Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-03-21
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ng from Honolulu. After appointing
Ter cabinet which consists of Samuel
Parker, Premier and Minister OF foreign
affairs; H. A Widemann, Minister OF FL
nance; G. n. Spencer, Minister of Inte-
rior and ". A. Whitney, Attorney Cen
eral.
Queen LIluokehaui on the 9th inst.
publicly proclaimed the Princess Vic
toria kaiulaul heir apparent to the
throne.
SACRAMENTO, March I7.-Only one
ballot for senator was taken this morn
ing and the convention adjourned until |
tomorrow noon. The ballot resulted,
Estee 45, FELTON, 80, Blanchard 2, john
stOn 4, Perkins 1. The number of - -
to choice is 80. |,
The expectation that there would be |
break in the senatorial fight today at |
tracted large and Interested audience |
to the assembly chamber. Brusie who |
had been absent in the east caring for |
his injured wife returned this morning |
and took his seatin the convention. Rob |
ertson OF Sisklyou (dem) placed Stephen
NJ. White in nomination. Dibble then |
rose and withdrew the name Of De-
Young in favor Estee. Brusie again
placed VIM. Johnston of Sacramento in
nomination and the roll was called.
After the roll had been called 3rod-
erlck Maher and Geo. Williams senator's
changed to Bolton. Preston
changed to Estee. In the as
sembly Haughmsn changed from Blan-
chard to Estee. Bledsoe changed from
Blanchard to Estee.
Marion changed from De Young to Eel
ton, leaving vote as already given. On
motion of Senator Heaeock the conven-
ton adjourned till II o'clock to morrow.
ANOTHER SENSATION.
SAN Francisco, March 1.-THE Posts
special says another great sensation is
about to sprung up in this legislature. 1t
is impossible to detail the exact nature
of it but Attorney-General Hart has
evidence which will convict a number
of legislators with having received
brides. Documents torn into pieces
have been found and pasted together
which contains the list of names of
those who were to receive money and
the amount they were to get. The total
amount Mr.. Hart states was S21, 600 and
it was to be deposited in the banks at
Fresno. Mr.. Hart will say nothing more
than this except that the whole matter
has been traced and the chain Of evil
dence is said to be complete.
PHENIx, March 17.1Special. THE
governor this morning sent to the legis-
lature the names Of William Christy for
Territorial Treasurer and Thos. Hughes
for Auditor.
New YORK, March 16,-Lehmair & Co.
importers of dry goods have failed.
New YORK, March, 1.-THE green
flag Ireland along with the national and
municipal flags are displayed conspicu-
ously on the City Hall. The aide rman
held no meeting out Of respect today.
PARIS, March 16, Despatch from
Rome says: The united strength Of four
men is required to keep the dying Prince
Bonaparte IN his bed. His cries caused
by intense pain are audible in the street.
LATER.
Prince Napoleon is dead.
CHICAGO, March 17.-State Attorney
Longenecker is confident the man un-
der arrest at Aberdeen is really Tascott,
the murderer of millionaire Smell.
New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE levee
on the right bank of the river broke
early this morning, causing a crevasse.
The Texas Il Pacific railroad tracks are
under water and up to the Southern Pa
cific road. The break is growing deeper.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, 15.-The
United States steamships Keaina is
ashore at Cuttihund. 1t will become q
total loss and the wrecking agent re-
ports the steamer fast going to pieces.
Nothing is yet saved from the ship.
PHEN1x, Marh 1s.-[Speciall The Ter
ritorial University Bill to levy tax of
81 of mill to aid in the construction
and maintenance of the University at
Tucson has passed both houses and gone
to the governor.
The following gentleman have been
named by the governor as Regents of
the University, John Gardiner, s. NJ.
Franklin, NJ. P. Freeman.
Council Bill No. "a, making it unlaw-
full for females and minors to frequent
saloons, was reported from the Commit
tee on Judiciary that it be referred to a
committee of the whole.
House Bill No. lis, fixing court dis
tricts, read third time and passed. Ayes
19, noes l. 1t provides that Cochise and
Graham shall constitute first district,
with Judge Sloan presiding. Counties
of Pima, ella and PInal shall constitute
second district with Judge Kibbey pre-
siding. Counties of Maricopa and Yuma
hall constitute third district, with
Judge Gooding presiding. Counties of
Apache, Coconino, Ysvapai and Mohave
shall constitute the fourth district, with
Judge Wells presiding.
Council Bill No. Al, the Apportion-
ment bill, was reported as passed by the
Council over the Governors veto. Mr..
Parish moved its adoption over the veto
in the House. Lost. Ayes-Burr, Chal-
mers, Dunbar, Parish, Cough. Heyne,
Hoff, Hart, Lesueur, Moore, Samaniego.
Speaker Clark-12. Noes-Allen, Brin-
ley, Copeland, DOugherty, Drlscoll, Fish
er, Freeze, Mott, Pusch, Suter, Tevis,
Vail-12
GIBRALTAR, March 18.--It is now be-
lieved the loss Of life from the sinking
steamer Utopia yesterday will reach $40.
Another account Of the disaster attri-
buted it to the fact that the British war
ship Arson drifted before a gale and ram
med the Utopia abaft. The funnel of the
Utopia was impaled on the spur of the
Anson's ram and the Utopia almost i'm
mediately sank. The scene after the
collision was frightful one. At this
hour 2:30 p. M. the number Of persons
saved is said to be 331. Already 80
bodies have been recovered.
LATER.
Divers and boats crews have recover
ed ninety bodies from utopia" among
those saved from sinking vessel were
twenty OF "UtOpias" crew.