Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-14

| BATON ROUGE, June 7.-Ihe proposed | lottery amendment to the state constit
 utiOn embraces a contract between the
 state and John F. A orris and associates
 under which are the lottery privileges 1 for twenty five years, from Jan. 1. 1889
 Morris and cOmp pany agreed to pay the state S25, ,O00,00J, or S1,OG0O00 per an.
 mum, payable quarterly.
 Provisions are also made for the ex. pendlture Of money to be received by the state annually as follows:
 Public schools S450,000, levees, S35O,- OJO; charities and pensions, S200,OO0
 city Of New Orleans, for drainage and
 sanitary purposes purposes S100,000.
 The. measure is to be introduced Mon
 day.
 WASHINGTON, June 9-Representa-
 tive Mckay, of Arkansas, to-day intro duced the free coinage bill in the house
 On motion of Comstock, of Minnesota, the silver bill passed Saturday was amended to-day directing the purchase of silver bullion and the issue of treasury notes thereon and for other purposes"
 Lodge offered a resolution calling on the secretary of the treasury for in- NuudIQ Steamship Company refused to obey the orders of the officers of the United States to give return passage 10 certain imni- grants landed at New York in violation of the contract labor laws.
 The floor was then accorded to tae committee on District of Columbia.
 WAsEIyGTO, June 9.-Call offered a resolution (referrsd to the committee on foreign relation) requesting the .presi- dent to institute a negotiation with Spain for such notifications of the treaty a. VII enable American cattle to be shipped from Florida and elsewhere ln C. S. to Cuba. The silver bill was then taken up.
 ST. LCCIs, June 9-A railroad wreck Is reported from Warrenton, Missouri, on the wabash read. IwO freight trains collided this morning, and both engines and eighteen Ca:s were vreclzee. Of eight Palace horse cars ldden with Face horses ca route fer Hausas City, SIX were wrecked and seven men Tn chGr.-c are reported killed. Fifteen horses were killed and number of tram men in- jured.
 Later horses iii the wrecked traIn were eli route from LatOnIa to Kansas City, to take part iG q race The killed are Hln. U. Thomas, of Cynthiana, Ky, Henry Stone ierinor, of Harrisburg, James and Frank Kelley of Chicago, Ed Siions, hoStler of Lexington, Ky, Mor- ris Green, (coioredJ, Frankfort, Tame Da- wis, jockey, Lexington. Five are injur- ed.
 NEW YORK, June 9-The district at torney's office was crowded this morning with census enumerators, who had come to lodge complaints against persons re- fuslng to answer questions, 35 cases were disposed of in very short time, and 9 more warrants issued
 LIVERPOOL, June 9.-The steamer City of Rome arrived this morning pith most passengers ignorant of the fact that the steamers fore hold was full of water from yesterdays accident.
 NEW YORK, June 9-Broker Pell. of the sixth National Bank wrecking fame, was sentenced this morning to imprison- ment at hard labor for seven years.
 ROCHESTER, N. Y. June 9, The mem bers of the Philadelphia Athletic and Rochester Basel ball teams of the AmerI- can Association, with umpire Toole, were arrested this morning on the charge Of plsyinG Baseball on Sunday last.
 LoNDoH, June 9 = The getting share holders of the Milford Haven Dock Co. to-day approved the proposition to con- struct pier 1200 feet long to land pas sengers from the steamers of the trans lines.
 LONDON, June 9.-George Washington Butterfield, an American, has brought acton for libel against the Financial News, damages sl00,000. for publishing the statement of mining operation in which Butterfield wGs interested.
 LONDON, June 9.-A Swedish bark from Ferdinanda reports that on May 10th she saw large balloon floating on the ocean. Darkness prevented inspec- tion.
 WASHINGTON, June 9.-Gen. Schoefield information day from Gen. Ruder that the Indian trouble on the Rosebud between the settlers and the had subsided. The Indians agreed to surrender the prisoners de- manded by the authorities.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-JrS. Mary Conlin was shot and probably fatally wounded by her husband Michael, in | their home on the San Bruno road early this morning, Conlin, who is a soap about 90 years of age. sur rendered himself at the prison, stating that had been rendered desperate Oy the the conduct of his wife, who, | ,ver since their marriage in 1882 in iulged frequently in liquor, and would | cave her home co cOnsort with disre- 1utable characters.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 9-The Con- 'oEd2ted Street Railroad attempted Co l 'un cars this morning. Two cars were 'un out under police protection, but the l strikers swGrmed around and derailed | hem, and drove the new conductors of. | Employees of many large establishments | aid off to help the strikers.
 FRESNO, Cal, June 9-A fire was dis | covered in the Daily Evening Expositor pudding this morning and was extin- ;uished cnly after q hard fight. The | Weekly Budget Expos;tor, and Mrs. Iurd's lodging house, and a number of aw and other offices were burned out. Total loss about S20,OOO.