Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24


 packed today with business men of Bos- ton gathed at the call of Mayor Ma thews to formally protest against the legislation for the free coinage of silver.
 CHICAGO, Jan. % August Knapp, and Mrs. Henry Van Pelt, have been arrested here and held to bal pending hearing.
 Il is charged that they eloped from a little town in Belgium, Knapp, having a wife and six children, and Mrs. Van Pelt husband and five children.
 Washington. January 2l-The vice president said he had not formally de- clareI the vote as carried and would sin submit the question. Eustice made long speech against the election bill. He referred to the Boston riots against tne fugitive slave law, said that in no southern state had there ever been sush fierce opposition to federsT law. Hoar replied and quoted General Sheridan as saving that more men had been murdered in Louisiana because of their political opinions than had fallen on both sides during the Mexican war. Vest sad If the senate passed the bill not five states would give their electo- rsl votes. Republican senators were | playiB with edged tools and that they might l. fic. 8 mortal woand upon the south and on the whole country. Ate o'clock 2 motion 10 adjourn was lost, No quOkum present,
 ON THE FLOOR.
 Washington, January 21-Previous question wss ordered when Mills claim ed the floor, which he yielded to Bland !, vino read his proposed amendment, ma king the free coinage silver bill con- tinuel order from end after January 27 Hesboald, Le said. insist upon that no tion until the fourth of March; another wave of excitement passed over the house when Mckinley declared with emphasis that if necessary the house would remain iD session until March 4 in order to pass the bill which would give every person in the land free ballot and fair count.
 | Cannon, from committee on rules re- ported reported a resolution providing the previous question be cousideted ss ordered on District of Columbia bill House went into oommittee of the whole on this bill. After debate the c1mmitte rose end reported the bill to the house. While the roll was being called large number of democrats left the hall thus breaking quorum
 The casket containing the remains oi KiEg Kalakahus was removed this after noon from the Palace hotel to morsuary chapel in Trinity church. When the cssket is received by Admllsl Brown and staff at Clay street wharf tomor- row, it will bs transferred with little de lay to the Charleston by government } steamer Various invited guests and bearers will accompany the casket tC the Charleston, where it will be placed in position in sftsr barbettes arranged to receive inch uns. Here 8 space will be built up covered with American and HawsiU flags. During the ceremonies tomorrow, minute guns will be fired from the Charleston by order of Ad- mIral Brown and from Presidio snd Al catrsz by orler of General Gibbon. It Is probable that only personal f1lIo~ ing to accompany the dead king back to Honolulu will consist of Ooloneis hcFsrlsne and Baker of his staff md servants who accompanied him thither. Upon arriving at Honolulu the Oharl- sstOn will fire minute guns during de- bsrkation. CousGl Mckinley said this afternoon that unqusstiOnsbly the ar r,vei of the Charleston upon this mis- SOB, would be s shock to the people of liopolu.u. No one at Honolnlu has Suown any ,hing about ths kin's serious lin. 8. He said, and earlier sdvices since the arrival of ths king here were all = the effect that his health was i'm proving There was general display of bunting at half mast all over the city today on pubic and private build pgs, Flags of various governments fl 1G: ed at half mast over all foreign con 7nlsses. Flags were half mssted also on custom house, oity hall, palace hotel, Mas rnic Temple and on business houses and ;lso on many vessels in the harbor.
 R,rrisburg, Jan 2l-Dou Cameron WAS formally declared elected U 8 sen- ator hy the legislature today.
 Denvar, January 21 In i pint session the le2islatuTe today balIoied for U. s. senstor. Teller AT; Yesmans 27.
 5 .ramen'o, January 21-Aftsr long discussion Bledsoe's educational qusli- ication bill prescribing that only those able to read snd write should be allowed to vote was passed and house then ad. journed.
 Springfield, III. January 21-In joint session today the legislature balloted for U s senator. The first ballot re- suited: Palmer 10l; Oslesby 100; | Streetsr 3; two more ballots were taken with same result wEen an adjournment was taken until tomorraw.
 Washington, January 18.-The Post today asserts emphstically that the president will veto the free coinage bill should it pass the house, no matter whether the elections bill is defeated or It also says that Speaker Reed will make every endeavor to thwart the silver men in their attempt to get the bill before the house.
 The Colorado gentlemen who recently presented silver brick ct the Philsdsl- phis miDt with the demand that it be coined iutO silver for them without the usual seignlorage today prays the SUI preme court of the District of Oolumbis 70 snmmou secretary Windom in court to answer their petition and after full hearing to grant peremptory mandamus commanding the secretary to receive and coin the bullion.
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