Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-17
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 that Anderson, Chss. Fairchl Id and Me Earl nd of the Reform club knew in ad- vance that Crisp expected to be called upon and had a speech pro pared and had SO informed the Associated Press 
 When Speaker Crisp entered the House today aud took the char there was spontaneous outburt of applause from all parts of floor and galleries. This was taken as tribute of sympathy for the Speaker in his unpleasant con- nection with the Reform club dinner. The speaker had before the House, a communication from the Secretary of the Treasury calling attention to the illness of General Rosecrans, and transmitting a jolnt resolution for authorizing the Secretary to delegate authority to Register of the treasury ten porarily during illuess Of the Regis ter. Tbis resolution passed the com mittee. he committee on military affairs submitted an army appropriation bill. It was referred to the committee of the whole. The committee ep labor reported bill prohibiting ths employ ment of convict labor on public works.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. l2.-NumerouG petitions for and against the passage of the anti option bill were presented and referred to the committee on agriculture, Petitions were also presented for closing the Worlds Fair on Sundays and for the construction of the Panama canal. The President to-day sent for approval the following appointments: G. NJ. Lambert, Nebraska. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; J. w. McDill, of Iowa, Inter State Commerce Commissioner; P. C. Cheney, New Hampshire, Minister to Switzerland.
 RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 12.- Philip Nj cholas IS under arrest charged with drowning James Mills and Judson Will kins all farmers living n the same farm Nicholas is a divorced man ard is sad tC have a strong attachment for Mrs. Mills tis charged that he induced Mills and Wilkinson to get into boat with him
 
 In deep water pulling out plugs which boat swamping the craft and causing both his companions to drown.
 TOPEKA, Kansas, Dec. PA state ment published this morningtO the ef feet that serious question arises IS tC whether the Weaver electors of this state are legally chosen for the reason that the 20,00O Democrats who voted for and gave them majority voted ticket headed Democratic Ticket" If this point is sustained it would give the liar risOn electors a majority. POpUlist leaders here have been Interviewe d in the subject this morning and scoateC the idea. They say thes- electors are e much Democratic electors as Weaver electors. The Democratic ticket bore the names of Cleveland and Stevenson for President and vcs-president.
 NEW YORK, Dec. l2-Stocks became cOmpars lively quiet after II o'clock The selling was due partly to the report that inc shipments tomorrow nigh reached S3,0C0,000.
 PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 12,-The twelfth
 
 iteration of T. bDr cOnvehes here today The labor si.uation ID the entire coun- try will be carvassed throughout HnC steps looking to .hs reorganization ot the entire mode procedure in labor mat ter will ae taken.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dac. 12.-The matter of fixing the date of the retrial os NJ B Curtis for the murder of Policeman Grant wss continued today by Judge Murphy until Dec. 24. The court re- fused to reduce the amount of Curtis bail which remains as formerly S50C0C
 LISBON, Dec. 12-The minister of wal hss resigned owing to failure Of the cabinet 10 agree upon proposed army re forms. The stability of the cabinet is threatened and Prime minister Ferrei a will refer the matter to the Cortez and ask vote of confidence.
 NASHVILLE, Dec. 10.-Mrs. H. Clay King and Ter two daughters are in the city looking toward securing the absO- lute pardon of their husband and father, Col. King, who Is now serving a life term for the murder of David Ii. Preston in Memphis.
 NEW YORK, Dec 12.-The trial under the forms of the Roman Catholic church of Rev. Father Patrick COrrigan, of Ho- boken, \, J.. will begin at Newark this afternoon. Esther Corrigan Is charged with unsoborGiDation in refusing to obey the Injunction Bishop Wiggar and in publishing a serles of articles making an onslaught on Cahenieysm In this country.
 BRUSSELS, Dec. 1O.-M Tirard of the French delegation explained the position of France in regard to bi-metelism. He sid under the present circumstances there was no chance to substitute bi-me- tallnsm for mono-metallism. There was nothing disquieting in the position of France, which with ot CT latin countries could open hints for Jne coinage of the silver of Germany and Austria. Each country has remedy in its own hands by increasing the coinage of silver. 1T every country increased the coinage of silver to 20 francs per capita, which was less than half of Frances total the amount of silver in circulation would be enormously increased.
 WAsHINGToN, Dec. 10.-Se1ator Tel lCIs N1AO lS OLlO OL IAAO " aA AACoI OiAoALA p;ons of silver, is decidedly opposed tc the repeal of the Sherman silver law and looks upon the bill introduced by NIT. Hill as menace to the white metal
 ''I am opposed to any interference with the Sherman law, said 1lr. Teller "fo7 any repeal of that law means the further depreciation of silver. Of course the law is not what it ought to be, erc we have always looked upon 1t AS tenn porary expedient. but 1t affords some re- lief. Until something better and more permanent is given, the silver men would naturally be opposed to it's appeal. The Hill bill or any similar measure will de preciate silver even lower than it is now and increase evil instead of remedyinc it."
 MT. Teller thinks there will not be any attemp liver legislation Jbis ses s;Oo .-arfa1r,tV mt untIl the RruSSal.