Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
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WAsHlN3ToN, July 28.-At the op IT. ing or the house Ha;e. of Alabama, took Watson. of Georei., to task for sayins in a c; mpaIgn pamphlet that drunken members spoke on gravest issues in the house of representatives. Watson declared every word in the pamplet was literally true and he was ready to de- fend every word. Hs Gefied the house to punish him. The incident created much excitement but members content ed themselves with missing Watson.
 SANTA ANA. Cal, July 29-Two sea- men from the steamer Aiki, unloading coal at Newport wharf, were drowned last nIght by the capS:Zing of 8 small boat from which they We're casting ( ii the line wbIlst holding the steamer to the buoy preparatory 10 leaving. The second mate was with them but was picked up. No bodies have been recev- cred.
 SANTA CRUZ Cal, July 29.-The sixth congressional convention this morning nominated Harvey Lindley, or Los An gelee, for congress on the first ballot. Lindley receiving G6 votes to Judge Magee's, of Pasadena, l6 votes.
 WASHINGTON, July 29.-Seuator Col quilt of Georgia, was prcstrated by heat yesterday. He IS somewhat better this morning, but unable to leave his Ued
 ST. PAUL, July 29-Specials covering stretch of territory from Iowa to Montana shows tie not spell broken The temperature fell 20 degrees in so many minutes at many points in Iowa and the northwest. At Great Fails, Montana the mercury dropped 20 de- grees iu five minutes with frost. In iowa the fall of the temperature was accompanied by heavy rain.
 CHICAGO, July 29.-The decided drop in the temperature was ac2ompan ed by rain which occurred during the night. At 10 o'clock this morning the signal service thermometer registered 59 de- grees, fall of nearly 30 degrees.
 NEW YORK, July 29.- The heat con- tinues insufferable, and up to II o'clock there have been 43 deaths from sunstroke, and large number of prostrations.
 CHICAGO. July 29-During the la, t five days of hot weather b. ginning sun day there were 90 deaths from suns roke in his city and 800 prostrations
 KANSAS CITY, July 28.-It has been raining here since early this morning Good rains have fallen all ever the state and parts of Missouri assuring pig COTE crops.
 WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The T. mak- ing eight hours day's work on public works of the United States ard iu the District of CUlumbia has passed, also enc for the purchase of Bancroft's libra ry. The anti-option till was taken up and motion made to refer it to the com mittee on hnarce. Laid on tie table.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, July % The anar- chists will make an effort this P. M. to get bail for the men in jail. Prick g condition continues to improve. All IS quiet at the mills.
 WASHINGTON, July 29-A committee Las been appointed to investigate and report on the Watson charges. The House then resumed the consideration of the Worlds Fair amendments.
 CHICAGO, ILL.. July 29.-Henry Wa terson, of Louisville. Is here suffering from tonsilitis. He has been unable to keep his engagement to take part in the joint debate with Governor McKin ey this afternoon.
 WASHINGTON, July 29.-There wss no quorum for some lime affer the openin 7 of the senate this morning. $ ewar; seized the cpOrtuniiy 10 make a silver speech. Carlisle addressed the senate cn Hales' resolu ion relative to the merits of protection and tariff for revenue only.
 PITTsBURG, July 29.-The story of a riot on the train from Cincinnati yester- day, while bringing men to Homestead is the invention of 8 typographical tourist and wholly untrue. All of the meU that were on the trRip are now at work at Homestead. The great strike has been in existence now one month. The general loss Is estimated at over two millions of dollars. The strike is seriously etfecting business in the town as many merchants have not capital sufficient to grant their customers long credit. One groceryman failed this morning.
 WASHINGTON, July 30,-TLe president issued proclamation commanding all persons in Wyoming to keep the peace and cease opposition to law.
 HoM EsTEAD, July 3O.- Sixty families occupying the company's houses who were served with eviction notices several days ago moved out today.
 CLAYsviLLE, Pa. July 30.-CoDgress- man Alexander Craig dIed last night.
 WAsHNGroy, July 30.-Immediately on assembling the house resumed fiji clustering on the Worlds Fair amend ment of the sundry civil bill, with no prospects of a cessation of hostiitIes.
 WASHINGTON. July 30.-A dispatch was received this afternoon from the mayor Of Cambridge, Maryland, say ing that big ire was raging there, and the whole town is in danger of destruction.
 NEW YORK, July 3O.-There were fifty 24 houre, ending at Il q. m. Fifteen occurred since midnight.
 YoKoHoMA, July 30-An unsuccessful attempt was made today to assassinate Okono leader of the Progressist party Vleshac Bowit, of Tokarc, the Minister Of Justice.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 30.-The verdict in the case of Alice Mitchell Ou trial for the murder of her sweet heart, Fred A. Ward, finds the defendant to be insane aud recommends that she be restrained of her liberty as dangerous to the com munity,
 PlTrsBURG, July BOA severe storm passed over this ci;y last evening. 4 nnmbec Of houses were struck by light ening. Two Degros were killed and sev- eral others severely and probably fatal ly hurt. Ole negro had a photograph of some of the leaves on the tree under which he took refuge imprinted on his breast. They faded after d while and his legs turned permanently white.
 Los ANGELES, July 30.-It is reported that Owens Lake, InyO county, has been srld to an English syndicate for The lake Is estimated to contain s1da worth S2OO00O0 and the