Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30

is to await the result. By to night they will have called out every man who owes them allegiance, and the strike will be enforced as strongly as the or ganization can enforce it. Railway offi- cials however ridicule the efforts of Powderly to tie up the road.
 FRESNO, Cal, Aug. H.-The town IS full of delegates to the 9th district re publican convention. Three candidates are in the field: Rowell of Fresno, Lind lev of Los Angeles, and Bowers of San Diego. The convention convenes at , o'clock. No ballot before evening IS probable. C.. l.. Walter was nOmlnated by the republicans for senator from this district.
 WASHINGTON, August 26.-A memorial was offered yesterday by Aldrich, fixing the time for cosidcration of voting on the tariff bill. Agreed to by unanimous consent. The conference report on the sundry civil appropriation bill was read.
 PEsTH, Austria, August 26. - Fire broke out yesterday at Tokay, an entre- port for the noted Tokay mine. The whole town except thirteen houses, was destroyed.
 Chicago, Aug. 26-McVicker's thea tire, the pride of amusement kvere ih the west, was burned by inc+ndiary. La Pierre, night wxichmnD, states t"-' this morning about , o'c rck faun' 6 small fire biAzlng III ike n.raroe way He suhdu-s this and con i.ued on hIs rouuds. Ab.;ut U'rl ,ck he diScor. red 4uoiher tlnz.. drd thA auditornm.w eIe no one ever gees except tte watehman. Th- fla IS spreai rapidly, and in spite 1f tue efforts "f fireme tbe entirs audi tnr.nm w.s gutted. Al Hayma' of San Fr,ucisch, was running at the theatre hpd tonight would have been bis lO0th performance End souvenir night. All he coatumeS and other properties were de tr,.ysd. Loss to theatre $500, 900, to com pany $l5,000. Four firemen were seri rusIy hurt and one probably fatally injured.
 Boise City, Idaho. Aug. 25--Word reached here this evening that constable David Studdard of Bingham County YVES cnt to pieces with knives by Italian laborers at Beaver cauyon yesterday. The Italia qusrreled among them selves and constable Stoddaod fearing blood, sterped in to preserve order hen ihe entire band turned upon aud stuck him fnll of holes with knives and com pletely severed hi= head from bis body. Six arrests have been made and lnych- ing is feared if guilty parties are found.
 Marquette, Mich, Aug. 25.-Polsbay Osdlt made another uneessessful bttempf to commit suicide in prison last p. m. He was found lying in his cell in sn un- conscious condition from lose of blood, having severed arteries on the wrist with tin secu' ed from 6 siep bucket. His scalp was also severely injured from attempts to dash out his brains on the prisOL walls.
 Albany, New York, August 24.- General Master Workman PowdeIly and fonr members of the general execu- uve board arrived this morning. Pow ierly and general executive b ard will meet in joint secret Session with district asaembl. 246 this afternoon
 Washington, Aug, 24-Plttt, chair man of the com nittee on territories laid he.ore the seuate letter from Secretary N. ble transmitting a telegram from the departments agent at King fisher, Oklahoma, saying that fully cnethird of the people need aii. Two thirds of t,e tarmsEs need seed wheat Many are without food, no work and nothing to sell.
 Washingop, Aug 24-An agreement las been renohe by the su; dry civil unl. cGufrre, up"n iLe paragraphs re- .tirg to irrigation aud public land sur .eys. Fur the survey of public land the app upria,irn w-s fixed at $425 900; for topo. rn, ,.hical survey $355,000, one- aIf of this 10 ba expended west of the Tooth meriaian. Its appropriations of $520,0nG for the irrigation survey was stricken ont OR the pubiic lsnd question .. A rompruni,.e was reschsG by r~pealing m,,ch of the law or 1888 a. provides frr the wIthtra el "f pnhlic lands from eutrv, UceulHUiUn and settlement. All entries made in gtod faith aEd valid but fr e.id act shall be recognized and may be perfected In tre same manner as if said law had not been enacted except that reerv,ir sites lucst or selected shall b. segregated and reserved from eplry or settlement. No person shall be lermittei to acquire title to no more than 320 acr.s Ih aggregate under all of saiI laws.
 Wasliue ton. Aug. 26 After consider able debate as to what was the first bu sinesa before the house this morning, speaker Reed declared the question WIS the roll cali on te passage of the lard bill.
 Mason of illinois, appealed from the decision.
 On sustaining the dec sion the Vote showed no quorum and call of house WAS ordered.
 One hundred and seventy members having responded to n cir names tue speaker pro tem announced quorum present.
 | Canon then 'fferad A resolution di reciing the sergeant ut arms to notify absent members to return without delay and rsvokiug all leaves of absence ex cept those granted on accoun: of illness. Blount and others protested against the resolution. say ing 1t was an unjust arraignment uf these mem'e CTS.
 Grain said it Was no'hi,g hut getty species of bull dozing, the object being to threaten us in order sn compell us to vote.
 | Henderson said ;here WAS nothing II the resolution which could be construed
 into censure.
 Turner criticised the resolution in speech three quarters of an hour lrng at the conclusion of which the hCus'
 adj turned.
 | Washington, August 24-I" the SC"
 ate to-day bn order by. AiGtirh Wi
 modified on suggestion of GOrnHn s' '
 to continue general discussion f 'l'
 tariff bil' up to snn inrlu ling W-d:'.e
 day a.pt. 8 to have five miun'e es dsbrt on Thursday 4th Friday 9th and Sat
 urdhy 9th and to fix Monday Sept II | IA l-