Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-26

ALBCQU ERRCE, July I9.-Ih0 Gallup coal miner strike is over, if a dispatch
 received from the camp is correct. It is stated that fifty miners agreed to return to work in the Gallup mines on Monday, and operators have accepted their terms. Men at Caledonia and Aztec are already at work; at Black Diamond the men are holding back, but it is thought they wilt return to work Monday.
 WASHINGTON, July 19.-Among the amendments agreed to, were the follow ing: Inserting the appropriation for the construction of buildings and en- largement of military posts from 5650,- OOO to SSOO,0OO; amendment to the ap- propriatiOn of S400,OO0 for artificial limbs or communication therefcr the words and Tn cases communication" the money shall be paid directly to the sold fer. sailor or marine, and no bill or. r.com- pensatiOn shall be allowed or paid to any agent or attorney; increasing the appropriation for the maintenance of the soldiers home at Santa Monica, Cal ifOrnia, from S90O00 to 5117,0O0.
 Amendmentwas adopted increasing the amount summed as total of appropria- tion for all National Soldiers homes from S2,6Il 100 to S2,6S6,O00
 Amendment to the Sundry Civil bill managers for National Sold Ier's Homes was also then agreed upon.
 Amendments appropriating S4,000 for aid to the Industrial Christian Home A Association in Utah, which was estab- ished for Mormon women to keep from provoked quite long discus sion.
 Cockrell sad it had never had more than % inmates.
 Edmunds admitted not many Mormon women took advantage of the home but It was an open invitation to them.
 Vest said the government had appro priated 5J0,00O for home and Congress was now asked to appropriate S4,OOO a year for no other purpose than to pay the salaries of the people who managed to obtain the appropriation under pre- tence of philanthrophy. He said wo- men of Utah were more opposed to do- ing away with polygamy than the men,
 This arose not from sensuality or from any degraded feeling but from a religious sentiment.
 Senator Pomeroy had said that suf- frage ought to be given to the women of Utah so that they could escape from 
 They got it and every one of them voted the polygamy ticket.
 Republican members of the Senate Committee on previleges and elections consideration of the federal election bill. They desire a complete of the measure to be sub mitted to caucus in the early part of next week.
 CITY OF MEXICO, July 21.-The editor of the Universal has published an ac- count of battle between the Guatama- Ia and San Salvador armies, in San Sal Fador, in which the former were defeat ed with heavy loss. The Guatamala 'orces numbered 5000. Gen. Barundia, | ! Guatamalan refugee, will probably l 'aise the standard of revolt in Guatama- | a, and 1t is remOred that president Ba- l 'ellos talks of resigning. Private tele- | grams from San Salvador say thas the | iuatamala artillery was captured in | battle Thursday.
 BUENos AYREs, July 21-Seyeral army | officers have been arrested for cOmplica- ion in d conspiracy to overthrow the | present. rulers of the republic. Guards | lave been stationed about all the gov buildings.
 GRASS VALLEY, Cal, July 21-Yester- | lay noon fire broke out in the barn of | ITS. s. w. Piper, in Pleasant Valley, md destroyed the building and contents. Three valuable horses were burned. The ire spread to the fields and woods of | Pleasant Valley, and burned over that | inc agricultural section. It is reported | hat l.. \. Douglas ranch and buildings sere burned by 1t, and that the fire 'rOke out near the Allison ranch mine, nd James Looney, aged 70, was burned o death.
 OROvILLE, July 21-Springers sawmill ituated on the Quincy road. thirty miles rom here, together with several hundred hOusand feet of lumber, nineteen Ouses and large amount of finished took, were destroyed by fire Saturday fternOon. The fire started from a Loss S100000; insurance nknOwn.
 FRESNO, July 21.-On Saturday a appeared at the farm of am Iel Hooking near Selmas, and assaulted Mrs. Hooking. Tn her husbands return she gave him
 description of the assailant, which an wered to that of Clarence Remsberg's
 travelling salesman, and the husband tarted in pursuit.
 Last evening Remberg's steam arriv- at {; auettan, where his wife is stop ing, and his dead body was in the bug V. Hooking in meantime had given lmself up, but danied the killing 'oubt of Remsberg's guilt is expressed.
 VIRGINIA CITY, July 21.-Patrick rOwley, miner, killed William ichOls. the shift boss of the Savage ine, with an aX last night, and then lrew the body to the bottom of the laft.
 PARIS, July 2l-The Guatamalan mister here says telegrams from Mex O in exact words says that war has not cen declared. He says that no.Guata- alan troops crossed the frontier of | an Salvador, and the fighting referred , in the dispatches he thinks occurred
 the interior or San Salvador, between I ctions in that country. WASHINGTON, July 21.-The house ad- turned in respect of the memory of the te representative Walker, of Missouri, hO died on Saturday last. CHICAGO, July 21.-The coroner's jury l the steamer Tioga explosion, by hlch ? lives were lost brought in a yer ct this afternoon. It censures the nion Steamboat Co.,, for carelessness
 handling naptha and explosive oils, ' Id recommends that the Messrs Bright,
 Buffalo, proprietors of the Tennessee p il Works, who shipped naptha on the ! Oga. be indicted for manslaughter.
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