Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-14

WAsHEdIOS, July 6.-PensiOn wn. granted 10 Chas. F. Miller, of hingn5H Ariz.
 A posEofIice vas established a, Edith Msucops county, AriZ., and Judson G Todd appointed postmaster.
 WAsHISGIoE, JCly 6.-The President vetoed the b;lis granting pensions c. Nathaniel D. Chase, Harriet Hooper and William T. Campbell, Jr, and ih, bill for the relief oi Van B1rcn.
 HELENA, Montana. July GA bard oI about eight bnfalCs was seen few days SEQ forty DiloI northwest Oi PoPiGI River. The Indians are greatly excited 6t the news.
 SAN FBANCIsoo, July 6.-Conpsny C Of End Cavalry reEiment stationed here has been ordered from Fort BiGWell tc proceed Co Klamath reservation in Ore goD, where She command will be eng6g. ed to eject squa!ters from Indian lands
 SAH FRANcIsco, July 6.-JudEe Wi son has refused 10 grant the application of I. Nsnlander and Fred Sharon for oh nge of venue ID the sui. brought against them So executors of sharon 6 estate by Mrs. l.. H. BurlinG to recover $500. .OO0 paid to Sharon in trust for her husband.
 HELENA. Mont, July 6.-Dsniel F., a two-year-old, belonging to the stable of Morehouse, Bleyins & Co, Helena, ran three-eighths of 6 mile yesterday at tho Montana Association meeting in S4at seconds, beating the record for distance by one fourth of second as msd3 by Cyclone, Cslifornis horse last year.
 ALBUQUERQUE July 6-In the round House at WinslOw Auzons, yesterday evening S fireman named Snyder had c few words with the night vstcbmsn about some oil and tho latter shot Say der twice and be died in ten minutes. The murderer narrowly escaped lynch ing by 6 mob and was taken to S. Johns for ssie keeping.
 WGsHISGroS, July 6.-Tbe house went into committee of the whole on the tariff bill, the pending paragraph being that relating to iron or stss. railway fish plates or splice bsrs. Buchansn's motICn to strike cut the paragraph was rejected. The reading or the bill then progressed the motions made on Ihs republican side to strike out many of the paragraphs
  ion and with little debste.
 PIrrsBUBd July 6-The Battery of boilers st the tAnnery of A. ( J. Grssiz & Ingler st AlsghsDT City, exploded this afternoon vTecking several build ingt and seriously injuring six perscns, Three will die. Engineer WItzle was thrown through the roof of the tanueTy and landed in the yard against his resi- dence 60 feet away. A section of the boiler struck the school house l2O0 feel away. Fully So men were at work in the tsunsry.
 CBrCtGo July 6-Bsnerism gave bail for fJ,00O this afternoon and wac re- leased. Bail was iurnIshed by J. A, EeiileT Of Chicago, merchant Three moEc arrested yesterday are stili ID jail unable to gi.s bhil. Attorneys Donsh1e snd Davis have bseD retained Co defe1d then. in connection vi'h any attorney 0 saleeteG by ths Brotherhood of E1li- rceTs. Ia conversation with ChaiIInsn Hosal to-lsy the men denied all know ledge Of dyn9 mite in tEe car.
 WuKsBlRRE, Pa., July 6.-Two pss- senger tTaius on the Pennsylvania North ern travelling at thirty miles per hour collided st Buizbhck station this nom ing by mistake Of an operator. The en- giueers both cav the danger and after reversing their engines jumped down s hugs embaukmen. Both engines veB' down the embar kment into tle SuEque- hauua rlveT. The baggage ears on both trains crashed into lhe first pRsssnge. car and the passengers in this car were sll injured. The total number injured reaches twenty-tEo. Three are believed to be fatally injured.
 CHICAGO, July 6.-J. 4. BsHerism, chiet engineer of the Aurora, Illinois, Division of tho Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Engineers, was brought here this morning under arrest charged with com plicity ID .he alleged dynamite plot agsInst the Darlington Railway On nc- count of which several srrests were made yeslerday. BauerisD's ares: IS re gnrded ss very important by railroad ofIicers. BeueTism was seen this morn ing and stated he knew nothing what ever of the charges against him and thst his arrest was & complete surprise. lie said he had been quietly st home m Aurora since the strike began. Concern ing 8 letter which Broderick. one Of the raen vho was arrested yesterday, threw out of car window SO hurriedly, neither the U. 5. Marshal nor District Attorney would say anything aud they positively refused to hllow it to be seen.
 WGsHIEGrcS July 6.-Fsrqu ahsrt's amendment to the tsriff bill interesting and scaling duties ID proportion to the sIze of files prevailed by vote of 64 to 6l. Mlla however demanded tellers and the amendment vss rejected,
 On motion of Vsrce ol Connecticut. the paragraph imposing duty of 35 per cent sd velorum on wool screws was stricken ont thus restoring the preseut rate Of d1ty.
 Duhois of Idsho protested aGsinst ,he reduction of duty on lead ore which be declared would have injurious effect On silver mining. He offered an amend rnent restoring existing duty and pro vidina that combination otlesd ore with cold ard silver ore not Co be exempt from duty Es lesd ore, rejected by tis vote Of @ to 62. Stone of Missouri offered sn amendment providing that combination of lead with silver ore shall not exempt ihe lead thefein from duty.
 Reed. Mills and Burrows then he'd a uolitical debate lasting some time. Mills in reply Co Reeds demand for him Co de- fine his position attacking the Republi- can party and its platform.
 On vote being ordered Stones amend ment was rejected as was one by War ner restoring the present rate of duty on lead ore. On motion of Mills the clause imposing 35 per cent sd valorem on pen knives end rszors was stricken ou. thus restoring the present rate of duty.
 inserted fixing rste on new type fo' printing ct l5 per cent sd vslOrem. sugsi molssses and confectionery clauses were considered together. Cannon oi Illinois offered sn amendment striking ont Ihe presen. sugsr md molAsses par. agraph. and inserting clauses fxiEg nev duties thereon, also providing b0Uuiic' be paid Co q. g. products of sugar From beets. zorgham oE csEe raised 10 The " =. Csnnon spoke strongly IS support of his amendment. The committee rosi without acton and House took recess till s p. ul.
 AIRasY. \. r., July 7.-Gov. Hill ha. called 2 extra session of the leglsla;ur' for July 17th, to appropriate funds C provide for eonvicts in the state prison