Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-02
The Great Football Game of
 the two Colleges.
YALE WINS 6 TO NOTHING.
The French Ministry Resign. The Trial of the Cruiser Olympia
 Delayed by a Storm.

! day of all days of year for college men
 is when the Yale and Harvard elevens
 meet to contest for football supremacy
 Great crowds braved a biting wind on
 Hampton park this afternoon, to see the elevens of these institutions in line for the contest. In fact the throng is unprecedented in size and the railroads are taxed to their utmost to carry the crowds. Among the distinguished spectators is Governor Morris, of Connecticut. Liuet Gov. Wolcott,
 Massachusetts, Governor Mckinley, Ohio, ex-Lieut Governor Hale,
 Massachusetts. The game began at ? p. m. with Dr. Philip Schoff, a graduate
 of the the university of Pennsylvania as
 referee, w. P. Moffatt, of Princeton,
 class of S4 as umpire.
 3:l8 D. m. End of the first half,
 Harvard having the ball on her twenty
 three line.
 3:32 p. ID. On the opening second half
 Yale gets the ball and makes five yards.
 At 3:3S, Yale gains yard. They are
 now on Harvards five yard line. Yale
 gets the touch down first in the game
 Yale Kicks the goal. The score stands,
 Yale SIX, Harvard nothing Yale wins.
 PARIS, Nov. 25.-The entire French cabinet has resigned.
 PORTLAND Ogn., Nov. 25.-AssAciated Press dispatch received from w. P. Carlin at Vancouver Bsrracks. tates that the Carlin party has been found.
 SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Nov. 25.-The new cruiser Olypia, did not start on her official trial trip today, because of the gale which IS blowing. A start will be made Monday.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The Sons of the Revolution celebrated their hundred and tenth anniversary of the evacuation of New York by British troops today by unveiling a statute of Nathan Hale in the city hall park. The ceremonies preceded by parade of patriotic societies and military. Among the speakers at the unveiling was Edward Everett Hale, great grand-nephew of the revolutionary hero.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The demo- cratic mem bers of the ways and means are experiencing much 6iffi- culty in their endeavors to complete he new tariff bill and have it already for submission to their republican col leagues at the final meeting of the committee on Monday next The de- tails of the internal revenue schedule and income tax provisions are yet in- com plete and somewhat indefinite. h. deed, strong influence has been brought to bear within the last forty eight hours to induce the committee to abandon altogether the income tax pro- vision, but the position of McMillan, Bryan, Whiting and others has been so resolute in favor of this policy that it appears impossible for the committee to abandon the income tax fully without hopelessly dividing the democratic party. It seems probable, however, that the income tax provision is not of the sweeping character that was at first contemplated.
 Ths present plans are to impose tax on le2acies, on incomes of large corpo- on incomes of real state and other property in the country owned or controlled by aliens, as we'll as to re- quire the stamping of certain docu- ments and special license of certain classes of business.
 The subcommittee on internal reve- nue Is still at work and will probably | conclude its labors some tine tomorrow night. No change of importance is | in the internal revenue | tax on tabacco or beer, through it is i probable there will be slight increase | on the whiskey tax.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The sessions | of the full democratic membership of | the ways and means committee were | suspended today in order to give sev- eral of the sub committees opportun- lty to revise some of the schedules which had been ordered by the con- mittee to be altered. It will be de- initeiy decided by the full committee that tte income tax plan shall be adopted as a sort of new revenue | system, and the details of the plan are to be perfected by Messrs. Me Millsn, Bryan and Montgomery. The change in the national revenue sche- 1ule contemplates an increase of ten cents per gallon on the whiskey tax and some slight notifications of the tobac- 90 tax.