Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-27


 Pierce to-day offered the following joint
 resolution: "Whenever it sball appear by filing sucn evidence in the office | Of any register or receiver shall be prescrib d by ths secretary of thu in- teriOr, that any settler on public lands
 by re.snn of failure of crois for which
 he Is uo wise resp ns bIe. is unable 10
 make pay ment on homestead or preemp-
 tion claim require bl law. The commis- sioner general Cf land office is hereby authorIz-d 10 extend the time of such paymen; t0 oBe yenI, the failure of the pay shsll not work the forfeiture and penalty but shall be exaeted for such extension.
 Senate then resumed consideration of houf% &I to define and regulate the juii 'ez&son of conr;s of the United StRtes and t1e substitute therefor ss reported by Ev-rts from judiciary con- mIttse After amendment was agreed t the bill Was Iaii aside informally and s5 prIvate pension bills passed.
 TARIFF BILL.
 Washington. Sept. 20 - Oonierees Sarltf bill 10 day made further progress towards agreement. Paper schedule wes dispose.i Of, also hsmp, flax and jdts schedule, with exception of binding twiUe.
 San Francisco. Sept. 20-rhe British ship Vsntura put iu Itis evening in dis tress from hurricane. The Ventura sailed f. om here for West Port, Ireland, Sept. 18th, during storm, which soon increased to a hurricane. Suddenly wave over 100 feet high passed over the vessel, tearing of tue two after boats, rails and s:snchions and bursting in the iron door of the cabin and filling It with water. Two men were washed over board, but one was thrown back on the deck and then carried far to leswari, Suddenly the vessel capsized, turning over on It's side. At 5 D. ID. the v ssel catered the center of the storm and WAS calm fO- ten mILutes when the wind be- gan again from nearly an opposite di- rectiOr, which partially righted the vea- sel. After A-number of bouGs the wind | moderated and the sailors were hble to shift the cargo and right the ship. | From theu On sbe had fair weather and ] to this city.
 Chicago, Sept. 20.-Duriug an excit ing encounter ID 6 crowded r, staursnt- | salOol, tonight, two noted gamblers, Bull Haggeriy aud Bad Jimmy Con- merton, fatally shot each other. flag gerdy and UOunsrton had preliminary altercssi0n in tls Varneil saloon, iD which COnnsrtOn Was terribly thrsshed Meeting again in McGarigles pl' G the fight was renewed. ConneriOr finding limseil beInR worsted sent a bullet through daggerdy's stomach. The vouDds,i man drew hIs revolver and | put q sEot into CoHnerton's breast. say both men will die.
 Chic go, Sept. 20.-President Palmer O. day appointed board of lady mana gers, two from each state aud eight at srge. The following were appointed or Ariz1ns: Miss Lauretti Lowell, Tue lon; Mrs 2. J. Butler, Prescott. Al ernat-s: Mrs Martha HexwortL, Flag taff; 1rS Il. J. Pete, Tombstone.
 Wilkesblrre, Pa, Sept. 20.-A ter ible explosion of gas took place in Murray shaft of the Lehigh < Wilkes are Goal O., this afternoon. There 7ere five men in the shaft at the time f the exolosion, Lawrence Cases, Jas. Jas. BJs~ell and Anthcny earnings who were killed and Edwari 'StsOD fatally burned. Origin of the xplosiOu Is unknown. Dublin, Sept. 19.-John Dillon was rrested this morning and conveyed on special train to Tipperaiy. sccompa- led by large military escort. Will am O'Brien was arrested st Glengariff Dd taken to Cork. Warrants have ecu issued for the arrest of Sheahy and Ondon, members of the house of con- Ions. Patrick O'Brisn and Rev. David humphreys, of TIpperary, s"y the char ' es on which Dillon has been arrested cluds conspiracy and inciting tenants 2 Smith Bsrry's estate not to pay le-r rents
 OBrIen and wife arrived at Tipperary night. They Were enthusiastically leered during theIr passage through wn.
 In court, the prosecutor asked that 'Bfisn be rvmsnded until Thursday in 1000 bail. This was done.
 The pOiic5 inspector denied, on ex ninaiiOn, thas the mission to America ld suytLing to do with the arrests. Dillon wai so rec ived by lsrge Osd aud, after gIvIn5 bui, addressed 6 people from tue cps of his house. Tue Earrant mentioned offenses oc- Irrj'g between March and September. Ie cOnstsbls served 8 warrant on leahy, but did not arrest him. Loudon, Sept 19 Referring to the sh arrests tue "rImes" says the only rpIlse Is that she arrests have been SO ng delayed.
 The ''Stsndard" says that the prose I, tloD has nothing to do with the os eeches delivered elsewhere than in 2; pUerary. Cl The ''Dsily News" says that Balfour or s committed an act of stupendous u lly, for which it is difficult to assign 8 " tional motive. The "Ohronicle" says that Balfour obabiy intended to avert a disorder Ireland.
 Tue Telegraph" justifes the arrest ., the ground that ths Parneliites are M coming more daring in the face the Inf ppossd supiness of the government. London, Sept. 19.-Up tO this even sa 3 no definite information has reached ae re of the specific uttersnces of Dillon al d O'Brieo, for which they were ar sted. If It is supposed, however, the ostenei- flu 3 grounds for O'Brien's arrest are & Ill eech he made last Sunday at a school. m 'esking of the failure of the crop and 8 gloomy outlook, he said the tenants st ould meet and consult as to what pro- '" rtlon of the rent they could pay, and s5 ide by the decision Tenants should