Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-28

Hk2 RepuOucbns voted To confirm the nomination, Cameron. Cullom, Dayis } fsrwell, Frye, Hale. Jones of Nevada
 Mitchell. QnHy. snd Riddleberger. White and Plumb were paired in sfir- nation,
 Sherman gave notice that he would ! ask The senate to resume the cOnsiderG-
 tIon of the fisheries treaty tomorrow. ChAndler offered a resolution which
 was lad over critioising the government Tor appointing without the concurrence J otthe senate prIvste persons tO negoti-
 ate treaty oD behalf of the United
 States.
 Dolph called up bill prohibiting the coming of Chinese lsbOrers into the U. 5. He spoke at length on the evils O OhInese immigration and was followed
 by Mitchell who said the object of the
 bill was to enforce the provisions of the pebdIng treaty. and as such he regard cd i' ss the best possible bill that could be presented. He said he had no faith
 in the treaty and thought 1t failure in so Tar as 1t was considered & means of prohibiting Chinese immigration. He sent 10 the clerks desk and had resd editorials from California papers de- nounoing the treaty and oriticIsing the administration which negotiated ii. Morgan said if be believed as the sens tor from Oregon that the treaty was a scheme and a fraud he would never vote tor bIl to carry It into effect, but would vote to sbrogate sloh treaty, He dep-eosted the constant disposition which appeared here to dispGrsge in the presence of mankind and the whole world the honor and wisdom of the eI- ecutive. He thought It best 10 return to that sense of respect which would m form the world We had neRocisted to manage our foreign sffsIrs and states, as men who st least loved their country Pending further discussion the senate | adjourned.
 WAsHISGrOS July 20.-kilgore of Tex as moved to amend sensAte bill sppropri- siing two hundred and fifty thousand dollars 70 aid state homes for disabled volunteers by reducing the sppropriA- ton to one hundred thousand. He said it was the duty of municipal sub-divi- | sions of the government to care for their | own paupers. Spinola of NeS York said if the gentleman from Texas lived in sn | other clIme he would understood why northern democrats should favor 6 mes- sure of this kind, the object of which was to reduce taxation to the people for the brave men who hsd taken the field to save the Union, men who march ed and fought for the flag of the coun- try. If the gentleman from TeIss brand ed them ss paupers be hurled the as sertion back into the dirty throat from which is eminsted.
 Kilgore responded warmly and in the course of his remarks said no man had more regard for soldiers than he had but 1t was the policy of the democratic party to resist the tendency of the republican party to enlarge the powers of the fede- ral government and contract those of the states.
 Suinola withdrew that part of his lsn- gusge which he ssid was uupaTlismen en- tsry after which Klgore's amendment vss rejected.
 The conference report on river sud harbor bill agreed to and house took 8 recess till evening.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, July 20.-The Central Pacific Railroad Oo.. filed it's annual report for 1887 with the state railroad commission to-day. The usual report of the company to the stockholders was maae twU months ago and noticed et some length. The Southern Pacific Go. also filed its report with the commis sion to-day. Its number of stockhold- CTS Is 72 and the amount of capital stock paid in is Ss9 027, ITO. The total gross liabilities consist of sn unfunded debt of Sl2.0l7 ,623, while the net liabilities amount tO f5iS,S79. It pays interest on Sl6,463, ,j26 bonds Of branch roads, so- called. The earnings and expenses Tor the year were published recently.
 SAS FRASCIsco, July 20.-C!osipg day of the National Tescbers convention con- menced with the election of officers for the ensuing year. A. F. Marble of Woo ter, Mass. was elected President. Jas. II. Garfield, of Kansas. Secretary, F. c. Hewets. of He. Treasurer. Asron Cove of Col. f.st Vice President, Ira G. poi't of Californis second Niee President. The Secretary read letters from the Governor and State assembly of Ten nesee inviting the association to meet next year st Nashville. The subject for consideration to-day YVES the relation Of the State to school books and appliances Papers were read by John Sweet of San Francisco, Albert F. Marble of Mass. and R. ". Stevenson, of Ohio. The Board of directors will meet this afternoon iO select the place of holding the next con yentiOn.
 SAN FRAScIsOo, July 2l---Alsxsnder Goldenson, the murderer of little Mamie Kelly, was taken from the county jail to Judge Murphys court room this morn ing, and sentenced tO be hanged Friday. Sept. l4th. The Sheriff took great pre- caution that the removal of tbe prisoner should be conducted with the utmost secrecy. in order 10 prevent any out break On part of a mob,
 SAS LUIS OBIsPo, July 21.-The San Luis ObIspo and TempletOn stage wss robbed by a masked man last night a o'clock when on the grade crossing the mountain, nbcut Ave miles north of this city. The robber compelled all the pas sengers, SIX in number, and driver io alight. He covered their heads with masks, stood them ID line and robbed sll but one lady passenger, taking about $500 altogether. He then cut open Wells Fsrgo's box and mail bags. The box which was supposed Co contain about a thousand dollars WAS taken and R number of letters opened and exam ined. The mBu then started up the mountain, The sheriff and posse are ID pursuit.
 THREE RIVERS Q1e. July 21,-TidinEs have been received of the drowning of & party of I4 lumbermen on the Msita wan river. The men were drunk srd ID attempting to run the rapids the canoe overturned and all hands perished,
 CHICAGO July 2l.-When the case for conspiracy against chsirmen Hoge and Murphy of the Burlington strikers wac called in court to-day neither of ihe ae- cussed were present sn1 Frank Collin attorney for the Burlington Co. and re- presenting the prosecution surprised everybody by requesting that the case be continued. Collin explained his reason by saying that Hogs and Murphy are now out of the city on an eIteDsive tour doinr virtually the COmpsny's work The court granted the pOsiponemen' | for one week.
 LAREDO July 2l.-The particulars of the accident to the construction traio on the MeIicsn National road show no one hurt, The wOrkmen all jumped De- fore the collision occurred.
 WAsHIssros. July 2l-- The Mills Tariff Bill passed the House thls morn l ino bv s vote of l62 10 l49.