Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
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CHICAGO. III. O (. lU.-The strike of the street car men continues with DO in- oicatIon of a speedy settlement. During the night some os the tra, k in the north division were Obs;ruc.sd with such nov able things as came to hand. A few cars were run out m this division Co the usual occompsnement of isers. No as- tempt hss been made yet to run cars ID the west division. Appearances indi- cate the company will DO, make any gen eral efforts for resumption Of traffic til matters are quIeted down somewhat. The strikers ID this division exhibit an uglier disposition thRn those of the north side. They declare that cars will not be permitted to run and tha. If SD attempt be made ihey will be turnbled into the ditch.
 The tracks on Center street In the north division pres ented peculiar sight this morning. For a mile or more they were covered with payirg stones aud every other kind of debris obtainEbie. This was done during the night. This morning men and boys were s2siG at work piling curbing stones and debris on the tracks. The police merely laughed ct the work of bsrficadiog. At two places four rails were turn up and lad crosswise on the track. The com psny put a force of 50 laborers CD the street and cleared away the debris aud relaid the track.
 First trouble of the dAy on the west side occurred this afternoon when msn named GuObins drove out of tbe Western avenue barns. The strikers stopped him but a shot from his revolver scattered them. Three times he was stepped and only succeeded ID getting away by h. d1lging in a lively iusilRde. No booy hurt.
 GOSHEN, Ind. Oct, 10.-Abou. 45OO people essem bled here to-day to hear Hon. J. C. Blaite. He began his speech by reference to President Oleyelald's message of December last, wherein, touching on the subject of trusts it ar gued tGRt they were the offspring and result of the protection system estsb- lisbed by the republican party. "At the same t.me" continued Mir. Blaine, while sssaIliDg in 8 wi'e sweep his hccusa- ton of almost ey 7 industrial intereus in the north the President was psrticu- lsrly careill to , silent requesting the enormous tariff on sugar Out of two hundred and tSelve millions collected on importstions c. every k-nd last year fitty-eight millions came from sugar alone. If the prize ot sugar had been unduly advanced 70 tbe consumer. the responsible parties according 10 the Presidents doctrines, are himself and the committee which concosted the Mills bill in the interest of that trust.
 WAzHTSGroS. Oct 10-The general average f5r winter wheat k l2 bushels per acre, and for spring wheat slightly over tcn bushels. The former yield Is better than early expectation but the latter much worse. ! be quality Is much below Che av, Tage waiGh will still further reincs the supply, The leading averages of the stat x for winter wheat are, Kansas li,7, Cali!0J lis l2.1 Oregon I6.3. Tb lesliUc spring wheat Rvers- ges, Colorsdo l6 ;. Np1talO l7j, Wash ington lS5 Utah 1G ,. The spring whess ot New EuE.asd from IA to l6.
 NOGALEs, Asiz1-a. Oct. IO.-The body ol john P. MCCa7 aey Sas iound on the road side igsi Monday near Sania Ana. So1Ors. Dos, ss d WIS fo.eman OF the San Rafse! cst.l- r.uch, near hese. own cd by Hon. Brewster Cameron, and had gone to Souora to buy saddle Sor,e. Tho news r5Caiy5G states hs committed suicide but hrs friends here insist that be %as murd- -rsd Cad robbed ga be had a large sum Of moLsy when be left here about two weeks ego end it k supposed lbst be vas kIllr3 fer his money. Friends of the dead man will make a vigor- ous effort tG LsYe iJe affair investigated 0y the Mexican authorities.
 SAs FRAScI-c7. O,:. lO.-A cablegrsm received by J. l. Flood. the son of mil lioosire Jls. . FlUCi, 10 the effect that ho had relspsed. swooning at Heidle- berg, Germany, where he had been under
 second Cabeestaana be aa Hs Tesss tbs s,a6s hes was not SO bad as az first thought, and that Mir. Floods condition was not dangerous.
 MUNICH, Oct. 1O.-Nevspspers pub blished the details ct sn alleged plot to sssssinate Emperor William while ID Germany and says tLat ten anarchists lef, Switzerland Ui,h the intention of blowing tbe ksiyer into pieces with bombs. The police were informed and took precautions A change of r7ute was made.
 WAsHISGT5N Oct 10 The house agreed to a conference report On the deticIary bill snd adjourned till Friday.
 WASHINGTON, Dot. 10.-SenBtor Hale to the senate to-day a report of the specisl committee appointed to | examine into the present cOndi ion of civil service. Report continues by say ing that while tie law hes been repeat Cdly violated In regard tO political as sessment, the committee hardly feels | in severely criticIsing upon the couduc: of these subOrdInates. lr view o' the gross violation of the law by the President himself and members pf hrs osbine: ID their alleged and unit ed subscription Of large sums to the democratic national committee. IL says he fac. that the Preri lent of the U. ;. ID a campaign in which be IS highly ill., crested contributes one fifth of 6 years lalBTJ for political use, IS fairly to be aken by those who depend upon him 'or their tenure of ofice as not simply ID invitation but 8 command 10 do like EIse.
 The houge bill fer the retirement of Andrew J. Smith, colonel of the seventh 'svalry, wss tsken up and passed with be amendment making the retirement ank colonel Of cavalry instead of 3Tigsdier Generel.
 Bates then addressed the senate or be tariff bIll ghich b. said reduced the iuties on one article t5 increase them ID an other, and it Eas to bs reme mber- a that the reduction was on the pro- lucts O. agriculture and the increase on hose of manufacture. The message rom the PlesIdeEt vas presented snd cad vetoing the bill fer the relief of the xecGtors of Jas, II. Mqddox for the ',yment Of losses sud Gamsg-s sns,sin- q by the seIzure of tobacco during the -sr. l. Was referred to The ccnmIiiee 70 claims.
 DJlpl introiucsl joint resolution the Smithsonian Institute Q send nu eIhibit,oa cf their collection Q She Paris exposition of 1889 aud to 'e for The purpose She unexpected bal ucs from the approp isnon for the CIn. lpnstI expo iti- q. Adjourned CHICAG1. IL, O't 1.-The chief of ollcs this afternoon lssued Q q uer rier thst the ? p.iics must keep crowds towing and must s.eruly repress all isord-r from its inception. Mayor , .oche says 1t looks ss If the city au- l1rI;ies will have to fight to maintsiu rde-. This afternoon @ crOEd of three H.