Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-12-16

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United States and Europe, all leading
up to an orier from the governor to
to the police boards to arrest no tramps
on the charges usually brought against
this class.
This circular is attributed by many
to be instlgated, if not ACT ually written,
by q. G. Clemens, a local attorney with
anarchistlc sentiments who attends the
anniversaries of the Chicago Hay
market participants. The governor,
however, said:
II have been deeply impressed with
the proverty and distress prevalent.
Ingalls,. you know, says there are
3,OOO,OOO men tramping. Kansas has
her share. l know something of the
sufferings of this unfortunate, but de-
serving class. Many a night have |
wandered up and down the streets of
the city which quarter of century
afterwards gave the Worlds fair.
was without money for food or work
to get it, subject to arrest. A short
time since | learned that many unfor-
tunates of this class were in Jail at
Wichita, Newston and other towns in
Kansas, and | determined to issue this
order to the police boards
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8. - Minister
Thurston before leaving for Honolalu
told friends of the provisional govern
meDt that plan of action had been
agreed upon by the government and
would be carried out,
The provisional government has HOO
men under arms, ready to respond at
the signal bell. This force will not be
permitted fire upon United States
marines, if landed. neither will the
provisional government lay down Its
arms ard leave the government build
ing upon the request of Minister
Willis, even after the marines have
landed
The provisional government will
remain until it's members are arrested
and taken out. 1t will resist any In
reference by spy other than an armed
force of United States with its mil
itary force at command. It will not
allow supporters Of the qusen to enter
the palace or to disturb the peace.
That is the program as outlined by
Thurston TO his friends here before
departing for Homo ulu.
Ii Is ais positively aserted that
Thurs;on-is going to Honolulu, what
EVER may have been said regarding his
visit to Chicago and San Francisco to
look after Hawaiian affairs in these
cities.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Commodore
Stanton tn s morning submitted a
written report of the incident Of ms
salute of the flag of the insurgent
admiral Nello, in the harbor of Rio
Janeiro, for winch he was relieved by
the navy department. 1t is probable
Secretary Herbert will soon give out
report with his finding thereon.
LONDON, Dec. S.-Gladstone is i'll,
and unable to go Brighton today, as
arranged.
New YORK, Dec S.-Half million
dollars 10 gold have bsen engaged for
export TO Germany. A gu >rter of a
million more will be ordered for shipment
tomorrow.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. THE
South Bend Nalioual bank, one IF the
largest and soundest banks of northern
Indiana, was robbed of over $4,000
today. The deed vas committed in
brad daylight while hundreds Of peo-
pie were on the street and the robbers
succeeded In getting away with thu
booty without leaving the slightest
clue. Cashier Myrin Campbell remained
in the bank. in the heart of the city,
until all the employe 8 were gone
Then as he supposed locked the middle
door of the big voult and left every
thing in the usual shape for the noon
recess. Fifteen minutes after II o'clock
he left for ten minutes. On his return
he fou-d the rear window open, the
back door unlocked and the door be-
tween the directors room and the
counting room mutilated. The vault
door was as Mr.. Campbell left it, but
the robbers secured Sl5,900. Thsre is
little doubt that the bank had been
watched for several daye, perhaps
weeks. 1t is pretty certain that 10
turning the com bination k ob of the
middle door of the vault. the one de-
pended on at the noon hour, the shier
did not turn it far enough 10 scatter
the tumblers. By a mere chance the
robbers hap aened to turn it the right
way to unlock the door.
WASHINGTON, Dec. SIN TIE house
kilgore of Texas called up the bill to
admit Utah to statehood and the
republicans began to filibuster.
FINANCE BILL.
The subcommittee of the banking
and currency commit q on the repeal
of the 10 per cent tax on sslate bank
nirn LOT irr, Ill hill
the tax to the full committee this
morning.
The fuil comm ttee will not act on the
measure at once but will in time report
to the house. The bill as framed by the |
subcommittee does not r-Deal the tax
but provides that issues
of currency shall be under direction of |
the currency and shall be limited in |
1t is understood the bill has |
the approval of the president.
TIN PLATE TARIFF.
The democratic members Of the ways |
and means committee Of the house have |
changed the tin plate schedule of the |
tariff bill from advalorem to specific |
duty fixing the rate at one and one |
fifth cents per pound or one cent lower |
than the present tariff.
BANKRUPTCY BILL.
The morning hour expired without |
action on bills and the house went into
h committee of the whole 90 the bank
ruptcy bill. Bland moved to strike out |
the enacting clause. This was in at
tempting to fat the bill, and after an
exciting debate the motion prevailed. |
The vote stood. 142 yeas, Ill nays.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. THE National
Baptist congress today discussed what
&C Institutes valid baptism. After sing
log "Blest Be the Tie that Binds" the
congress adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE sub-com-
mittee of the house on banking and
,nrrancv has anra al To rannrt faNnrahlX |