Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-01
TELEGRApHIC.

submitting a report of the majority in favor of seating Mantle. ard Vance, chairman of the committee, a report against the seating. There are two other cases, those of Beckwith, appoint ed by the Governor of Wyoming and Allen appointed by the Governor of Washington.
 In as much as the facts show the same test to be made in each case the Senator on whose credentials the report was made, it is not unlikely that as this [ is decided, so wIll be the others Both reports are rather lengthy and quote volumniously from the earlier decis- ions of the Senate upon cases dealing with the same questions.
 Minority reports adverse are to be made tomorrow by Vance.
 Call addressed the Senate on his reso- lutiOn annulllng the provision in the last legislative appropriation bill for the appointment of a commission of the Senate and the House to examine into the civil service of the executive depart meDts.
 WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Presl- sident sent the following nominations to the Senate today: Felix A. Reeve Tennessee solicitor treasury; W. H. Seaman, Wisconsin US district judge eastern district of Wisconsin. Albert B. Fall, New Mexico, associate justice of the supreme court of New Mexico; Samuel T. Fisher, Massachusetts, assis- tant commissioner of Patents; Samuel F. Morse, Indiana, counsul general to Paris; Allen B. Morse, Michigan, consul at Glasgow: George J. Dennis, California, United States attorney for the southern district of California; Francisco Estudillo, California, agent for Indians Mission to Tale river Con solidated agency California, Postmas- ters; Mrs. A. Bates at Sonoma Califor- mia.
 CHICAGO, March 27.-Horace Dona- hue, a well-known wealthy publisher, shielded today by cutting his throat With razor ln the presence of his wife. No cause known.
 CHICAGO, H.. March 27.-From pre- sent indications It would appear that chinese laborers who reside in Chicago will all register under the Geary law and hat there will be no frictiOns. A good deal of inquiry has been made late by chinese residing here as to the operation of the act and already several here have made application for registration. NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 27.-The Bank of Commerce has assigned in an tlclpatlon of a run. The deposits amounted to only about S50000 Fall ure Is due to certain persons who are largely indebted to the bank being un- able to meet their obligations and so put the bank Tn position not to be able to stand run. Assets aoout S100OJO
 JACKSON, Mich, March 27.-Irving Latimer, under sentence imprisonment for life for the murder of his mother in January 1889 is now at liberty armed with a rifle and it is not believed that hs can be captured alive. He has been allowed some privileges by night keeper Gill and took advantage of them to drug Gill and gate keeper Haight, thus SC curing the keys. Haight died from the effects of the poison. Gill is under ar rest as an accomplice In- hIs escape Hundreds of men are searching the city and surrounding country for him.
 ROME, March 25-The city is in a state of great excitement over an as sault that was made this evening on King Humbert. The king was return ing from the Villa Borghes where he had been spending a portion of the day, when person having the general ap- pearance of an Italisn workingman threw stone at the King, the missile almost striking the monarch. The as sailant was promptly taken in hand by the police and conveyed to prison, other wise he would in all probability have been killed by the angry multitude An immense crowd assembled cheered the king with frantic enthusiasm, and all the way to the palace the scene was like trlumphal procession.
 HONOLULU, March 2S.- The uncer- tainity winch prevails a3 to the probable fate of the Islands, so far as thelr en- nexation to the United States is con- cerned, is having a most depressing effect here. Business is dull and feel ing of unrest has arisen.
 Opposition to annexation grows with the delay and the Royalists are showing more confidence in their ascertain that the Queen will be restored to her throne.
 The resignation of the Mini ter of Finance, P. c. Jones, is reported because of i'll health. There is an impression among certain prominent men here that Japan has designs on Hawaii and would have annexed the Islands had not the United States forstalled her, If the United States abandons the protectorate Japan would declare that no govern ment existed and would raise the Japa- nese flag. A company has been organ ized to engage in coffee growing on the Islands.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, March 28.-The United States ship Alliance arrived from Honolulu this morning. She re- ports all quiet at the Islands, the only news being the resignation of P. c. Jones, Minister of Finance and the ap- pOintment of T. c. Porter in his place. Up to March 16, when the Alliance left the American protectorate was still in force.
 SCRANTON, Pa, Mar. 2S.-Barney Me Fadden, miner, murdered his wife and