Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-12-26
TELEGRHpHIC.

| BIRMINGHAM, Ana, Dec. IA
/ today session of the American fedora
ton of laoor President GomperS recon
mended the organization to demand The
passage Of labor law by congress, rec
ognlziDg the first Monday in Septembe
as a legal holiday in the District o
Colu bid and the territories. A resolu'
tion to that effect was adopted.
SAN FRANCIsCo. Dec. II The ninth
game of the coast championship serle.
was played here today and resulted in 6
victory for the PoTtIaDds by a score o
| Z to /. San jose was like AN amateur
team in the hands of the northern men
but the victory of the Portlands wai
largely due to the magLific mt pitching
of McNabb.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA special from
Brazil, Ind, VS. that owners OF the Eu
reka mines IN Clay county, have given
in to the demands of the men, but nc
work is being done tuere now. ave
gave in and paid the advance" said
John Brown Lee, one of the proprietors
land worked full force of men fol
three or four days. We shIt down yes
terday because We cannot tird market
for our al; our customers have all
made contracts with Hooking Valley
Ohio operators, and don't want our coal
| oelieve that if every operator in the
Brazil coal field we're to give in tomor-
row they could not give the men moe
than one days work liz a week.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA Philadelphia
special says: A secret circular was is
camps in the United States calling upon
Irishmen, ID as much rs parliamentary
agitation has been unsuccessful, to re
5urn to physical force Al officer of the
Cian-na~Gael says our organization Is
the strongest in existence today We
have 100000 men ready to strike a blow
jor Ireland as soon as an opportunity
presents itself Several members of
The Irish federation declared that they
knew nothing about the circular and
that the men at the head of the move
ment weIe the greatest enemies Ireland
has
New York. Dec. I7.-Accordlng to
the World it is pretty certain that a bill
for the free coinage of silver in some
form will pass the Democratic house and
the Republican senate during the present
session. The plan practically agreed
upon by those who will control the mat
ter IN the house, says Washington
special, is briefly this; To stop all
purchases of silver by the government.
TO throw open the mines TO the free
coinage of all silver hereafter to be pro
1uced from American mines, and to
guard against the unloading of foreign
silver upon US by system of notitica
lion and Inspection.simiIar tothat devised
or the guarding of the sugar bountles
Ghe dispatch also states that Speaker
Crisp has fully decided to make Bland
chairman Of the committee on ccina:e
and that majority of the members will
De advocates of free silver.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA special from
Washington says: The New York Daily
Advertiser yesterday morning printed
, long interview with zone of the cx-
} esideDts warmest and mOst coufidena
ial friends" He says that Mr., Cleve-
and does not desire. and is not working
or the presid initial nomination. In
answer to tie question whether he
would take he nomination if it were
,ffered to hlm, the friend is quoted as
ayIng: That is another question, end
t would depend upon who might press
i'm to take. | do not believe that
What he might call popular request,
rot even national convention rendered |
would influence him. He has strong
to enter ng another campaign, |
nd decidei dislike TO the cares and |
that beset not only a candi |
late, but the elected. If the leading |
nen of the party, men who represent |
Itferent party ideas that are deemed |
in the present state of poll |
tics, should unite aud convince him |
hat his cand dacy would emody vital |
principal of the party, that he would |
ave united support and that he would |
ep-esent all that party has at stake. |
e might prob ably be induced to run,
'ut even that would be against his will, |
lie has had the honor of the presiden- |
re- election add TO tha: hon-
n? IL Cleveland and Harrison were t.
tart on a Journey through the country |
Dday the crowds that might gather to
rect the passenger train would be as |
S enthusiastic for Cleveland, the ex-
resident, "a for Harrison, the president.
flee is exhausted in one occupancy as
is any Office, and Cleveland realizes
bis truth.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 17.-Stewart pro
eded 10 address the senate on that part |
t the PRESIDENTS message relating 10
res coinage. He said the president was
iboring under a misappreheusIon when
e states the advocates of free coinage
elieved the act Of 1899 would raise silver
} par and keep II there. He copteuded |
nat it amounted to pledge that tn,
overnment would III Iintain free coinage
{ was expressly stated in the act that
was the established policy of the Unit
d States to maintain the two metals.
SpeaR er was not at the capitol today
L. has a heavy cold and enaIned In
is rooms working Oh comm ttees. The
enate today confirmed large number
[ recess appointments, buT owing to |
allure to adopt the usual notice OF con-
rmation to be sent TO the president.
he combinations were not made pub
C. Nomination of lGlkins for secretary
war was referred to committee on
ariff.
ASPEN, Col, Dec. 1.-THE Western
colorado congress was again is sess ion
I 10 O'Clock this morning. The COM
littee on credentials reported. The
on order of business and re
buttons of one from each county were
ppointed. The forenoon was consumed
/ hearing reports on statistics from
ach community which SHOW wonderful
ssOurces. The dfTern Don, evening and
)morrow will be taken up with enthus
lstic discussions. Committees With
over to act on various que stions viii be
ppointed. Ouray will probably be
elected as The place for the next con-
ress,
San FRANC1sCIsCo, Dec. 17.-Wheat
uiet; buyer season, 17515; buyer 81,
l7R Barly weak, buyer season, 1l514;
eller 81, 1925; seller 81, 110. Corn,
2.
Silver bars 95 to 9558; Mexican dollars
( to 7514.
Candies from Europe and candies