Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-28
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SAN JOSE. June 23.-1he Herald this afternoon states that the Stockton base ball ciuo Is soon to bs transferred to san Jose. J. Henry, of Alameda, Is now at tempting to secure grounds in Alameda. It is stated that Sl 300 in addition to the grounds will De required for the trans fer
 WASHINGTON, June 23.-The commit tee of Territories has determined to re- port the Cuilom's oil relative to new test oath m the Utah with the recOm- mendation that it be indefinitely post po1ed. in US stead the committee will adopt bill recently reported to tue sen ate 10 insure the purity of selections in Ari2ona to the necessities of tins case III Utan.
 Chairman Conger says that he wiil c8il the committee On coinage, weights and measures together tomorrow or Ne0 nesdGy to consider the silver DLl. SAN TEAxCIsco. June 24.-Wun. Fallon, a figure In the local sporting circles, and J. ". Nagle. aE operator who was dis charged by the Western Union Tee graph O.. about two years aRo for dolIg crooked work with messages, were ar rested this morning for tapping the tele- graph wires in the hope of Ioobing the pool rooms. They were caught at Q o'clock Lhls morning as they were con.- pleting their arrangements for making another attempt to ground" the racing messages until their accomplices could get to the pool rooms and place their money or the winners.
 SAN FRAXoIsco. June 23.-John Rrun- ier, years old, WIS run over Dy truck drFer John Palmer thls afternoon and killed. Palmer was arrested for ma4- slaughter, but was released on his own | recognition.
 WASHINGTON. June 23.-The senate agreed :1 t..e ,yDierelce report on the depeuGent pension bill, which now goes to the president.
 The conference on the naval appro- priation blll agreed to report the senate amendment appropriating Sl5,- GOO to complete repairs on the sectional dry dock at Mare Island navy yards was adopted.
 The house and senate conference com mittee agreed to the amendment author izing the president to appoint com mission to select suitable site on the Pacific coast for dry dock. The senate agreed to similar commission to select sits for ons of the shore of the Gulf of Mexico. An appropriation of S50,00O for extra tools for the Mare Island na- " yard was agreed to.
 h speaking against tbe conference re- port on the dependent pension bill, Der ry sald the practical effect of 1t would be to put 90 ger cent. of the union sol diers OF the pension roll. No northern senator or representative dared stand h opposition to theipension bill. North ern democrats and Tepu blicans contend with each other as to which will go fur that to satisfy these demands, but If any southern senator or representative dared oppose tho pension bill he was told that hs Nould injure his party, and on the other hand he was denounced as trait or, who had no right to announce an opinion on the subject Of pensions.
 German also opposed the conference report, and said if the bill became law there would be a ben2fit of sIOl,UQ,0VG in 1892, and even 1T 1t did rot become q law there would still be deficiency Ci S60,000,000.
 Ingaiis advocated the conference re- port, saying this was an obligation just as sacred IS that under which the sol- diers were placed, and he did not care whether it cost hundred million or q billion.
 Vest favored the b.il being pass |, Loth for personal and pclitica. motives. lie asserted that chs pension iist mas unGuly swollen in Indiana because iJ was pivotal state and state necessary to elect the next pIesident.
 i{awiey expressed his opinion that the soldier. would get an idea from what had been saiG to day, that the senate was favorable to JAe pay laeng oi arrears On pensions, costs, equalization boUn- ties or the payment of the differences betV cen paper money and gold. Be thought t,!at altogether too much was said aJout what the nation owed the So. deTs. True, the soldiers d.. I0t want money wasted; they wanted tGoi. suffer ing comrades aided, and want glory For having fought for their country without respect to money consideration.
 Finally the discussion closed ard vote vas taken on the conference report. Agreed to; yeas, 34: nays, Is.
 A conference was then ordered on the fortIfication bill.
 Adjourned