Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
n,t nt.enpted to be proven. Hence tho

judgment.
 PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Last March
 " n Pierson. cashier and boOkkeeper
 of tbs American Baptist Publication SO-
 riatv- vss thrown from a carr1ge and
 L.4 Iis Ie, fractured. since then he has
 baeu confined to his home. During hls
 ,o,.,a absence IL was observed he Is a
 der.rI.,r m the sum ut SGUUO. The
 s.s,.-,.tar. of tue society has sworn "A
 wH7,aut charging PiersOn with stealing
 end erlbezz!ing that amount of the funds
 of the society. The warrant for PIerson
 has been issued tal he is now under
 n1lice surveillance. Ihe embeZz.ed funds were absorbed by speculation. WAslftSGrlN. July 27.-The house re
 sum.-i consideration uf The North facl- e., laut forfeiture bil. The previous 0us-.ion was ordered. IEe questi,D then recurred upon the House substitute
 for the Senate bIil, and was agreed to,
 yeas. .i. nays 6O. TLe senate bill was then passed. and request for con feIeucc made.
 C,lsRIDGF, Mass, July 2I.-Chsrles F Co,aud. who was assistant secretary Q, the treasury under Bristov, dIed here
 las; night.
 W,snryGroS, July 37-Tbs senate committee on finance agreed by ma i5..t, vatc. to repOI; MorrlsOn's surplus 1 resolutions with amendments. The text | of the resolution reEaIus as IL cams from the house, but the following proviso ls attached: Provided that no call shHll be made under the prOgIsl IDS ot the l resolution, un;Il sum equal to the call | k il the treasury, and the secretary or fine treasury, ID his discretion may have | in the treasury over aud above She lore l going sum a working balance not e1- l ce,dlug S20ODL,uOU, and 10 case Ot hny l extraordinary emergency; and when' be- cause thereof m tue opinion ot the secre- | tary u' the treasury, the public interests | may require it, be may by orde: sus- | pend further call for the pay ayment of ! such indebtedness, for such period ot ! time Gs shall be necessary co maintain public credit" The minority favored | the hOus, resolution wIthcU: amend mtlt.
 Sewe,l from tine committee On pen sious, reported back tha vetoed senate | bill granting pension tO drs- Anne C. | Owens; recommending its passage not | withsisniinz tue pre-!j nt's objections. Allison from the committee on tIngCce, | reported hars tEc house ant resolution | directing the pay yueut of tne surplus ID | the treasury OF ;hc public debt, with an | amendment. B-ck stated that thIs WAS ! the report o, ma! !lrity ut the commit ] tee, but that the minority adhered to ! the house resolution. Calendar. ! SAy FRAScI iCo. July 27-Frederick ! Bentzchler. vice president and manager ! of the Indianapolis Manufacturing Com
 pany. on Mission street, near Third,
 committed suicide this morning by ! shooting himself m the head with ! Winchester rifle, The deceased was | about 3S years fl ?cr. Ae leaves vile ! and three chIli-ec. FIuauclal trouble | was supposed ;I csU-e the suicidal act. l WAsuISaroS, July 27.-OGe of the
 topics considered Gt to.lsy's cabinet meeting Was tlr Morrison surplus re-p. ! lutiou. The sentiment of such of mem-
 bers as expressed themselves on the question, was Iu entire accord with the
 views recently expressed by Acting ! = crstary FaircL.lt sa'osc the senate ! faaEc committee. it is said that while | the President would prefer the con | tiuuaucs ot the prc-eut policy of the ad- miu.strGt!1u Iu regard tO tLe reception | ut bonds, he would interp0se no oblec- ! tious c. the resolution as nmtnded by | the senate committee. The secretary of | the treasury to suspend calls when he | deems |, necessary tO preserve the credit
 of the government.
 ! Secretary BayBri sE.d to-day in re | CarG Co the Cutting case that he had no doubt whatever that the Mexican ! authorities would do what was right m | tLe matter. The somewhat unsettled ! condition of MexicD's affairs just at | present might. be thought. prevent &C., | ton an the case, but he had no doubt | tha; the pending negotiations will have satisfactory termination. He does not think that the InasslnE Ot Mexican | troops near PasO del NoTte had any significance. but was more than likely 0 movement against local insurgents. | This matter was the subject of discus
 sion a. the cabinet meeting to-da'.
 WAsurxGros, July 27-I5 be [. $. Justice of the supreme court Ot the ter ritory of Arizona. W. W. Porter, C. r. ! Hall. postmaster, Petaluma. Cal, and | J, W. TwiEgs, assayer of the mint Ct
 San Francisco.
 AMSTERDAM. July 27-I. IS believed | that twenty people were killed and eighty wounded m the riots yesterday and Sunday, caused by tine police pre-
 venting the eel killing games.
 LoSpo,;. July 37 -Salisbury, Church ! III snd Michael HicLs Beach had long conference to-day.
 NEEDLES. Cal, July 27.-Wi.liam Story while intoxicated fell under the
 cars and had both of hs legs cut of; | be died soon after.
 WAsHINGroN. July 27.-It IS now gen era!iy believed that congress vIll Rd- | iourn on Nouiny uext Everything k
 CD sh ped that the bdjluTlment VIil be most certain to tske place on the above
 mentioned day
 NcGsLEs, \. T, July Z7.-George H. Mics, a gambler re-Ii.nc Lere. cpms in from tLe P.au,Ls G- Plata mine and stated thi; be nad sloI J. II. Smith, alias J. II M,F;e,l, at that place. Miles story k tut he wen; to the vicinity of PisnchA de Plata miue Co examine a prospect hs wus interested ID. On ar
 rivIug at the cabin hy saw a mGn stand ing at the doc. with a handkerchief
 over the lower par. o' Lis face who in- formed him be was suffering with the
 toothsche Riding closer be recognized
 MorreI, who hhi threatened his life.
 Smith, or Morre,I. stepped ID the cabin, procured @ gun and commenced firing.
 The first sho: struck the horse, woIud-
 inc him in the Jaw. Miles returned the
 fire. wouudiug smith fatally. Tle
 ball struck hiu iu the stomach !
 and passed clear through. The siiruy
 was tLe outs-pw.h co the Brrest cf !.
 Smith by DI. PuTiy and James Blades, l
 deputy |. $. Marshal, about six weeks 1 since. charged with murder committed ! some three years ago m Nebraska |
 There bei-g DO i.il here Morreil was l couGne., in the International Hotel and !. duriug the temporary absence of tue | guards he escaped into Mexico, vowing . vengeance against Miles, who he claim .
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