Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

lake ht Ot. Louis and the 6s. LdWreuce, in the vicinity ot Montreal last evening. d ing great damage on land and water. At the moment ths storm burst the principal event of the canoe meeting at Is G .disux lake. wes being sailed, E gut competing yachts were a mils and a half out on the lake and every yacht was upset It is not known how many, if any, We're drowned.
 Los Angeles, Augu ust 6-Thsrs is no chan @ in the printers strike; the Her. a'd, Timts and Tribune all came out this morning two or three. hours late and somewhat eartsiled. The Express m.- out on time but with only four pages The strike is made because the publishers rsfuss to sign sn agree meni to maintain the present rate for one year 10 come.
 Glenwood Sp. ings, August 6-Thos Welch snd Aleysnder Lsvelle have for some tims disputed over the ownership of cer' Gin iands in Gunnison county, and yesterday LavelIe and five helpers vent to cutting hay. W-lch and Lis son with three others Came up and opened fife. The prrties exchanged s.bout one hundred shots; Welch's sou and Alex Lavelle were killed out right. Chas. Fnrham was .hOt three tim. and wIil dis. F., te small received wo bullets but it is thought that he will i've.
 Washington. Aug. 6-Gormsn spoke 4t great length in favor tf c reduction of duty on Bessemer ore. He said with s reduction of duty on foreign Bessemer ,res shIps conld be built as c1ssply in | BalumDIe as m Clyde.
 Frye said the secretary of state hs0 been quieted several tim E in the senate as the Mckinley bIll did not open up m 4rke,s; that the secretary of state was dealing ID the interest of foreign, not home markets. It is the purpose of the ,Ar fl to create home mxrkeLs, which were wor.h Infiritely more than foreign mar krte, ,ni tb.t was undoubtedly the un- Ie~~i .,,ding of ths secretary Of state, ..rd not ths purpose at all to rsf1ect oD tn" Mckinley bill, except that hs desir- ..i 10 have something put in i. in he Way i reciprocity, by which foreign market market might be opened up.
 Gray spoke of the r, marksbls gloss put by Frye on BlsiRs's letter and went
 n to read tX;raets from the ls,tsr to show Frye'siute,pretation of 1t was not naturally s correct one. Frye stated in r-riy to Grry that Blaine had criti- aissi the hil' in simply one regard tU the prnvifipn of making sussr free. Gibson dsDied the statement r-'errsd 10 sugar alone, md also to hides, ~'OI and cres. Morgan aithdrew his amend ment in order to allow G IrmaD to offer au amendment rstncing duty on iron ore from 75 to 50 cents per t'n, and Plumb moved to amsud amendment by making the r,,.e 60 cents. G"rm n sc cep;ed amendneLt R. iscted, y.as 21 nay 8 29.
 Vance moved 10 reduce the duty ur' p'g iron from 8 and one terth cents per pound to S5 ion. Without actior on amendments, senht- adj 'urned.
 Washington, Aug 6-R si of Iowa, presented tue C. niersnc- report on the original package bill. Tn. rrport leaves the bill exsctly as it passed the senate, md is diss .ntsd from by Oates of Ala bams.
 After some debate the report was ad ,pted.
 Tie house then went into committee f he whole on the general d-ticisnc. b'l, but without dispo-i"g "f it the committee rose and the house adj Durn = -d
 TARJFF BILL
 The senate has resumed consideration of the tariff bill.
 | REDUCE PIG IRON. ---
 A senate amendment to reduce ths duty on pig iron to 8 per ton was re jected.
 ELECTION BILL ON THE SENATE.
 Committee on privileges and elections voted by strick party division to report national election bill to the senate.
 Auburn. N. T., Aug. 6-At 6:433 .he slsctric current was tursed On here Sts h sudden cor vuls:on of the body from head 10 feot, but no cry es- capped from his lips. The body remain sd in & rigid position for IF seconds and the elrctrIc current WIS switched. Dr Bsls., who was bending over the body had curved backward, ss the mu cles contra ted, and scrsped small hole iu the skin from which blood escaped Turn the current instantly, the man if nct dsad," cried Dr. Spitzka. The dy' namo was almost at s stand still when the operator sprsng to the button and gave a sbsrp quick si nal There va, rap.d response but it was not quick enough to prevent signs of revivine consciousness. Kemmlsr's lips began to drop spittls and in s momsAt m H' sbs chest heaved and from the mout' came heavy sentatorious sounds, quick ening and increasing with every rsspi- ration, while half groan forced itsel past the lips. Sore of the witnessed turned away from the sight and on' tainted. The current was faally turned on az ain, and in 13 s,c1bds the sound Ich had horrifi d the listeners abouI
 h. clair wss cut fl sharply. As t. oiy oncs more beasme rigid, sim.
 oz still dripped from the mouth ans. ran down outo his beard snd gray vss The dyusmo was run up to it's hlgh-st -pesd and again tho full current oI 20OC volts wss sent through the body. Th' wardsn's assistant, who stood over the dynamo, on the second sign ran it only three and half minutes altogether. No one was anxious to give the signal ta stop. All dreaded the responsibility of offering the man a chance to revive, An anxious group stood silently by watch ing the body, from which arose 8 vsPoI tearing with it @ sickening odor. The body was burning, and again there were cries to stop the current, and again there was relaxation of the body. There was DO doubt this time but that the cur. rent had done it's work completely. Dr. Till, who stool by the correspondent oi | tha Accounted praaa said. sWell the re