Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-10-07

| repu blican sides respectively TO agree
| to an extension Of the hours of the
| senate so as to force q vote on the
| repeal bill. German said it was tbs
| first time ne had known of a senator *
list an at the committee room doors or t.
what caves choppers tell of the senate:
privateconferences upon any subject.
| INFAMOUS FORGERY"
The repeal bill was taken up and
| Hoar denounced tie speech of Con-
gresham Hooper about the part taken
| by Earnest Seid in Legislation OF 1878, as
| it appeared in the Peoria journal. as az
| infamous forgery.
PETER ON CLEVELAND.
DEBATE continued more than an hour,
| then PETER addressed the senate.
He read the PRESIDENTS letter to
Governor Norton Of Georgia and said il
did not dissipate confusion IN the public
mind as to the presidep is repeal opinion
| on monetary questions. He might be
| monomerallist he might be oi-metallist
but nothing shows in the letter what
kind of metallist he was.
IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, Sept. 29.-It
is reported that the Mansfield mine
! near Crystal Springs, caved in last night
and that forty miners are killed.
The miners were buried under a
heavy mass of earth and have no
possible chance of escaping alive.
Rescuing parties are hard at work
Unless the imprisoned men can be
reached shortly all will be lost as water
is rising fast and will soon reach them.
The number of miners entomb d was
forty five. The main shaft of the mine
extends under the Michigan river, and
the subsidIng of the ground turned the
stream into the mine, and flooded il
almost instantly. There were sixty
mec in the mine. But fifteen escaped.
LATER.-It is COW said only three men
escaped. They were in the shaft at the
time of the accident and were literally
blown out by the rush OF the water and
air.
Thlrty-seven are actually known to be
dead. The mine is Hooded 10 she level
of tho river bed 1t is imDo=s bic for
any one to b. alive in the mine.
New YORK, Sept. ga cable from
Rio Janeiro, received at the coffee eX-
change, SAYS the coffee market is para
lyzed. No banks are open.
MOUNT VERNON, Ga, Sept. 29.--At
noon five negro muTderefs were hanged
en- the same scaffold at tia same time
In the public. A thousand people
witnessed tn execution. All the
negroes were from the turpentine farms
of North Carolina.
SPOKANE, Sept. 29-Oparatlcns have
been resumed at Bunker Hill and Sui
Ivan mines In the Occur D. A lene dis
trict. Under the terms offered 10y the
company. $3.50 per day is paid for
miners and s. for car men, ard the for, e
will be increased IS rapidly as possible
until full force Of 400 men is secured.
VIENNA, Sept. 29.-Fiva more anar-
chists were arrested today aod more
arrests are expected. There is great ex-
citemeDt in the city and public build
ings are baeiug carefully guarded. it
is known that the Anarchists be q are
connected with those in Chicago and
New York.
New YORK. Sept 27.-Police Inspec-
tor Byrnes is after Charles n hell
for having violated the law in having
signed articles with COrbet5 IN this city.
No one saw Mitchell sign the contract
except Judge Newton. his attorney. 1t
is hard thing TO prove the signature
VAS made in this city, but if it can De
m de the officer will surely arrest
Mitchell.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 21.-The Carnegie
Steel company posted notice at the
Homestead Steel works today, that
REIMBURSEMENT was to take effect
January l, 1894, in accordance with
conditions and agreements governing
that point This Is one of the points
which caused the strike a year ago.
The company wanted the tine for re
adjustment TO come about the close of
the year, while the Amalgamated |
insisted the scale should be
settled in June as heretofore.
WASHINGTON, Sept. CIT is probable |
thai the committee on territories will |
report a bill for the admission of Utah |
to statehood within few days. Nh. |
Joseph, member of that commit e. !
said such bill would be- reported and |
added that before the close of the |
present session bills for the admission |
of Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma |
would be reported favorably from this |
He also expressed great |
confidence that al four bills would be- |
come laws.
Referring TO New Mexico, from which |
territory be- has been delegate for the |
last ten years, Mr.. 10 eph said:
"There IS not state or territory inr |
the United States that has so macy os |
80 rich and valuable mineral resource |
as New Mexico, or tina; can successfully !
with her 10 the quality of It's /
fruits and grains. We have silver, iron,
copper and coal ia inexhaustab'e |
quantities, while the copper ore contains |
enough gold to pay for mining and |
of tho whole. and gold |
quartz also cOntaios a good proportion Of |
silver as well. Then IN addition to the |
IN limited supply of bituminous and
coal we have whole noun
tains OF natural coke. something that
is to be found no where else 10 the
At the Worlds fair We have
beaten even California, not on
quantity but on purity, of our fruit,
while We have carried off the first
premium against the world at the same
lair on our wheat and oats. Ali we nov
need is statehood, which will give our
citizens fresh courage and do away with
.he inevitable feelings so natural to citi-
IF a L. Frfn OIL
Columb that they are disfranchised.
This will cause outside capital to flow
INTO the country in vast streams and
n few years will make it one OF the
vealthiest and busiest states in thu