Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-09-16

Rio JANEIRo, Sept. s-There is great
anxiety amount inhabitants as to the in
tention of the irsargent fleet. 1t is
feared the town will he bomCarded II
the government fails to comply with
demands.
LONDON, Sept. 8.--A letter from an
officer Of Emn Pasha's expedition Con
hrDIs the report of the murder of Z Mn
a. finding a bnx # E,U MS desDa chez,
Wrislen just before / g was murdered.
The box Is now on the way to Eugland
CAYUCos. Cal. Sept s. This town
was nearly wiped out by fire tn NOR
log, only two bull ling L,,iUg lie stand
ing III The Ousint SIS 20 on. Cay W., =
is population about 200. III 10.
have not yet been tim ted. Twenty
business structures wer- destro! ed.
PARIS, Sept 8 60 Inquir es at til ! Bit
ish embassy show 10 doubt that rash
m lIcatiOns MOVING I, peace of En-
rope as well rs ZEN u disturb nee in
the east have ar san between France
ard Sian; so ri1us u de- d Am
bassador Duffelir has gwen up his in
tended TIP ~ Sv tzerlsn I.
REDL, NDs, Calf Sc {. IA deputy
u ed States III rshal his evening
Ie-'ed tSe've G. Inest. on .rrant4
i-su-d by Judge r ,se under th,- Geary
law. Five more will be ares ed IT. is
afternooo. LabJr4rs from the ranch
were selected. These gelve warran
are the first Of tn lI0 asked T. T by
c teens here N "a will b. issued az fasT
as cases can lie tried in the United
STATES courts.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Representa-
tive Ge ry tuis 10 jrnn G held the conf r
cree at the depar M t # justice vi
At orney Olney ana AS istant S cretary
of the treasury HslmiIn. M. Geary
declares that he WIS informed that Is
law would be fore, d.; tat ls, that
tn, MOI e. or hand, estima ed to be
about $1,000. will b. used TO defray
the expenses of the dep alton of
Chinese under tse decree of the courts
ord ring Their r.moyal and fh,t co.,
tracts W Ii probably b. M ide tn som
company to dsport the Chin &c in j DO
lots.
GLOBE Ariz.. Sept. IAN appalling
accdeir happADed In the I'd Donini n
copper 'nlne at noon today, resu ting ia
the dea h of John C4dr an and John A.
MELON Id. The two men we're descen,
ing the main shaf. aud had be lowered
only a short distance when the clutch
OF the main reel of the no t Jump d
out. o. applying the brake. it gave
way, precipiiating tn C ga nth its oc-
Gu ants from the first to the & tn lev |,
Gista Ice of $50 feet, killing the NJ Ell
instantly.
Cadnan leaves WIFE and daughter
at this place. McDoni Id was youue
man, native Of Nova Scotia, where his
parents reside.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Sat the close of
this m ,rning's business of t1e s1nate
Voorhees, called up ths al bill.
Faulkner, of West Virginia, addressed
the senate and sail he would vote for
repeal, but declared he would present
al amtndmsnt for the coinage of
So 100000 OF silver per month until
SSO0,OO0.OOe is IN circulation.
1t is predicted there will be deficit
of S5OoO0,O00 this fiscal, ear.
Faulkner was followed by Turpre Of
Irdianb who said he favored be metal
ism. The issue Was t whether silver
will be further used as a money but
whether It's purchase will be continued.
The yer! act vi purchasing WIS a d.
elimination agai sill ser because gol
was bruUgh to The treasury.
He p dictt d an era of free trade al d
free ballet; when these were secur, d |
h.. f-aa Of e
lowed.
Jones Of A kansas followed oTposin.
reDeai as it now sta Cs, declaring to |
redet m party pledges th9 entire Shel-
man act should b. repealed.
In III senate day hi e, d MORA ,
of CaliiOrn a, g. bmitt ID reso i0a d. |
rectiDg The secretary of tie tTensury 10 |
inform TIE senate 20 VIVA extent the ap-
3ropriat ons her fore mad f. r he en- |
forcement of Chinese txcius ion at |
had been expend 20, what portion of III
funds was now available and whei her, |
10 his oplGlon, further appropriations |
were necessary to carry out the provis- |
zoos of the bl, and whai amCu I would |
oe r, CURED FIR the current fiscal year of |
toe aci. Agreed to.
At 40 the repeal bill was taken up. |
Stewart resumed the floor and started |
on the third instalIme l. of b speech. |
Hs read from thu W York World.
which he said gave the law t. he Sc
ate. The senate should lie grateful to
the publisher for adv sing it "a TO ex-
actly what thu peopl: of IT, Uni ed
States think. H. wts specially adapt. d
perf1rm that unc ion by r-ason Of
the fact that he wes 'rn in Europe
and now resides there. l. d erl
The Nevada n tor then re d fir ~
the NV York II "a d the feet that
the popular will on the silver quest on
b d b. en- expressed IN unm -takai lie
tie ms and must he OBEY ed L istru-.n
SAID Stewart, ",h 81; Be, n tt WIS corn 10
this country, bur thins he haS resided
abroad TOR the last quar- ter OF Century.
Why sh Iuld be ass IIne To be more fn
mIllar Nth pu l!ic sent maDt than th Sc
Of us v 30 have lived here all our llvee?"
Referring to Pr-s.d lot Cleveland.
Stewar said il was lad thing for the
Americ IN people thai IN b S arIy lif.
md II 'er manhood he had not been
surroui ded, Andre Jackson had
been, b the producing classes. by lsb1r-
ing mrn and :. rmers, that he might
;yOpe, h re with LDem. Cleveland Was
cared the city. His Office MS in tn.
Mills building, New York, the very GEN.
er, in the United States, of European
influence.
He sympethized with bis surround
ngs, Unfortunately for the American
,eople. Cieveland's organs, said Stew
rt, constantly praised him, fo- the use
" federal patronage. 20 secure the de-
t7uction of all legislation that pointed
o silver. 81 do not chsrg him with it,"
aid Stewart, drawing himself up to his
ell height, and shaking with much
but if it is not true be should
xclaim: Oh God, deliver me from my
Stewart said there ware several other
ranches of the III Jet Of which he
'ould treat hereafter, laughterl, but
hat he would no close for the present
Ifter an executive session the senate :
djournsd.