Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-14

were eight colored boys, most of them | belonging to Chinn and Morgan's stables. | The stable most affected Is that of J. | Keller, of Cyntheana. Ky, who with his | son perished. They had five horses, | everyone of which were killed.
 WASHINGTON, June 1O-The senate bill l passed changing the present system of | draw back on exported beer and fermen- 1 ted liquors. permitting their exportation | in bond.
 PROVIDENCE, k. l., June 1O-The Ori- l ental Hills Co. has made an assignment | of unsecured debts for S335,OOO Quick | assets, S134, 4,OOO.
 VANCOUVER, Wash, June 10 - Judge | Bloomfield to-day issued the death war rant of Edward Gallagher, convicted in | April of the murder of Louis Marr | July Huh is the date of execution.
 LONDON, June 1O-The British Bark 1 Dinepore, Captain Tidmarth, from Mid dleboro for Bahia Blanca, is ashore at Cape Corrientes. The captain and five of the crew were lost. The remainder of the crew arrived at Buenos Ayres.
 PITTsBURG, June 1O-The Colored club held picnic at Castle Shannon, and shooting and cutting was the order of the day. Frank Morrison killed one girl and shot many of the picnickers. Many were arrested.
 NIAGARA FALLS, June 1O.-A man jumped off Goat Island Bridge ard swan to the American Falls and disappeared to-day.
 WASHINGTON, June 10.-Bids for over | five million dollars worth of new naval | vessels opened at the department this noon. There was considerable excite | ment about the contest between the rival shipbuilders. Bids were taken for the klargest of the vessels, in fact the largest vessel ever designed for the Unit ed States navy. It Is known officially as armored cruiser No. ?, popularly as the 0,lOO ton vessel. It was first con sidered for the vessel according to the plans, thel owest bid being s3,00O,0O0.
 HANNIBAL, Mo, June 1O-A construc- tion train collided with freight on the St Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern yesterday. Twelve cars were wrecked. Fireman Taylor and Perry Nelson were scalded d. Several other of the trainmen were injured.
 WASHINGTON, June 1O-The house silver bill was referred to the finance committee. The silver bill was taken up and unanimous consent was given to the request of Jones of Nevada, that af- ter o'clock Monday next, the debate will be limited to five minutes, by any senator o1 any question.
  went into the committee of the whole on the postoffice appropriation bill. There being no opposition the committee con- sidered 1t speedily and reported it to the house, when 1t passed and the house ad- journed.
 WASHINGTON, June 10.-Sec. Blaine to- day transmitted to congress the report of General Franklin, U. $. commercial general to the Paris Exposition. He says the United States received high praise from the president of the French Republic, and that the appreciation was shown by the large list of prizes. A greater number of decorations were pre- sented to United States citizens than to any other forcing nation-an evidence of the kindly feeling of the French to- wards the United States and it's govern ment exhibit.
 Sec. Tracy today sent 70 congress a supplemental estimate to be inserted in the judit ial appropriation bill asking fC S0O,OOO for 69 additional clerks, copyists, and messengers ln the general land office, and S6 900 for rent of additional room for land office.
 WAsHINGToN, June 10.-Bids for il protective cruiser number 6, next re- ceived attention. There were but two from the Union Works O. San Francisco. They proposed to construct vessel ac- cording to the departments depth, plans and specifications for Sl,796,OOO, and according to their own plans and specifications for S1,760,0O0. Two bids were received for practice vessels as fol. .ows: F. W. Wheeler, East Bay City, Michigan, for s245, 600. Samuel l.. Moore < Co, Elizabethport, N. J., S25O,O00.
 The Rlsdon Iron and Locomotive Works, of San Francisco, bid S3,450,O00 The Union Iron Works. and Cramp & Sons, also submitted bids for the vessels according to their own plans and speci- fications and specifications prepared by the navy department. The Union IrCn Works of San Francisco, bid 5 100000. William Cramp < Sons of Philadelphia, B, 10000.
 There will be no awards made for sever Il weeks.
 TExARKANA, Ark, June 20.-The Texas & Pacific train which left here at midnight was robbed at the four mile junction. The switch was thrown and he tr in wrecked. S2me unknown men who were stealing a ride were kill ed. Express Messenger Nevlin resisted the robbers and was shot in the right hand and ear. The robbers then went through the express car and escaped. Amount of money and valuables taken not yet learned. A posse of men have gone in pursuit.
 CHICAGO, June IO.-An afternoon paper prints the following: Last Sat uriay the funeral of John Buske, who died suddenly, was held. Notwithstand- ing tapping from inside the coffin, the body was lowered into the grave. Yes terday the grave was opened for ex animation and Buske's body was found twisted and disorted, tongue bitten nearly in two, finger nails imbedded in the flesh and every indicatIon that a horrible struggle had taken place.
 WAsHINGToN, June 10.-Republlcan members of the senate in caucus this evening. chose ex-representative Valen- tine to succeed Y. P. Canada as sergeant at arms of the United States senate.
 Sherman opposed Plumb's amend me1t
 Reagan thought reserve of fifty mil lions would be sufficient.
 Teller questioned and denied some of Shermans statements in his last speech on the bill. He said it would require an annual increase of forty four million dollars to meet the annual increase of population. The man who stood before the senate arguing for single standard 1 was either dishonest or ignorant, and | had no right to represent the interests | of the people.
 Call spoke in favor of free colnage, and the silver bill went over until to- | morrow's executive session. Senate then | adjourned.