Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06

V daughter of Gen. Barrundia attempte '- to shoot United States Minister Mizne . to-day.
 8 Mizner was at his desk translating tn
 guarantee given to him by this govern ! ment, that Burrunda's life would b , spared in case he was surrendered, wher
 the young woman came into the office . revolver in hand.
 She accused him of being directly the
 cause of her fathers death and announc
 ed that she meant to kill him.
 Mizner tried to reason with the girl
 but finally she pulled the trigger of the
 pistol. Mlzner had taken up a heavy
 law book and the bullet buried itself in
 it's leaves
 The shot attracted attention and be-
 fore a second could be fired assistance
 arrived. Throughout the entire excit-
 ing interview Mizner maintained the
 utmost coolness.
 The police were called in and the
 young woman was arrested. She proved
 to be Christiana Barrundia, daughter of
 General Barrundi. Minister Mizner will
 not prosecute the young lady, and in-
 sists that no further notice be taken of | the affair.
 VENTURA, Cal, Sept. s-Bowers of San | Diego was nominated for congress on the second ballot. The vote stood Bow CTS 9S, Lindley g, and Powell 5S.
 PRAGUE, Austria, Sept. A bridge over the Maldaw on which many persons | were watching the flood collapsed to- day and thirty were drowned. | WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-In response to the representations of cattlsmen in the Indian Territory the president agreed that upon receipt of a written guaran- tee, half of the cattle in the Territory be removed by Nov. 1st. He will extend the time of the removal of the remain | der Dec. 1st.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The suspension of Sawyer Wallace $ Co. is reported on the streets. Liabilities, q, 100000. CHICAGO, Sept.-Four hundred more | striking carpenters returned to work today. The strike is probably at an end. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 4---Ex-Gov- ernor B. s. Moves dropped dead in the Court House here, this morning. Apo plexy was the cause.
 Washington, Sept. B. -Edmunds. in referring to the reciprocity proposition, said he thought any hundred average people in North Americs had in the past year consumed more products than any thousand average people in the Central or Southern American states. The ex- pecsstion of the United States disposing of 80 large an increase of products there was in, his opinion the greatest illusion that a brilliant man or sober statesman had fallen into.
 MT. EsHrts criticised the reciprocity amendments as being objectionable un der the ''fsvored nation" clause of our international treaties, and concluded by saying: "Make your tariff as you think right. Let others make theirs ss they think right, and when you reach as Eng lano has reached 8 position that you can draw the substance of other nations better by free trade than you can pre- serve your own substance by protection, then change your laws"
 There wSs a small attendance at the evening session, which was occupied by Pierce in a speech advocating reciproci- ty. Adjoured.
 Washington, Sept. 3-In the house today Mansur (Mo), reported 6 resolu- ton authorizing the subcommittee to proceed to Arizona and New Mexico to inquire into the social, educational, financial and moral conditions in these territories, and report whether they gre prepared for statehood, also to visit | Utah and inquire into the extent of ce- lestial marriage in that territory. Bu- chansn objected to its consideration. The house then proceeded to the consid eration of the Clayton Breckinridge | case Bergen criticised Brsckinridge for not rssigning his seat, and asked if Breckinridge was party to the cOn- spiracy which ended in the tragedy? | He trusted not.
 Cummings of New York rising to the question of privilege protested against his blacklisting by the famous Cannon resolution. He then proceeded to make an attack upon Cannon, and to arraign the speaker and majority of the commit tee on rules. Cumming was frequently with the point of order.
 SENATE.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The tariff bill was taken up under the agreement linn iting discussion on each subject subject to five minutes for each senator. Gibson withdrew his amendment to the sugar provision of the Mills bill. Pres iding officer Ingalls, announced that a general debate on the tariff bill would be closed with the exception of the re- fer the reservation of a day when the final vote can be taken, when three hours time will be allowed to each side.
 Washington, Sept. 3-Orisp of Ga. gave notice thet he would move to re- commit the pending resolutions in the Clayton Breckenridge case with ins.ruc- tions to the committee on elections to ascertain whether Clayton or Brecken- ridge received majority of the votes cast at the election.
 Kennedy Ohio, drew from the case of the conclusion that tte federal election law should be enacted He reflected on the senators who opposed the Lodge hill, saying the refusal of tue senate to consider the bill was mark of derision and contempt for the house. The cloak f senatorial courtesy had become the clo behind which ignorant and srro- gant wealth can purchase its way to power and then hide it cowsrdly head behind the shameful protection of seDs- torIal silence. Referring to the betrayal of Christ. Kennedy said the republican party had been betrayed by its leaders, and had not kept the oft repeated prom