Arizona citizen., 1878-02-22

Putnam is more than satisfied with the experiments. To-days eXpriment has convinced those attendant that crema- ton is the quickest and most econom- mical and sanitary way of treating the dead
 Jones' Silver Speech.
 WASHINGTON, February 15.-Jones' speech occupied two hours in its delivery and IS considered q masterly effort He held that silver had not .depreciated except as compared wi;h gold, its purchasing power being greater now than when it was demon .etized, consequently equity would not be violated in paying our bonds in silver. He combatted the idea of self-interest by productive silver mines. He eulogiZed the silver mines of Ne vada, claiming that they were as much entitled to protection as the national credit He attacked a portion of the New York press for denouncing pro- silver men as repudiators. He was warmly congratulated on concluding.
 Vote on tho Silver Bill.
 WASHINGTON, February 16.-The fol- lowing is the vote on the Silver bill Yeas-Allison, Armstrong, Bailey, Beck Booth, Bruce, Cameron, of Pennsyl- vania; Cameron, of Wisconsin; Chaf- fee, COckrill, Conover, Davis, of H. lincis: Davls, of West Virginia; Den his, Dorsey, Eustis, Ferry, Garland, Gordon, Grover, Hereford, Howe, In gals, Johnston, Jones, of Florida; ;I Jones, of Nevada; Kellogg, KirkwoOd, l McCreery, Mcdonald, McMillan Mat thews, Maxey, Merrimon, Morgan, Og- lesby, Paddock, Plumb, Salisbury, Saunders, Spencer, Teller, Thurman, Voorhees,, Wallace, WindOm and With ers-4S. Nays-Anthony, Barnum, Bay ard, Blaine, Burnside, Christiancy, COnkling, Dawes, Edmunds, Hamlin, Hoar, Herman, Lamar, McPherson, Nit chell, Morrill,, Randolph, Rollins, Sar- gent, Wadleigh and Whyte-24. liar ris and Patterson, who would have voted in the affirmative, were paired . with Hill and Butler who would have voted in the negative. Ransom, who would have voted in the affirmative, | was absent on account of sickness.
 The Silver BiII.
 WASHINGTON, February 16.-The Senate's decisive action on the Silver Bill has been the universal theme of in Washington all day and throughout this evening and the vastly preponderating sentiment is that of more or less pronounced satistac- ton. This feeling has been strengthen ed by the news from New York. that in the face of the last action assuring the enactment of the bill, gold has fallen and government bonds have risen in value as compared with quotations of when the passage of the bill by the Senate by two-thirds vote was considered extremely doubtful. Bayard Taylor Nominated for Min
 ister to Germany.
 WASHINGTON, February !6.-The President has nominated Bayard Fay Tor Envoy EXtraordin " and Minister PlenipOtentiary to Germany.
 Rejoicing in Nevada
 AUSTIN, NEVADA, February IS. - It is fourth of July in Austin. The fire and churh bells are ringing, guns firing, fire works being burned in re- joiclng over the passage silver bill.
 A Peace Congress.
 VIENNA, February 16 According to from a trustworthy source n Congress, not conference, IS certain. It will probably be held at Baden Baden, which place Austria has pro- posed
 EngIand's Policy.
 CoNsrANTINOPLE February 16.-The British Ambassador had long audi ence with the Sultan last night to ex- plain England's policy to his Majesty.
 Situation fin England.
 LONDON, February 16.-The military situation, as the diplomatic connection with the Eastern question, becomes more interesting and complicated than ever. Still it is simple enough upon thoughtful review. England. in fore ing her fleet through the Dardanelles,