Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-11

OALt4mt OAss ANOf. l.-oONtInOI Ou- noyer today issued the following by appoint the fourth Thursday of the present month Gs day of thanksgiving tO Almighty God for the blessings he has bestowed upon this commonwealth during the present year. God has in- deed been most benefcent to our state and nation, and yet unjust and ill ad vised. Congressional legislation having gold alone as full legal tender money has so dwarfed and par. lyzed business that the bounties of providence are new denied to hundreds of thousands of people within the national domain who are not only without employment but also without means of procuring food of shelter. While. therefore the people of Oregon return thanks to God for his goodness, 1 do most earnestly recom- mend that they devoutly implore him to dispose the president and congress of the United States to secure the restoration of silver as full legal tender money in accordance with the policy of the fathers of the republic, whereby out industries may be revived and the honest toilers of the land may procure their daily bread, not as aims, but as the reward of their labor.
 WASHINGTON Nov. 3-The senate has passed the house joint resolution for final adjournment at o'clock this after noon so at that time the extra session will close.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-At o'clock the house adjourned sine die.
 WASHINGTON, Nov.--The clock was turned back six minutes in order to al- low the senate to complete it's business at the conclusion when it also ad- journed sine die.
 The adjournment defeated deficiency bills and other pending measures. IN THE HOUSE. There was the usual avalanche of bills and reports marking the closing hours of congress. At p. m. the clerk of the senate announced to the house the pas sage of joint resolution for adjourn ment. A joint committee of the house and senate was appointed to notify the president that if he had DO further con- munications congress was ready to ad- journ.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The clerk then began calling the roll for committees reports. dozen members were on the floor at the same time asking for recognition. Boatnert was recognized and asked the unanimous consent to consider on bill changing the iudiclal districts of Florida passed. At 2:35 the committee to wait on the president reported he had nofurther communica | tions t. make.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--The senate ad journed without confirming the nomin- ation of Hornblower to the U s sa- prems bench. This has the effect of rejection. The president will therefore will ba compelled u seod in bis name again or nominate new man.
 In the senate the resolution to ad- journ was not passed without opposi- ton. Coke, Dolpb, Harrison, Call, Berry, Mills, Allen, and Peffer spoke against adjourning.
 Alien declared the populists prepared for wo.k. They were in congress to assist in passing the proper tariff bills. Cullen said he would vote for the resolut on because be believed the majority desired to adjourn. He added that if congress would before adiourning announce to the country it did not intended either to repeal the election law or t T if law it would be going very good riece of work. Blackburn favored the resolution which then passed.
 CHINESE BILL SIGNED.