Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-08-26


WILL PREPARE TARIFF. BILL.
Chairman Wilson, Of the ways nnC
means committee, today said, the cCm
mittee sill probably prepare genera
tariff bill IL accordance with the dec
l8rations of the Oh cago platform. lie
thinks it quite probable that congress
will find itself in a position to adjourn
about thu middle of September.
In talking alb ,ut:the work of the ap-
preparation committee Chairman Sayres
made similar observations.
IN TIE SENATE.
Peff offered a resolution that a
violation OF the law was committed BY
rational banks in declining 10 pay
dspositols' checks in currency, which
was taken up today. 1t brought out a
long discussion, at the conclusion of
which the resolution went to the foot
OF the calendar 8 here it can be reached
only by affirmative majority vot IS.
Alien gave notice of an amendment
he would offar to Voorhees, bill. 1t pro-
poses to add To the repeating clause of
that bill a provision that hereafter
standard silver is to be coined into dol
lars, halves, quarters and dimes.
The bill WAS then laid aside ard bill
10 increase the ma ionai bank circu!a-
ton Was taken up, the question beng
on an amendment offered by Cockerell,
for the redemption OF such two per cent
binds as may be offered and for the
pay inert in new treasury notes.
| Stewart took the floor and set out to
antagoDiZ3 some positions taken in Voor-
hees' speech. After b.ief debate the
| bill and amendment went over without
| rctioo.
| ROTTERDAM, Aug. 23.-Two cases of
cholera and ore death from the desease
occurred in this city.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-LoTd Ounraven's
cutter, Valkyr7, challenger for Ameri-
| cas- cup, sailed from Southampton for
| tbs United States this morning.
Huron. Cal, Aug. 23--The items
Of this place he'd a quiet and eiIsctual
| anti Cheese meet ng yesterday after
no n. Twept, four Chimes LETT o. tie
| 'raIn tbs mor1ipg for Lamoore, leaving
but tdree Chinese in town, one cook
and tive ction lab9rers, whose piaue5
viii be flied with white iabor IL a few
| days.
BEaLIN, Aug. 23.-Duke Ernest, of
| SaXe-Coburg and Gotha, died last night
il his castle at Rheinhard's Brumn.
| The duke was chljleEg. Tbs throne
therefore, falls t. the duke OF Edinburgh,
=econd son of Queen Victoria and her
late Prince Albert, VINO was she brothsr
| o. Duke Ernest. Tie Guke of Edin-
| bUTgh thus becomes a reigniDg German
prince.
SYLVAN BEACH, n. Y, Aug. 23.-The
delegates and speakers to the farmers
| alliance and peoples patty state conven-
ton issued al appeal TO the farmers OF
The west, asking item t. send supplies
70! the starving poor in New York. the
appeal IS signed 10y j. b. Weave, Iowa;
L. e. Dean, New York; Mary +. La;sa
Kansas; William J. Kerr. Colorado; Mrs.
Marion Todd, Michigan; L. c. Paddock,
Colorado.
Chicago, Aug. 22.-Steps were taken
today to organize a workic gmea's re-
lief end aid committee, with a view t.
provide work for the large number #
unemployed men in this city. 4 meet
ing of unemployed Was held thus after
neon. About 1900 were in attendance,
all of them foreigners. The meeting
was called ostensibly to devise ways Of
getting work for those who need it, but
it soon turned into an old-time anarch-
list meeting, during which howis were
sent up for bread or blood.
San Francisco, Aug. 23.-Amorg the
passengers from Honolulu last ni"ht
was w. G. Wilder, vino resigned the
vice presidency of the provisional govern
| ment only TN hour before leaving Homo
lula. Wider says be resi- ned because
be is going to remain in United States
some time aid he thought it best to
have the vice-preSideEt IN Honolulu in
case anything should happen to Pre-
ident Dole.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 23.-Dr. G.
n. Metcaif, secretary Of the state beard
Of health, went to Muncie today and
unearthed fourteen Well-devylope.! cases
Of smallpox. These cases have been
Isolated and every precaution taken to
prevent the spread Of the disease.
i baby died tonight of tie disease.
The mayor ard city physicians are in
consultation tonight and pest houEe is
70 be established tomorrow. Sixty per-
sons were vaccinatad today and scores
will be tomorrow.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The beautiful
white buildings Of the exposition will be
sold SIS junk.
They will soon be advertised and knock
ed down to highest bidder. About Il 9
only thing of future uss in them are the
iron and steel arches, and timbers. 1t
is thought that rot more tnan million
dollars can be realized from the auc-
ton. The manufactures and l;beral
arts building, which cost S1,600000, will
Of necessity, it is believed, ozing 10 the
magnitude of the undertaking, be given t.
the mau who sill tear it down and carry
the d bris away. Each arch OF this
building contains twenty carloads Of
| steel, all firmly rivetsd together.
SAN Francisco, Aug. I3.-In tie trial
Of Actor III. B. Curtis for the murder of
Policeman Grant, Joseph Hol'ze treas
Urer of the TivoH theatsr identified the
pistol found near Grants body which
was brought to HIM fewdays before
Grants death by theater employees, who
said it dropped ont OF Curtis pocket as
he lay asleep on the lounge in the
theater Office.
II. Ii. Leahy, a theater employee,
test fed that he picked up the pistol
which had dropped out of Curt SIS pocket,
and gave it II Hclize, who identified
| the pistol found near GRAFT &c the ore
picked no. This evidence was regarded
as important, as strong pJiat of the
| Certi's d=fe Sc was that he never owned
lack-handled piston like the one
| found.
| DE5 MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 23-The
democratic state convention assembled
this morning. Temporary Chairman
Henry Vollmer, IN a speech said that
although the country was under dem
ocratic administration, it was governed
by republican laws and these laws we're