Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-13
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PARIS, Sept. 6.-After four unsuccess
 ful attempts to fight duel on accoun
 of differences arising from Boulange
 resolutions, Rochefers and Thiebau
 this morning succeeded in having an CT
 counter at La Clinge, Holland. Thit
 baud was wounded slightly in tn
 thigh.
 BOSTON, Sept 6.-Lynn Morocco man ufacturers have decided not to put an.
 more skins in the soak pending furthe | developments. This will throw out o
 employment every morocco worker Il Lynn, with the tinishers and tanners
 It is estimated over l,500 men will b
 idle.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The amend
 ment placing sponges on the free hs
 was lost: yeas 16, nays 36. The duty o
 20 per cent ad valorem was restored.
 NEEDLES, Cal, Sept. 5.-Last nigh
 the west bound freight struck stee
 near Hualpai station, and an engine anC
 six cars were ditched Fireman Franl
 Kuhl was killed.
 WHITE HAIL, N. Y., Sept. 5.-A pas
 senger train on the Delaware and Hud
 son road ran into a freight near West port this morning. Engineer Thos Murry, fireman James Starr and Il. J Keffen were killed. No passengers were injured.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-Sunol and Palo Alto trotted against time here to dry. Sunol made quarter in 3U24 sec onds half in l0414 thre quarters in 13S1a and mile 2l124. Palo Alto went a mile m 2I11a
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5--Breckenridge, speaking to-day iH his own behalf, said that the statement that he knew or sympathised with murderer PaytOn was cowardly, mean and false.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Sept. General Miles arrived this morning from San Francisco, on his way east, to assume command of the Department of Missouri.
 SALoNICA, Sept. 5---The fires which broke out yesterday have been extin- guished.
 IsHPEMING. Mich, Sept. D. Eight miners were buried in the Lang Ange- line mine by a cave in this morning. Every effort is being made to rescue them.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5---An evening paper publishes a secret petition which 1t states is being circulated among the stockholders of the Illinois Central, urging them to rise in rebellion against the present management. The petition states that the company is practically on the verge of ruin through misman- agement.
 KANSAS CITY, Sept. 5---It is reported that freight train accident occurred last night on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway, at Caney, Ks, in winch the engineer was killed and the fireman fatally scalded, Six cars of hogs were wrecked and ali killed; eighteen cars of grain were also burned.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The tariff bill Was taken up and the consideration of the free list proceeded with.
 Davis moved to insert binding twine to be placed on the free list; agreed to- Vance moved in addition that cotton bagging be made free; rejected.
 WAsHINGToN, Sept. 4-The amount of silver purchased to-day was 250,000 Ozs 1t from TYPO to ll7.37 12. The Secretary 1f the Treasury after consultation with .he Director of the Mint, decided that ne will purchase under the new law  and Sept. 30, so as to start Oct. lst with the purchase of four and a half million 1Zs. per month.
 PORTLAND, Sept. 5.-Speaker Reed ar rived here yesterday afternoon. Last night he was welcomed at the City Hall oy d crowd of 5000 people and made an address The substa.4ce of which is as ollowS:
 lie praised the work of the Republi- ;an party, and said it's promises had ali been kept. The federal election bill, Mckinley tariff bill, and the silver Dlll were also explained and praised by Mir. Reed. In closing Reed said: "If We nave broken the precedents of lOOyears, Ne have also set precedents for another O0 years wherein people have full that their servants can act l It will to choose those who will Worthily | ,arry out their will"
 I have been subject to much indis- | praise and much indiscrim l nate blame; one Is just as much deserv- | d as the other. The house of represent ives was ready and ripe for a change, | md the people stood ready to approve. | What all the world wanted was easy to | le. l am not greatly proud to be | peaker, but l am proud with all my | leart to be one Of that magnificent | of the house of representatives | f the Dist congress, which for pine long | months has never for one moment | altered in its duty. We have fair and | expansive treatment that the principle of | should have full recognition, md We have kept that promise. By the | bill wise and descrim- hating effort has been made to secure | o our manufacturers and merchants the | omplete benefit of rates of duty impos- d by the law. ihe Mckinley bill was ! Iot made in closet, and was not the pro Iuct of one man who tried to know | If any tariff bill was ever he result of the beliefs of the whole | ,eople of the United States, the Me Linley bill was tha bill.
 Another great achievement of the Iouse is the silver bill. Republicans had | that all the silver dollars hould be furnished which could be ,ept equal with gold. Such bill fulfill ng that promise to -the uttermost now dorns our statute books as a tribute to he wise consideration of the republican majority Of the house.
 ALBANY, \. Y., Sept 5.-At midnight
 successul attempt at train wrecking vas made on the New York Central near Tine train, winch was on he way to Montreal, consisting of eight keepers, will fl led, was completely de- aled, but bar: ing bad shaking up of he passengers aDd the cruising of half dozen or So, nothing more serious than rrecking the cars resulted. The rail Iad been iammded into a cattle guard, redged, with timbers, and securely tied " fish plates. The whole arrangement Tas place in position to let the train lear of the track. Investigation re- ealed similar obstruction on the south ,ound track little way below, evidently fith the intention to wreck trains due ID both tracks. The regular Montreal 'assenger had passed and the one wrecked was an extra. 4 reward of 5000 is offered for the apprehension of he miscreants.
 OTTAWA Sept 6-The Labor Congress net last night and adopted the follow ng: Resolved; that we demand on be- alf of the people of this country that