Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

| and liabilities. but !t Was learned thHl
 the plants at TemescEl md San LoreBz
 were iDventoried at S7OOOO, frd the
 -tock ou hand Gt Sl5 .OJ0 and some Of
 tho other sssesi were Of doubtful value
 The liabilities are said Co bC t2O0.OJC
 exclusive of Sj0.OOO dividends owing tC
 the stockholders.
 AUBURN, Cal, May 2I.--A special <orh
 train and a freight trsin co,lIdsd oH toe msIn track nrsr Auburn, resulting 10
 one engine tyiug badly wrecked aud more or lssa dfmlge beIUg done to tine
 other. IheengiueeTs and tiremen jump | ed iu time tO save themselves from se
 Iious injury.
 WAsHISGrOS May 2l.-W. l.. Ban croft. ,f Fort Hsrog. Michigan, b.. been appointed ggueral -uY,r,ntsRdel' l 70: iha railway nal ssrvic il pi-cs oi J E, Nash. T.s guei. He enters on his
 dliIes Jule l.
 PORTLAND, OregAn, May 2l.-H. Ham
 mond snd Richard Mitchell were out
 hunting yesterday, and Hammond kill
 ed Mitchell accidentally. The killing occurred in the mountains, twelve miles
 from Gold Hill.
 SALT LAKE May 2l.-As Lower Cross-
 ing on .le Denver and Rio Grande
 railroad -outh of here. Ben Psessett was
 to-day crossing the track with two hor-
 se5 when An engine struck them killing
 him and both the horses.
 WAsHgSGr0S, May 2L--Seustor Man.
 ierson, iron, the committee on military
 sIf4Irs. reported fav0Tably the bill in-
 la-. @ Fur
 mllitla f.an five Co SIX hundred thOus-
 and dolia-s.
 WASHINGTON, AIay 21.-1n motion ct
 Hatch O, Ai s-oGrf. the rules We're su--
 pended aud bllis were passed creating
 ispETtU U'nt of agriculture under She supervision s1i coH.r0l Cf the secretary of 8gTiCUiilrc, aad For the assistant weather -lrvice of the Uoiied 5tstes Co be transferred from inc eignsl office de- partmeGt 0t ngTicultC-e,
 The diplomatic and consular EppT0- DristI0n hIll resolution ordering a num- Der of night sas-ipur vl7 referred to the committee ID ruie-. Adjourned.
 WAsHINGroS, May 2i-The total ii- crasse n the rIver and h-rbor bili Gs re- ported to the senate is about million and a hall dollGrs. The appropriation for the Oakland haTblg WAS made shree hundred and fifty thousand Iol'gTs. EUa WilmiU gton, California, siKsy-two iLOu- sand dollars.
 WAsHUSGroE, May 2l,--A memherof thC senate committee which to-day consider ei the proposition tO nominate Melville Ns Fuller % be cbI5t justice of she Unit "a State. ls authoTIty for the statement tlst th- present st.tus ot the case val rants tup b .liet hls confirmation will be ct Eu early day.
 WAsuISGr Muy 22-Al:h0uch DO positive artion hHs y,t tcen taken by tbe u rty Ct 'he ways and means c0mmi;;.- upon the amendments oT-r- ti by Egls0crajiH members to She tariff tiii. q. is -portsi Jy some Of tho repIe- -euts,i., directly interested i1 Eoo!en schedule that they will bC assured by 'bp Way of com uoTce, shat the commit Zee v.ll rs-cp, gn am -bLmont reaUcirg the duty .n wOo!aa manufactures from the fD per cent paid m the bill to 5 per cent: mem 5ers of the committee to m dicBte how they VII act upoa tLe smeaduien- which was originally offer ad by Grey of Texas, and proposed to admit wo0ieu machinery duty free md reduce tre tar 1T on wooden msnufGctu- ries to % pes cent.
 AUGUSTA, Me. Msy 22-The democrs- to state convention met this morning and was called So order by s. 5. Jones of ! the state committee <. !. PoEers was | chosen chairman and made a brief ad ] dress advocating the co1tiuusnce of the l of Presiden, Cleveland l
 OTTAWA, May 22-Peiiiious sskinE:a | of the capital sentence ] passed on Grady and Racetle, murderers | 1f McLeIscn, the half-breed, have been | considered by the Governor snd COuu- ,il. He decided the law must tske Its | ,ourse. Ibs two men therefore wIli be hanged st Regina next n1-DiE.
 WAsursGray, Msy ? lis now lsErn- d that .ne Republican senatorial caucus f last evening adopted with but dis 'eutirg votes, K.idieberger's resolution To Cousla-r tu6 fisheries treaty with open loOrs. Two dlssentIrg eeuBiOr4 after wards gave assent Rna proposed tO make he aCtiCl u1auIlcCs. but this Was not H|4. % aE AHraAafNs aasaHA rf-.AtAaAtr V AaN week ago unanimously opposed Co .n opeu consideration Ot the treaty are low largely inclined to so into the move naut. here is still n possibility that he treaty will DO. be taken up to-day, mt there Is strong probability inst a notion will bs made by Senator Ed nunds shortly after o'clock tha. the .o,rs hc closed and tkat in few min ,tes they will be gsopaned and The con iderG'i0n u' the treaty preceded with D public.
 WAsH1SGToy, May 22--Ihe commit ee on ticgrce this morning ordered an diverse report on the fractional currency all, but ID its place a bill will be re- .orted reducing the fee upon postal otes for less than one dollar to one ent. l:iO 9. m.-Ihe senate proceeded to ! be cOnslderst on Of executive business. LATER-The senate has declied by , ote of 36 Co 21 not io consider tho fish , ries tresty ID open session. The division , 'ss upon street party hnes except in the 1, see of senator Hale who voted with the . democrats aversely to Riddlebngar re- i 'luiiCn s WAsHrNGToS. May 22-The floor was T ccordei the committee ou labor md C 'Niel of Missouri chairman pof that ( ommittee called up the bIll 10 confiue [ le sale Oi products Of convict labor to le State 10 which they were produced. i DENVER, May 22-At 8 meeting O. 2 ,e stockholders of the Denver S Rio $ rsnde railroad this morning a mort | age of three million dollars. at the rate & five thousand per mJle was authorized, V ply ten shares voting against it. The o Ortgage IS for the purpose of making . sv improvements.
 WAsHISGIoS. May 22.-A convention . delegates from many ststes snd local v IT associations of the country, having 2 . its object the formation of s nstional Y IT association, met here to-day. Col. n' -oadhesd, of St. Louis, was elected v alTman. ', sAS FRAScIsco. May 22-lt WAS learn. D to-day that the sssignees had osm- e'