Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-17
EASTERN.
The Senate


 WASHINGTON, April 13.-1hc cur rent of lcisurely dehfs iu ihe Senate which for several a o.ty has been running SO slow .l ..lul of in tcrest as Co Indicate ug3r approach lo the staguani, took a sudden turn this afternoon into a yCrltable whlrl- poo! cf heated discussion, with the effect of stirring up party feeling and rcviviug personal Guimosity tO an eX- tent which once more makes it impOs- sibie tO forecast the duration of the present contest, but which will, mani iestly, tead only tO increase its stub boruuess. The charge and CC.ater- charge freely made by both sides cuimiuatcd, as might have been ex- peCted, in another exciting outbreak of personal Remuneration between Mahlue and Hill of Georgia. The prevalent opinion is that in this en- counter the little EirgInian gained decidedly the advantage, but 1t Is also remarked on e,-Ey band that scenes of this character are becoming alto Cether too common lu the United States Senate. A number of appoint nents to important Federal positions have been determined upon, which vet remain @ secret between the ap- pointing power and the parties chosen for the offices, because the appOIntees have requested the President not to send in their names while the dead lock continues. Among the nomina- tiOns withheld for thIs reason its said there are those of several eX-oeuators, who will get foreign missions.
 The quarrel between Senators Ben Hill and Mahone does not create much sensation. the general epinion being that it will stop where 1t is us duelllug has gone out of fashion.
 WASHINGTON, April 14.-The Sen ate motion Go go into executive ses- sion was iOst-yeas 20, nays 2l, and Morgan addressed the Senate.
 The Senate intends Co adjourn to- day until Monday. The Republican on Saturday will fully discuss the dead lock. Tie Republicans are har- moriOus and reCcrli r the policy Of confirming some iL- rrtant nomlna tions like Robertson, Price, Pariee, Hut and others yet Go be made. The Democrats will fi-h, only Chandler s non. .r.on and will vote ,''conhTm all others. The Republicans control thc combinations and renew tho pres ent fight by stopping the executive session whenever they like, and they then will be in better sh.pc. lt Is stated that Corkliug wall iu open ses- sion next week fully explain his Op- position Go Robertson nomination, as he despairs getting him with drawn. He will make the strOn gest possible case before the country
 Probable Ute Outbreak.
 DENVER. April I3.-The News has an interview with a prominent citi zen, who has just returned from the UncOmpahgre agency lie say all indications point to a Ute outbreak a' at an carly day The settlers have their cabins loop-holed and sleep or l their arms in anticipation ot an out 1 break. There are about 70 families i in the UncOmpahgre valley, and only ] f00 soldiers at CantOnmeut, while th' ! I-tes can muster 7s0 warriors. Th' ! settlers have petitioned the Goyerno ! for protection.
 OutIawry ID New Mexico.
 DENVER. April 15.-The Repu6li can has advices from Durango tha 1 Ike Stockton and his gang nearly al of whom participated in the LincoiI ! county N. M) troubles several year : ago. are sending rGicing parties to
 wards Fa-mington, New Mexico, t
 steal cattle and kill cowboys. . few days ago they drove 55 head int ! Durango, where they buichered an ! sold them. In the latter town thei i is a state of excitement ucTcenng Q