Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26

- form sent in the associated press dis patches last night was therefore adopt ed. The announcement of the vote caused pandemonium, the cheering last ing fully one minute. The band struck wreathed in smiles.
 Bells. resolution denouncing the A. P. A., after being read, was referred to the proper committee under the rule. When it came back to the convention it was not recognizable, all mention and reference to the A. P. A. having been stricken out.
 After the adoption of the platform as prepared by the majority of the commit tee of which Congressman Bland was the head, nomination of candidate for railroad commissioner, the only one left to be voted for, was proceeded with. It took SIX ballots to accomplish this, and J. fl. Finks, Of Charlton county, was de- clared the nominee, after which, at 6 D. m., one of the stormiest conventions held in Missouri iD long time adjourn en sine die.
 WASHINGTON, May 17.-Senator Voor- hees, chairman of the finance committee submitted to the senate the treasury estimate of duties which would be derived under the rates proposed by the late senate revision of the tariff bill, as com pared with the rates under the Nc Kinley law and those under the pending bill, passing estimates upon importations for the last year.
 a@o ,1 af hn ing bill becomes law S4,S53,353 will be collected in duty on chemicals, drugs, etc, as against S5,096,316 under the house bill and 6,284, ,659 under the Mckinley law.
 On earths, earthenware and glassware, senate bill, sS,S ,S32, ,594; house bill, sS,07S,- 22S; Mckinley law SIP, ,132,737.
 Metals and manufacturers, senate bill, 15,852,0 ,056; house bill, Sl4,76S, ,653, Mckinley law S27 ,C34 ,637.
 Wool and manufacturers of, senate bill, s654,7lO; house bill, s64S, ,451; Me- Kinley law, S935,391.
 Sugar, senate bill, s43,47S,957; house bill s16,S32; Mckinley bill s1S3,2S4.
 Tobacco, senate bill 3,337 SIT; house bill. sl1 ,52S .783; Mckinley bill, sl4,S3l,- 9S9.
 Agricultural products and provisions, senate bill, S6 6,444, ,972; house bill, B, ,969,- 745; Mckinley law, S12, ,433,s55.
 WASHINGTON, May 18.-Without dis cussion the senate today adopted the resolution intraduced todey by Senator Harris fixing the meeting hour, begin ming Monday next. at 10 o'clock.
 NEW YORK, May 18-The Atchison has issued, simultaneously with the Missouri Pacific, notices of the restora- tion of freight ratee to schedule. All lines have issued the required ten days notice.
 WASHINGTON, D. O., May 17.-Senat or Faulkner, from the committee on today reported the bill for the admission of Utah.
 TOPEKA, Kas., May 17.-Tvelve trsmps tried to capture a Santa Fe freight train at Hardin, Mo-, today. In the fight Conductor Fleckenstein shot one tramp and Brakeman Blume was badly cut.
 GUTHRIE, O. T., May 1S.-The Otee indians have closed up all the roads on the reservation and erected toll bridges, people travelling over their land to pay toll. The receipts have been large. The tribe is arranging for the use of the funds, May 20, when ghost dance and feast will be given. All the nelghboring tribes will be invited.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 1S.-Schooner M. J. Cummings laden with grain, from Chicago, foundered just south of the Harbor pier this morning. The crew are in the rigging. It is reported two men were swept overheard and drowned. The life boat which was to rescue the crew was driven past wreck and capslz- ,d by the breakers at Bay View.
 Four unknown vessels are on the beach between South Milwaukee and Racine.
 STILLwATER, Minn., May 18.-Lake St. Croix is now at its highest point and t is feared that the heavy wind will | break tbe huge log rafts.
 SHEYBoYGAN, May 18.-A severe storm | by terrific wind storm, struck the city today and did much | damage. The Schooner Surprise, of Chicago, lies half mile off Port pound ng in a fearful sea.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis. May 1S.-The life aving crew reached the shore safely y clinging to the boat which was land d high and dry. They will take other measures to rescue the imperilled crew if the Cummings. one of whom IS the stewardess. The Racine fife boat and crew are coming on pecial train to the rescue of the crew f the Cumming. The Schooner c. c. Barnes is dragging her anchor and apidly approaching the beach.
 MILwAUKEE, May 18.-A fierce gale rom the northward is raging and tre- len,lous sea is sweeping into the bay ID unknown vessel was foundered off White Fish bay. In the city trees were Town down, light structures unroofed nd signs torn from their fastenings. he crew of the Cummings is still in the gging together with one of the life aving crew who attempted to make ihe ne fast.
 CHICAGO. May 16.-Tbe storm today the worst on Lake Michigan of this bring. Scores of vessels lying in the arbor were unable to make their way Ito the river. Eleven fishermen spent le night on the government pier. Tom idloe, sailor, was washed off the pier nd lost. The others were rescued by a crew today.