Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-09

for the privilege to address the senate on the silver bill he also withdrew "any and all objections expressed or implied to the order Cf the s9nate. He would offer no ot jacLlon nor dilatOry motion and do nOtI ing to interfere with carry ing into effect the order of the senate" , Stewart said he did not desire 10 rlace any senator az disadvantage therefore , he proposed that they tix Wednesday at 1 three o'clock TOT taking vose without | turih her debate on the bill and it's amend meDt5 German said he felt hins slf uncer peculiar circumstances; tie had bt en | rather looked to by saL atOrs on his Side 1 to object to the request for unanimous ! consent but he had not objected. An l ag feemPnt of that kind had never be, VI lated n iha seLafe put he submitted to the senator from Nevada as be had , already done privately that under ci'
 cu instances that these in charge of 5he blll could nOt proI er!y insist on gO- ing on with the bill without giving a gentleman an opportunity to be heard. Senator Morgan was absent and no agreement could be made under the cir cumstances Stewart then withdrew his
 request ai motion went over without agreement as to time for taking a rote, Che PresId mt approved the sentence of suspens lOa Tn tbe case of Commander Graham recently court martlaled. Con- iereLces on river and haIbor hi,I agreed
 on the only two points m dispute. The
 enate amend'nent providing for. Ths Dallas boat Rl oad, and lake Wash .neIOn Canal, of the Sent te conferenc, receded from both with provikio and three C.vi.iIDs be appointed to re-ex
 anime both railway prci cts.
 WOODLAND, Cal, July o.-A fire broke 1nt n the shed in the rear of the Opera block st 12:30 D. m. 4 fierce north SiBd carried the flames through block of buildings tO Ihe main street The whole Opera Block is on fi @ and will clean out some of ths principal stNre buildings and residences. No parLicu arg yet.
 HUNTINGTON, Tod July 2-An ex- press and freight on the Ch'ca. and Erie load was wrecked near h re last uIght ten cars loaded with bulIIUn and valuable horses were ditched. Th-
 wreck vas eau ei by ties pi ed on the track supposed for the purpose of rob- Uery. No one killed but financial loss "Ill be very heavy.
 OMAHA, July 2-It was aft .r II o'clock thIs morning when Chairman Dude neck called the Peoples Party National Convention 10 ord5r. In the cCllseum
 he earlier moruIng hours We're occu- pied by de lagates in dIscu- sing men and measures likel : to occupy the attention of the convent on durirg its ses ,ion As to caUdi iates there Is no do bt that with Gresham out, c sn. I. B, Weaver
 f Iowa, will be second choice. The rreat circular coliseum IS draped witl. flags and evergreens and presents an animated appearance.
 OMAHA, July 2-After the conve ntion ad been ca led to order by Chairman Lludeneck prayer was offered by Rev. 1 S,nj Diff 70 b,cner wsli known al !! hanca man. The chairman then intro- 'uced Hon. Ge lrge P. BemIs mayor of Omaha who delivt red an address of Se.cCme.
 he Committee on credentials chose John F. Dure of Califorui4, Chairman. MUsv of the states represented Do con- est reported.
 TORONTO, July 2. A special from Wharf n, Ont, says th;s IS DuminiOn lay ard ct zens were surprised this morning to see the st. rs and stripes hoisted high over sms British fl ig on
 he premises of Rev. c. A. Yeonan, Presbyterian minister. 1hs excited -ltiZens called the aIienii In If the au .OrItIes 10 tha matter. Tney asked YeCmans to pl ice the flags on equal terms. He refused and detied them 10 interfere. $ lme ea1ing cItiZ ans ma ch ed 10 the house with a constable aud lowered the flag and it. was torn up by the eScI:ed cItlzens.
 SAN FRANCISC), July 2.-Billy Maber, Australian pugIllst. has issued a chal- lsnIe to fight any l36 pObnd Il an ID the rOuntr', give or take four pounds at lbs Angele', or before any club offering reasonable pure. Maher offers t make a bet of SJ,C00 to S2500 on the side.
 QCEENsTowN, July 2-The steamer ''C ty of Chica go' which went asho~e ou barrel Tot ks near Xxi sal last eveDnIg remains fast and piOeTt cts of say ing her Enb 2 pod If the s-a should be rough. III 1T masts, passengers and IaIt of the cargo has been removed.
 FRESNO, c l. July 2.-The situation nnchar ged lie railroad officials reTorJ rains moved at modesto at Lathrop
 his morn n< ar d it is expected fire ghts Nill move from Fresno this afternoon no 4XcItemeDt.
 INDIANAPOLIS Ird, July 2.-In view f the abzOrbi interest throUgnout ne country On the D s'bi lty of the nomina ton cf Judge G. esham for the Presidency, ny the Peoples pary con- vention at O naIl copy ntio1 If ten dered." In reply tfe News this morn- ing Ieceived the fo'lo&ing dispatch New Orleans, Ind. July 2--I would not accept On an pla fjrm.
 WOODLAND. July 2d d-Yesterday's fire plDwed It's WAY through the most impOr- | [ ant business portion of Ihe city, cun- SumIng big brick h uses as if so much l, paper. The fire WIS gOttOl under con- trOl at about five o'clock In the a't4r- | noon. The efforts nf a sl ec al engine l with foreman IT. m $ 'cramentO were iD- | strumenthl iH saving the Banner Blo ok l winch ara many resid Ances. Tn. 1 ;itv trustees Ia night appointed seven | 5ps cIal pOlice men n patrol the city and | guard aglIust further outbreak and | 'e fire engine kept a steady stream on. The amount of lnSses wlli reach fully 6