Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-12-12
TELEGRApHIC.

notify the president that the house was
organized.
CHICAGO, Dec. S.-A. G. Fish, president
of the California Worlds Fair associa-
ton, has applied for space in Horticul-
tural hall 5Sx270 feet He wants TO
bring q lot OF orange trees in bearing
condition
| He has also applied for five acres out
of doors for lemon, lines, ornamental
and nursery trees, and has Supplements ted
this by an application for 1000 feet Of
table space for fruit IN season.
BAKERsFIELD, Dec. S.-A committee
Of citizens in defence association sent
a Dispatch to Secretary Noble denying
the authority of :Alveo Udell to repre-
sent the settlers Of the county i'm the
matter of contested selections Of state
school lands. The settlers claim to be
able to haodle their own cases.
BEKNE, Switzerland, Dec 8.-Dr.
Welti, president of Switzerland, has re-
signed owing to voting against the gov
| ernmant purchases Of the Swiss Central
railway department.
LONDON Dec. 8.-The court Of appeals
has decided in the Maybrick case that
the insurance company must pay insur-
ance to The executors of Mr.. Maybric
and not TO the wife's assignee.
WASHINGTON, Dec, ga committee
meets ii Washington January 2lst to;de
eide upon the time and place of hold
ing the the democratic convention.
Secretary Fosters case shows i'm
proYement.
MADRID, Spain, Dec. 8.-A despatch
ho> L. II -
chancellor OF the department of the
French consulate there shot and killed
the French consul, de st. Sanveur, and
then shot himself to death. No reas-
ons are given.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8.-Some months ago
the Pacific Railroad company, an Hi
nuIs corporation oper ating cable street
railway at Los Angeles, got into finan-
cial difficulties. Judgment was entered
today against G. b. Holmes of this city,
president of the company, for sums
aggregatirg S164 900. The complainants
were Robert Law and Charles Whita-
ker.
MILES CRY, MoNT., Dec. S.-Orders
have been received from headquarters
at st. Paul, for troops Of Fort Keogh to
go TO Cheyenne agency, as the redskins
are dancing, in violation Of orders, and
have notified the agent that they intend
TO make attacks.
COLUMBIA, S. O., Dec. 8.-YAsterday,
Dick Lundy (colored) was shot to death
in Jail by mob, for the murder Of
James QUITS, the son Of the sheriff Of
Edgerfield county.
SANTA ANA, CAL, Dec. Sat meet
ing of the Santa Ana board Of trade last
evening committee was appointed to
call on the Santa Fe people and ask
that the line from San BernardiIo be
extended to Santa Ana, as was first ag-
reed upon.
Another committee will ask the rail-
road companies to make Santa Ana a
terminal point with freight rates, the
same as San Diego and Lie Angeles.
SAN Francisco, Dec 8.-Harry Miller.
son of Joaquin Miller, has been arrested
for robbing the Ukiah stage last month
He is twenty-five years OLD and has con-
fessed.
WASHINGTON, December 8.-The heavy
rain storm which visited the city this
morning had little effect in dampening
the ardor OF persons DESTROYS of witness
ing the opening Of the fifty second con-
gress, and in the house the galleries
we're crowded. AS the republicans en-
tered the hall of the house they were
greeted by their democratic colleagues,
and congratulations and condolences
were exchanged. The chamber pre-
sented bright appearance, notwith-
standing the gloomy day. Many desks
were ornamented with floral designs, the
speakers desk being conspicuous by the
absence OF adjournment.
At noon Clerk Mcpherson called the
house to order. The clerk Immediately
pronounced the call, and as Reed re-
sponded to his name his republican COLI
leagues gave him round of applause
The clerk having announced the pres
ence of 326 members, the house immedi-
ately, on motion Of Holman lind ! ad-
journed to meet at noon tomorrow.
In the senate credentials were called,
and Davidson Of Florida, who claimed
to be the senator from that state, was
placed on ME. Credentials Of Dubois of
Idaho were laid on the table until TO-
morrow. The name of Hill, senator elect
from New York, was not printed on the
list, nor were his credentials presented.
When the credentials Of Brice, as sera
tor-elect from Ohio were read, Sherman
said: Il am entirely satisfied that Brice
is entitled to be sworn in on prima facia
case. His credentials were regular in
form. / simply give this notice, how
ever, so his being sworn may not be con-
sidered any waiver or mlsapprehension
or misconstruction il the people or leg
islature OF Ohio should assert and prove
to the satisfaction of the senate that
Brice was not at the time of his election
an inhabitant of Ohio.
There were but four members OF the
senate who were not in their seats
These were Jones, of Nevada; Jones, of
Arkansas; Stanford, of California, and
Vance, of North Carolina. After the
TRANSACTION Of routine business the SEN
ate adjourned.
DENVER, Col. Dec. 8.-The trial of
DIR. Graves, charged with the murder of
Mrs. Barnaby, was resumed today,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Crisp was nom.
mated speaker of the on the Both ballot.
The I'D ballot was destined TO mark
the first significant change of the day,
Cable and Newberry abandoning
Springer, and voting for Mills. During
the succeeding ballots the excitement
was intense. Shiveley had notified Gable
and NewDerry that whenever they de-.
serted Springer for Mills, he and his
friends would vote for Crisp. This threat
was carried out Shiveriy and Stout
changing to Crisp. Cobb and Dearman
then left Hatch and voted for Mills I'm
mediately there was the widest excite
ment. Catchlngs and others of Crisp's
forces rushed from the hall and into the
headquarters of Hatch. There was a
brief conferences and Catchings returned,
followed by Hatch, who voted for Crisp,
and Byrnes and Wilson of his state OIL
lowed his lead. This gave Crisp a lead
of votes, the 23rd ballot resulting
Crisp 100, Mills 80, Mcmillan 10, Spring
er Ii, and Stevens l. On the oath ballot,
har 70 70 ..