Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-20

authorities for federal interference. The silver question was also consid sred with respect to the form of answer to be made by the secretary of the treasury to Mir. Bldnd's resolution calling for in- formation in regard to the silver policy of the administration.
 UTICA. \. T., Feb. 16.-Ths funeral of ex Governor II. Seymour took place at txo o'clock to-day. For three hours crowds of people from UtIcs and sur rounding towns filed into the house to take last look at Utica's dead states man. The body reposed in casket Of red cedar covered with black broadcloth, and with silver trimmings. A silver plate let into the shrine on the cover bore the following inscription:
 HORATIO SEYMOUR;
 BORN MAY 31, 1S10, DIED FEBRUARY I2,
 1886.
 A number of very beautiful horsl tributes, received from Washington, AL bany and other places, were placed on the casket.
 CHICAGO, Feb. lG.-The extensive Me CoTmick reaper works closed down this morning and HOO employees are forced out.
 ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.-Sister Euphros- mia, of the order of St. FrancIs, commit ted suicide this morning by throwing herself from the fOurth-story window of the cOrmItOry of the school of the Holy Trinity in thIs city. It IS supposed she was suffering from dementia at the time, as she left no word explaining her actions.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 16,-A petition from the bankers, merchants and law yers of Savannah, Ga, was presented by Brown, who prayed for the repeal of the silver coinage act. He felt it his duty to present the petition Of such highly intelligent gentlemen, and also felt IL his duty to say be could not agree with the statement of the petition to the effect that the law Is injurious to the country. Brown added If II Were de cirable he could secure petitions signed | by hundreds of thousands of people of | that state against the repeal of the cOin- age act. Petition inferred.
 LONDON, Feb. 16.-LOrd ROseberry, the new minister of foreign affairs, has ro the Greek government that England IS firm ID her resolution to Op- pose war between Greece and Turkey.
 SAS FRaScIsco, Feb. I6.-Tbis after noon the inquest held over JnO. Wbalen, who was killed by his son last Sunday, Sas concluded, and the jury returned verdict charging Timothy WhGlen with murder.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1G-LaIrd from the committee on military affairs reported he bill authorizing the president to 'ai5e two regiments of volunteer caval- y m New Mexico and Arizona to sup press Indian hostiities.
 Hammond from the judiciary commit ee, to which was referred the resolution directing that committee to furnish un- Ter what law tbe attorney general had n the name of the United States aad at he expense of the United States at the and interest of private corpora ions, to institute and carry on or de- end against suits to cancel CT annul ! etters patents issued to United States n itiZens on account of inventions or dis Cverie-, reported the resolution which i 'as adopted, requesting the committee N n Judiciary to answer the question sked by sand resolution and advise the .ouse as to the present state of law on D ald subject and to report any amend lent thereto winch may be needed. f. LONDON, Feb. l6.-Dispatches from 'elgrade say that q conspiracy has been '' there to overthrow King Mi .. ID and place upon the throne Prince lexander KasegeOrgevitch. Several R ersons who are charged with being Im- heated have been arrested. Kase- Ii eorgevitch has long been a pretender a , the Seryian throne. x NEW YORK. Feb. I6.-The Fourth t venue street car line company Gcced- se ] to the demand of the men thIs even ig and traffic on that line was resumed S3O o'clock tonight. ol WAsHINGToN. Feb. I7.-About twenty pP' publican senators met Tn caucus this c OrnIng. Edmunds submitted a reso- ltlon from the iudIciary committee en- ldylng the views of the republican embers respecting the rights of the A mate tO information from the heads of SecutIve departments. The resolu lution as approved and 4 was declded that it offered m open session of the senate. | \ hs resolutions are three in number. 4 he first declares that the action of the I,s ttOTney General iR refusing to furnish Ss iOrmatiOn when called for by the sen ve e, no matter what his motive may Ie ave OeeD,was reprehenslble. The second zo sciares that the senate has called or cl ay cal! upon the heads of departments Ol r information regarding removals ' pm office and If the information is not at finished as requested. the senate will m 't confirm the appOIntee. The third z7 ncemns the disregard of law which re- lres that m selections for office prec. lli dence be given to hOnOrably dIscharg- Cnlon soldiers and sailors. It Is un- tel rstOod that the resolutions will be iie' rmaily laid before the judiciary com st, ittee at its next meeting, with view ] having them reported to the senate err medlately thereafter.
 SENATE. ter Hoar introduced a bill providing for mi e erection Ot a suitable monument at mS to Gen. Grant, and appro- ter iates SiJ0OOO for the purpose indicat- W , and provides for n commission of iOi rec senators and three members of T B house of Repre sentstlves to contract s the monument. Logan suggested to Hoar that the 'aI .ount of the appropriation be in- Re, ased Co s2jO,COO, He did not think ord
 appropriate monument could be se- D,, ed for sl50,OOO. By unanimous con- are t Hoar increased the amount accord ke' .iy, and the bIll was referred to the ibs dbe' nmittee on library. or -' LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch was re- 'on' ved by the police authorities this rnlng, stating that a mutiuy had l, ken out on board the naval training Os-, @ AIetHusa, lylng m the IIRne6 oil a VI aenhItle and asking for assistznce COu detachment of police WAS immediate v. 'ent or board to quell the nautiny. 1 'ANANA vIs Galveston, Feb. 17-Count fI Lesseps arrived at Colon this morn , tbe entire official stan Of tEe Fan Cev