Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-07
NEW YORK, June 1.-The following is the result of the games played to day:

CLEVELAND, 1; Chicago, f.
 BUFFALO, '; PIttsburg f.
 PHILADELPHIA, II; Brooklyn, 12
 NEW YORK, [; Boston, 4.
 NATIONAL.
 NEW YORK, q; Brooklyn, 1.
 PITTsBURG, ,; Chicago, 1.
 CLEvEsAND. '; Cincinnati, 1.
 PHILADELPHIA, q; Boston, O.
 ASSOCIATION.
 SYRACUSE, Philadelphia,-rain.
 BROOKLYN, ?; Rochester, ,.
 COLUMBUS, II; Toledo, 0.
 LOUISVILLE, 2; St. Louis, g.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-The coinage of the San Francesca mint in May was SI,6oO,OUO, of which SSJ0,O0O were double eagles and SoOO,OOO standard dollars.
 WASHINGTON, June At is stated at the pension office that the deficiency in the amount Of funds Tn the hands or the different pension agents resulted in the announcement by .n Indianapolis paper that large number of pensioners would be compelled to Walt until July for the payment of their pensions. This has been caused by the unusually large num- Der of allowances made by the pension office under the present administration.
 DAGGETT, Cal, June A fire to-day destroyed twelve buildings in the bus mess portion of the town. Loss, S35,- OOO; insurance, S1900O. The town IS now withO2t hotel or restaurant.
 WASHINGTON, June 1.-The President sent to the senate the nomination for register at the land office at Marysville, California, the name of Charles Hap good.
 The state prohibition convention met this morning and appointed commit tee.
 Los ANGELES, June 4-Jean Deville, who keeps a small tavern near here, was attacked last night by two men, who beat him shockingly and then robbed the place. 1t Is feared eville will not recover.
 WASHINGTON, June 4.-Representativ VanGever, representing the sixth Cali fornla district, has sent telegram to his friends declining to enter the tielu for renomination and asking his name to be withdrawn,
 PREsCoTT, June 4-In the tax suits brought to enforce the collection of taxes assessed in 1889 against the A. < P. rail road in MOhave county, a sensation was caused this morning Tn the supreme court by Attorney General Churchill, moving to have declared null and void the compromise entered into by the district attorney and the board of super visors of the county named with the railroad company, by which the latter was to settle it's taxes by the payment of 50 per cent of the amount assessed against 1t, as has been the custom here tofore.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, June 4-Martinez ChIck, of San Diego, defeated Captain Brewer in a shooting match to-day, kill ing % out of 100 pigeons. Brewer kill ed 69.
 AUGUSTA, June 4.-The democratic state convention has nominated Hon. F. w. Hill for governor.
 SPRINGFIED, June 4.-The democratic cOnventiOa of the 18th congressional district today renominated w. Springer for congress by exclamation.
 Los ANGELES, June 4.-The state to- day rested in the trial of Shamicle and Gardner, for the murder of Walter W. Cook in Casac canyon. The defense has nearly one hundred witnesses, all old and prominent residents of Venture, and SOnoma and other counties to testi fy in regard to the character of the de fendants especially.
 MILWAUKEE, June 1.-The German ' school law convention to-day passed re- solutions protesting against the Bennett law because of its unnecessary unjust ResS3
 MELTON, Cal June IA monstrous snake, about twenty feet long, was seen last Friday three miles southwest of here. Parties have been securing the foot hills trying to capture him. His trail V as followed for miles, but so far he has eluded them.
 DENVER, June 5.-J. A. Holt, purchas- ing agent for the Importing Cattle Com pany of Wyoming, arrived this morning from the Upper Green River country He says that q few days ago a party of Indians intoxicated with whiskey, furn ished by ranchmen, came to the camp of the government surveyors, and demand ed more Fire Water" Being refused the Indians attacked the party, killing Chief Engineer CFittenden, in charge of the 3rd division of the government sur vey, and chain bearers, E. ". Timber lake, Geo. Woods, and Henry OyerIneyer. Jesses Lee, assistant engineer, was left upon the field for dead, but recovered sufficiently to get to q neighbor's ranch, where he IS now in a precarious con dition.
 PORTLAND, Me, June 5.-The republi- lans of the first district renOminated Thomas B. Reed for congress, by accla- nation.
 WASHINGTON, Juue 5.-The silver bill was then taken up. Hiscock addressed the senate on the proposition of free coinage. He believed the majority of the people opposed the opening of the mints to free coinage.
 WASHINGTON. June 5.-The house by vote of 120 to 1l6 adopted resolution l to proceed to the immediate considera- | tion Of the silver bill. Mckinley from 1 the committee on rules reported reso- lution providing that the house shall i'm | mediately proceed to the consideration | of the silver bill and that the considera tiOn shall continue until Satu day when | question shall be ordered. The previous | question having been ordered on resolu- | ton. Forty minutes debate will be all | lowed.
 Bland of Missouri said no doubt a | large majority of the house were in favor | of unlimited coinage and to prevent that | fact from appearing on record was the | proposed gag of every Democrat and | many Republicans. Every gentleman who voted for this resolution voted | against free silver, Cannon, of Illinois | said the resolution simply proposed | that under the rules the house should | proceed at once to consider the bill of | greatest importance to the countrys
 The motion to consider was finally | tabled, years, 124; nays, LIS. Representa- tive ills to day submitted to the house to the committee on Pacific railroads a report in favor of the bill previously agreed upon to refund the government indC btedness of the Union and Central |