Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-09-23
TELEGRApHIC.


Rogg has been requested to call a coun-
Gil of governors of the silver states.
The object is to Suggest that such
states pass a law that silver dollar
weighing one ounce be legal tender pay
ment for debts, the mines to have the
money coined in Mexico. Some law
yers say the pan is constitutional.
WASHINGTON, Sept. A. - Senator
Voorhees, sad 10 an Associated Press
reporter that he expected vote to be
taken On the repeal bill in two weeks.
If the silver men attempt to fiiibuster
the working hours of the senate will be
increased, aud it will become question
OF physical endurance.
VEST SAYS IT'S LIE.
Regarding the published statement
10 New York that ne mad changed his
position and would vote for the uncon-
dtional repeal bill, Senator Vest said t.
an Associated Press reporter today, en-
phaslzing the statement with considera-
ble warmth, that 1T was lie manufac-
tn ed out of whole cloth.
The pres dent nominated ex Governor
George w. Click, of Kansas, pension
agent at Topeka.
VOORHEES, DEFENDS HIMSELF.
voorhees, said there was nothing
further from his purpose than to in
terfere with legitimate and wholesome
debate. He (Voorhees) was a better
friend of silver today than any man who
resorted to obstructive methods to keep
this miserable law OBJ the statute book.
He could not allow anybody to say he
was in haste to restore silver money.
He expected, when the Sherman act
was repealed to engage In bringing about
| proper system of coinage, as he had
in the past. Several other speeches were
made and the senate adjourned.
HAND-To-HAND FILIBUsTERING.
Republicans in the house this Morn
| ing began covert tilibusterlDg against
| the proposed bill for repeal of the fer-
edal election laws, by moving that the
| committee reports be dispensed with
| Tucker objected aud called for the yeas
and nays. The republicans refused to
vote and no quorum was declared.
| Messengers were sent out to bring N
| the absentees and the house settled
! down to long hand-to- hand coetest.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 14.-Wheat firm,
| December 5l.19 3-S; May 81 80 q. Barley,
| stronger. December 10 3.
CHIDAGo,. Sept. 14-This is Ohio day
at the fair. Governor Mckinley made
speech.
Cows, Isle of Wight, Sept. 1.-THE
| Navahoe has been awarded the prize in
1 the race Tor the Brenton Reef cup,
which according to first calculations
was thought to be won by the Brittania
by two seconds, according to time al
| lowance.
FAIRBAULT, Mimi, Sept. 14-Formal
announcement of the failure Of the
Fairbault school plan has been made.
Father Conry went before the board OF
education and SAID Catholics would not
consent TO the assignment of two Protss-
| tant teachers to school which had been
| Catholic from time unknown. He said
the order was from Archbishop Ireland
at the request of the pope. The school
now becomes parochial.
RIVERSIDE, Cal, Sept. 13.-Deputy
| United S ates Marshal Faris arrived in
the city today with warrants for the ar
rest of ten Chinese. The warrants were
issued by Judge Ross, of Los Angeles,
at he instlgation of a committee of cit
izers Of this CT Y. Deputy Faris vent
| after his men and soon secured all of
| them. They were taken to san Bemar-
dino and will be taken to Los Angeles
for trial. The men arrested have been
employed as laborers. The arrests have
| caused deep CONSERVATION in Chinatown
| and the celestials are keeping out ei the
way. Five Chinese. for whom warrants
are held, viii be taken into custody TO
morrow.
New YORK, Sept l3-John S. Woop
of Pennsy lvania, one of the stockhold-
| ers of the Northern Pacific railway
| CONT any, on behalf of himself and other
stockholders has begun an action in the
supreme court against Henry Willard.
Charles l.. Colby, Colonel Gate Hoyt
| Edwin NJ. Abbott, the Northern Pacific
| railway, Thomas T. Oakss, Henry c.
Rouse, and Henry G. Payne, its receiv-
ers and the Chicago and Northern Pa
| cItic railway company, to compel the in
dlvidusi defendants TO make restitu-
ton of a million dollars which sum
| it is alleged, the Northern Pacific ccm-
| pany has been deprived Of by means Of
/ fraud.
WASHINGTON PARK, Sept. 13.-Naucy
Hanks troited today against 204, max
! ing the mile in 2:06.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-The name of
Baby Ruth's sister has been decided on.
The president announces that she will
be christened Esther.
LONDON, Sent 1.-THE lombard
ment OF Rio Janerio by the rebel feet
began yesterday at II o'clock. The re-
, port that the garrison ard strongest
fort went over to the rebels has been
confirmed.
WASHINGTON Sept. II. - Secretary
Gresham received the following from
| Minister Thompson at Rio Janeiro:
At IL this morning revolutionary
forces bombarded the forts commanding
the eutrance of the harbor also the ar
senal on the wharf in the center of the
city. Few shells were fred into the
city. One woman was killed. CONNER
cal kilograms heve been forbidden.
The cruiser Charleston has not arrived.
The dispatch pract cally disposes of
tile nOPeS VI tue navy department CCaC
the cruiser Charleston had reached
Rio Janeiro and 1t is nov believed she
went direct to Montevdeo without
touching at any Brazilian port.
NEWARK, Ohio, Sept. 14-Lawrence
j. Neal, d mocratic candidate for gov
error, opened the democratic campaign
today. He declar-d the Mckinley and |
Sherman laws the cause o: the present |
financial trouble, and the defeat of he |
repGb :Ican party II OHIO. he said, would |
be the final jude ment of the American |
people.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 49, Congressman