Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-06
TELEGRApHIC.

next Tuesday Stewards free coinage
bill will be reported to the senate.
There is little doubt as to the nature of
! the report, for discussion this morning
showed that two democratic senators
would probably join with the republican
majority in recommending adverse ac-
ton upon the bill.
SAN Francisco, Feb.2 Moses Hopkins,
the we'll known capitals t,died here this
morning of heart failure, believed 10 be
the RESULT of an attack OF la grippe,
which he experienced mouth ago. He
leaves an estate Of three million dollars,
chiefly lands In this state.
He WIS born in Henderson, n Y, IN
ian. 1917. Was edu Gated at Cir ar. Bar
rinCtep. Mss, and cane to Cali ornIa
in 1852. He has resided at San Mateo,
Cal.
LONDON, Fab "A storm last night
caused heavy sea run in the channel
which added to the dangerous position
Of the steamer Elder, on Atherfield
ledge. Should she slide eff the ledge she
will surely go to the bottom. arine
men think she will almost surely be lost
and all hands are hastily leaving her,
PARIS, Tex Feb. 2 News from Brun-
ner town, in the Creek nation, st4tes
that Esna Gordon and Caeser Bruner
were killed 10y a deputy United States
MARSHAL, and enc deputy was seriously
wounded H. the fl bit. Officers sourround
ed numbe- OF outlaws in Burners
hOuGa with tina = hfv. r,.Sulf
AUSTIN, Tex. Feb. .. -Adjt. Gen.
Nabrey returned To the scene OF Garza's
operations on the Rio GranGe and after
brief stay started back 10 camp. He
claims that rangers located Garza in the
chaparral aud expressed the conviC ton
that his arrest can Os eff ctei today.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a claim for in
dennity from tEe Chilean government
for the murder OF r., gin, one or the
BaltImore's sailors, 1t Valparaiso, WAS
presented to the state doI ar, nant to
day.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Feb. david Porter,
deputy collector Of the lort, was shot
dead early this morning by his son.
Porter was beating bis wife.
MENNToNE, Fsb 2.-The remain of
Rev. Cuas IL. Spurgeou are lying 5eD
almost hidden from sight b the mum
Der of floral wreaths sent by relative,
friends ana admirers OF Lhe 0r.;eased.
The body viii DO removed t)morrOw
the m0rtuary chapel 10 the IN ry.
Mrs. Spurgeon is bearing up well uu, er
her great sorrow.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The rules are
still subject OF harrowin: discussion 10
the house pending amendment This
morning one was offered by Oates, pre-
vlding for Il committee OF fifteen menu
bers on order of business. p. ker o.
South Dakota wished 20 offer az amend
ment giving the committee on invalid
pensions the right 1T had during the
ifty-irst congress 20 report at any time
on general pension legislation, but the
demand for the previous question BY
Catchings put him off. Oates amend
menJ was rejected. On motion Of Nc
Cfeary an amendment was agreed to.
requiring that general appropriation
bills De reported within thirty days af~
ter appointment of committee if in long
session or fort; day S f III short session.
amendment by EglOe, providing that
committees in reporting private bills
shall file them with the clerk 10 be
placed upon appropriate calendar, was
agreed to. Burrows of Michigan offered
an amendment, re-establIshiDg the rule
Of last congress empowering the speak
or TO count quorum. Anderson moved
TO ado d Clause providing that In 10 case
shall the hat, cloak or umbrella of d
member III the classroom be counted.
Reed replisd his impression Was that
officers of The house elected by what
ever party were quite capable of honest
ly carrying out The rules Of the house
as they understood them, and it seemed
to him it would oe great mistake for
the presiding officer to emit TO lake no.
tice of what lie (Rsed) believed to be
quorum under the legislation. Ander-
son sad the amendment Was Lot intend
ed as reflection upon the present
speaker but as d ref 5cLlon on the tyran-
by and arbitrary way If the speaker of
the last house and the republican breth-
eren who st ,od at his back The geo
pie had passed upon these doings a"C
lad said by an overwhelming ma jority
that they would have no more couaJIng
of quorum such as INDUCED in 10y the
fifty-tirst congress.
Reed replied to he specific 81 tenent
made by Anderson To the eff ct that
Foreman, Of Illinois, was cCunIeu t.
n.ty II Whpn n
fact be was no. Ia the city, was correct,
but Payson then occupied the char ana
made an error in the count, ard mis-
takes would exist under any system.
Anderson withdrew his anenGn ent and
me question was taken on Burrows
amendment. Yeas and nays We're Or
'lered, pending which the house ad-
journed.
LINCOLN, Feb. 1.-The ne rs of the de-
cision o. the United States supreme
court in the Boyd Thayer case WAS re
celved Very quietly mere. Govern o
rhayer declines TO be interviewed, mere
~ stating that be would abide by the
decision of the supreme court. Other
state officials were uncommunicatIve.
Apouinlive officers receive the decision
as final and are preparing to turn their
offices over TO other hands when GCv-
ernor Ihaery vacates. State supreme
court will not meet until the 10th an all
Justices are cut of the city,
The courts order saws the judgment
of the supreme court OF Nebraska is re-
versed IA. canse remanded to be 70
ceeded with in accordance to tae law
and in conformity with TINS opin Oh uR>
less the Neb. aska courts should OF their
own accord depart from that usual GUS
tom. Governor Boyd will not he rein
stated 10 Office before March at the earl
Test. Ex-Attorney General Garland asked
for manGate from the court this after
nocr, bot Chief Justice Fuller said the
court could not depart from its usual |
custom, and he would not issue the man
date before the usual time unless notice |
Of intention could De given the other |
eide. The motion of Garland therefore |
was denied. AS the court today adj