Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-13


 After aD informal discussion aen. A, J. Warner of Ohio, and Frsncs G, New land ware appUIntsI a cOmmtt tttee to draft resolutions and an address to be pres ented to couR'e urging the free and unlimited coinage of si var. The com. mittee was instructed 70 report tomor- row
 The p:".Gbers of the house committee on u'ercnaDt, marine and fisheries met tcdae and agreed on composite bill for act,Un, the full committee embody- ing IF obe iotgsure the principal fea- tnres of bo'h tonnage and subsidy ship ping b.Ils
 The amount of liver offered to the treasury dep rrment today was 798,500 ounres.
 Tn" bous- comWittea on cecsus dis cuss~d i"f rm.lly ard without action ths re ,-pnr 'rna ept b. T. was de- cided 2" give hssr'nx Friday to Brook i1n .-r CT em .t..!s to. G recount ot t"a' y, an. | YVES also decided to que-:;on fhr tccuraoy of the count of e'ew YTk c.fy and similar questions VII esi'ac' to Brooklyn and any other ..ItieF 1 uid St del~y she action upon th' eapportn: ment bill.
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 Ives Composing he house contingent of .he joint congressional committee on 'mrnigrs'ion agreed upon 8 bill to reg 'tI~t- ipDigration; chairman Owen will .eport the bill as soon as possible. The bIl 's substantially that introduced some weeks ago by Owen. an hereto fore uCblsbed, Polygsmous persons ara rdded to the list of those denied in
 he Owen bill sa not entitled t. be ad- mittei into the United ~tstes; the tax npon aliers which in tue O Ovens bill was ixei .t 50 ceuts was increased by the committee to one dollar.
 Washington, Dec. l0-After iutrodu- oing a numb-r of bills the bnuse bill tn authorize pay nle,t, dr wbeck or rebate on tobacco. .t, orrect om ssiOn in tariff bill, was passed cens;e 'han resume consideration of the elections bill sn,' George spoka t,'ur hour in op osition Iu 1t. Alliaon reoeSed his sugg @ -tion f,r a reprint If tie election b I:, with th house and sen te pravisiors in ara .le columns; af tf snsid.I abls discussilI tue order was maIe aud the senate sd- journed.
 New York, Dec. I0-The gol which Liverpool today on the Majestic is pn- dersto d to bs about $3.250, ,000; it Is undei stood that the Canada, which ssils from Southampton tcmorro~, will bring enough to m4ke the total s5,0O0.000.
 B 'ise City. Idaho, December 1O-The first session of the state legislature was commenced tnday. The governors message was read in both houses
 Kansas City, Dec. 9-Jchn A Blair. cretary of the Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association, said to-day the asso- ciation is about 10 offer Chief Mays S20,000,0 900 for the Strip. If accept ed Sl 900 900 cash will be paid down and the remainder h a short time, and the association would so to England to bond the land.
 Washington, Dec. 10.-McKinley stated that he bad besn directed by the ways and means committee to report 8 resolution for the distribution of tbe Presidents snnual message and upon his not on tn house resolved itself into committee ot the whole for the consi1 erssion of the resolution. Mckinley stated sJ much of tue message ss rs ferred 70 the els ,tion bill was assigned to com "ittee on president, vice presi- dent and members of congress. Hooker expressed deeire to amend the resolu- ton 10 send that portion of the message to the judiciary committee Mckinley announced hIs willingness to have the sm4 4ndment offered but objected to de- bate, as he Was acting by courtesy of the chairman of the committee on Indian affairs, t. which committee the day had been assigned, Without further action on the ID Atter the housa soon went IhtO of the whole on the bill re- ported from the committee cn Indian affairs. The first bill c-l cd up was the senate bill for the r-lief o' the Mission Indians, of California; after discussion the committee rose aud iha bill passed. House then adjourned.
 Washington, Deceu.b r 10-Rssgsr gave nosice of eeverhl am nfmenis which he proposed 10 offer 10 the eiect'on bill. A number of the bil s were introduced.
 Outoheon introduced bill to HuthO' ize the president to prescribe 8 system | of examination ot trusted m of th. army to determine their fi ness for pro no.ion to the grade of secUI.d liPuteD ant. The bill einbOdies suggestions iD the annnsl report of Secretary Proctor elative to means of preventing axercise of fsvoritlsm in promotions.
 Senator Hswley today introduced pill 70 define the line of tha army anC increase its efficiency. The bill provide, Or the same number of regiments of in- sntry aud cavalry and engineers as at present., but sn increase of artillery by go regimeat ts and a number of enli-teG nen of all grades not to exce+ d 3O,OO0. 1000 of whom may be Indians in the discretion of the president.
 LILO 'AO'cuIy uC uCthielCAe hcc NeSAoV' | 4s to the regulations which prescribe hat sworn entry of imported Mexican res must stow that the ImportstiJI. mbraces ! O mixture of ores or conoen raies from different mines, or mixing f ores for any purpose cannot be sanc- toned. | Portland. Or, December 10-Mrs. ickerson, farmers wife living neaf ere Was fatally burned today. Her usband was engaged in burning logs nd she stepped on a log which was srtihlly barred. when her weight broke bnd she fell underneath the log and 'as pinned down by it. Goals and ho: hes dropped on her face aud body, urDjn her in frightfuI manner, and lis died before she csuld be extrica1sc
 Halitsx, '. S, December 10-A mar amed Gillon arrived here with his wife ,st July, and with the exception of fre-