Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

Akron, Ohio, December 23-A 'orDs do struck the neA synd cate VI of Bar ,ertown five miles so' h of her5 this st ,ernoon. A hniIding in course of erection was uem .i,4hed. John TrOplett vas insten'lJ killed aTu six Ctber work men badly injured Two If them will probably de. Nr other damegs of con- se1uspce done.
 Portland, D.'--'1ber 23-News has reached here of ne shocking deuth uesr Jl"t7ksnin- of lj-uuie, the twelve year ul son O. C." .r K-'lv, of St Helena, T' s boy w"s T.IIug a:.ng H Country road ID carnps"v with John Carroll B.i.nie [; | one eLG If 3. rcur trcund his waist when t,-e horse took flight at a f'ck of wild geese and ran away, and threw the lad Before tha horse cnul1 he stoprsd he fan s.n,e cis'Hn3a drag ging the boy, and kicking him about the head md rody, mlugling hiu m a snockinR man. .er. E fore h. could be detached iron: the unImHl the boy wes dead.
 Washington, December 9-The sen ;,t- tinancs c1mml:s-- to,iay sepori ed the fina ci.i bIli wIth sn amendment s:Iiking out 5, ec iOr Of the bii provid Ins that w;eIs n+t:aL.. J-,.ks circulated b lls below S190.G0O, O,O00. the C. ficiencv shall be suE pie. by issue If treasury notes bared on silver bullion purchased, if the silver Can be purchased or If not by direct issu4 Iules. 4 second amend meut was the inee sion in plsco of sec ion strIcksu ous ihst the secretary of t'.e treasury be authorized to issDe in sums net Hggresating S200.OOO,O00 coupon and registered bonds If the Un- ited States in such form as ha may prescribe sud of the denominations of $50 or one multiple of that sum to be | r-deemsble in lawful mon4y at the pleas II of the Unite q States on and sitter Jaly 1, 1900. and bearing interest semi H Dualiy st the rae of 2 per Cent per arnum and fe be suthOriz9d to sell or dispose any bonds issued under this set 1t not less tb~n par Value and to apply the prCceeds ;h-re to the redemption or to purchae, say bonds Of the United States snd bonis iereOv HuIHoriZ-d and tine procesds thereof ehall be used for n other purpose whatever. It IS under stood that no Ons has bound himself to support the measure.
 Senator Stew gave noiics today when the finsGcial bill was called up for consideration thas he would move to amend the amendment of the committee report by inserting the following: "rhat ary owner of silver bullion not too base for operation at the mint may deposit [ 8 same in an amount valued at not less than hundred dollars at any mint the United States and to be formed u,'o standard dollars or bars for bis ben eit and without charge, or he may re- c i've instead au equivalent therefor ID treasury notes.
 The Sunday closing crusade against the worlds fair opened in earnest on the desk of each senator and representa- t ve this morning. It was bitter, sskiag l m to declsre himself either for or against the Sunday opening of the rld's fair. The letters bear the sig Datnre of the religious editor of semi p ,litical religious New York weekly pa Der.
 The programme of the repubncsns is believed to be in this line: At con- venieDt time when the rules are to be called up, (whsn the republican major ity Is as hnnd), when the democratic se- nntors attempt to attack the cloture rule with the intention of talking it to death or until the 4th of March, the presiding officer will rule the d-b.te not in order of taking a broad ground of general parliamentary law that tue motion to close debate would in itslf he defeated by debs:e whick must therefore be out of order, as WAS ruled in the Br tish par liameut when the celebrated closure ruls WAS adopted against a vigorous opposi- ton Of the Irish members. What fol- lows D one can say, but if the ralo car ries tht. elections bill will come very near the statute books.
 San Antonio, December 23-F- Nj. Wilkins, g psr5ner in tue large cattle ranch of Wilkins Bros $ Go and cow boy nsmed Walton have been found desd at their camp fifty miles from Langley. Both bodies Ware rIddled with bullets Two Mexie;.us who are being pursuei by posse are suspect ed.
 Portland. Or, December 23-About oue hundred laborers called at the police station today and stated tte: they Were X x-emplovees on the Union PAoifio sound extension rud tha: they wera absolutely destitute. Their pay for the # Iooath will not be hlio9ed them till tie 26th Of this month GDd this months wlli not be allowed tiJl Janunry 26'h. 1t the pres ~nt time net less than 500 men haY@ inst teen discharged from the Sound extension and are in this city, nearly all of whom are destitute.