Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-26

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Senator Man derson introduced two bills for the pur- chase Of Matthews portrait of Abraham Lincoln, and accepted from the G. A. R. a sta ls of U. s. Grant be placed in statuary hall in the capital. Senator Vest stated that the committee on pub lie buildings and grounds this morning ordered the reporting of the bill for the purchase of an equestrian statue of General Grant, for the city of Washing ton.
 TOPEKA, April 19.-The Rev. B. F. Foster of this city who has been in Ala bama for the past two weeks in the in- terest of the Oklahoma Immigration As sociation writes that large number of colored people will come from Alabama before July lst to settle in Oklahoma.
 LOUISVILLE, April 1S.-Louisville, 8 St. Louis II.
 COLUMBUS.
 Columbus, 4; Toledo 3.
 PHILADELPHIA.
 athletics, 13; Rochesters, 9.
 BROOKLYN
 Brooklyn, 9; Syracuse, 31.
 WASHINGTON, April 19--At noon to- day the Pan-American conference ad- journed sine die. Blaine on rising to announce the adjournment said Gentle men, l withhold for moment the word of final adjournment, in order that l may express to you the profound satisfaction with which the government of United States regards the work accomplished by the International Conference. The extent and value of all that has been worthily achieved by your conference cannot be measured to day. Final re- suits will be your vindication and your triumph. If in this closing hour there had but one deed to celebrate, we should dare call the worlds attention to the de- hberate, confident, solemn dedication of two great continents to prosperity, which has peace for its foundation. We hold up this new magma charta which abolishes war and substitutes arbItra- tion between the American republics, first and great fruit of international American conference. Members of the conference then took carriages to the executive mansion to pay their parting respects to the president.
 The delegates were received by the president in the east room. Shortly after he spoke a few words. In the course of his remarks the'president said: "I participate in the feelings of the dele gates from the United States, who are bath to part with those from ot CT countries. I feel pleasure in knowledge of the fact that your laborS have been brought to a happy conclusion. l re- mark with pleasure the proposition which will be productive of peace among the American states"
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 19-Washington special says that Representative Clunie hls interviewed President Harrison about the government building at San Jose, the bill for the same being now be- fore the president for his signature or veto. The president does not seem fav- orably disposed toward the appropria- ton of 52G00O0, and says it is too large an amount, inasmuch as the rent of the office at San Jose is only Sl cooper year. SAN FRANCISCO, April 1O-Secretary of the state board of trade has received communication from the Japanese con am1t this city, stating that the national -, .nder the direction Of the imperial :; wernment, to be held at Osoka, Japan, In July next, and the board of trade is invited to make representation of agricultural products of California at the exhibition, the Japanese go 7ernment to defray all expenses. The board of trade will request samples of products from the state at large. WASHINGTON, April 19.-Holmes, Mills Butterworth, and others spoke in enlogy of Cox. In the house to-day Bower presented a praying,for relief, askingfor S25,000 for Mrs Mary Peterson, of Los Angeles, whose husband, while mail carrier in was murdered and robbed by hostile Apaches.
 PLAYERS LEAGUE.
 PIrrsBURG-Ch Chicago 10; Pittsburg ?. BUFFALo-Buffalo 13; Cleveland ?. NEW YoRK-New York II; Philadel- | phia l. CoLUMBUs-Toledo O; Columbus 13. BosToN-Boston B; Brooklyn 2.
 NATIONAL BosToN-BCsion l.: Droo ilyn Q. NEW YokK-New York O; Phllasel- l phia f. CINCINNATI-Clncinn 4; Chicago 4. | PITTsBURG-Pittsbu Cleveland 2. |
 ASSOCIATION. BRcoKLYN-Syracu IS; Brooklyn 12 | PHILADELPHIA-Athletic ?; ROches- ter O.
 CoLUMBUs-Toledo 10; Columbus 13. | T 2.