Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-16

iset of sI8h iii war shipl. Assistant Ssc- retury of th- Nv, If u@d or';s's for t'.,t war ships, Atlauta, K >arg., Y'nk town, Uolph Il, P,'ri. V -uvins d the OuahIny I" a'cuu:s-"::s ihr :ie cruiser It. B sion. TT sld'':'; Harr so II fly hS fl E fr m ti..' r"ih r.. truck of the crui IT, B' lt.iu"f', Th;ci' will b command d ns k 1T Admir". G Hsr.r,ii, Conmau. er O,:ei of .i.s naval forces on the Soitn At. tic Al. vessels will report to Admiral II rHr,i, and he will receivs fna or le,s om President Harriss n, Shu will f"r tH. fret time assums command of squs'i- ron.
 Washing ion, Aug. 8-Ihr Pie idsit in 8 message t1 congress today recon mendsd that the un. x,,ru,!e r'"ir:ic. '' S45,OO0 for the r+lif ,he Vi sissippl river flood sufferer s -xpn ;sd l' !u' relief tue distressed H. Oaa:I"ua err try.
 San Rsfael, Aug. 8-Prssctt Snw:.r who was arrested for assault tO com :: murde-, Inv e,.bhrug man | S. rnr"t :, was todd, r le ssi ou h ca co..u hearing
 Vienna. Au gust 8-rSe:t. pass . era on h tr.In wsr- ihr,wn dn"L '., embanku.e.ii into a marsh near P.l>~i {, Bohemia.
 Wsshiugt n. Aug. 8 After some Il E cussion tn. c.n ference r-port was agreed to.
 The conference report ou the sundr. civil appropriation ill was then tnk I up. Sherm ID expressed his regret at str inx cut ,he items for fam les of d"c. s-d members, and of the late Uhi.f Just:c, W.i,s. He would himself Vote for ih. law.
 Oockrell critic sed the m king of in i-tinite appropriations and cuttirg down appropriations for the expsrse of U. 5 courts, e;c. He had therefore ted .sainst tLe report.
 The dis,nssion then turned upon the | items relative to irrigation surveys and pablic l,nns, winch WAS Carried on 't much length. The report was finally agreed to.
 A further conference was ordered on rriga,ion, which had been postponed Allison, Hale and Gorman were reap pointed a conference on the part of the | senate.
 The tariff bill was then taken up, but
 went over.
 The joiEt resolution passed to accept from tho national encampment, G. A. k {,
 a statue and pedestal of the late Gen. Grant, to remain in the capital. Ad
 journed.
 Washington, Aug. 8-The amendment in regard to extra pay for the house ard
 senate employ es, was lost. The house then con ,urred in the sen- | ate amendments to the Indian spprOpri-
 stion bIll.
 1 Auburn, N. r., August 7-Ths sub jsct which continues to excite the great est interest in connection wi;h the exc | outIou of K .mmler IS the record "f the | sulage of the shock winch ki,l d him
 1t h,s be4n generally supposed that III the first shock there were 130U 70 ts and
 ia the second betwsen 1900 snc | 1000. E ectrisian Barnes, who was in
 the dyna 0 room, said to one of the pht s.ciaIs ID attendanc-, yesterday, tha. at no time wts tie voltage more | Ean HOO, aud that !; fr-qu-utiy ieil to | 800
 | Warden DuI stnn stated this Gft | noon that ti... [. msin- ui K mml-r wt.i-
 j ill ia tn. -onI wi.-re tue autopsy
 ,S.s held.
 New York, ,ugus 7-Tne Sun ray
 h, first duty of thr u i-yi Hturr " l
 be tn repeal t. e lee ric Il -x-cutiorr
 law.
 h. Herald sh,>: While yesterday
 xperiuIep; was failure, II dos EuI
 snow that ihis mois of l. fiis:Ing ii ( de ,,h penal V Is ,ut suc-ess Ti:.
 failure w.s uJt Iue tn. g, stem, but ''
 tne bunglnK ami I;'' ffci. ut why in whlch the eXscuiIon was mau-
 aged. The fault Was with the doctors
 q ld electricians. The World says the
 first experiment. Was tni.ne, srd
 tropely cnndemLs tiil. method |
 putting criminals to death ss csnel (
 shocking, The theory that he Was u,
 c0neci us from tiie first moment, is al
 best mere Hssump.i 1t WIS 70
 sustained in Kammi-r's case by outward
 ind.catiors Apparently, he mhn d,-
 in agony, by slow t rture The -l-c-r {
 -IAcu'ion law ought LOW to bs repealed
 nn al a,couLts
 | London. Au-ls' 7-Mr. Pric, Chi.
 Electrician O, ,h Po.t ffic.., iu rn i t-r view today recalled IS d.. ourcin. electricity As s rueai al tIecutinn be fore the British As.. 1T, n in 1889. m xp~ri~pce proving h | tne fficnlt! ; a:id uncertainty nt kill ven a rH b
 with most powerful Ijuction c,rl -v.
 made. Tn. great difficulty iay in ii absence of accurate knn ,l-,igr S [. what amount of electricity wonli h.
 certain tn produce death without tor 'ure. From sci-nufi: VIC K mniler' . .x-cut.ou WAS f4iiIfs. D~yopd 3 d nbt, h. suffsret i suse LOT nr-. . Buffalo, Augue, ' Dr 4. P. Sonth
 wick, ;hs father of 'he plsotricsl ex"cu
 ton law, said today: II feel just as
 have always felt Tn this matter. Ther , is nothing ag"inrt the sy.. 'I t al .sn' the fact is tin r. has been Ii vr- T tesl q senselsss, saI .t;onal talk about tn ,; aXecaticr. F,r instance, frrth, saliVa e etc., coming trim Kmmler's mout t wns n p. rfsctly sturni thing, GUS = l. muscular IntrncLiOn of th- stomacl & If the mistake of ordering If the cnI f rent so qnickIy hrd rot been mHd' there would have been none ,h tn " talk.
 oI Seattle, August 9-At Benton th s m ,rning Willie Bnrnsiiur, while or 1t hunting and in passing gun throng "a N railroad trestle struck the hammer an h the contents were discharged Into hi
 shoulder kiillug him instantly.