Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-16
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WASHINGTON, Dec. lI.-1n the senate
Hoar introduced resolution calling
upon the president for further iuforma-
affairs.
The resolution by imputation attacks
the presidents appointment of a COM
missioner without the consent and
advice OF the seaate, Hoar said, land il
it were true the president (the senate
being then in SESSION. auth orizsd 40
officer to exercise paramount diplomatic
authority in anothsr country with
which United States wa u at peace, and
authorized him to employ at his discre-
ton the naval force of United States
and had given him title, which was
enumerated as one of diplomatic officers
in the act of congress he, was standing
upon very slippery ground and had
better step Do To terra hrma rapidly and
at once. Laughter.
Gray replied TO Hoar, saying he
believed the policy of Cleveland not
only that of justice and magnanGmity but
one of no interference.
THREE MONTHS RESPITE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-the ways and
means committee have changed time
when the tariff bill will go into effect
from March l to June l.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE situation
in Hawaii since the tariff bill was fret
announced by ways and means committee
shows many pro ests against its provi
sions have been made. A large number
of which are letters addressed to indi-
yidual memlers of the committee,
claiming that the bill means destruction
to particular lines of business which the
writer's are engaged In. Some others
who will feel the effects of the measure
come IN person 10 Washington, to make
their protests against what they
co9eider grave mistakes. These dele
cations generally manage to see either
Charm Wilson or other members of
the committee tn -ough men who repre-
sent their districts In the house.
Members Of the committee have been
very patient listening to what various
visitors hav9 to say, but they have not
bseu Inclined TO DE influenced by their
plants. Some OF the democratic
members of the house have been as
im. ortunate as these visiting delega-
tiors, but even they have not been able
to get at the committee with any better
results.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 1.-THE
president has nominated ss register of
the land Office Henry d. Ross, at
Pr scott. AS rece yer of public moneys,
Edward r. Monk, at Tucson, Arizona.
Jib, AlrxIs, Little Albert and and sever
al less noted trotters and PAGERS, arrived
yesterday from Philadelphia and left to-
day for California.
CHICAGO. Dec 1.-The taking of evil
dence in the Coughlin trial began this
morning. The first witness was the ex-
captain of the Laxeview police, in whose
territory Dr.. Cronin's body was found.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE thirteenth an
nuai convent on of the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor opened here today. About
a hundred delegates from all parts of
the country Were present. President
Gompers called them to order.
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec 1.-THE Cannon
Ball. trim on the Texas d Pacific road
was robbed by six men at Duval last
night. The express safe and passengers
were relieved of money and valuables.
1t is not known how much the express
company lcses. The robbers shot the
engineer 10 the shoulder for not
Obey ing their order to stop quickly
enough.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE |
steamer n and NJ p" went asho' e
six miles north here in frighjfu g lie |
and snow. torn. She is in very bad |
position, 400 feet from shore and |
broadside t. the seas. The passengers |
have trken refuge in the cabin. Efforts /
of thu life-saving crew TO rescue those |
on board fro ~ perilOus position have
so far been fruitls SIS. 1t s feared they |
they will all be lost. The vessel, which |
is appar ntiy gong 10 pieces, is valued
at $50 con, having on board a valuable
miscel 'aneous cargo.
MILwAUKEE, Dec 11-Late this after
noon all of the passengers on the steam.
or were brought ashore.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1O.-The G9rmaria
club, the most Influential German social
in Chicago, has by a vote
Of to > by its directors, refused The
preferred gift of an oil portrait Of Gov
ernor Altgeld. AS result OF the i'm
piled liz suit, the governor, who came in
rom Washi gton to speak at banquet
70 be given by the club tonight, has re-
used to be present. The action is taken
t is said, becau of Governor Alt2eld's
pardon of the al arChists. Carl Buen-
zen, German consul in Chicago. and DR..
Emil r lchter, representative of the Ger
nan Worlds fair commiss oners. an
that they would not respond to
Loasts at the banquet If the affair wasi
% be in the nature Of an ovation TO Alt
red.
The affair has caused intense excite
n"nt in German circles and a split IN |
he Germania club is expected.
WASHING ON, Dec. 10.-An Associated {
Press cable from Auckland, showing
hat no attempt 10 restore the queen
o the Hawaiian throne has been made
Up to Nover her "a, was received with i
ouch satisfaction IL the capitol by
hose who opposed the restoration
olicy, but even greater interest was
ttacned 10 tue interview with the 6
United States Ambassador, Thomas F. '
'ayard, In London, stating 10 effect c
hat President Cleveland had no 10 t
ention that United States forces 1
hOuld lent r the islands and depuse r.
he govern ment." This statement OF {
lr. Bayard's, inJimating that the pres h
ient mad never contemplated force is i
D much at variance With the position d
ltherto uDderst ool to be Occu :,iai By @
le president that it has tened to con- b
rn the growing impression among
0ngressmen that armed force will not :,
g resorted 10 IN the Hawaiian i lands
The Transmission Of the Hawaiian &
lstruc'ions TO congress is probably o
sveral days away yet. President !,
leveland has few contdents AS to g
hat his me sage on the suit ect will
ontain. Th re is ground for the as Il
triton, however, that he W II strongly t,
rga on congress the importance Of 9,
IntinuirO the nuiicy ha has r,urcuad