Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-07

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 Union Con-. 3 B Yellow Jac't. 3 9 | CHICAGO. September At the after
 noon meeting of the senatorial commit | tee on dressed beef, it was ordered that | the refusal of Armour, Morris and other | big beef handlers to appear before the
 committee be reported to the president | of the Senate at its next session. When
 seen Armour stated that the reason he did not appear was that fair treatment could not be expected from chairman Vest. as the latter was opposed to Chi cagO'S interests as a beef center. | SAN DIEGO, Cal, September 4.-N. O. Murphy, secretary of Arizona, is in the
 city for the purpose, it is said, of inter
 esting people of San Diego county in a | project to be a railroad from this point
 to Pheniy and up the Salt River valley. WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The secretary
 of the interior to-day appointed Albert F. Childs, of Ohio, chief clerk of the I census office.
 1 CHICAGO, Sept. "A sailboat car- | sized of 32ud street this afternoon and
 man named Barcher, and boy named Bluhm and another boy were drowned. NEW ORLEANS, September A Green wood special says that the sheriff of | that county returned from Minter City, | seat of the race war, and reported | everything quiet there. Four of the
 negro ringleaders were killed and two
 arrested.ss
 LONDON, September 5-Five wharfin- | gers agreed to the terms of the men
 this morning, and upon their wharves work is now going on to the full capaci- | ty. At other wharves men have congre- gated in large numbers ready to go to work at moments notice. Wharfin-
 gers are being all reported ready to
 make terms with the strikers. The as- pect of affairs along the Thames is much livelier than for weeks past.
 The Dock companies called upon the | police to protect men at work. Ship
 owners made another appeal for per
 mission to unload ships themselves, but
 met with curt refusal. It is estimated
 that 20O0 men are at work.
 PHILADELPHIA, September 4-The old log college celebration under the
 auspices of the Presbytery of Philadel- phia, North, begun to-day on the old |
 county, where the college was original | ly located. Exercises were generally
 commemorative of the founding of the Presbyterian church in the | United States Log college was and fiourished until l742. when Prince | ton college was founded. President | Harrison -and Postmaster General Wan | a1r over from Wannamaker county seat.
 Farm houses along the route were deco
 rated, and the ride was continual oya- | tion. The president and Wannamaker
 entered the large tent on the grounds, | and were given q most enthusIastlc vel | come.
 ! After several addresses had been made | President Harrison rose to speak, and | 2500 persons present, cheered him re- peatedly. His address was a scene of
 wild excitement for five minutes, men
 and women cheering and waving hand kerchiefs. After lunch the President
 and party started back to Wannamaker's. NEW YORK, September 5-Legitime,
 ex- x-President of Hayti, arrived this morn | ing on the steamer Manhattan, accom-
 panied by his family and several officers
 of his army. The party were transferred | from the deck of the French man of war | to the Manhattan at Santiago. The ex- | president looked tired, worn ou., and | would talk but little, but made few TO | marks which were interpreted for some
 of the reporters. My people called me | and l came: they deposed me and l left | to avoid further bloodshed. Saturday I | shall go to France, where I will remain | short time. l may return to Hayti as | private citizen, or l may go to Glen | fugoes and establish myself in business"
 SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 6-What threat
 ems to be one of the most destructive
 mine fires that has ever occurred in thls | section is now raging in No. ? Colliery.
 of the Delaware & Hudson Canal O., at Oliphant, where several acres of anthra-
 cite coal is ablaze nearly 200 feet below the surface.
 PITTsBURG, September 5.-Wm.
 Smith, colored, shot, and killed his wife this morning, while she was asleep, and then attempted to kill himself The
 ball entered his neck, inficting a severe
 but not fatal wound.
 WALI.A WALLA, w. T., September 5- The Republican convention last night
 nominated ex-Governor E. F. Ferry, of
 Seattle, for Governor, and John L. Will
 son, of Spokane Falls. for congress.
 HELENA Mont, September 4.-The
 largest gold bar ever cast in the world
 was turned out of the United States
 assay office today. It weighed 500
 pounds and worth little over one
 hundred thousand dollars.
 RoNDoUBT, F. T.. September 4.-Burg-