Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-12
TELEGRApHIC.

tlemen of both parties who have been
 hoping it would be postponed until af- ter. the election are tonight convinced
 that the issue must be disposed cf by the house before the date of the National Convention. In free coinage both par ties are of course highly elated. Gold
 men in the dem cratic party are flied
 with dismay and foreDcdings, while anti 1 free coinage men, who comprise S5 ! per cent, of members Of the house,
 view of the situation with ompla-
 cency. A vote today indicates that the
 house will surely pass bill so decisiv.
 and overwhelming that it was victory of
 the advocates on free coinage. It was a 1 significant feature of proceedings that on ali disputes that arose on the parlia- mentary question of anii-free coinage did
 most Of the talking. To one famlliar
 with political methods the conclusion would be irresistible 7fter listening to
 the denucIations of Speaker Crsp's rui- tugs to the impassioned oratory and dlrefel predictions of those opposed to 1 the Bland bill, that free coinage men were to be swept away in whirlwind. | let when the vote came not one silver resolution alone but of auxiliary ques-
 tious of free coinage men came to the front in unbroken d by vote of over two to one routed their opponents on the last and vital propositions that setting apart three days for considering
 the Bland bill of frea coinage by an over.
 wheiming vote of l9O to S4.
 PITTSBURGH, Pa., March 7.-Ex-Sana- 1 tor John C. Newmyer of the supreme l court Of the western district of Pennsyl- Vagl ,sJdueuly became insane yesterday 1 while en route on the western eXpres from Jersey city to Pittsburg, and he drew d revolver. and frightened the pas> i SengerS by threatening to kill prom lnent minister whom he said had gone ! away with Mrs. Newmyor. His con- uitlon last night was dangerous. He
 was suffering from erysipelas as a result of ar operation performed on one of his ] feet laJely', and It has acted on his brain. lie was taken to hospital. The story | about his wife has TO foundation.
 NAPA, Cal, March This morning
 in the superior court Carl Schmidt. self confessed murderer of Mrs. John o. Greenwood, pleaded not guilty to charge. The trial was set for April J2th. Prob ably however, that trial will not take place until May, as defense is attempt | Ing to secure testimony in regard to Schmidt, from Germany, which cannot | get here beiore that time. Madigan, | who was sent to Ukia to identify the man Martin arrested there as the miss | ing Greenwood murderer returned this morning and reports that Martin looks like the man, but is not him. Prospectrr
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 1.-Two hundred negroes arrived here last night from Pine Bluff and vicinity en route to the Cherokee strip, with the intention of stalking claims when the land is | thrown open. It IS estimated that 15O0 ! negroes will leave this section inside of a few weeks and farmers are getting anx- lous as they are at present seriously crip- pied for want of labor.
 WALLA WALLA, March At half past six this morning Theodore HeirtZ shot | and instantly killed his wife and then killed himself. Mrs. Heirtz left her husband about two weeks ago and went to live with her sister, Mrs. Kellen. Early this morning Heirtz called lis wife to the door and immediately shot her.
 SAN BERNARDINo, March 7.-The gold excitement at Cottonwood Springs is | probably the biggest thing in the couu- try. The departures from here today Were over forty, including several busi- ness men. Sixty or more will leave to- l morrow,
 SANTA FE, March S.-Rodrigo Marti- neg, a miner, has just returned from a long stay in M,xico, and was stabbed to the heart by his mother last evening, at Fl Rixom.
 Some years ago Martinez went to Mexico to make his fortune, leaving be- biLd his mother and sweetheart. Geo. HOllston sought to marry the girl, tel ling her Martinez had been killed in fight. The girl, however, refused to marry him. When Martinez returned Hallston persuaded him to visit his mother in disguise. HaIlston ran to bis I mothers house and said he would brlpg | the slayer of her son to Ter in few minutes, ..that she should kill the rascal. When Rodrigo entered the enraged old woman bounced upon him and stabbed ! him to the heart. A moment later she found her mistake, and raving mad she cut her throat. Hdliston was Set up on by the sweetheart of Martinez, but escaped.
 WASHINGTON, March 8.-Springer and Blaine are better today.
 SAN FRANcIsco, March 8. The steam- ship Australia arrived this morning, seven days from Honolulu.
 TOPEKA, Kans, March S.-rhere viii be DO strike on the Topeks and Santa Ife railroad system, as tralnmen and of ticlals have come JO terms.
 LONDON, March 8.-Hon. Chas Foster secretary of the United States treasury, left for Southhampton this aftsrEon. He will embark tomOrrOwfor NeH York. WAeHINGToN, March S.-In the sen ate Stanford introduced 8 bill which
 gas referred to ;h. committee on finance. ,o tx duty on opium of 5 q pound. F'lesoa introduced bill to create a California debris c0mmlsslon, and Tegu- fate hydraulic mining; referred.
 FLoRENCE, $. c. March S-L ". Tol- bart. father of the International Order of Msc cbanlcs, and at enc time its president,
 sas killed in fight with two bcys aamad Carr inger. The killing IS the result cf whipping he gave one of the boys for alleged scandalOus talk about his daugher.
 PITTSBURGH, March S-F1nleyvllle, tsenty-tgso miles south of thIs city, on ih. Baltimore road, Was the scene uf nigbwaV robbery last night Four men