Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-19
SAN FRANcIsCo, April 10.

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 WAsHINGToE, April 10.-At the review of the troops and the district national guards tomorrow, which is ordered foI the special benefit of the delegates oi the Pan-American conference, President Harrison will be the reviewing officer This will be the first time since the war that president has officially reviewed the troops by virtue of his office as com mander-in-chiet.
 AUBURN. Cal. April 1O-Another rob- bery on Forest Hill road to-day. Mon day sthe st: ge was stood up by two masked hignwaymen, and to-day Ira Burke, teamster for Bemier of Forest Hill, was returning to this city with an empty wagon when he was halted about one and one-half miles from Auburn. He passed over 8 and the robDer said he knew Burke had more. The robber jumped into the wagon to look for more money and Burke jumped on the tongue of the wagon and ia doing so he lossen- ed the brake and the team started. The robber ordeTeI him to stor. but be said he could not The rebber than fired at hun twice. $ scared the team into a run and tho ubber deca aped From | Burke's descI .Jlon he is tl.., larger of the two stage rol rs that opera; ed cn Mon day.
 SAN FRANCE: co, April 10. Tho United 1 States coast ;I rvry steamer Patterson, sailed from s' ,his morning for Alaska, having on .card Il party cf exp!o CTS | from New York.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 GLOBE, April Enthusiastically one of the murderers of Hen Reynoid, was killed yesterday. near San Carlos. This 1 leaves only six of the ,nurderers alive. WASHINGTON, April 11-Condition of EX-Speaker Randall remains unchanged. Randall is gradually growing weaker
 
 out, but his great endurance can hardly sustain him more than q very few days at most. He rests easily and sleeps good part of the time.
 LONDON, England. April H. The mansion Uf Baron Ferdinand James MerothschiId. at Wadder- don Manor. his county seat in Agles was partly burned. 4 picture by s,ains- borough, valued at 1U00 pounds, and large quantity sOf valuable papers were totally destroyed.
 WASHINGTON, April 1.-The carpet manufacturers ofPhiladelphia repesent- Ing four thousa1ud looms. had a nearing before the republican branch of the ways and means committee today. They proposed to increase the duty on carpet wools, and they opposed the pro- position which declared that the in- crease,would make raw material for in- grain carpet cost more than carpets now sold for In open market.
 NEW YORK, April lit is reported that Gen. B. c. Fremont is seriously ill.,
 Among the bills reported from com nittees and placed on the calendar were the following: 4 bill to provide an American register for steamer to be named Australia and owned in Califor- nia.
 A senate bill to provide and equIp two steam launches to be used Tn the collec- tion district of Puget Sound.
 The president to-day approved the act making appropriations to supply the de tciency occasioned by the dedication in office of the late sergeant-at-arms.
 The Quadro center nial committee met this morning and ordered the Worlds Fair bill reported with some amendments. The committee modified l the provision with respect to president | being satisfied with the bona tide char | acter of the Chicago subscriptions by | by making it read that he shall be satis- | lied of the responsibility of the makers | of the subscriptions before inviting | foreign nations to participate. Daniels | amendment was modified so as to pro- vide that at some time in the spring be- | fore the opening of the exhibition. there | shall be an international naval display | in New York Harbor and Haption Roads, and naval celebration in Washington at | the time of the dedication of the statue | of Columbus.
  election case was resumed. As no sena- tor sought the floor, yeas and nays were ordered on the first resolution. The | vote was about being taken when Evarts | suggested that if no senator on the | other side desired to make the closing | argument in support of the committees ! report.
 WASHINGTON. April II The House l contested election case of Waddell vs. | Wise, 3rd District, Va, was taken up. | Representative Lacey made an argument l for contestant.
 RoME, April 1l.-Stanley arrived here all righ:. lie was received by the Presi- dent of the Geographical Society who | welcomed him, and presented him with | a gold medal.
 NEW YORK, April 11.-To day 1900 | workmea on down town buildings | struck in obediance to d command of | the Contract Labor Union.
 WASHINGTON, April H. General | Schotield to-day issued a formal order l approving the finding of the court mar tail case of Lieut.. Steefs of the 9th | cavalry, for striking private Wild. The | reprlmand provided for by the verdict of l the court dld not seem couched in very | severe language but partakes of rather | firm fatherly advice to young officers about the necessity of controlling their | tempers as shown by Steel in occupying | the same position of prosecuting wit | nesses and judge advocate in the trial of | Wild for InsubordinatIon.
 SING SING, April 1L.--Convict Ferdi- | nard Ward. who recelved the news Of | the death of hls wife last night Is deeply ! afflicted. He will not bo granted perniis- 1 sion to gC Co her funeral.
 GLOBE, Ariz., April l2-The body of ! renegade killed on the 10th, one mile and a half from San Carlos, was brought | iEto the pest hospital at this place to- day. All his camping accoutrments, also weapons of defense were found with 1 him. He was shot twice in the head. | TA lD,, earvioa TpIiopc