Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09


 revolutioDists. They have taken the city of Chiquimals near the capital. A Qua temalan dispatch says the report is n- true that an attempt has been made Uo sssassina:e President Barillas, and de- nies the revolution to be of importance. It also says that Minister Mizner's cor respOndence has not been tempered with and that tho minister has for days been in free communication with the United States government.
 ELISABETH, N. J., August 5.-A des- perate fight occurred at a picnic of Arbetter Turnverein tt Ellis grove last night, nearly one hundred me-. taking part in the fray. Six policemen were badly handled by the infuriated anarch- ists during the rot. The American flag. which floated from the staff at the en- trance to the grove, was torn down and trampled under foot. Warrants are out for dozen of the rioters.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-It took just | ten minutes this morning for the house | committee on elections to adopt report | declaring that Representative Brecken- | ridge was not elected from the second district of Arkansaw.
 BOSTON, August 5.-The directors of the Atchison, Topeka X Santa fe de- l clared 224 per cent. income bonds out os the earnings of the road for nine | months ending June 30. The interest is payable in September.
 | BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 5.-Returns from all over the state indicate large | democratic victory.
 | WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. 5.-Oflicial rough count by census bureau shows population of Philadelphia to be 1,OO4,- | SPRINGFIELD. August 5.-Gov Fifer | to day signed the Worlds fair bill. It goes into effect at once.
 | ALBERDEEA, Aug. 5.-Near mills, at east Aberdeen Sunday night, while
 party of colored people were returning from church they were fired upon from ambush. Susan Henry was killed in stsutly, her husband John Henry was | seriously wounded. It is not known | what the motive for the deed was. Ef- forts are being made to hunt down the perpetrators of the crime.
 MARTA, Aug. 5-News was brought in by the foreman of the mines at Shafter, of the ambushing by Mexicans of q party of miners, party of rangers and deputy sheriffs yesterday. Graves Stall, a ran ger, was instantly killed and a deputy sheriff and deputy Marshal were serious | ly wounded. The fire was returned and | it is believed one Mexican was killed and | several wounded. The miners and ran gers have about 100 Mexicans surroun- d and are guarding them until further
 assistance can be had, when they will
 pick out those connected with the shooting ana brlng them to Maria for
 safe keeping. The troublo Is said to come from lynching P Mexican some
 months ago.
 AUBURN, Aug. 5.-The best judgement
 possible to be found with the informa-
 ton at hand is that Kemmler will be ex-
 ecuted tomorrow morning.
 | PARIS, Aug. 1.-Two men who were hurt by the explosion of fire damp ln
 the Vile Beuf pit at Stelinne yesterday, died.
 WORCESTER, Mass, August 5.-Cabin
 ct manufacturers representing nearly all the important mills in the country, appointed at a meeting yesterday, com mittee to devise a plan Of consolidation.
 WASHINGTON, August 5.-Henderson, of Georgia, explained that the Pacific railroad claims were not provided for in bill while he believed time was near at hand when their claims would have
 to be settled. The committee has been
 practically unanimous in refusing to
 provide for their payment when they
 were still pending in the courts of the
 country. Rodgers, of Arkansas, attacked
 the speaker in his rulings. He said
 under these rulings of the house was
 given the speaker power to stiffie debate,
 gag the house, force the passage of bills , to avoid exposure, outrage and mlstreat
 the ministry and bulldoze the majority. He had degraded the majority with the
 full assurance of part of the Republican
 members that should this scheme break
 down under the judgment of liberty
 loving people they would perish like
 succeeded in that, he alone should reap
 all glory. Henderson, of Georgia, de-
 tended the speaker against the attack made upon him. Rogers referred to him ] as the mighty man from Maine and de- , clared he stood to-day as tomorrow Tn history a grand figure. This IS the age of legislative victory and reform. Com menting on the legislation of the ses- , sion Henderson touched upon the tariff , bill saying although some Republicans might have desired to amend 1t by req son of organized opposition on the other side the time has been so consumed that these amendments could not be made , It seemed as though the minority was , bent upon preventing all amendments
 This house had passed silver bill
 whereby silver was already marching
 forward to take it's place beside gold : This house had been the first one with |, the courage and patriotism to pass an antitrust bill. It passed an election bill election bill and not force bill as its en- ] smies called it.
 BRECKENRIDGE ON THE FORCE BILL. Breckenridge of (Ark) criticised the code of rules and proceeded to contrast 3 the personal and political relation which , existed between Speaker Carlisle anC the members and that which existed be- ? tween them and Speaker Read. In the l last congress the members of the minO 7 rity were always treated with courteous
 ly. Now members of the minority ris , 1 ing for recognition did not get the treat ] ment they should receive at the hand:
 of the speaker. He then proceeded tC
 make an earnest appeal againt the force l bill and said to the gentlemen or the ' north, why shall We not come together You cannot hold power hereby mercina ries put at the polls, you cannot keeI political power by debauching the bal
 lot, Cox or jury Cox. You cannot make
 the country one by turning out member:
 who are elected by the people and seat ing those elected by your votes. What you can do is this. You can aid the peo
 pie of the south to build up that count
 ry. You can help us keep in the line oi :. progressive march so that your sons , may come and live among and intermar " in our families, so that while there
 will still be north and south it will be
 loving and rich.
 The senate proceeded to the consider ation of the tariff bill pending. Gerry
 addressed the senate on the general sub
 ject of tariff legislation. He denied that | that the question had been finally set . flad at tha last Dresidential election