Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-12

whose opinion the proposed reductions and even greater should be ordered.
 WASHINGTON, July 9.-Hins of Illinois | (from cOmmitteo on foreign affairs) re l ported back the resolution which was adopted, requesting the president,to fur nish tbe house with correspondence Oe- tween the government of the United States and Great Britain, touching the subjects in dispute in the Behring Sea since March 4th, 1889.
 BoUsEs POINT, N. r., July 9.-Yester- day this place was visited by the worst wind and hail storm ever known. The steam yacht Little Nellie," which left for the Vermont shore, went down, and Captain Clark, his son, and Engineer Hill were drowned. It is feared there were several other causalities, as several 1 fishing parties were on the lake.
 LONDON, July 9.-The latter carriers in tEe postoflice struck to-day and dele gates have been sent to interview the postmaster general. The carriers in the eastern central postolfice also struck this afternoon. There is much excite ment around the postofiice, which is guarded by police.
 ST, PAUL, July 9.-The Educational Association assem bled here this mora ing. \ number Of papers were read and the department work by sec tions was taken up this afternoon.
 WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. July 9.-The striking dock laborers attempted to pre- vent work this afternoon. A riot fol | lowed and two wero shot and several 1 others wounded.
 WAsHINGToN, July 9.-The sundry civil bill as reported to the senate to-day | by the appraising committee carries an | appropriation of 531. .2i1 ,6S0, an increase | of S3,lS1.0G0 over the original bill as re- | ported. The most important feature of | the work of the senate committee ID ] this bill is the limitation of the apprOp- riation of SIT ,5G0 for irrigation. This provision was vigorously attacked by number Of western senators upon the ! grounds that its effects wOnld be to re- serve from public domain vast tracts of public lands which should be open to settlement.
 The appropriation for topographic sur veys and geological surveys was in- | creased to S30,000. This sum prOvidedstO be expended west of the 1O1 meri6an. The provision for the selection and To- | cation of reservoirs and canals on pub | lie land and reservations of Irrigable lands, is repealed,
 Cockrell criticised the conference bill l and said the language indicated prefer ence for single gold standard; the sen ator from Nevada has abandoned the | cause of the equalization of silver with gold. lie was willing to abandon the double standard to make silver a mere l commodity to stop it's coinage. The | conference bill is q total abandonment of pretension to double the standard and it Is the most dangerous power given the secretary of the treasury since the foundation of the government. Daniels spoke in opposition to the cor ference report and said it was q mere make-shift, that sooner or later congress and the executive would come into col lsion and settle the question. Why no let the collision come now. If they stood up to fight they would win. r they believed in free coinage they should stand by the senate bill and let the pre- sent take care of itself.
 Morgan took the floor but did nOt finish. It is understood that a vote will be taken tomorrow.
 Adjourned.
 NEW YORK, July S.-The following is the result of the games played to-day:
 NATIONAL.
 CINCINNATI. l; Philadelphia, 6.
 PTTSBURG, '; Boston, l9.
 CLEVELAND, .; Brooklyn, G.
 CHICAGO, 3; New York, i.
 PLAYERS LEAGUE.
 CLEVELAND, s; Boston. 1G
 PITTsBURG, 1G: Philadelphia, O.
 BUFFALO. i; New York, Is.
 CHICAGO, 9; Brooklyn, l5.
 ASSOCIATION.
 COLUMBUs, G; Rochester, :.
 PHILADELPHA, l; Louisville, 2.
 ST. LOUiS, ,; Syracuse. F.
 TOLEDO, Q; Brooklyn, 3.
 WASHINGTON, July 9.-That trouble is brewing among the Central Amerisan republics ogcr the proposed corfedera tion and may result any moment in var. IS manifest fICm adviccs received here After the death of President Meaende2 the new president, Ezeta, organized Iii. cabinet. He found GautGmala factions in San Salvador maturing plans for his overthrow. and had the leaders Of tho plot summar ly dealt with. No less thai 20 were shot and about 30 cXiled. Garri sors along the soa ports and frontiers are being reinforced, and clyili2ns are being made liable for military duty l Nicarauga IS playing an important part | m the matter, and both Nicarauga aud l Costarica have an idea in view Of enter ing iTto confederation with the United | States of Columbia.
 PHEYIx, July 9.-In the Chinese ha- beas corpus cases to-day the point was | raised by Assistant U. $. Attorney Cal l vert Wilson that the Chinese had ro | right to the privileges of habcas corpus | they being Chinese unlag fully in the | United States, and in direct ami posi- | tive violation Of special law pro,ibit- | ing them from coming into the United | States. Judge Kibbey decided in favor | of this point and vacated the writ.
 Judge Barnes, counsel for tae Chi | nese, then made an application for a writ of certeOrio, which the court denied | on the same grounds. The Chinese VIII | have 10 go to San Francisco at once and | from there to China, from whence they | came.
 NEW YORK, July 9-Great rolief was experienced to day from the heat cf yesterday by fine breeze blowing steadily from the nortk west. Six deaths from prostration have so far been re ported by the police. h Brooklyn the warm weather has about Paralyzed bus mess, which has been exceedingly | severe on those having outdoor wcrx Employees in the big sugar refinery ir Williamsburg are among the principal sufferers, twenty being prostrated ty the heat yesterday and last night.
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