Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

! down the editice, but, like Sampson, they would perish in the wreck. If he could
 register his wish in heaven he would
 ask that the man who laid violent hands 1 upon the constitution might drop dead
 as did the sacriligeous Jew who laid an
 implous hand upon the ark of coven-
 ant. (Dem. applause.)
 The hour of , o'clock having arrived
 the speaker declared tine previous ques-
 tiOn ordered on the bill, and pending the amendment Springer moved to lay | the bill on the table, which was lost; yeas, l4o; nays, 116. Springer changed his vote Tn order to move for a recOnsid- eratiOn. This, upon motion from Powell, was laid upon the table. | A vote was then recurred on Hemp | hills amendment relative to the use of troops at the polls which was rejected. ! Springer moved to reconsider the mo- tion; tabled. Springer moved to lay the | bill upon the table, stating that his for mer motion was to table the bill, and pending amendment. The speaker ruled the motion out of order. Springer ap- pealed and the appeal was laid on the table; yeas 15S; nays, 146.
 | Springer moved the reconsideration of the motion; ruled out of order. Sprin- ger appealed, but the speaker declined to entertain the appeal. Springer pro | tested, but his voice was drowned in calls for regular order from the republi- cans. Springer moved to adjourn; lost. The bill was then ordered engrossed and read the third time. Hemphill's motion to reconsider the bill was lost and several other motions tending to delay the pas sage were made and lost. The bill was then read and the question received on its final passage. As the call proceeded the democrats cheered, and when Cole man and Lehlback spoke agalnst the bill the republicans responded under. Several southern republicans voted in the affirmative. The bill was assed, yeas, l55; nays. 149.
 Adjourned.
 NEW YORK, July 2-The following is the result of the games played to-day: NATIONAL.
 First game CLEVELAND, 4; Boston, ,. Second game CLEVELAND, 4; Boston, ,. CINCINNATI. 6; Brooklyn. 1;
 CHICAGO, f; Philadelphia, '. HITTSBCRG, I3; New lOrk, U. PLAYERS LEAGUE. CLZvEIAND, New Yorl1-rain.
 CmCAGO, II; Philadelphia, 6.
 BUFFALO. 12; Brooklyn, 6.
 PITrsBURG, l2; Boston, :.
 ASSOCIATION. SYRACUSE, '; Columbus, 9
 LOUISVILLE, ,; Brooklyn, 5.
 ST. LOUIS, }; Rochester,.
 ToLEDO, l; Athletic ?. ToLEDO-Philadeiphia kicked against | the umpire's decision and forfeited the | game, 9 to O.
 WASHINGTON, July 3.-An agreement | has been entered into by Blaine and RO- | nero, Mexican minister at Washington, | providing for reciprocal crossing of the | international boundary line by troops of | the United States and Mexico, when in | close pursuit of hostile Indians. Under | this agreement, the crossing shall only | occur in appropriated or desert parts of said boundary line.
 AUBURN, July 3.-Kemmler was taken | from the Auburn prison this morning, | to Buffalo, where he will be re-sentencsd | to die by electricity.
 PORTLAND, Maine, July 3.-Over leo members of the association of the Army | Potomac, including all leading officers of the organization, are here in attendance upon the annual reunion.
 PITTsBURG, July 3.-Nicholas Grattan Non BornhOrst, secretary and treasurer of the Peoples Savings Bank, in this city, shot himself this morning. Cause of the suicide Is believed to have been of fear that the Board of Directors in tended making general change of off cers. His accounts are straight.
 WASHINGTON, July 3.-Messages from the President as to the postal cable com municatiOn betwees the United States and Latin American states, as to the celebration of the fourth centennial of discovery of the discovery of America, were presented and referred.
 WASHINGTON, June 3.--The President left for Cape May this afternoon after having been informed that the leg islative appropriation bill would not be ready for his action until next week
 Blaine left this afternoon for liar bor.
 WASHINGTON, July 4.-President sign q ed the act for admission Of Idaho as a state at 10 o'clock this morning.
 TORONTO, July 3.-A sandstorm pre- vailed in eastern Ontario yesterday. In Cambellford and neighborhoOd, hall- stones the size of hens eggs fell, com c pletely destroying all crops and glass in V the vicinity of Pictou and Springfield 5 struck four barns and killed s much live stock. O
 WASHINGTON, ' July 3. Without 2 rdr slcting any business of importance 0 he house adjourned until Monday.
 Another conference over the silver bill was held this morning. One question IpOn which the cOnferees are divided, $ said to be whether only certificates C )e issued in accordance with the bill c 'hall be made legal tender, or all certifi- b ;ates outstanding previous to approval W ,f bill as well. t' BUFFALO. July 3.-For the third time, Q entence of death was to-day passed on Nm. Kemmler. Judge Childs ordered hat his previous sentence be carried in O effect at Auburn prison during the irst week in August. f. SAN FRANCISCO, July 3-The Exami | C.
 | |. Ter today devotes thirteen columns to h n alleged exposure of fraudulent meth ds in furnishing government supplies O Mare Island navy yard. The article Ontends that the coal contract has all -a lOst invariably been given to James Me f- }udden, an ex-member of the legislature, fa nd that the papers representative in h, ursuing his investigations found several =, hOrtages in the amount of coal deliver o, d to navy yards. Certain of each con e,e racts were made known to Commodore n 'enham, commandant of the yard, and nder his instructions the matter was lid before the Department at Wash lgton. Secretary Tracy has ordered u he payment of fraudulent bills stopped, VI ending further investigations by the apartment. Itis claimed that news aper representative, while acting as