Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
BY TELEGRHPH.

1t BosToN, August 19.-A serious acci
 dent happened to the Cape Cod !, Woodshell train, on the Old Colony, a II Quincy, this afternoon. Three person.
 wee killed and 1t IS believed that 20 ol }. 30 are injured.
 It is learned later that the first pass
 enger coach having fell on the engine, tn, t latter having toppled over. The engine
 set fire to the train. The fireman was , instantly killed and the engineer fatally
 injured. So far as learned passengers
 were killed and about twenty injured ] The Quincy fire department was called
 to the scene and the fire extlnguished
 The dead and injured were removed tC private houses and the Quincy hospatal 1 MELBOURNE, August 19.-It is likely
 that the mail service between here and
 San Francisco will cease in November. l WASHINGTON, Aug. 19- The Tariff bill
 was taken up. Plumb s amendment
 reducing the duty on tin plate was with
 drawn with the privilege of reintroduc-
 tion. McPherson offered an amend
 ment, the effect of which would be to
 place tin plate on the free list. It was
 rejected.
 BUFFALO, Aug. 19-Information was
 received here that General Manager Tencey of the New York Central, has
 sent dispatch to Supt. Burrows to re-
 instate the striking switchmen.
 | WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-A paper is in circulation on the floor of the House
 to-day. making an address by the repub-
 lican members to the committee on rules, reciting the necessity for final action | upon the national election bill, and eX- pressing the willingness of signers to continue the present session until such an action has been reported. More than forty republican signatures had been attached before the House met. 1 SEATTLE, Aug. 19-A fire started in ! Charles Martins tin shop in Little | Town, this morning, and but for the arrival of an engine from here, the whole business portion of the town would have been burned As it was, one business block, including the International, was 1 destroyed. Losses aggregate over Sl0, l 0O0 with little or no insurance.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Powderly and l Hayes of the K. of l.. arrived this morn ] ing, Other leaders of the labor Organiz- ations are also here. Webb of the N. Y. Central Railway this morning said: "tor the past few days I have been, making arrangements to get new force of fire men m case those now on the road go out and have succeeded so far that if any delay from that cause will only be tenn porary. My road will spend two million and in my action 1 am backed up by the stockholders"
 SYDNEY, Aug. 1S.-Neil Matterson, the | oarsman to-day defeated Stephenson by l four lengths in 20 minutes.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 19-Weather for | cast for Orenon and Washington fair ex- cept a light rain at Portland Fort Cawlsy | and Olymphia.
 MONTREAL, Aug. 18.-The Dominion | Cartridge Co, has received from the | American Transfer Company a letter | from the treasury at Washington re- commenting them not to accept for | shipment the Mexican consignment of | cartridges as by the time the goods are ready, bonding privileges which Canada | now enjoys will be abrogated.
 WASH INGToN, August 19.-Quay gave formal notice of intention to ask the senate to adopt an order to commence voting on the tariff bill August 3Oth, and postpone till next session all other |
  propriation bills. Notice went over till tomorrow. The senate proceeded to a consideration of the deficiency bill.
 WASHINGTON, August 19-A report was agreed to the conference are the senate Dill to reorganize and establish the custom collection district on Puget Sound.
 PRESIDENTS POWER.
 Senator Edmunds introduced a reso- lution to-day which was referred to the | committee on finance, authorizing the president to abolish or remit duties on sugar exported from any country which admits agricultural products of the United States free of duty. He will also introduce resolution authorizing the president whenever he is satisfie1 that just discriminations are made by | foreign countries againet any product Of the United States to make a prOcla- nation excluding the products of that country.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 19.-Charley Turner Sacutor defeated Dan Eagan Went Kid in 10 round fight near San Francisco, Saturday night.
 wss:Iu.trh, Aug. IS Repr. senta- iiVr Marsh toiay presented tO ih~ hoas- n rrort of th- q. m"cra lc n4luort, G rmitiree "n 6 ctiOn5 In tie cHse n'
 l-y."n vs. Ere 'knridge. The repor a, ihnt The iI.vr. ti t; ati ,n has been m .serahl- fHrre aGd that the m4jorit, s un!ounde in truth. IL Is not iusti iie.: by the evidence and Is dcisce by a peiIsion of parti. an sl.:.d~ra no' ustAiL-d by the testimony. In COZ ciu .loh the report say that if tn. hous, puts the s.'nl of it= approval on tine ma jnri;y rero and reco mmsn lstions "t me c, mmi tee then We appeal tn th' peo9ie t. rebnke and right it by thei. Votes.
 Was ling ton, Aug. IS -Hiil of Illinois, from ,r m:t,ee on fnr-icn affai q, mov- ed |" SUI psnd the rnlee aud pas tb.- senate 1niLt reFo.utinn providing tha, nOth,ny Tn the diplomatic aud Consular t1iI shall be cousiruad tu int, rrupt the publication of reports of internal American conferences Agreed "- Adionrn,d.
 T np.et"n, Gal, Aug. 19-rhs excite meut at Templeton is increasing and the ( streats are lined with teams and pa. A: imSls. Gen. Murph!'s Aialcedera dllls are being pre-empted by huodrels of tquut'eis, who Bre claiming land uu- der ,he United States lYUs ss govern ment lands. All ihrongh the night ex cited people were en route to this valua- ble country, six miles south of here. They are determined and will resist evIc- tion until their rights to this new piece ( of land have been determined by some 'egsl tribunal. {
 Washington, Aup- lS-R-presentative ( Garter of M'htanh. today reported tu