Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
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 tors of the State of Ohio, resolution 3 were adopted expressing the belief O , the convention that Henry B. Pawn had obtained his election 10 the U. senate by corrupt means. and requestin, 3 the senate to investigate the charge :; against Payne and asking that the sen ate shall vindicate the character of tn state either by clearing up these charge or by purifying that honorable bod, ] from the presence of a member corrupt ly elected.
 MISSESPoLIs, Minn.. July 9-Bur, glars entered the pOs;ofiice last nigh aud carried off twenty thousand dollar m stamps and money. There is no clu' to the thieves.
 WASHINGTON, July 9.-Sewell iron the cOmmIIIee on pensions, presented [ report ID the case of the vetoed bll granting a pension 10 Margaret March and, widow of Commodore Marchand The committee repeats its former re port ID the case and recommends the pHs sage of the bill over the presidents ob j-ctIons. Referred.
 Hcar offered a resolution calling on the presideDt for information as to the eeIzure or detention in any foreign ports uf any American vessels, the pretexts Oi alleged causes therefor, and what efforts have been made to provide redress for su-h seizures, and to prevent their re- currence. The resolutions went over. WASHINGTON July 9,-Immedistely ai. ter the reading of the journal the speak CT announced that the regular order vBs the vote on the demand for the previous question on motion to refer to the com mIt.ee on invalid pensions the message of the president vetoing the bill grant ! ing a pension to Sally Ann Bradley. The demand for the previous question was withdrawn, and GrOsvenor, of Ohio, was allowed fifteen minutes tO oppose 1 the motion to refer, and MatzOn (Dem. ! was allowed the same time to reply. It Was then referred; yeas, ll3, nays III.
 SAN FRAxCIsCo, July 9 The customs 1 officers to-day made R seizure of quan- 1 tity of opium valued at S2.O00.
 SAN BUESAvESTURA. Cal, July g. 1 Charles F. Bramhall, son of MT. Bran | nall, of the firm of W. T. Coleman < Co.,. shot and killed himself at the Santa | Clara house this morning. He was aE rmployee 10 Coleman & Co.'S fruit dry ing establishment at this place. The cause of the deed was evidently dispond- ency.
 NEW YORK. July 9.-Miguel Chsron, | the young Cuban negro who killed hls parGmcur while attempting to shoot her husband, was hanged al :: :i0 thls morn lus ID the yard oI the TomDs prison.
 LONDON. July 9-Up to ? tbIs after noon. 2G2 Conservatives. 54 UniOnis,s. l33 Gladstoui;es, and e Parnellites cave been elected to the commons.
 At 1 thIs afternoon the lories had elected 263 candidates, UnioDists 5l. GladstoBites l33. and Parnellites 70. The Tories say they are confident of elscting 220 candidates.
 WASHINGTON, July 9. Senator Call of red resolution calling on the presi- dent 10 direct American representatives ID Mexico to investigate the truth of the statements made ID the newspapers that citizens of the United States are con fined ID Mexican dungeons without trial for alleged offences against the laws of Mexico. and that their final trial has been postponed without cause, and requiring the Uuited States government ,if such statements are found to be true) Co demand the trIal of such persons and their humane treatment.
 CIScISSATI, July 9.-At meeting of the International B.-Metsllists' League held today in this city, Wm. Grosbeck presided. The following resolution was unanimously adopted:
 Resolved, That compulsory coinage oi silver dollars by the United States uude- the Biynd law as a measure to restore silver to it's old historic position is now, after eight years trial, demonstrated n failure; therefore.we as bi metsllists ask that the coinage Of silver dollars by the United States be suspended, waiting the concurrent action among the great cnm- meTcIal nations, as the only means of securing the purposes of this league, namely: Restoration of both gold and silver tO their proper places Gs full legal tender money with free coinage.
 MISSEAPOLIs. Minn, July 9.-Post- master LaraTay arrived in the city on the early train and was not aware of the robbery until be arrived at the office. The lobby oi. the postofHce was open all night Gnd the safe blowers had no diff culty in opening the stamp window where one man crswled through and opened the door from the inside. The .afe was near the window, but ss the glass was painted they could not be seen from the street. It was pro- fe-slonal. They drilled four inches into the safe between the handle and the combination, then picked ths lock. Lara. ways estimates were about S2l 300 ID stamps in the safe. and of this amount SISGJ0 were taken, they having le't S3. 300 n one cent stamps. They made their exit through the door of the office and took the mail carriers horse and de- livery wagon and carried the poodle off
 WASHINGTON, July 9-The senate committee on privileges and elections held a meeting this morning, at which reports of majority and minority in the Payne case were read, but no time WAS offered for discussion and consideration. and another meeting will be held before they are made public.
 Hoar, chairman of committee on priv iIeyes and elections, furnishes with re Quest for publication, the following: To the the public: The published state ment that Senator Logan requested that the votes Of members of committee, as to investigation into what improper means used, II any, ID the election of Senator Payne, should be kept secret, + without any foundation. Senator Lo- gan made no such request, nor did au! member. I do thIs by unanimous su- tkorIty of the committee.
 Signed: GEORGE HoAR,
 Chairman.
 The senate bill to ircorpors c the Atlantic l5 Pacific ship railway company (Esds bilD and Hoar's bIll concerning federal elections were objected to and went over. The senate then went into executive session. After doors were closed. an order was made that the pub b, toe excluded from the upper corridors lobbies and committee rooms; which or der was carried into effect as once, re sultinC ID closing the offices of the Asso- ciated Press, and Western Union sDd B. S O. telegraph companies. and election of all reporters. The adverse report upon the nomination of solicitor general John G0Ode was then taken up.
 It WAS said that the programme Of operations in respect to this case, had been arranged by the republican mem bers of the judiciary committee, by which Edmunds had assumed the work e C H.