Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
THE CITIZEN.
FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1879.
TELEGRAHS.

stunned consideration of bill prohibit ing political contributions from gov ernment employes. Buckner reported bill requiring national banks to keep reserve fund in coin.
 Warner silver bill will likely go over for the session.
 Cabinet had 8 long discussion of the Mormon question. President is reported as favoring the uprooting of polygamy.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June Hip Top $1.1O; Silver King, Ss.
 WASHINGTON, June 16.-Bills have been introduced in the House to pro tect certificates of naturalization, and to prohibit hoarding money in the Treasury and the increase of the pub lie debt.
 Senator Davis Senate Committee were unable to concur in the House resolution to adjourn tomorrow.
 Gen. Hazen has commenced a libel suit against Gen. Stanley.
 NEW YORK. June 16.-The contract between the Pacific Mail and Pacific roads expired today, and a weekly line of steamers will be put on by the Mail Company between San Francisco and New York
 LONDON, June 16.-Eighty thousand people witnessed the boat race be. tween HanlOn and Elliott, the former winning. The race was for two miles and the most exciting ever witnessed
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 16-One thou sand Chinese arrived by steamer To kio.
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 WASHINGTON, June 12.-The Presi dent has nominated James B. Thomp son, of Colorado, Indian Agent for San Carlos Agency, Arizona.
 WASHINGTON, June 13.-Capt. POr ter, Sixth Infantry, is ordered to take lot of recruits to the Pacific coast.
 Commodore Parker died at Annapo- lis today.
 Congressional proceedings unim- portant.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 13-Fire has again broken out at Point Breese and the wind has famed it into immense proportions.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-A letter received from Gen. Grant says demon. strations which might be construed politically will not be agreeable on his arrival.
 Trout, Workingman's candidate for Superintendent Of Public Instruction has declined to run as such. Beers has been nominated Railroad Commis sioner and W. c. Hoagland for Board of Equalization.
 Tip Top, $1.4O; Silver King not quoted.
 WASHINGTON, June 1.-The House appropriation committee has agreed to non-cOncur in the Senate amend ments to the Legislature bIll. The controversy arises from the fact that the Senate struck out an item of $75, 900 to pay laborers and contractors in District of Columbia.
 Later: The Chairman, Atkins, re ported back the bill recommending concurrence in some and non-concur. renee in other amendments.
 House committee on elections to. day reported on the Iowa election last year. Eleven members hold the Oc- tober election was legal: Springer that neither October nor November cleo lion was legal, and another member (Colerick?) ? that only November cleo. tion was legal.
 The Senate has passed resolution extending the time for adjournment and it is not now expected that Con. gress will adjourn before last of June
 The Democratic caucus took no ex. ception to Bayard's resignation as chairman of finance committee of the Senate, but indications are resigna- tion will not be accepted and that the silver bill will remain in the hands of the committee till next ses. sion.
 GALVESTON, June 17.-Reliable in. formation from the City of Mexico says, Gen. Negrete commanding the Mexican army has pronounced against Diaz and left the city with 5000 ad. herents. Diaz is in pursuit. Vallarta, President of the Supreme Court is acting President of the Republic Congress has disbanded, Diaz has re. moved Generals Trevino and Naranjc and appointed Gen. TOllentina to com mand at Monterey.
 SACRAMENTO, CAL, June 17-Hon Frank Page has been renominated for Congress in the second district.
 LONDON, Jnne 1.-Two thousand miners have struck at Farnsworth against a reduction of wages.
 TelegramS from Rio Janeiro says Gen. Goby has deposed the President and seized the Government of Para quay.
 ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-The Re ceiver's office has been robbed of mil lion and a half of roubles.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June Hip Top .