Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25

entire hy yesterday to a general dehate
 on the bill to reduce internal revenue taxes. More than a dozen speeches were
 made b as many members. But little
 of gentfal interest was manifested as most ofthe members have already made
 mp tbef minds how they will vote on
 the diff,rent propositions involved in the
 bill aDt the other propositions which tt
 is proposed to add. Ibe Dtnocratic
 caucus last night on the question of
 party action on the internal revenue
 bill, wss of no practicable benefit to tbe
 party and 1t was apparent there was too
 much division of opinion in the Demo
 cratic rluks- fight may be made to secure the adoption of certain amend
 ments to the bill as to make campaign
 material, but tue bIll will secure a large
 number of Democratic votes, enough to pass itby good majority.
 1 C4LDwrLL, KANSAS, June 23-Ciiy
 Marshal, Geo. Brown vas shot and iu-
 stantl! killed while trying to arrest two
 turbulent Cowboys. The murierers ] escaped [, ward the Icdian Territory.
 pursued by 9oss ofe citizens
 WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Senate
 yesterday proceeded to dispose of the amendments to the banking bill without deba'e. The pending proposition offered by Morgan was rejected, 17 to IS party vote except that Jones os Nevada. who voted aye with the Democrats, and Hampton voted DO with the Republicans. Davis. of Illinois. voted no. Vests sub stitute directing the issue of treasury notes in exchange for national bank currency and for tne creation of new national banks was voted down, r to 3. The bill was reported to ;he Senate and it passed, yeas, Sf; nays, B. The vote on the banking bill stood yeas Aliri,h, Allison. Blair, Call. Chilcotf, C"nger, DavIs. ot West Virginia: Dawes, Ferry, Frye, German. Groome, Hamp- ton, Harrison, Havley. Hill. ot Colorado; Hear. Jones. os Georgia: Lapham, Logan McNillap. Mahone. Miller. oi California; Mile. of Kentuck,: Morgan. Merrill, RaGsame. Rollins, Saunders, sawyer, Sewen, Sherman, Van Wycii. Windom-A Nays Brown. CockriIl. Coke, Farley. Georrr. Grove, Jones, of Nevada; Mazey, Pugh, Vance, Voorhees,, Walker, Wiilums-13 Many pairs were announced by the Senators with ab- seute-s.
 WAsHEGToS. Juue2A Two meetings . of rhe Cabinet were held yesterday 10 consider the pe;itious filed for a respite iu the Gu.seau case until au examiu8- tion 10 determine bis sanity Attorney General Brewster said last night : that no decision had been reached by l. the Cabinet, but all the papers were in ! his hands and he woali render final . decision possibly at the Cabinet meet !. ing to-day.
 At the Cabinet meeting yesterday | Secretay Folger reported that G0,0C0 |. Chinese laborers under contract in CDba l were desirous of returning to China and | had appealed for permission to go ] through the United States in transit. . The question was discUssed and the ] conclusion reached that under the . recent Chinese bill permission could 1 uot be granted. Tae Cabinet listened 1 to the reading of a letter sent by the Chinese Consul at San Francisco to the national 5 ard of Health, compiain ing because Chinese with smallpox were detained on vessels in San Francisco harbor. Secretary Foiser says @ Is oi the impression that the matter is one for the local authorities C. decide.
 The Cabinet had decided no. to in- tersere with the sentence of Guiteau and the Attorney General tbs morning the marshal of the district and the warden of the jail to keep the prisoner in strict c1lilem ent and aI- low no one see him except his spiritual advisers, his physician and the officers of the jail.