Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-08-11
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 the bills were reported favorably from the committee for the admission of New Mexico and Arizona.
 WARRINGTON, Aug. 3.-The tariff con- ference appeared to have reached very nearly the point for an agreement or a disagreement.
 It is stated that new sugar schedule has en preparei which the senate will accept, througha a diffsrential duty on reined sugar is still part of the schedule.
 Representative Bland has introduced a resolution instructiDg committee of way and means 10 report bill placing all sugars on the free list and providing for raiscing of 1O0,OO0,OOO dollars through an income tax.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Dsbs in a session of the A. R. U. today, urged 6 more complete organization.
 WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-The house voted non-concurrence in the senate amen iments to the public printing bill and evil appropriation bill. The bill were returned to the conference.
 OMAHA, Aug. 3.-But few new mer were employed in the packing houses today. all employees have been notified to return to work at once or be consider ed discharged. for under no conditions will the managers grant the scale of wages desired ss they paying full Chicago prices noE. Trouble IS feared if new men go to work.
 PITTsBUEG, Kas., Aug. 2.-This after noon a row occurred at mining camp named Yale, about seven miles east of here, i'll 8 joint run by 8 negro named Tom Doss. The negroes had bought a lot of new winchesters, and these were freely used. Deputy Sheriff Adsit aod Chief of police Mitchell were called there, but have not yet returned. A re- port has just reached here that Dose and | five other men have been killed and seven or eight men and as many women wounded.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 2.-The Postal
 
 Judge Morrow this morniug to produce copies of all telegrams sent and received | by them for members of the A. R. U. I during toe strike. This covers all tele- grams sent to and received from Dsbs, president oi the union. Attorney Wood argued long aud ably on behalf of the nOn-prOductlcn of the telsgTams, but the judge held that the United States district attorney had the law on his side. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2--"Kiss me good bye, then, before ycu go," ex- claimed Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Jones to her husband, Coachman Jones, cn Sev- entepnth street, Chester, as they met last night, Ostensibly to part for good and all The coacdman advanced to comply with the apparently relsntir g wife's request As he d'd so her eyes flashed apd she dashed a package of red pepper into bis face. One of his eyes vas instantly aud forever blinded. In the other, sight may be restored Mrs. Jones was arrested. She was fighting mad at the CO., achmeI because he had refused to support her adult children by f1rmer marriage.
 SAN FRANCI. O. Aug. 2-SuperiOr Judge Troutt rendered decision today against R Ii. Mcdonald and the other stockholders of the Pacific bank, hold ing them responsible for the S52, AGO sued for by Matthew McGo~n, deposi- tor. McGown alleged that he dep slteu that sum m the back before it's failure, and 10 answer to this cOmpIai0t McDOn- a d and hers asserted that the, were not liable. The court in fixing the liability ruled that according to the con- stitutiOn of 1891, leach stockhOlder of 6 corporation s individually and pers on ally liable for his proportion of IFS debts and liabilities" The d cision 8 very important one, as IL means that other large depos'tOrs can Get judgment against individual stockholdsrs of the broken bank. McGown, with his claim, was only one of many.
 DETROIT, Aug. 2.-One fire Ill was killed and six We're injured this after non iu a fire which destrnyed the blaming mill and lum Der yards of E. c. Richards < Co.,, and Hunter, Miles & Weeks. The nroperty loss will aggre gate close to s6 1000.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 2.-Reports re- caived at police headquarters state that the passenger train which left here on the Frisco road at S:20 .'clock this even- ing for Kansas City and points west was held up at Eureka, a station three miles from bere. It IS reported an express messenger was shot through the hand. At late hour particulars are not Ob tainable.