Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-19


 zell Of Pennsylvania, spoke in favor o | the contestant; then Wise took the foo 1 m his own behalf.
 The House committee on Pacific rail i roads to-day further considered th
 senate Pacific railroad funding bill. The Pan-American conference has un ] der consideration teddy the report O ! the committees on general welfare. Il 1 provices for treaty between all powers represented, making arbitration compul sory h the settlement of all disputes between them with q single exception that nations where independence Il threatened cannot be compelled to arbit rite that question though the aggresso Is compelled to accept arbitration II such case, if 1t be proposed by the part! on the defensive.
 fiiett. the chairman of foreign affairs introduced in the house the following resolution:
 Resolved, in the opinion of this house closer commercial relations with ethel states on the American Continent would be of mutual advantage, and that thi! house would view with favor reciproc racy greater modifying the duties upor the peculiar products of these diffiren1 countries by tariff concessions of botf sides, conducsive to increased conner cial intercourse and mutual profit widening the markets for produces, and strengthening friendly relations of this country with its neighbors.
 ERIE, Pa, April 12.-The steamer ChenaDgo loaded with wheat from Tole- do for Buffalo, burned in sight of this port last night. When approached by the life saving crew, no sign of the crew could be discovered. After staying by until she sank, the life savers returned.
 LONDON, April 12.-The British steamer Umvolosi from London for Port Natal was wrecked near Algo Bay. No lives lost.
 WASHINGTON, April 12.-Randalls con alton this morning IS pretty much the same as yesterday. He has had a very bad night. His physicians were with him ali the time and his condition was so desperate between and 3 a. m., that death was expected at any moment. As day light approached he rallied a trifie, very mnch to his physicians surprise, and he Is now resting just little easier.
 NEW YORK, April I2.-The announce ment was made just GefOre the close of stock exchange that negotiations are in progress between representatives f the Gould party aud the Vanderbilt's, that the Western railroad differences are in q fair way of settlement.
 WASHINGTON, April 12.-At the White House, at noon, the president in brief speech presented the costly medal to Joseph Francis, voted him by congress in recognition of his services in the con struction and perfection of life saving appliances. The Medal was pure gold and weighed over troy pounds. It is four inches in diameter and contsins S760 worth of pure gold. The cost, ex- elusive of the design was over S2,I&O.
 PREscoTr JUNCTION, April Hiking man special to the JournaltN iner says: ''nhe case of Owen l.. Ambrose, aharg ed with killing Charles W. Da| Peach Springs, December 26, clos, terday: verdict. not guilty.
 Evidence shows that Ambrose VI saulted by Davis without caSSl Davis being whipped, made threats ro kill Ambrc,e before night. That even ing while i mbrOse WAS on duty at the key, Davis entered in aviolcnt violent manner assaulted Ambrose with a weapon, cutting him severely and say ing he had come to do him up. While Davis had him by the throat with his head thrust through a window pane, Ambrose fired the fatal shot.
 DOVER, April 1l.--A circular letter is beng prepared by those opposed to placing a tariff upon Mexican lead ores which will be sent to the miners of the entire country. In the circular it is shown that all ores sold on the pub lie market for some time past have con tained less than the average five per cent of lead, as 1t requires from two to three times this amount of lead to smelt -he same amount of ore. The circular puts the question as 10 where that den ;it is to come from if Mexican fiuting ores are to be excluded by duty.
 WAsHNGroN, April 1.-The Secre- .ary of War to-day issued an order directing that troops from the following posts be withdrawn as soon as the de- Dartment commanders concerned can provide suitable accommodations else where: Ft. Magginis, Mont; Ft. Brid- l
  Ariz; Fit. Thomas, Ariz., | md Ft. Verde, Ariz. The respective de- 1artment commanders are to report to | he adjutant general of the army, of the | lates when their posts can be abandon | d with the view to the necessary ar | for reservations with build | ngs and other improvements, to be re- ,elved by the department of the interior | or Indian school purposes or disposal. | WASHINGTON, April 1.-The senate | confirmed the following: Lewis A. Grant, | assistant secretary of war; Brig. Gen. | Nelson A. Miles. major general; Col. B. | l. GrierSon, brigadler general; Major T., | 1. Stanton, deputy paymaster; Gen. J. | ,. Cisney, Indiana, Indian Inspector; C. | '. TurriUln, surveyor general of Nevada. | SAN FRANCISCO, April l1-Martin | Sprague, laborer, while excavating an | for new street, had his | pick caught Tn the machinery of rock ! ,rusher this afternoon. and the handle | struck him on the head, crushing his | kull and causing instant death. He | vas widower and leaves five children. |
 DALl>AS, 1eA., ADIIl II--Ody bOulU vas interviewed today, and expressed | himself satisfied with the outlook affect | ng his interest ia this section with Mex co as greatly pleased. He regards | he fostering commercial relations with | Mexico, as of the greatest importance to he United States.
 WASHINGTON, April 1.-The review of he District of Columbia National | Guard and troops from several branches | ,f the regular army stationed at Wash ngton to day, was given in honor of the delegates to the Pan-American confer ,nce. The president, several members of | he cabinet, Gen. SchOfield and other otfi | ;ers of the regular army occupied the stand.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April .11-Local off ;ias of the Burlington Railroad to-day | openly announced the rate of S35 from lare to Chicago, for 2nd class tickets. Agents Of other roads doing business 1stween here and Chicago immediately | east for permission to meet his cut.
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