Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-08-26


the five minute rule The house took a
recess until o'clock this evening.
sPR NIGER sCRPRIsED.
When asked for a statement as to he
reasOn5 which Impe.led the speaker TO
depose him from the charmanehiD Of
the ways and means COMMITTEE, Springer
said:
ITO say that | am surprised at my de-
position from the Chairman ship OF the
ways and me ans committee aG0 my ap-
pointmeHt as chairman OF the commit
| tee on banking and currency i only a
feeble expression OF the truth. / had
no lntimation from the speaker what
ever as to his failure to reap oiBt or as
TO his intent on TO make NJ chairman Of
any other committee. L go from work
To which L have given the 0eSt study of
my life t. a committee the bus ness OF
which L have Civ, II but little attention
heretofore. / know nothing OF the
me mods OF the speaker, nor Of tie OBJ
CT he had IN view. He has as ared
me he desired to do thai which he
thought best for the country and the
democratic party. L hope ne is not
mis- AIKEN"
WAsHIHGroN, Aug. %. - Delegate
Marcus a. Smith, OF Ariz ma, is seriously
ill with typhoid fsver al Kotel Cochrane.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Aug. 23.-S. B. Har-
ris is i'll with yellow fever. The place
has been quaraufIned. The authorities
are urging the people to leave tie city.
Three thousand paOple are expected to
set away.
WASHINGTON, Aug 22-The presi-
dent his issued his proclamation open
ing the Cherokee strip to settlement at
the hour of II O'clock room, central
standard time, Saturday, September is.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Jatnes II
Blcunt, commissioner TO Hawaii, arrived
here this morning. He had protracted
conference with Secretary Gresham this
afternoon.
The prs silent is expected back at the
end of next week.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22-George
Epson, who lives on Howard street.
discovered burglar under his bed this
morning. He took a shot at the IN
truder, wouuding him IN the cheek.
The burglar, whose name is Miller, re-
III ned the fire shooting Epson through
the breast and arm. Miller Gr-
rested and taken to Jail aud Epson
taken to the receiving hospital. Neither
mans wounds are fatal.
S CRAMENTo, Aug. 22-This morning
on the Gerber ranch tramp named
William McEgen became involved in
quarrel with All Zip, Chinese servant
and hurled rock at him. Tbs
Chinese picked up a shotgun and fired.
The load struck the tramp out did not
infiict dangerous wound. The Chinese
was arrested and placed in the county
Jail.
MAHoYEY CRY, Pa, Aug. 22.-Last
night citizens Of Glloerton tore up the
track Of the Schuykill Traction company
because the company failed to Comply
with a borough ordinance. The at
tempt Of the company to relay the
tracks with an armed force tn s morn
ing brought on conf ct with citizeus
resulting in the death Of James Tariff
and VIM. Hughes, citize g, and the
injury of Evans David and Richard
Amour, the latter assistant super.nten-
dent Of the company. Will O'Connor
was also shot in the hard and foot and
others are reported injured. TIE
widest excitement prevails.
NEWARK, VI, Aug. 22-Unemployed
working men held large parade vest r
day. At the h I'D of thu parade marched
mau with a | rgs black fac, upon
which in white letters were the words,
Signs q the Times-I Am Starving
Because He Is Fat" Beneath was a
large, well-fed man, with high hat,
and "a starving workman side. Another
black H"g, with az inscription of a SINH
lar purport, was carried IN .he center OF
the line At the city hall, MAYOR III yues,
who vas o. The stsp5. ordered the black
flag, taken Own, ding:
mo one can march through these
streets unless the Stars and Stripes are
carried"
The Says we're then kept out of sight
Tor awhile, bus were hoisted again aft
the center of the city Was passed. The
meeting later was addressed by Euma
Goldman, Rn anarchist from New York.
who made a characteristics address
None OF the men in the procession pre-
scented ANY appearance Of starving.
SAN Francisco, Cal An Information
al Exposition will be he'd at San
francisco, Cal, U. S. A. from January
lst to June 80, 1884, Tie sits of this
exposition is locat ia Golden Cat.
Park and will cover an area OF about
lC0 acres There WI be five principal
buildings for the Midwintsr Fair; viz:
(a) Man ufactures' and Liberal Arts; (b)
Agricultural and horticultural Hall;
(c) Mechanical Art; Cd Fine Decorative
Art; (D Administration Building.
ApplicG ions are being received daily
for separate and special constructions
such as state exhibi s; restaurants,
reDroduct .ors, side-shows, ETC. NJ IL
de Young, Vice President OF the National
Comm ssion, Worlds Columbian
Chicago, will act as d rector
General anC Pres dent Of the Executive |
COMMITTEES of the Winter Fair; the |
other Members o. the Administration |
and Officers are: Irwin G. Stump, Vice |
President; p. N. L.liert thai. Treasurer;
Col. 4. Andrews; Il. Is. Mitchell: |
Hon. Eugene j. Gregory, Sacramento; |
Jacob II. Neff, CoIfax; Fulton q. Berry. |
Fresno; j. S. Siauson, Les Angales; |
Alexander Badiam. Secreiary; Il |
CoGuely, Assistant Dlrector-G -4aral |
Information for Intending exhibitors, |
maps OF the grounds, buildings, etc. |
may be obtained by applying to the
Department of Publ city and Promotion.
California Midwiuter International |
Exposition, Mills Baild:ng. Sal
Francisco, CAL, U. S. A.
New YORK, Aug. 21-Emma Gold
nan returned from Newark this SIT 81
noon it time 20 make a rabid sps=ch at
Meeting of anarchists on the east sida.
She sale that the black flag as symbol
Il restitution and hunger had once
more bsen troiden under f-ot. Tbi
lad reference 10 the patriotic utter
noes of the mayor OF Newark, that no
recession should march without the
tars and stripes. Emma told the
rOwd that the mayor tore the black Gag
own, that he is beast and his time of
etributiOn was nigh. She told hsr
r9vpFS hat thew Tnuzt tsO +, +No IT,,;ox |