Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-21
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 tR1rrssbEs, Jane 19.-Oh Saturday last the Indians killed two Steers be- longing to s. L. Parks in Temporal Gulch near ICrittenden. Information was telegraphed to Col, Gordon at Hauachuca at o'clock last night. At 8 o'clock this morning Lieut.. Bralnerd arrived here with detachment of the Second Cavalry, being joined by num- Der of citizens here. The troops are now in pursuit of the Indians.
 WASHINGTON, June 19-Mills objected to the approval of the journal on the ground that it was not read in full by the clerk. The speaker ordered a full reading. The clerk read that portion of the journal which disclosed the refer ence of the silver by the committee on coinage, weights and measures. Nc Kinley moved that the Journal be sp- proved, and demanded previous ques- tion, despite Hills protest that he was entitled to recognition. Springer said the journal contained record of some thing which never happened. The sDCdhSA ACPAlCO ludL Ab WoC AOA bhS AOdoO to decide, and directed the clerk to call the roll. The clerk proceeded, while Springer, amid the applause of his party colleagues, entered vigorous protest, addressing the speaker, saying: You can't ignore the rights of the represent atives of the people, but the people will pull you down at the polls next Novem- Der, and your party with you" The house refused to order pensions question 102 to 117, amid loud democratic ap- plaese.
 The following republicans voted with the democrats in the negative: Messrs. Bartlino, Dehaven, Kelly, Kerr, (Iowal; Lind, Morrow, Townsend, (Col) Mills offered a resolution regarding the order of reference made by the Speaker, offer ing a silver bill to the committee on coin age, as being incorrect under the rules of the house, and without authority, and resolving that the journal be cor rected by striking therefrom the entry Canon argued that the Senate amend ment would require the consideration of the committee of the whole; that being 90, it was the speakers duty to refer it to the committee.
 Biggs, of California, Buttsrworth, Conger, and others continued the debate till late hour.
 DUNBAR, Pa, June 19.-The progress made last night. by the rsscuing party has not been as satisfactory as was hoped. Men are still at work but great deal of fallen wreckage has been encountered 1t was decided to attempt an entrance through another lead 1t is barely pos slOle the men are still alive, as the draft last night suddenly increased, which can only be accounted for by either a fall of rock or the men digging to meet their rescuers.
 DENVER, June 19.-La Milburn, shot by George G. McCsrtney last evening, dIed this morning. Mrs. Jones shot by her husband yesterday morning, is stIiI living.
 CHICAGO, June 1e - The Heralds special says: "Ihe silver bill IS reposing 4n the custody of the committee on Coinage, weights and measures, and no one knows when it will be reported, as the committee IS said to be unfavorsble to tho measure. Reed Is opposed to tie bi but made careful canvass ol the house yesterday, and declared that rec coinage would carry.".
 CHICAGO, June 1S-A. Mckay, General Freight Agent of the Wisconsin Centrai Railway, and E. l.. Somer, agent of the Blue Line, and Nicolas local agent of the Michigan Central, were put on trial in the Federal Court this morning, charged With violation of the Interstate Com merce law, last November, in carrying grain to the seaboard at cut rates.
 CINCINNATI, June 19.-Plasterers, bod carriers, and iron workers have inGOrsed the carpenters strike, and refuse to work until the trouble Is settled. There is al most general tie up la the building in dustry.
 BEDDING, June 19-The disappear ance of Mt Shasta's peak IS still the sut- iect of discussion. A party arrived from Plttsville yesterday and say that. the mountain on the east side Indicates con- siderable commotion, quantities O. smoke and vapor rising from it. All TOW admit that the mountain has chang ed in appearance.
 WASHINGTON, Jnne 19.--The Senate resumed consideration of the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill.
 WASHINGTON, June 19.-The president approves the census deficiency act pro vlding for the exportation of fermsnted liquor in bond without the payment of internal revenue.