Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-28

ae CCM MAittse on permanent CFE EanIZS-
 tioz recommended A. Phillips as chair
 man and T, 4. Lewis as secretary. Re- port adopted.
 SAN FRANcisCO June 24. Best < Belcher.3,95 1 CIocker ....... 15 Choilar 8 Con. Fa......4 4SO Coqiidenee ...- 5.57 Gould & Cury2. 90 Hale G Nor. .3.4O Cphi, .........4.85 Iaere. -.--..--. 2 Sierra Ne'..--. | Potoei ........ s.57 Yellow Jac't. .S.45 Savage ........ 4.45 Peerless ...... 70 Union Col.....355 Ctsh......... " .r5G7oy, June 25.-The house | comnittes ou territories authorized the preparation Of a new oil authorizing Maric9pa county, Arizona, to issue bonds in sd If c8rtaic railroad, which shall not con5ian the features objected tO hy the president in bis veto message Alter the house had cOncurred Tn all | the senats amendments te the silver bill and asked for the committee Of con ference, Hill, of Illinois, presented the ! conference report on the diplomatic ap- pTOpriatinn bill, and it was agreed to Cannon, from the committee on rules,
 reported back the substitute for the
 resolution introduced by Bang, of Mississippi, setting apart five days of the present week for the consideration of the national election bill. The sub stitute provides that immediately after the discharge of the silver bill the house
 proceeded to consider the election bill
 until July 2nd at o'clock when the
 previous question will be considered. This will not interfere with the general appropriation bills. From this time on there was great confusion on the floor. Cannon and O'Niel, of Indiana, engaged in a somewhat personal discussion, and this added so much to the already exist ing disturbance; that the sergsant-at arms came forward and restored order Springer moved to table the resolu-
 tiou. This was lost, yeas, 11O; nays, 113.
 Adjourned.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, June 26.-Edward Cogan, moulder's apprentice employed in the Vulcan Iron Works, was shot and instantly killed this morning by James V. keyr, of the firm of Steiger & Kerr, prcprletors of the Accidental foundry The shooting was the out growth of an assault or C. F. Clausser, a non-union mou!dar. Claassen and Kerr were as-
 sauited by Q crowd of strikers, on the street, and being worsted, Kerr drew his revolver and fred a bullet, striking
 young Coean. He died on h!s way to the hospital.
 NEW LONDON, Conn, Juns 26.-The new cruiser. PA.ladeiphis, made her trial trip over the 40 mile course laid out south of Eongard Block Island, yester-
 .. II f.-- fron the New York TrIbune's Tug, she was making ever 20 knots per hour. Is was a perfect day for a trial trip, the seq being very smooth and wind light, though ve-y cloudy la the forenoon. TGe course YVES 40 miles from the start of 'ta5U G1uptOn -O tho finish off south en1 O. Block Island After rus hing eastward to ths terminus Of Block Island, sic turned and ran back, still apparently naiutaining her great speed. Nrw YORK. June 2G. The evening papers say the new ulteG States Crui- ser Philadelphia, ie not 50 much of a success as anticipated Frotl informa ton received to-day, 1t IS gieaned she did net break all records as she vas con- ludsntly expected tc b.
 N2pA Gal, June 9 Joseph Morgan and . ames Berkley, the men who rob bed the Hardin Sprinzs stage yesterday morning, are now in !ai here. Sheriff NcHe1zte made the capture last night on the ccrn.ry road loading into Kn.E55's Valley. The Sheriff knows {! name If the third ro55er. and believes ne wil O1 AIyr-he aded. The men admit they d.I the york, aud kept quiet iG t!re
 mountains most of the day, irtsr4inc 70
 ,yaGe ch5 officers under cover Of the
 night. They Lad the watches and naa.-y
 ail tEo InOcsy taken.
 WAsHIyGToy, Juns 26.-The confer
 ence of naval report. es passed by the
 house yesterday, will provide for three
 line of battle ships, one torpedo cruiser,
 and one torpedo boat.
 LONDON, June 26-The Bank of Eng
 land has advanced the rate of discount
 from per cent to per cent.
 FIT. SMITH, Ark, June 26 Claude
 Mcdaniel, prosecuting attorney for the
 Canadian Dist. of the Cherokee Nation,
 shot and killed James Stubbiefield, an in
 innate friend, yesterday. The shooting
 grew out Of an attempt of Stubberfield
 to act as peace maker between McDanisl
 and his wife.
 NEW HAVEN, June 26.-Lucien Spsrry,
 aged 70, enc of the most prominent men
 in his city, committed suicide this
 morning. He had embedded trust funds
 to the amount of fifty thousand dollars
 CHICAGO, June 26.-First meeting of
 the National Commissioners of the
 Worlds Fair net at noon. Judge John T. Harris was elected temporary
 chairman.
 KANSAS CITY, June 26.-In a drunken
 tGry, L. B. Meyers last evening went to
 the house of his wife's uncle, Benjamin
 Vanhorn, and attempted to kill her.
 Eanhorn shielded his niece, and received
 a fatal wound. The second shot struck
 Miss Carrie VanhorB. She will probab-
 iy dIe. Meyers was pursued by neigh
 bors. and fired, wounded Gleason. He
 was finally captured.
 NEw YoEK, June 2G.-The defaulting State Treasurer Hemingway, was found guilty and sentence 10 five years i'm V-isonment. An appeal WAS taken.