Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-23
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to General Snowden's hea 1quarters while ths cannon on the hill boomed salute. The first shot caus4d the strik CTS to rush out into ths rain thinking another fight had b gun.
 CHICAGO, July 19.-lt is stated Pink erton wIli endeavor to get back at local lobor agitators, who are clamoring for his indictment Tn connection with Homestead affairs by bringing suits for criminal libel for resolutions passed by the trades and labor assembly.
 WASHINGTON, July 19.-The senate smendmeDt increasing to S5G0,000 the appropriation for the government ex- hibit has beeI now cen urred in by the house; yeas I29, nays 65-
 WASHINGTON, July 19-The president reviewed from Gne white house the prO- cession Uf bicylsts here to attsnd the league of the American Sneaimen. Nearly 20OO wheelers passed in review, led by police on bicycles, the Wheels brass band on cycles and corps Of militia on safetIes.
 VICTORIA, B. C., July 19.-Tbe gov ernment has removed Medical Health Officer Milne of Victoria, placing the clty under the provincial health officer.
 WASHINGTON, July l9.--The House has concurred Il the senat9 Sunday closing amendment to the Worlds Far bill and i'll the same paragraph making the ap- propriatiOn for medals and diplomas. The senate spent two hours discussing Morgan's resolution of July 4th. The anti-Option bill was then taken up. WASHINGTON, July 19.-All amend ments increasing appropriations for Worlds Columbian commission have been non-concurred in bulk. WASHINGTON, July 19.-A message has been received from the president re- turning without his approval, the blil to amend an act as to the circuit court Of appeals in cases of Indian depreda- tions.
 Com of the whole adopted amendment to suLdary civil bill, making it unlawful for any government official to contract with 8 person or firm which employs Pinkerton detectives or any other essO- citation of men as armed guards,
 LEBANON, Pa, Jnly 19.-The first bri- gade having been ordered home this morning at once left for Philadelphia. NEW YORK, July 19.-There are forty seven clubs scattered all over the Unit ed States in the American whist league, nearly every one of which Is represented at today's congress of the league. The principal business before the con- gress is the perfection of the code of laws made at Milwaukee year ago and nh m ha
 NEW YORK, July 19.-Every building and material yard in the city was clo seq yesterday with t.e exception of one. The result of the combined lock out and strike consequent upon fight between the Housesmith's Union and irt n league. The effect of these strikes was 5000 masons quit work for lack of material to work on.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 19.-The secretary of state announces settlement has been reached between the United States and Chi as 10 the indemnity to he paid by the lat CT n crew Of cruiser. S75,OO0 in gold is to b. distributed among the families of the tAo men who lost their lives and the surviving members of the crew who were wounded.
 JACKSON, Wis, July 19-Dock Davis, burly negro, dragged Ola Maddox, 15 year-old girl, tito an out house and kept her all night. Tepea edly outraging her. A posse arrested him, but a mob ok him and lynched him.
 LONDON, Ju'y 19. -Thcmas Cook, a well known tourist manager. IS dead.
 WASHINGTON, July 19-The house agreed to Plnkerton's amendment; yeas 159, nays B.
 PROVIDENCE. R. L, July 19.-A disas- trous fire IS in progress here. The entire fire department IS on the ground, A store house containing wool and cotton was.e is now burning and the fire has spread to a tenement bonse. The flames are beyond control. Loss will oe very heavy.
 WASHINGTON, July IS. The president has nominated George Shiras jr., of Pennsylvania as justice of the supreme court.
 ROCHESTER, N. r., July 19.-Monroe County board of GubervisOrs this morn ing acting under tpe advice of New York member of the republican national committee Tt fused to make any reap portionment of the assembly districts as provided fer by the last democrat c leg stature. This probably will be made a lest case and precipilate hot political fight
 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo July l9.-The Democrat c state convention selected B. M. Dilley temporary chairman and took arecess. A hot fight is expected over gubernatorial nomination.
 LONDON, July 17-The Berlin cores pendent Of the Times telegraphs 10 his paper as follows, in regard 10 the Bis marck controversy: The Bismarckian organs are beginning 10 realize that their great attack upon the government has failed. The Deutches Wshren blatt, a Bismarck paper. sums up long appeal for peace and good will with an allusiOn to the light of clemency as the noblest ornament of the crown. When Prince Bismarck, who always has as erted he has done no wrong and has nothing to regret or withdraw, IS classed by his own friends among those for whom he mercy of the crown can be invoked, it may b. assumed that the worst of the fight is over,'
 PITTSBURGH. PA, July 20-Fifty non- union men started for Carnegie's mills this morning and were at once surrouded by the mill strikers and the situation looked very serious for time, but the non-union men were finally persuaded not to enter the mills. WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Col. Carr 9th | infantry appointed BrigadIer General 1 VIce-General Stanley retired.
 SAGINAW, Mioh., July 20.-The Repub- ] lican state convention meet this after l noon. Congressman Brewer was made i temporary chairman.
 ATLANTA. Ga, July 2O.-Ths Peoples | party state convention met this mCrn- Ing. The session was devoted to rou- tine work.
 SToCKToN, CAL, July 20-The jury ill the Ivy Carsons murder case returned