Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-01-13
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w ASH1NGION, Jan. r. LIE Tt puOllOoHS
are pursuing the same tactics as yester-
day in the house and the democrats are
again without quorum to take up the
tariff bill. Although the order passed
yesterday recalling sbsentees only nine
/ ty-elght member5 were on the floor when
the house was called to order, and the
prospects Of getting quorum look
gloomy. The democratic whip express
es the opinion that quorum of demo-
Gratis are in the city, but only seven SEN
ators we're present when that body was
raped to order.
Hoar presented resolution calling on
| the secetary of the treasury for inform
alton as to the amounts paid Blount for
salary and exposes 90 special commits
sioner to Hawaii, end by virtue of what
| appropriation or law the same has been
paid. 1t was laid on the table for the
present 1T Hoar's, request.
| II was agreed that when the senate
adjourn it will be till Monday.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The president
has nominated the following postmast-
ers: Frisby b. Logan, Yuma, Ariz.; c..
E. Sawyers, Santa Barbara, Cal.
| SPRINGHILL. Ky. Jan. IL. W. Fow-
Ter and p. q. Yousen. rivals for iady's
hand, had an encounter today in which
both were fatally injured.
FRESNO, Cal, Jan. 3.-Cbris Evans
and Morel are still at large. The sheriff
and posse are still hunting for them IN
the mountains.
TOPEKA, Kas, JAM 4.-Mrs. Lease has
| filed quo warranto proceeding in the
| supreme court against NJ. Freeboru, ap-
| pointed by Gov. L9welling as her sue
| cessor on the State Board Of Charities
MoNoNGAH, w. v, Jan. "A loaded
coal train broke loose at an incline and
rushed )wn the slope crushing Fill
more Anderson and Robert Bitter
fatally. Three others were badly in
jured.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The pension
Office mas decided IN view OF the act of
congress Of Dec q, 1898 that it no longer
| has any right to withhold the pension
from Judge Long, of Michigan, q has
dec ded that he must be again placed
on the pension roll.
| WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-The senate
adjourned until Monday without tran
sancting any important business.
The house adjourned without taking
up the tariff bill. 10 xuorum being
| present.
! Chairman Holman Of the house has
Issued a C III far a democratic caucus to
5e reld tomorrow night at o'clock.
Forty seven democrats signed the re-
| qut st for a call.
STOCKTON, CAL, Jan. 4-Jules Pache,
accountant in bank of Stockton Savings
and Loan Society, who has been suffer
ing with trouble of the head for some
| time, committed suicide at his home this
! morning, in aTOom adjacent to one Oc-
| cupied by his wife and children. The
| deed was done with a Al ealibre pistol.
A note which was found by the body.
| stated that he was unable to suffer the
| MISERY he been enduring and that
he was going insane. Deceased was
native OF France. 81 years of age, and
| highly respected. He leaves a wife and
| six children.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The most sig
| nihcant thing in the sas ion today was
"A resolution introduced by Frye, declar-
| ing 1t the sense of senate that the ad-
| ministral ion should commit no act
of interferen in Hawaii, pending the
| investigation of tie imbrogIa by the
| senate committee On foreign affairs. 1t
| is evident that the object of the resolu-
| ton Is to declare the sense OF the senate
| adverse 10 any American interference
either direct or indirect should any
coup d etat be resOrted to for the
purpose of res oring the queen to the
throne. The senator asked that the
! resolution be laid upon the table for
tne present and it Is expected he will
make it the subject of some pertinent
remarks asking for is reference to the
committee on fOrein affairs.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Jan. 3.-Mitchell
this afternoon signed the articles which
he yesterday refused to put his name
to. This practically assures the Duval
Athletic club of their ability to pull off
the fight. If tie governor interferes
with the original battle ground it will
De changed, the exact location unknown
until the morning of the fight. The
Duval peopls are iubilalt and declare
that the fight will como off Nothing
on earth can now prevent the contest.
FRESNO, Jan. "A rumor from Sang
er that Evans and Morreil had b en- To-
Gated by the pursuing posse and We're
about 10 be surrounded. is gwen much
cTedence here. The location corresponds
with the theory held by the sheritf's Of
ficers here regarding the whereabouts of
the bandits. There is. however, 70 de-
finite intelligence o6tainable. The ex-
element which the escape of tide bandits
caused has subsidized, and general be-
lief Is that Evans and h is companion will
be able to evaje pursuit for some time
to cone.
PORTLAND. Orn. Jan. Sat a spec
Ial meeting OF tie chamber Of com
MERGE of this city this afternoon resO-
lutIons were introduced contradicting
and conGamning the statement con
tanned in Governor Pennoyer's letter to
President Cleveland ard after debate
the r. solu Ions 2ere referred to a com
mittee of seven for amendment. The
committee VIII report Saturday. The
resolutions a. il trotuced contain fig
ures showing that greater restitution
prevails IL MANY states and cities than
IN Oregon aud Port and.
CARTHAGE, Mo. Jan. 3-On the
Frisco tram which passed through here
at O'Clock this morning were W. ID.
Hygreck and Cald5 Sheppard, the two
bandits who held up aud robbed traio
at MOU ntain valley, Kansas, esriy In
September, IN charge OF the officers who |
got them in Mississippi, WHERE they bad |
been arrested for burglary. Will Bar
trim and wife, passengers OF the robbed |
train, were at tie depot and identified |
the outlaws. Blrtrm recovered the |
ring from one man and also recognized |
in him the man who SHOT and killed Ex-
press Messenger Chapman on the morn
ing of the hOid-up.
SAN Francisco. Cal, Jan. 3.-The
wool-growers, dealers and manufactur-
e-s association adopted tbs following