Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-09
TELEGRApHIC.

silver bill. It is said the bili will be re- ferred to the committee on coinage. Under the rules Bland asked that the committee have leave to st during the sessions of the house Tracy objected and moved that the bill be referred tO the committee on backing. The vote resulted in DO quorum, and d call of the hocse ordered; I79 members responded. Catheps offered n resolution that all leaves of absence exec pt for sickness be revoked; carried. Anotier vote on Tracy's mCticn to refer the biil to the committee on banks and banking show ed no quorum voting. A motion to ad journ was defeated snd ta!i of tbe house ordered.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, July ,. - George Beng"r this morning fatally shot hls friend N lillian Oekes and iu a mo- ment ot remorst turned the revolver and killed nlmse.f.
 VIScEN E, Ind .iu y 5-Wi ian Ty Ter presldenG of the Viucennes National Bank this morning drove to the cem, - tery seated himself oD the grave of his daus hter and shot himself through the heart.
 OMAHA, July 5.-Ex- Confederate General Field of Virginia was romiD at ed for vice-pres!dent by the Peoples party convention yesterday, and the convention adjourned sine die.
 BIRMIN, HAM, Ala. July 5.-An un- known negro attempted a3 assault upon two highly respectable white women in one day. The fiend surrendered ID a swamp near Jasper, and was riddled with bullets.
 WASHINGTON, July ,. - Berry called up Hales resolution as to the two poli- cies of protection and tariff for revenue only and addressed the senate. He de clared that par5 of the preamble contra " to actual facts and evidently des- perste effort to step falling cause.
 WASHINGTON, July ,. The committee on results of the house dld not meet this morning. But will try aud get to- gether tomorrow. CatchIns says So far the majority of the committee bas not had any conference respecting the treat ment of the silver bill.
 ST. PAUL.-July 5.-Mrs. A. W. Smith (coloredl shot and killed an unknown man at Lake Owesso. Mrs. Smith was housekeeper for Charles Heney, mar ket gardiner on whUse place the man had tresspassed. She claims the man threatened to shoot her.
 DEs MONIES, July 5.-An effort is be- ing made to unite the Democratic and Peoples parties in this state by giving the Peoples party the electorial ticket and the Democrats tie state ticket. The object s 10 help throw the election in the house and elect CleVe- land.
 LONDON, July 5.-The Star says if the average of yesterdays gains were m8in- tained returns will give the liberals a majority of l50 in the next parliamment. c ads tone is jubilanG over yesterday $ results. Returns up to 3:30 this after noon show 52 conservatives II liberal and liberal unionists.
 WASHINGTON, July 5.-No quorum subsequently appearing, th5 houss op motion of Bland adjourned. The presl- dent sent to the sanate the nomination. of Wm. CODus of Oregon, to be consul % Sydney \. $. w, and Ernest Timme. of Wisconsin. auditor of the treasury.
 CHEYENNE AGEN>Y, $. D., July 5- Mondays program included a great Sioux Catholic congress which was be- gan with scalp dance oy Cherry Creek wild Indians at sunrise. < Cathol c conference on temporal affairs was fol lowed then by day feast at noon. All the Indiaus participating. In the after noon there was pony races, dancing, and ball playing. The peace pipe and camp fire program occurred last evening. All leading Sioux are here.
 BUFFALO, N. Y. July 5.-Some start ling figures We're brought out tnIs morn ing concerning the National Savings Bank defaicatIon.
 The widest guess has been outdone by actual facts, only about half of the passbouks have been examined and the dedication reaches 6 surprising total of four hundred and twenty six thousand six hundred and thirty six dollars. The revelation was made this morning in the supreme court when Deputy Attorney General applied for temporary receiver for the bank.
 WASHINGTON, July 5,-Assistant Se- cretary Spauiding today received a special telegram from Special Treasury Agent Williams at Port Townsend con- tirming the report that the British steamer Coquellion with six thousand seal skins on board was seized at Port Ithez, Alaska, by the revenue steamer CorwIn for violation of the United States custom regulations. Gen. Spauld- ing says the sealskins were seized be- cause they formed a portion of tue yes sel'e cargo not shown in her manifesto
 NEW YORK, July 5.-The Tammany committee today endorsed ths Chicago platform and pledged earnest support to the nominees.
 NORTH BUCKFIELD, Me. July 5.-A cycloue passed over the towns Uf Paris, Buckfield, Stumble and Hartford Sun- day afternoon. It biex dwel ings from thelr foundations. smashed barns and farm buildings into kindling wood, kill ing several horses, destroying farm i'm plements and carrying debrls long dIs- Ad-EtCSs AONNAoA RCASOLS but not seriously.
 CLAYTON, Del, July 5.-A fierce storm wind, rain and hail, struck the reighbor- hood of Church Hill Sunday evening For three-qusrters of mile 1t leveled houses, orchards, timber, fences and growing crops. Several dwellings were but their occupats were un- injured.
 WASHINGTON, July 5.-Everybody in the house this morning was discussing the prospects of the silver bIll. It is clear that Culberson, chairman of the judiciary committee. has discomforted his free silver friends by his statement that the senate bill would destroy the !egai tender character of the treasury notes issued under the terms of the act of 1890 winch the bill repeals. The re- suit of tbat declaration has been to create division among free silver men. 4 number of them, including Bland himself, accept CulOerson's opinion and oelisye the bill will have to be amended ]