Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
TEhEGRApHIc.

President Cleveland on compromise
terms, but with no satisfactory result
says a morning paper. tits understood
the reply that be has authorized
Carlisle to give the advocates of COM
promise is that he will listen in nc
compromits involving any further
purchase silver until supreme effort
has been made by the friends of un-
conditional r peal. He urges them to
avail themselves Of their conceded
strength as the major part OF the senate
to force vote. If all effort fails then
be may listen to compromise terms as a
less of two evils.
The silver senators assert that they
are certain of support in , the coming
critical momente.
Senators who have been most active
trying to the effect compromise on the
repeal bill do not express themselves as
discouraged by the out look this morn
ing. They say that nothing is likely
t anspire ID that direction during the
present week, but express the opinion
that the beginning next week will see
change in the situation by which
time the senate will be more thoroughly
impressed with the futlllty of all Effort
to pass the pending bill in its present
shape, and that this further delay will
have a general effort in convicing
s-naiors of the imp,ssioilty of any man
getting what he may want. Men on
both sides still holding out stiffly, how
ever, and if there is any improvement
of the situation it does not appear on
the surface.
DEs MONIES, Ia. Oct. 2. Senator L
r. B tier heads the democratic ticket.
He will supported Joseph for governor.
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. Ut is stated
that the swItcbmen In all the yards
except the Tennessee Midland have
strdck. Tnere is no disturbance.
LONDON, Oct. "A private cablegram
ammo. noes that the re bel feet at Rio
Janeiro, bombarded that city all day
vest -rday. Resulting in fu:th-r damage
TO the CITY and great las IT life.
WHITTIER, Cal, Oct. Zone pupil
of the tate school while cooking, wa
frightfully burned by her clothing
catching fire. She died this morning.
CHICAGO, Ills, Oct 2.-Ten thousand
dollars worth of use was stolen from
Russian section of the manufac urers
building of the Worlds Far, Saturday
night. There is no clue to the thieves.
WASHINGTON. Oct 2.-The Senate was
called to order this NOR ing at usual
hour, but had to wait for quorum. They
proceeded with rout ne morning bust
ness.
ST.. LOUIS Mo-, Oct. 2.-Everything is
readiness for the meeting Of the Panama
Anne lean bi-metallic convention to-
morrow. The convention will be vel
coined by tee Mayor.
WASHINGTON, d. G. Oct. 2.-Dinsmore
(ArkHnsas) opened the second ks
debate n the bill TO repeal the federal
al ctIon laws with an argument IN favor
Cf repeal.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 2.-Alex Soren-
son, the sailor who has cen under ar
rest since last Thursday, suspected of
having been implicated in th5 dynamite
explosion, was released yesterday, thu
police being Convinced that be is in
nocsnt. He q the man whose name was
found on the vaiise containing d! Mantle
left IN the lying house.
PARIS, Sept. 30-There have been
several serious ri, ts in the Pas de Calais
coal districts. The dit turbaDces took
place last T i. bit and today. The strikers
organized tn mselves into patrols and
endeavored 10 prevent DOo-union men
from going down into the mines, or in
any way taking part in putting out
coal. The police We're utterly unable to
cope wit tnem Troops went 10 their ASST
stance. The latter managed to disper
the strikers.
The strike throughout the Pas de
Calais district with the exception of the
riot referred tt, remain stationary. In
the Carraus district the MIXERS have
decided by large majJrity to 60 out on
d strike.
OAKLAND, Cal. Oct. "A des perats
shooting atfray occurred herelas night,
IN which .three men we're fatally
wounded. a crowd of citizens joined
the police, in chase Of the wou d-oe
murderer, sending after him fusillade
Of shots in a crowded street William
Green { q his friend. Tom Mullen were
outside Of a saloon on the |
corner of Sew nth and Broadway str cts, !
when Pet-r Butts known as Pacing
Billy, came along. The latter WAS &C.
,osted by Green with "when did you
IT out of the COOP" This angered |
Butts who after some words. drew a |
revolver and shot Green, who fell to |
he pav ment. Butt then fiei and |
)Hic Scanlon started IN pursuit. He |
Vas joined by tn crowd Oh the street. |
Almost every ore seemed to have
evolver and took fving shot at the
fugitive. One stray b, llet struck W. E.
3eeny. infiIctng a fatal wound, and
mother hit an uukown man. The
hase continued and when Butts was
inally brought down L. was found that
lie was shot five times through the
,ody. Over twenty shots we're fired.
ireen, Butts and Be-ny will die.
WASHINGTON, Sept Ex-senator Voor-
ees, chairman of the finance committee
nd leader OF the repeal forcee, has
cen in no way COL nected with She
movement. He said today
hat he had no reason to despair of the h
asssge OF the repeal bill in its original
'rm, and thought it quite ridiculous
} conclude that ina body of eighty-five
len a majority of fifteen could not
'cure vote upon any given proposit 90.
e said that he felt convinced that
10 majority could hold out as long as
,e minority.
"If' SAID he, "we cannot pass the
ii this fall, We can continue the effort i.
Iring tie winter, and if We co not i
include the work L. the fall, W. ter
10 spring, we can, like GIa0t, fight il
It on that liue t takes all summer.
| could force vote | should of ,
'urse do So, but there IS 20 rule
her by | caa do so. I am satisfied d