Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-28
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WASHINGTON, July l9.-Dingley O
 Maine, Bynum of Indisua, and Gslin Ser, of New Hampshire, followed Spring CT ln the debate on the Mills bill. But
 terworth of Ohio. said the bill va framed aud passed without consider6-
 tion or the vast interests of the country
 and so Tar ss to stopping the increase o
 the surplus, 1t would be increased under the operation Of the Mills bill. R-eC asked why the Democratic member
 were so anxious to show that they werS not m favor of free trade after the fret trade speeches they had been making
 Why were detschments sent over tC New York to give reassursnce tC doubling brethreny Why was IL th, chairman of the committee on ways and means, that lofty and courageous citizeG of Texas, who dared explain his view' everywhere had gone to New York end declared there need be no fear of free trade from him? IL was because tht gentlemen on the other side began tC hear from the people, because they recognized ths fact that the people were ID favor of the American doctrine ol protection. (Applsuse) From now ui. til election time the greatest effort oi the gentlemen on the opposite side would be to explain what meant the declaration they so badly nsde snd te show that ClevelsDd WAS D genuine proteciionis. nauRhter).
 On motion Of Mills the debate on the bill then closed and the blll was favogs- bly, reported 10 the house from the com mittee of the whole amid hearty ap- plause from the Democrats. Further discussion was then postponed until 1l:30 Saturday morning.
 The house refused by a vote of Al to Si 10 psss the Allentown, Ohio. public building appropriation bill over the Presidents veto and then took recess.
 WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Among bills taken up from the calendar and passed were senate bill to prohibit members of territorial legislatures from holding GUS tom offices, senate bill relieving munich pslities in territories in certain cases and authorizing village and city cor porBtiOns to issue bonds for necessary government to sn amount not exceed ing i per cent of assessed value m sddi- ton to theIr bonded indebtedness prIor to January, 1878. and honse bIll supple mentary to the Pacific railroad sets with amendment. Adjournment.
 DENVER. July l9-In the United States Court tO day Benton E. Rhodes snd Robert ". Boyd, charged with stopping Q train near Grand Junction last fall and robbIng the mails. pleaded guilty and were sentenced to five years each in the government prison at Lara mic City, Wyoming.
 DENVER, July l9.-A Trinidad special says that the man who represented him. self ss Remington, the artist for Har- per's Weekly, who committed suicide last week, has been fully identified as Raymond Baron Ven RohwskI. of Ger many. His father is 6 colonel in the German army EnI IS of B noble family.
 NoGALEs July l9.-LesdinE newspa- pers and cItIZens of Sonora and Sinoloa MeI. criiicise the American consul si Port Mszstlsn for refusing 10 hoist the Stars and Stripes over the American consulate on the 4ih of July ss is the usual custom. Mexican Sage wers un- furled in honor of the U. s. but no flag flosted over the consulate.
 CARSON Nev. July I9.-The Appeal of this morning ssYs. The Appeal has it from reliable authority that Jo! lilac kay has disposed oi his cable to Jay Gould for eleven million dollars. Ne gociations have been pending for sole time. Macksy oIi iginelly asked thirteen million but Gouid refused the cable st these figures and finally offered eleven million dollars which was accepted.
 SAN FRASCIsC5. July l9-Eyery ave nue leading ID the direction Ot the shipyards of the Union Iron Works pre- scented most animated appearance this evening Long before 6 o'clock hun dreds of pedestrians began 10 wsde the dusty thorOagEtnres m the outskirts ot the cityitO witness the launch of the Dew Cruiser No. , com noniy known Rs Char lestoD, the iirst government vessel ever built on the Pacific coast. Half past seven wsE tLe hour set for slipping the vessel from the ways aHd 5y inst hour there was hardly point within range oi vlsion on bay or land that was not occupied by eager spectators.
 About o'clock the government tug General Mcdowell came from Presidio and Mare Islsnd having on board Gen sral Howard and staff and large num- Der of Army officers with Commodore Belknsp and a large representation from the navy accompanied by first ar tillery band. Officers and band were escorted to the speakers platform con strac.ed around the bow Of the vessel. Governor Waterman, Mayor Pond, the board of supervisors. foreign colsuls, federal and state officials with mem bers o, the press also occupied positions on the platform. Very little time was lost in preparations and the ceremony was b:ief, The artillery band started maturing strains ss Irving NJ, Scott, general manager of the Union Iron Works gave a signal to Miss Alice Scott his daughter, who broke s bottle of wine over the side snd christened the new cruiser "Charleston" Rnd amid booming of cannon, screeching ot whis- tles and shouts from thousands of threats the vessel glided slowly oil the ways and ous into the stream. success ful in every way.
 SAN DIEao July 19.-This morning while s construction train wss being loaded on the line of the CslitoTnih Southern between San Diego and Ns- tiopal City 6 huge mass of earth csved in from the bank covering W. Slausop and S muel Stanley. When The men were dug out it wss found that both were injured So that they will probably die.
 WLsHryGroS July l9.-The President has approved the agricultural and Dis- trict of Columbia spI reputation oilis.
 SAN FRAScIsco July l9.-The second days session of the Teachers National Association opened with good attend ancs. but the crowd VAS not SO large as that of yesterday. The theme for dis cussion thIs morning vss "Current Ont icis,n of the Public School System The first paper was read by John w: Cook, Of Illinois upon the subject of 'Schools fsIl to cultivate Religious Sen timent or Teach Morality" Lizzie J. Borton read paper on he subject or "Schools fail to give Reasonable Mastery of Subjects Studied" and was followed by John F, Irish ID an address upon the subject of Schools fail to give Proper Preparation for Active Life w. l.. Sheldon of Bost1n presented the lsst psper, after which general discussion folio Sed and the convention adjourned till evening
 WASHINGTON July 19-Senstor Blair today introduced blll requiring res