Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-28
SAN FRANcIsCo, June 21

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 CHICAGO June 8 The case of the Michigan Central railroad officials in the U. $. court for violation of the inter state commerce law closed this after noon. Judge Blodgett has discharged from custody General Freight Agent Mo Kay.
 PARIS, June 21.-The report of the committee appointed to investigate the position of shareholders and bondholdsrs of Panama Canal company was submit ted to day to the chamber of deputies Minister of Justice replying to oquestions said the authorities had never accepted joint responsibility for the enterprise, but would not remaile insensible to disasters befallingit. In few days the official liquidator will bs able to report on the present position of affairs, and when it was established who were the responsible parties the ministry of just ice would intervene if necessary.
 Leloncle put interpations regarding the British protectorate in Zanzibar. The minister of foreign affairs replied that the act of the Berlin conference reader ed it obligatory upon every nation desir- ous of establishing a protectorate ID Africa 70 communicate such intentions to the other powers Great Britain could noi take any ac ion without pre- vious understanding with France.
 SPoKAc-E FALLS, Washington, June 21. The Bankers Association of Washing ton last night unanimously adopted the following resolution:
 Whereas, As the business interests of the entire country are suffering from de- pressiOn, by reason of too much con- tracted currency, and
 Whereas. It is the belief of this con- ventlon that expansion IS Lest accomp- lished by the increased coinage of silver, therefore be 1t resolved, That the action of our representatives in Washington, favoring coinage of silver of American production, has an unquali- fled approval.
 OMAHA, June 23-The village of Pleasanton was struck by tornado yes terday afternoon. Late dispatches say that half dozen persons are injured, but none killed. Fearly every house in the place is wrecked.
 VICTORIA, B. C., June 23.-The ships boat has arrived at Departure Bay, bring ing word of the loss of the Canadian Pacific Navigation Co.'S Steamship Ssr- donyx. Details are msager, but it IS supposed that she foundersd in storm. No lives are lost. The vessel is insured for S40,OC0.
 SIDNEY, June -Stansbury won the sculling race against O'Connor, the Ca nadian.
 BERLIN, June23-Msjor Wissman has arrived here from East Africa.
 NEW YORK, June 23.-A fire in the Kings County penitentisry workshops this morning did fifty thousand dollars damage.
 Mr. CARMEL, June 23.-The largest colliery in this region is on fire. committee this morning heard the tssti- mony of Richard Crocker, the Tamany leader, in rebuttal of the sensational svi- | dence given by his brothsr-in-lsw Pat rick McCann some time ago, to the effect that the witness had one hundred and eighty thousand dollars to bribe Alder | men to confirm Grants appointment to the commissioner of Public Works, and declared it absolutely untrue in all par ticulars-
 READING, Pa, June 23.-A passenger train on the Reading road was derailed 1 this morning, and the engineer and fire | man were killed.
 NEW YORK, June 23.-Ths Tug Alice Crane exploded her boiler this morning, | causing a complete wreck of the tug. | Capt. Squire and the crew of four men | were all killed. A scow, lying along side is sunk and 1t IS supposed that the | watchman went down with her.
 YoNKERs, June 23.-Ons thousand employees of the Patroon < O., silk | mills struck this morning against the reduction of wages.
 WORCESTER, June 23.-Six hundred | carpenters of this city struck this morn ing and demand hours day as days labor.
 WASHINGTON June 23- The House went into a committee of the whole on the District of Columbia business.
 Ingalls offered resolution which a. greed Gnstructing co nmittee on privi- leges and elections) to inquire as to the date whereunder ths law and precedents of salaries for senators from Montana, and North and South Da- kota begun. The senate then resumed of the Agricultural Col lsge aid bill.