Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-31

tain quarters that the president had
made up his mind yesterday what dispo-
sltlon he would make of the bill, and
would today announce his decision In the
cabinet. Ii he did so the fact cannot
be learned, and indeed, two members of
the cabinet, after the meeting, which
was shorter than usual, stated that they
were even then ignorant of the presi-
dents intention.
WASHINGTON, March q. - Senator
Stewart says he does not intend making
any response to Coxey's reply to his
letter, saying be is coming notwIth-
standing the remonstrance.
In the senate Dolph introduced q
Joint resolution declaring the treaty
between the United States and Great
Britain regarding the construction of a
canal at Nicaragua commonly known
as Clayton-Bullwer treaty no longer IN
effect.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Two thousand
men employed by Crane Brothers, man
ufacturers OF iron pipe, struck this
morning and the company discharged
them. 1t Is said the plumbers, gas tit
tiers and steam filters will refuse TO
handle any pipe turned out by the com
pany until the men are taken back
This will probably seriously interfere
with building In this city and may spread
to other building trades.
SAX FRANCISCO, March 2S.-The pre-
urinary examination of William Fred
ericks, for the murder of Bank Cashier
William A. Berrick, commenced this
morning. Great interest was manifest
uo noopifacto1 - q -
court room being so crowded that
number OF police were required to main
tain order. Murmurings could be heard
to the effect that lynching was too &c cd
for him. Witnesses were called vho
gave testimony in no essential respect
d fer ng from the facts of the the case
already published.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, March o.
Great republican enthusiasm is mani
Tested here. Governor Mckinley ur-
rived this morning and spoke to q big
crowd at the West hotel. He after
wards delivered longer talk to the
state league of republican clubs at the
exposition building. He was received
by two thousand delegates with tumult-
uous applause. Everywhere this is taken
as the opening of the Mckinley cam
palgn for the presidency. There will |
be bfg rally ct the exposition tonight
Il regret" said the senator, "that |
such is fact The danger is that Cox |
ey's army, while it may not be large, |
before it reaches Washington, may be-
come the nucleus OF gathering of hard !
characters from the large cities near |
Washington, who will be so much in |
the majority as to give character to the |
whole organization. | fear the move |
ment will result in much hardship and !
suffering and think Mr. Coxey is on
the wrong road to accomplish his pur-
pose"
CRY OF MEXICO, March 28.-The |
Mexican government is in earnest re- |
gsrding the American Financial union |
and will be ready shortly to treat with |
the United States on vital matters con-
nected with the defense of the white
metal as monetary standard.
TURIN, March 2S.-The funeral |
services over the remains of Louis |
KossutE were held in the Evangelical |
church this morning. The ceremonies |
and demonstrations OF .he people were /
most impressive.
WAsHINGToN. Wn,rh 2s-A bill for
the free and unlimited coinage of silver
was introduced tutO nOus-' today by /
Stewart, republican from Nevada. 1t /
was laid on table for present.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.- President |
Cleveland HIS Informed speaker Crisp ]
that be would n)t submit his veto Of /
the silver sell no;age bill to congress
today.
WAsHIEGTON March 2S.-In the house /
the democrats mustered today and will
try to push through the O'Neili-Joy |
and English-Hilborn election contests
from Missouri and California today.
IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March q -Re9resenta-
tive BJatuer is satisfied that the judicial !
will retain control of the /
Union Pacific and he is acting on that /
theory. To-Day be moved in the judi
ciary committee that a committee of five
be appointed by Chairman Culbertson
to investigate the charges made against
the Union Pacific. \ resolution brought
out an animated discussion from the
members of the committee from which
1t was apparent that energetic action
against the Pacific roads would be taken.
DENVER, March 27.-The populist
city COMMITTEES held meeting here this
evening. There we're present fifty men
and perhaps a dozen women. The doors
we're locked. Later til delegation filed
Dut of the room and went into the gov
arnCr's office, where they demsndeC
hat II. NJ. Behymer be appointed chit
IF police. The governor says be vii
recommend to the new fire aud police
board t. appoint Behymer chief rather
han John F. Farley, to whom the place
vas offered yes erday By the new board.
Mr.. Farley has not signitied that he
will accept the appointment but has
asked for W days in which to con-
nder the matter.
ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ, March 81
Three Navajo Indians. charged with the
)utchery Of ID. NJ. Smith, an Indian
ra'er at Defiance, were today lodged !
n jail here.
DENVER, Colo, March 27-Mrs. L. \.
Perrin. having registered IS veter, was
oday drawn on the grand jury.
SAN FRAYCIsCo, March 27.-Reel B.
Ferry. WI" nas yesterday implicsted in
he murder of Louis b. McWhirter by
1rs. Pa!m'r. a witness 10 the Heath
rial which i proceeding at Fresno, left
onicht for Fresno TO face the accuse
ion.
WASHING ON, March 27.-Secretary
rbert has received "A dispatch from an
iiicer Of the wrecking vessel which de
arted from Boston to save the hull of
le kearsarge, which stranded on Ron
ldor reef, stating that the Kearsarge
ad been burned and that 1t was total
rcck.
The Bineral Market.
New YORK, March. 81
cad, dull; domestic. 40
oppeT, easy; Lake. .... 95s