Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-28

FAN FBsScr O April 2 N. L,-ie | Vas EGu . .-Isg io. G!iug Luui Lone wua ~-s lawyer -r- l. -;er's vIf ID her aeT1.c, rsJcegti1ss.
 WASHINGTON, A5ul 2D.-Miuis'er l Pheius L-J n hort interview wIth th' ! Presideu- this morning. He was accom- panei by Secretary BaFsJd.
 WvsHISGroN, Apnl 20.-The Hous: resumed c3uFideratiol ot the Iudiaa ap propria;ion bili pending 6 motion bl Randaii ct r, DnsylvBuIa 70 strik0 on the Cloctsw judgement sec,iCn. ThS motion was lOsl and she oil was passed
 WAsHISGroN April 20 The HoGs, psss d the pension supr lpria;ion bill, II appr0priates SSJ, ,2S0,00O. The house then went into committee of the wholC on river and h-Tbor uiil-
 UTICA. \. r., April 20-The Conkiinl funeral tram. whIrh Jet New York about noon, aITIyed he-e about 2@3J P n. All along tae liae it vas greeted 5y quiet but large crowds, Sho had gathered at the st .tions out O, resI co, Co tEs de d seaatoT and to see ths train pass.
 NEx YORK. April 20.-ihs funeral ser wees over the remaIn- of eX-SenAtoI CoUtliuz were held m Trinity Chapel ;hls morning. he pail hearers, aud 6 fswlaiimEte friends Ci COIkiIn2's $ | mlly, the latter consisting ot Col. Fred D. Grart Gud bIs mother, Jesse and U. 5 Grant, Jr., and wIves. assembled at the h0uss re'oTe ten o'clock, and simply procession Eas formed and proceeded tO the chapel Arriving a the church, which was crowded, the coffin was placed ou @ bier m fFout Uf tEe altar. Upon li were placed wreath g of immOrtel.ea gni liiles, together with bnaches of whiit and purple lihes The sermon pTsBcbed toe el ire Rsss mblsgs arose after pThY cs and ,inei In singing Rock of AEeg. This finished tne cho'F Oi boy, wgikel 5iOwly d5wa the aisle followed by the pail bearers and mourueT5. TLe hearse. followed by czrrIgges bearing relatives. was driven cI.ecily c. the GT8Cd Gen tral dcpO. where 6 tram was ready io take tle rsmsiUs to Uncs.
 WAsHINGT0.. AprIl 20 0-RepresaBta- nys Dorsey. of Nebraska, to-day mace sn argument before the hou.e commit tee On Pacific railroads upon The bill O. secure sue payment oi tbe indebtedness ot tue Union Pacific railway to the gov e-umsut.
 WAsHINGTlS, April Henderson. or Iowa, appealed tO President Cleveland to be corsistant and Hliov she arrears c, pensions Co those who ti,d claims with ID prOyislous Of tue oct. Referring C. the administration of inc Mexican pen sIou law be said so rapid was Jbe d miniEirgtion os the ion 6ursau n recoguiziu c,Rius made under tbs IeS- l"an pe1s,1G law .bat paHslcn- were si loved of every claimant ho U1t in bis clam ard certificates were issred whe, the beneficiary did not know tiat n w.s 70 claimant. lu Brco; Cf ttis assertion be sent fo the cleTf's desk and had ra8d sn sfticl ID c ic-go paper tO the effect that Comuis oneT Black had isauel e pension ft.iiaata -1 exc 1ngress- mgu Morrison notwithstanding be we- informed the i4;ter's name was not On the list, eud Morris d returned | yiog h. had never applied fo- pen- sion.
 Ou.hwai, sked Henderson to prove another similar case as he vas enXIUus tha. Hen6ers should keep to the iruth.
 Heudarson-"I want inc truth frnT0i your pious cJUmiss;oues who started out iu She administration of hIs office by discriminating against faithful brother officer who left part Of his body Oa the battle field, Col. Daley" That during his administration of the pension office from ;urFe5 to foundation Il was used for political rC~p lses. "rhe man who entered the di-chsrge of his duties with heaven erected face likc Q sEintis caugh. in demccrsti, trap. y has got low- CT down in gtrugglinr for political in fuoncs than any officer l have ever known
 When general debate ceased amend ments -sr' si pted providing that il al cascs Of pensions io widows pcymenis Rlonld made from the date of the death ot their husbands and sli ofiicerS O; thc U1i;ei States authorized to sd- minister oatG1 5hsli dN D free ot charge. Alter a brIsf di-cussi n of the river and harbor bill the house took R recess i'll 7:30.
 House at tho evening session passed 9 pension bi.ls that had been rejected the pension commissioner.
 House then adjourned i'll Monday.
 PORTLAND. April 2O.-The merchsn flse firm of Reese & Heru. at huttvIlle. Oregon, made gn Bs-ig1meut 10 F.. R Dawson for the bcVetit of their creditors to-day. Liabilities, Sl0,0O0; assets. about $3,JC0.
 WASHINGTON. April 2o-To-dsy was A-a-.lkh nH tha r,raaanf session. The total number of bills and resolutions introduced in the senate and bnuse up to this date is l2.5S6 exceed ing by mere than 27O the number pre- ser-ed ID the same period last ear. So TT the house has passed 420 bills and tbe spuate S3I, ISj of winch were horse bills nud 24 senate bills nave bean sent to the President for approval.
 LONDON. April 2l.-A B-rlin dispatch st midnight says: The Emperor's con di.ion is again critical. He IS feyerish and breathes heavily.
 FoEr JoSEs, April 20.-Yesterday rorploc @ cave occurred in Nook Will ians' mine un Indian Creek about five miles north cf here, burying Williams and one chinaDan beneath the drifting nm nHFss A lhEkF ANAtG NA uACh WhA 4--Nt stesail- since the ccciden. io reach ine eutoribeI men, this afternoon found fine remains. both crushed to death, but es vet have been unable Co extrica.s thc body oi Williams.
 UTICA, Y. '. April 20-The specia trsin with ths remains of eX-SenatOi Cooking a-s.7ed gt 6:iO tlIs evening. A large coucouIse of people assembled h' the depcs. TAe hee-se Bnd five c8rrl ages made ID the procession 70 th7 family residence. Atthe house the css Est-vas opened and ibe remains viewed ty few intimate friends. The fune ral takes lace in Calv ry ProtestEn Episcopal church ai D. El. to-mCf-ow The city IS prrf-sg!y decorated vItt mourning embieCs All bushes places will be closed duriuR the 'une rsl. A da-s,l from the 2S'h regimen | acted as guard at tbe residence thi evening. President Cleve and sent ho' ot rare flowers from the White Hous conservatory.
 LONDON April 2O.-I, IS reported the Chamberlain has iecined io seve
 his relstions with the liberal psrty an
 will shortly accept 8 position n the cat
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