Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-21

" ASh1N6TON, O. U. Jdus lO.-a I6- solution was in the House calling on the heads of departments for statement of accounts of southern war claims allowed and disallOwed was agreed to. In the Senate Morrill, spoke against the pas age of the McGarrahan bill. The House committee on commerce adopted reports of the committee on a bill to allow pooling by railroads under super vission of the interstate commerce commission.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Deormond iD- trOduced in the House today a bill to suspend duriug the first year of each presidential term all civil service laws m so far as they restrict or interfere VI the free exercise by the President or heads of departments of power to remove or appoint officers or employees of the government. The preamble to the bill says DO administration can fully and satisfactorily carry its policies into execution if large portion of subordi- nate officers are hostile to such policies.
 BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 17.-Gen. Buffers death was caused by the bursting of a small blood vessel in the brain. His brain weighed four ounces more than Daniel Webster's, one of the largest on record.
 PARIS, Jan. 16.-The expulsion from correspondent Of Milan paper tor throwing suspicion uLon M. Eulrea for neriy Italian ambassador in Paris of hay ing been implicated in tho Panama bri bery. Troops of the Paris garrison are kept ready for an emergency. Carnots friends assert should . revolution be at tempted, he will astonish France by hie severity.
 NANAME, B. c. Jan. 16.-A double execution took place here this morning The criminals were Tsrangenello sn Italian and Sing Kes Chinese. Both men died almost instantly. Tsrange- hello WAS convicted on cIrcumstantlal evidence Of murder of another Italian Caverele, with whom Tsrsngen sllos, wife was living. Sing Kse murdered another Chiuaman at the cannery on Rivers inlet.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Jan. 16.-In the HOuse 8 notion to suspend rules aud pass bill S0 s5ttle the claims of Arksn- ses and ether states uader swamp land grants failed to secure the neces- sarY two thirds vots and were therefore defeated.
 For sons fine the Republicans fiji tustered aga.1st the motion to suspend rules and pass . joint resolution for a constitutional amendment for the cleo ton O. United States senators by popu-
 a- vS5e. bat ia end permitted it to be cscr,ad without division.
 oAN FRANCISCO, Jan. I6.-About 5:30 o'clock this evening David Porctor, @ Uell-known wholesale liquor merchant, fell from the seventh story of the Mills building, a ten story structure, and was almost instantly killed. Porctor was leaning against the railing which runs around the interior court on the seventh floor and either became dizzy or lost his balance, for he slipped over the railing and fell. He struck the corner of the stairway on the second floor and his body then rebunded to the steps and reeied to the stone pavement OF the first floor. He was picked up in a dying condition and expired few minutes later. His skull was fractured and his right arm and all the ribs on his right side were broken.
 Proctor was a native of Scotland and 50 years of age. He was a pioneer of this state and accumulated a fortune but failed in business some years ago.
 DENVER, Coi, Jan. 1.-The Supreme Court has at last granted new trial to Dr. Thatcher Graves who last winter was convicted of murder of Mrs. Jose phine Barnaby, of Providence, R. J., by sending her through the mail a bottle of poisoned whiskey.