Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-23


SALT LAKE, Utah, June 13.-Gover.
nor West has refused to honor the re-
QUESTION of Governor Markham of Cali
fornia, for the return of s. Q. Sylvester
alias Short, who was arrested at o <den
several days ago.
PORTLAND, June 13.-The Northern
Pacific viii resume through trans &c
the east tomorrow afternoon. The da
mage to the road by the food has been
so far repaired "a to enable them to re-
sumo with only slight delay.
PORTLAND. Ore, June ia tele.
phone message from The Dallas this
morning states that almost the entire
vii age Of Grant, in S erman county
has been swept away by the food
Only one elevator ard a few buildings
on the highlands remain. Grant is d
place OF 200 inhabitants, located on the
Columbia river and the Union Pacific
railroad. III miles east of Portland.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-Ths investi-
eating committee will begin to examine
the senators tomorrow. Every senator
will be asked whether he bought or sold
sugar STOCK. furnished information con-
corning tariff legislation on sugar, OF
was in any way improperly influenced
by the trust.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Sher-
MA today made Il long speech ag inst
free WOO. He appealed to democrats
to put aside politics aud withhold this
destructive blow to this great industry.
He said the United States could not
compete with Australia in the prOduc-
tion of wool and sheep raising, and the
wool growing industry was common to
a greater or less extent to every state
and territory.
Fort WORTH, Tex. June 13.-In the
republican league convention this morn
ing by a ruling of the chair 1t was de-
cided that no delegates from clubs COM
posed of blacks and whites were euti-
tied to representation IN the convention,
whereupon the members of black clubs
pulled off their badges and left the hall.
This widens the breach between the re-
publican factions.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-President
Havemeyer, of the sugar trust, frankly
admits that he can control sugar legis-
lation and has done so for three years
past. The trust made profit OF from
thirty to thirty FIVE millions during that
time.
The senate investigating committee
put Havemeyer on the stand today in
stead of beginning the examination of
senators. Hsvemeyer's examination
occupied but a ehort time and elic ted
no new facts.
ExGLEwooD, n. j., June 15.-Baron-
ess Won R1tenberg, daughter of Will
liam Walter Phelps, arrived fICm Ger
many today.
RICHMOND. Va, June 15.-Randolph
Fl. Harrison, colonel of he 18th VII
gIDi8 regiment during the rebellion, cou
sin of ex-President Harrison. died at
Williams yesterday, aged sixty-hve.
WASHINGTON, June 10 ,hwaite Of
tered a resolution in the house toe ay
that at $3.50 the Incian appro~
priation bill be reported and put on
passage, after being debated under the
ive-minute rule.
REDDING, Cal, June 15.-Msrion Lit
seral, aged twenty-five, committed sui
eide at Burney valley. He borrowed a
shotgun and hung it on the picket
fence by the hammer. H. placed the
nuzzle to his breast and gave the gun a
Jerk. Family trouble CAUSED the deed.
WASHINGTON, June 10. - Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, has secured the
passage of bill providing for one adGi
5ional circuit judge In the ninth dis
riot, of which California, Arizona and
Oregon will form part.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, June 15.-WhIle dig
ying u trench through a Cellar that bad
been filled up by the food of 1889, " ork
men today unearthed the parlor car lost
rom the ill-fated day express at Cone
naugh. 1t is believed further search
will reveal bodies.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 15.-The Cosmo-
Jolis Colonization association, volun-
arly organized Of labor unions, has
igned contract with the Sun hire
company for $3.50 acres near MERGED,
Jal. The tract will support los fami-
les.
CHICAGO, H., June 15.-It s stat5d on
rood authority that judge Gresham,
ecretary of state, will be the pOpulist
candidate to succeed Cullom.
WAsHINGToN, June 15.-Iu the senate
oday Stewart secured unanimous con-
ent for the passage of ill to amend
ne chapter OF the revised statutes rea-
i've TO mineral lands and mining TesOur-
les.
Dolph resumed his speech against
rec wool.
Coxey and Browne we're granted
Iearlng by the senate committee on la
,or today. They advocated the good
Dads bill, and urged the passage Of the
I'll on the ground that it would provide
for the idle.
TR PEAU, Austria Selsia, June 10
serious explosions occurred last night
rom fire damp by which 200 miners
oct their lives. 1t took place in tue
ohaan and FranciscS mines. The
escue party are also perhaps killed.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-In the senate
Oday bills were passed to pay Joseph |
1edford. one of the Ford theater vic
inns, S2,74S.
Colon, June IA confirmation in
'anama destroyed $50 dwellings, the
oss being S350,000.
ABERDEEN. S. D., June 14-The pro-
D. ged drought was broken early this |
forming by violent thunder storm, ID |
ihich nearly an inch of rain fell.
YANKToN. S. D., juno 1.-THE SOL
iers' re- union has broken up In a row,
wing to the populist attempt to turn
, into political meeting, and a large |
lumber of visitors have returned to
heir homes.