Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-31

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Representa- tive Flower, of New York, introduced in the house today joint resolution ap- propriating S2G0,0OO to complete the Grant monument.
 NEWMAN, Cal, May 27.-A tramp en- tered the house of Mrs. Hall about 9 miles from here yesterday, bound the lady with cords and outraged her. Her husband returned later and found her in greatly exhausted condition. He informed the neighbOrs of the affair and the country is now being searched for the tramp. If he is caught it is believed lynching will follow.
 Los ANGELES, May 2s.-The following dispatch was received from Washington Gen B. N. Grierson, commanding de- partment of Arizona, Los Angeles, Cal. There is no foundation for the report son are to be tried at court martial at Tucson
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 MCKIEvER,
 Act. General. BERLIN, May 28.-The Emin relief committee received letter from Dr. Peters dotted Bubahyia, saying that he would return to Bagamoyo.
 ELEATTLE, May 2S.-A fire occurred last night at Ballard town burning three frame buildings with most of the con tents, entailing loss of abount S16,OOO. It is thought the fire was incendiary. NEW YORK, May 28-Passenger agents met to-day for the restoration of rates in the northwest. The agreement has been signed by the presidents of all lines ! connected, including the northern Paci- | tic, Wisconsin Central, Milwaukee < | St, Paul, advance to take effect tenth of June.
 MONTGOMERY, May 28.-Democratic state convention was called to order this | afternoon. w. w. Davidson, late U. $. district attorney, was elected temporary chairman of the convention. The convention divided into Kolb and anti-Kolb forms, depending entirely, up on the farmers alliance for support. Such excitement was never known in Alaba- ma. 1 NEW ORLEANS, May 28.-Dispatches from Porte Corte report the loss of the steamship Mountain Girl, in town from New Orleans. Two of crew were drown ed.
 NEW YORK, May 28-At the annual meeting of the Pacific Mail O., the fol lowing board of directors was elected Collis P. Huntington, Henry Hart, Isaac E.. Gates, Calvis $. Bryce, Samuel Thom- as, Oliver H. Payne, Edward Lauter- bach, Charles w. Magee, James B | Houston.
 At meeting of the directors J. B Houston was elected president, Edward hanterbach, vice-president, other off fcers to hold over till next meeting.
 CHICAGO, May 2S-In the case of Char ton vs. Chicago gas trust, Judge Collins this morning issued an injunction re straining the trust, or companies com posing 1t, from transferring any of theil of Philadelphia. He also decided to ap point receiver for the trust.
 DUBLIN, May 2S.-The tennis match between Thomas Petit of Boston, anC Chas. Saunders, of England, continued to-day; Petit won three of the four sets played,
 MONTREAL, May 2S.-The Kimbel mystery was cleared up this morning by the finding of the body of the unfort unate Englishman in a large reservoir which supplies Montreal with water with his throat cut. Kimber came to thii country last February, and was known to have been in possession of consider able sum of money. Evidences of fou play were found in his room when he disappeared.
 l BLOOMINGTON, H., May 28.-The pro hibition state convention nominated to day state ticket and adopted plat form and then adjourned. The platform favors the free coinage of silver, woman sufferage, the election of U. $. Senators by the people, the Australian ballot law the government control of railways anC telegraph wire, the Sabbath law and service pension.
 | WASHINGTON, May 28.-The national convention of Railroad Commissioners met here today. Chairman Cooley, ot the Interstate Commerce Commissions presided. The report of the committee on legislation recommended that the main features of the interstate com merce law be made part of the law of the different states, and that law be exacted by congress with the view of greater safety of employees and the pub lie.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-Antone Men doza, the barber who shot and killed his wife last October is because she left him | to lead disolute life, was convicted of manslaughter today. The jury recon mended him to the mercy of the court | He will Ina Santant.p6 Monday
 WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The president vice-presidenJ, Secretary Windom, Post master General Wanamaker, Attorney General Miller, and Representative Me Kinley left this evening for Cleveland to attend the Garfield memorial services Memorial Day.
 CHICAGO, May 28.-Rev. pr. Goodspeed read a statement showing that not only | has Si2o.000 been raised more than meet ing Rockefellers conditions, but in addi tion Marshall Field has pledged S125,OO0 | toward the rest of 1t. The audience broke into wnd cheers which were re- peated when the announcement was made that the Jewlsh citizens of Chicago had given S27 900 toward the enterprise. | Altogether Chicago citizens have given S2,475,OO0 including Fields donation and an assurance of giving more in future.
 RICHMOND, Va, May 2S.-The city is gaily decorated from one end to the other. union flags predominating. Thous- ands of confederate soldiers and people from all directions arrived to-day and more are coming on every train. Every thing points to an unprecedented gather | ing at the Lee monument dedication to- | morrow.
 FRESNO, Cal, May 29.-W. R. Bibley, deputy: county school perintendent. was held this afternoon on another charge of forgery, information having been filed against him on six other like | charges.
 PORTLAND, Or, May 28.-The authori- ties last night made seizure of BIO tael cans of opium valued at about S2, 900, at the Chinese ware house on Second street. The authorities have suspected for some time that an organized band of smugglers existed. They arrested John