Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17

BALBOA. May I4.-There is a strike by 90O0 miners in this district for an in- . crease wages with reduction of hours. BUFFALO, May 14.-Hon. Edward Wo.- colt, of Colorado, the youngest United States senator, and Miss Francis Met cafe Bass, daughter of the late James Metcalfe. were married today. LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 1l-It rained all night, and the race track Is covered with mud and water. Six horses will start in the Kentucky Derby. Riley move in 2:i5.
 WAsHINGTos. May l4-Edmunds in of the United States and had it referred to a select committee.
 l, Silver bill was taken up and Teller addressed tine senate. He spoke of the bill as relating to perhaps the most i'm portant question that has been present ed to the senate since the demonetiza- tion of silver in 1873. It would not dc to say that silver barons of the west were demanding 1t, or that its demand was in the interest of cheap money. It was made ln the interest of humanity, in the interest of civilization, in the interest of progress, and in the interest of the whole | human race.
 Without concluding his speech, Teller yi5lded to the motion to go into execu. | tive session. When the doors were re- opened the silver bill was laid aside in formally till tomorrow, and senate pro- | ceeded to business on the calender, and after passing several bills adjourned. WASHINGTON, May 14-Various' amend ments looking to the reduction of dut! | on earthen, china, and glassware were made on the democratic side, but met | with no success.
 l - In the course of the discussion by By mum of Indiana, he said the committed on ways and means, i'll the formation o ] its bill had closed :the doors of capita against labor of the country. but admlt | ted the manufacturer.
 INDIANAPOLIS, May 14.-Boys thil afternoon in Eagle Creek, west of thil city, found the head, tru nk, hips anC arms of an. unknown white man In frag ments, apparently cut apart with an ax | The coroner is satisfied it is foul mur l der, and reports that unusual ingenuity
 was shown in conceaing the body. Sev eral citizens have mysteriously disap | peared In the past three months. The supposition is that the remains are those of Abraham Cline, real estate agent who disappeared ten days ago with con siderable money.
 NEW YORK, May 1.-The following i, the result of the games played to day NEW YORK, 4; Brooklyn, 6. l PHILADELPHIA, 2; Boston, 14. PLAYERS LEAGUE. PHILADELPHIA, 9; Brooklyn, NEW YORK, II; Boston, 4. CHICAGO, 5; Buffalo, l.
 PRESCOTT, May 14-Mr. P. Edley, re presenting 8 syndicate which proposes tC build a large water storage dam or Lynx Creek, eight miles east of Prescott for hydraulic mining and irrigation pur poses, arrived here today with two en | gineers. Work wIll be commenced i'm
 mediately. These work will cost abo u'
 a quarter of a million dollars.
 SACRAMENTO, May 14.-Mrs. Emma L Burt, of this city, arrived from San Fran
 cisco on the morning train and took ; hack at the depot for her home. The
 ho rses started of before the driver haC
 taken his seat, and ran down the stree a. d wild pace. ;, IFS. Burt jumped iron the hack and fell on her head, fractur
 ing her skull. She died in short time
 Lo sAngeies, May 14.-Publicatlon Ii Il Nf kA Al,
 James b. Chambers, formerly foreman
 of the Los Angeles Cable Co.'S. stables It is alleged that Chambers defrauueC the company out of at least S0,OOO b.
 selling horses and mules and returning less of the proceeds than he received. Al
 so 1t IS claimed he exacted of hls em
 pleyees a percentage of their wages tC
 insure them keeping their places.
 CHICAGO, May 14,-In a lenthy review
 tonight Assistant Postmaster Genera
 Ciarkson is quoted as saying:
 The government of the United State:
 Is political and not a business machine
 l believe continued servlce in tho gov
 ernment employ IS bad for any man
 Each office should nave hxed tenure
 and if the occupant desired second | tcIu Iob ulHl ouOW Uy ul5 HOIh tdat HS
 IS entitled to 1t.
 He asserted that the business of oul
 government is transacted more accur
 ateiy and at lower percentage of los
 than any other public or prlvate busi ness i'll existence.
 LA CROSSE, Wis, May 14.-Oliver w Olson was killed this afternoon by {
 blow in the neck by bartender Dewey
 Olson refusing to pay 40 cents for ;
 round of drinks was the reason for tn; bartender striking him.