscoo blll to s, le house. The bill prohibits the sale o tooscco and cigarettes to m nofs He '. ieeested that provision bs inserted ., iakins It 6 misdemeanor to sell tobacco ., AA1Oho OoAg dAAcI h Wr1t f0 DOtlCe | ,, om parents or guardian prohibiting ioh sales.
 CHICAGO, March 6.-The strike pou IS resolved itself into a game of freeze ii, and that IS practically the situation E is morning. The Burlington officials y they are prepared to oonfine busi. n, 'ss entirely to localities covered by -; cir own system. They claim to have ad led SC per cent of the places of ti, rikers. VI BERLIN, March 7.-At five o'clock thi. ternoOn, the condition of Emperor DO lillian is reported critical, ha having pr fered relapse. His condition causes m, eat spriety. tn Msss., March 7.-330- h. le Daily Union office is burning. Six " eight people have burned 10 death. re threatens to be a big one. I CHICAGO. March 7.-The strile of the res gineers on the O.. B. lS Q. roso has eI- mc ,ded to the Burlington & Northern. me brotherhood engIn,e CTS and fremep mn the'r cabs st 10 o'clock. The effect Wi pot observed because the road does ott send out e passenger train till Is the