Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-28

CHlCAGO, June -t-On6 thousand freight conductors, ,brakemen and switch
 men on the Illinois Central struck last ! night, and were followed by 300 passan- ger traiumen this morning. There IS net a wheel turning on the road here. | The strike IS for tho discharge of an ob- i noxious Superintendent named Russell
 and the reinstatement of two minor off
 clals.
 CHICAGO, June 24 4-InreetigatioD into
 the boo6iing City Council was began by
 the grand jury this morning. The evi- 1 dence presented Shows that miAe iic-
 Donald, q wealth gambler, offered Al i dermen Chas. MOnear and Sin On Wall
 her, S3000 each 10 vote for the West | Lake Street elevator railroad ordinance. They only got $500 each, and made aL
 affidavit Jo that effect.
 L.ovDoT, June 2i.-A dispatch from Rusnos Ayros states that the revolution
 arv agitation started in the interior, IS : increasing.
 5A9 F'zAHCIsCo, June 24-Ine |. ;. l Steamer Adams arrived in port to-dat | rem HCrolUlu. having left there June 1 5th. The Charleston Was still at Homo 1 lulu when the Adams left, but the Nip
 sic mad gone en a cruise about tue ls-
 lands ln the Pacific until July 3Td. Ali | fairs are reported as quiet at Samoa.
 The Adams brought up .fifty-sey sn meG from the Nipsic, who had but a little 1 longer to serve being short term men,
 ana also being ordered nome Oy admiral 1 Brown They will leave San Francisco
 for the East by the next Pacific Msil | Steamer
 WAsdINGroS, June q Springer cal
 ed attention to theiaet that the journal ! showed ths legislative appropriation bill
 as amended by the senate t8 have been
 referred to the appropriations commit 1 tees without any reference 10 the house 1 The speaker said the usual custom had been followed in having Culy informed l the house of the references, and there
 fore declared the journal approved. The house committee on coinage held
 a meeting to-day and took up the senate
 amendments to the silver bill. The com
 mittee decided, by vote of 6 to ,, to re-
 commend the nOn-concurreGce in the
 senate amendments, and ask the house | to order a conference.
 l The house committee on rules has arranged to have a final vote taken in
 the house at ? o'clock tomorrow, upon
 reports.
 | Mckinley from the committee on rules
 reported the resolution that the house proceed at sncs to the consideration of ! the silver bill with the senate amend
 ment, and at ? o'clock to morrow the previous question on adoption of a re- | solution which ordered twenty minutes,
 debate to be allowed either side bs con-
 sidered Tho democrats denounced this
 application of the rule.
 | MEMPHIS, June 25.-Parker Harris,
 Ed Carr. Bardy Ballard, (colored) and 1 Frank Breuish, (white) were hanged 1 this morning. Brenish was hanged l alone, as he objected to being hanged
 with the negroes. Brenish, Harris and ] Carr killed their wives. and Ballard
 killed a street car conductor named l Maurice.
 LONDON. June 24-In the boat race
 to-day Cornell came lst, Yale 2nd, Col
 umbia 3rd.
 SAN FRAHcIsCo. June 24-Special l agent 0; the treasury l.. 5. Irwin. has re- | turned from Tucson, where hc has been engaged ii tLo Chinese cases on trial in
 the '. $. district court, and which casas
 he believes will end the Chinese smug- eiing business over the Mexican border. l There are 3G0 Chinese" h. sad, ".D the l stat. uf Sonora. or this number about l "00 are residents, the balance being 9m- pl0yed Of the railroads ard in other ca | pacities. To guard the frontier would l hardly be possible Dy placing additional 1 guards along the line, as the line IS 50 i long ,.Gu the trails are 50 numerous. ! The most efficient way we have found IS | tO watch them. Ne know the local Chi ] nase ;u SoLOTa and propose t. keep track ! fl them. The hardships to which this | .3J Were subjected and tnal- failure tU achieve their object, will have dis l couragiEg effect On future smuggling at
 te;npts.'
 1 SAN FRANcIsco. June 25.-Tbe fellow
 ins |. S troops left here today to ea- ! camp 3c Monterey: First regiment of ! infantry. batteries .. aGG F. 0f tho fifth
 regiment ct artillery, and troops r. and | k. of inc Fourth Cavalry, all under th3 c1m,aand e Gel Shafer. ] DENVER. June 24.-FIres in the mour- i taias near Ward. Boulder county. IS re- : ported Es doing immense damage to tim , ba- and -9Gchmen. The fire is beyond control and several mining properties are threatened.
 DUNasR, June 24.-Miners broke into
 the HIii Farm mine about $50 thls 1 morning aud hope to near from the in l pTIsonei men this afternoon.
 SAN DECO, June 24-F'red Baur, at one time editor Of the Evening Sun, of this city, died of paralysis yesterday ! SARATOGA, June 24.-The court of ap-
 peals this morning handed down the de | cision in the case of the North River Re | tining company sugar trust case, dismiss ! ing 1t with the costs of the special term
 denying in part the defendants motion
 for stay of proceedings. The decision is strongly against the trusts. The 1 judgements of the lower courts in dis
 solving the trust are fully confirmed. WASHINGTON, June 24.-Conger de-
 fendad the action of his committee, say ing 1t had reported wise and ccuserva-
 tive measure. He wished his colleagues l could understand tha pressure that had been brought to bear by men interested l m silver speculation to secure silver leg
 islation. Not only have paid lobbyists
 been plying their vocation here but va
 rious other means have been resorted to
 by silver speculators to procure legisla-
 tion. Pool aftsr,pool had been organized
 Tn this city to speculate in silver money | deposited in the banks of this country | Hundreds and hundreds of thousands
 are ready to purchase bullion as soon as | this legislation should pass If the free ] coinage 5i!l passes congress the United | States would have to fix the value of
 silver at 90 per cent above what silver
 was worth. If there was no silver legis-
 lation the responsibility would rest ri,on ! the advocates of free coinage. because the delay mp to this time rested largely upon their shoulders.
 Bland knew nothing Of any lobby. He had rot seen 1t and had never heard of it. He was for free coinage, but if he could not get it he would vote for this