Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-07

] HincS dnoWu as bno Dau ger, LQe HOrcu-
pine, ind the West End, located forty
miles from PIT Arthur, Ontario, to Il III
Nichols OF Denver, who is said to be
acting for syndicate composed OF sew,
en- Englisbmen and five Americans; the
single sale, ID is said aggregates sum
approximating $10,000,000. These
three mines produce one half of the sill
yer taken from the Port Arthur district.
The operations of this syndicate are
said to be the direcs result of she silver
legislation in the United States and the
| negotiations it is slsimed are now IN
Ter way for some of the Important min-
iUg property in old Mexico aud Oolors-
do. The identity OF the purchasers is
kept secret. tut Levi Msvsr of Chicago
the attorney for the syndicate, says that
she americans interested are New York
aud ), Paul capitalists.
Springfield, Ill. Ma rob 4-Ths full
membership Of the joint assembly was
present 1T noon and the I36th ballot
resulted: Palmer 101, Streeter 90. Og-
lseby Z. The bslloting CO tinued up TO
the 139th ballot without any material
change, When the I40sh ballot was
| callel the Streeter representatives aro-
uDd the mn Who still chung to Oglesby
and warDei them that there were grave
representative Cockrsn would vote for
Palmer t0 punish what Ia deemed re-
| puIicNn trsao hsr7 IL failing 10 deliver
100 votes to Streeter, Their varying
was without effect, however, and the
140Jh ballot gave Palmer 1G1, Streeter
81, O2lssby 6 The farmers aud the
republicans then forced 81 adjourn
| ment.
Washington, March 4 The house Of
representatives of the fifty first congress
went out n burst OF song today. It's
endiog IVES remarkable and unprece-
denied aid as scene similar to that
which followed the declaration of the
speaker that the fitsy-firss congress was
adjourned without day. II wss safe to
say there never occurred before IN the
congress of the United States
The vocslists OF the house on the re-
| publican side of the chamber gathered
IN body near the front row of the
desks headed by Mr.. Coleman If Louis =
lana, Mr.. Ysriley OF Pennsylvania, Mr.
| Stivers of New York. and Mr.. Wade CT
| Missouri, and as soon as the house was
| declared adjourned they started up the
stirring war tune, "Marohing through
Georgia." which was taken no by the
great mass of the republican reprssen.
sstives who made the hall ring to the
| great delight and admiration OF thu gal
lsries packed full of people.
Adsmocrat chorus headed by rspres-
tafiyes-eiect John J O'Neil, of Missouri
with the "doxology," but their voices
we're soon drowned in the superior vol
ume Of sound from tbs press gallery OF
the house. The republicans bad taken
up the hymn. Republicans and demo-
Gratis alike ceased their singing to listen
to thst of their sometimes critics whose
| resonant chorus vas very effective.
Messrs. Burrows and Allen OF Michigan
and Coleman, with Mr.. Yardley for pre-
senior, struck up SOU Fstherlsnd" as
the closing notes of the doxologY died
swsy and the republicans joining in it
very generally. The effect was fine, as
was the singing of "John Browns bo-
dy," which Was taken up immediately.
Thu occupants OF the press gallery
for th4 last numbers in tine programme
renderd "good by congress, good by my
lover" and he is q jolly good fellow"
and it wasn't with regret on the part OF
the immense thTopg on the hoor and
the galleries that the imprOutu musl
Gale came to sn end. The crowd slowly
dispersed.
BILLS APPROVED.
Washington, March 4-The Presi-
dent today approved tie Legislative, de-
ticiercy, indian, consular and diplomat
ic. sn,,,lry civil, pension and agricultu
rsI appropriation bills, The join reso.
iutior providing for che organization Of
he cfcnit court OF appeals, the acts
for public buildings ct Clarksvilla, Ten
nesse- ana Saginaw, Mich, the act Gu
thor '.g portage railroad 81 the cas-
cades of Columbia river, amending the
laws ~ regard to timber culture, the
act incorporating the national conserva
tory IL music Of America, the act for
the protection Of the liyes o. miners in
the ter ritoIies. the act so commission r
@ Jobuson a resr sGmirBl in the navy,
and the copyright bill end 81 pension
bills were signed hy the president.
THE PRESIDENT SIGNS
Washington, March 4.-Ail the reg
ular annual appropriation bills have
received the Presidents signature.
st. Louis, March A Post Dispatch
special from OoultervIl;e, Ill, says tnst
Otto Barnes was instantly killed and
Chester Lovslsnd was fatally injured in
the mine here about 10 o'clock this
morning by the falling OF slate while
ut work.
Toledo, Iowa.. March 4-;udge Kim
to lay sentenced Elmer Warren to life
imprisonment at Anamoss for the muir
der OF conductor O'Neill on the ObIca
go & n. ". railway. The prisoner r
eivsd his sentence with indifference
Princstown. Ky., March A terri
bic casualty occurred on the Oumber-
land river short distance from this
place last Monday. Curtis Bird, mer-
chant o. Canton, started raft in charge
Of six men for Paducah and when a day
out they were overtaken by terrible |
gale. They managed to get the raft
Into the bank but Ii broke from its moor
Jugs ind driftsd into midstrahn. The |
wstsr was rcnning over the raft. The |
men gava signals of distress, but ths |
boat fearing to go to wreck passed by |
without making an effort to rescue them |
This was the las seen OF them. Itis
supposed that the raft struck a drift |
pile and went under with the men. Tue
parties lost were from Triegs county
and their names are unknown.
Cincinnati, o. March 4-fhe suicide
OF two young students at the Hebrew
college occurred at one o'clock this a
The IVav, Il