Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08

WASHINGTON, September 5.-The sen- ate sub oomniItse engaged on the prep Aration of & tariff bill this morning re- ceIyed the second print of the new tariff bill. It contains. interlined with the | text of the bill, tables prepared for the | convenience of the members of the sub | committee showing in parallel columns | the rate by the present law, those by | tbe Mills bills and those provided by | the new bill. It is the last print to be | made before the measure Will be lad | before the full committee next week. | The members of the sub committee and | experts are now preparing matter for ths report to accompany the bill. Testi- | mouy and statements made to the sub | committee making about l5OO pages in | mint are to be formally submitted to | the full committee with the bill and l report.
 Senator PAsoo made lengthy address on the southern election outrRges and George followed with a speech on the Chinese restriction bill. He maintained that the republican party was respon- sible for the introduction of Chinese iD- to the country by the passage ot amend ment 62 which was aimed merely at the CooIie trade and not at voluntary i'm migration. Mitchell again objected to this construction and George quoted largely from speeches of distinguished representatives in defense of admission or naturalization of Chinese and claimed that such was on reco of that parry. A vote was taken but as there WAS net quorum present, the senate adjourned, leaving the bill Indisposed ot.
 TULARE, September 5.-Thomas A. Bogsn was instantly killed this evening by a bursting cannon at a democratic speaking.
 SAN FRAScnCo, September 5.-An Ex- aminer speclal from Albuquerque, N. M | says that an outbreak is feared from the | Nsysji Indians. A posse of soldiers started out from Ft. Wingste 10 arrest a party of Indian whisky peddlers and on arriving at their camp were con fronted by a large force of NsvBlos who swore that the peddlers should not be arrested. Troop c, Sixth Cavalry, un- der Capt Hanna is now ID the field with orders to arrest all violators.
 WAsHISGToS, Sept 5-Phelps cOntinu- ing his speech on the retaliation bill charged the President with hesping ia vors on Canadian shippers by land and sea in order that they might compete l with thelr American rivals. This and his free trade message oughtto be stood together as the Simese twins of the pre- sidentisl policy.
 Belmont aud Davis also spoke on the bil and Scott said the gross money val ue to tie Canadian railroads of trans portatious in bond during the fiscal year ending June 3Oth 1887 was S6,0O0.O0O. and when it was considered that the steel rails over which this immense ton mage was transported was not subject Co duty of seventeen dollars per ton and that the labor employed in transports tion paid no taIes into the treasury and did not consume the product of our far mers. the injustice to our wage workers would become apparent He said that for this injustice the republican party was responsible.
 Pending the conclusion of Scott's re- marks the house adjourned.
 ! COLUMBUS, September 5.-The second day of the Ohio Centennial opened bright and the regular program exercises were carried out at the Colleseum. The pres ident of the day IS Ex-PresIdsnt Hayes. This forenoon the address of welcome was delivered by GeD. W. n. Gibson snd WAS responded to by distinguished guests from MsssRchusett, Connecticut, etc. This afternoon Hon. Frank Hurd of Toledo delivered the address of vel come and representatives from the north west responded.
 SAs FRAScIsco Sept. 5.-Bes,, * Belcher. BIO. Crocker, 095; Chollsr, 2 8; Con. Virginis, 900; Confidence l03S; Gould & Curry, 24j; Hale S NOrcross, To-; Locomotive, 10; Peer, .55, Peerless, 1.S0; POtosi, 24O; Ophir, 537; Savage, 2 60 Sierra Nevada, OO. Unlon Con-. 2.l0: Yellow Jacket. 3.2O \ --r----~~s O.-Luo we'll known oofiee and tea house, J. II. Ben net & Co, have failed. Liabilities about S2OO,OOO.
 ST. PAUL, MInn., September 6.-The platform submitted to the Republican convention thIs morning declares un- comprOmisiDgly m favor of American protection but adhsres to the repeated declaration O. the state and national platforms ia favor of 8 modification, re- adjustment and reduction of tariff.
 WAsHNGToS, Sept 6.-An inquiry into the report that the EDglish army officer who had secured complete plans of our coast defenses and copies of torpedo charts, brought out the statement that the officer came here for that purpose but left disgusted, nOt being able to learn any thing. Nevertheless in view this and strained relation with Canada it is said that the ,TpedO charts are to be Gt once Uverhsuled.
 ST. DOUIs, Sept, 6- A special from Little Rock says that big sensation was caused by tbe stealing of ten ballot boxes from tLe office of the C1un,y Clerk. The safe was blown open to get them. The burgi-ry waa the work o. | experts, The xcitement is running high Hundreds uf negroes are gathering about the C e.k's office and riot is i'm minent. The ballot box from one town ship while beng taken to the county seat. was stolen by e gang of masked men.
 FoREsT CITr, Ark. Se;t GA bloody afiray over Gn attempt to steal bal lot box by pegroes. occurred on election day. The negroes finding She whites or guard fired , volley gBd | d. The fire was returned by the whlieh but without effect. Seven whites were wounded. one fatally.
 WASHINGTON Sept, 6-Hoar off-red | resolution in the senate cAlliDg the nt tertion of the President respectfully to the resolution os the senate of the 2Sth | Of August, roque sting him to eOnmuui | caie to t5e senate the copies Of all com munlcR;iops Hddress,d by his direction | to the government of Great Britain. | remonstratIDg against cases of unfair treatment O! American citIzens, and re | questinE him tc furnish such inform asIon Gs soon ss possible. in order that it might be considered In the action i'm. pending Legislation.
 SAN DIEG1, Sept. 5-Thos. 4. VsIdes. pi-o tlguero. resident consul for Mexi. co, day received official notice Q, ,be contract hsvicg b., signed between The Department of the Interior and Jo.ouin Redo for the establishment of .. line ,f Mexican mail steamers to ply be,weeu 6uaymas and San Frsnc sco and topcb- ing at San D eso and E E5sInada and xav points. Mr. K do Argus will within .i1