Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-30
TELEGRApHIC.

day.
AS suoo as the clerk had read the first
section uf the income tax provisions of
the tariff hill Hill, who has assumed the
adership o. the opposition to those
provisions, delivered carefully pre-
pared argument. Hill contended it
would have bean good politician poll
cy 10 hava avoided this unnecessary is
sue.
II protest" he said, against the re-
pudiation of promises made by the de-
mocr8tic party In order to- adopt and
carry out promis made 10y the populist
party. II this Is the best leadership We
Gao represent il this great crisis, l. for
one, must decline 10 follow. If there is
10 repudialIon Of the spurious demo
cratic modern apostles and prophets
who are part nUgwump and part popu-
lisf. predict that the income tay will
lriva New York, New Jersey aud Coz
cticut into the republican column.
there To reEaia.
w ,eHINGTON. June u. Senator PEI
fer today Introduced a resolution, which
was passed, TO request the secretary OF
agriculture TO inform the senBte as to
the amount of wheat vI=ib,e and invls-
IDLE, the estimated crop this year, the
amount necessary for export, and such
other infJl nation ss may lie avail
able.
WAsatNGT y, June 2I.-Very rapid
pre- gress was made on the tar II bill IN
the senate today The income tax has
been reached when the senate adjourn
ed. Only 81 pages OF the bill, income
tax and internal avenue features re-
main uDdisposed of, and the end of Is
long debate seemed close at band.
IRoNwooD. Mich, June 20.-T.o
thousand Geobic range miners struck
toiay.
WASHINGTON. June 21-Vice Pres;-
dent Stevenson has recovered from bis
indispositIOn caused by the heat.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 21.-The Fifth
and Sixteenth regiment and Sheridan
posts have been called out by Governor
PGttlson for service in Jefferson county.
EDINBURGH, June 2l.-The liberals Of
Midlothian have selected Sir Thomas
David Gibson Carmicel Bart as candi-
| dare fer the sat Ia parliament which
| Gladstone, VINO has hello it since April
| 1881 aud has Only consented to retain
until next election.
AUCKLAND. n. L., June 21-Advices
| FROM Samoa, dated June IA, state that the
| rebels and government forces are wag-
| ing intermittent warfare. There has
| not been any severe fighting.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 21.-E. G..
Knapp. bnokkeeper of the Chicopee
National bank of this city, is an embez-
zier to tie amount Of $4,000. The de-
| falcation IS the result of stock specula-
ton.
Brazil, lad, June 21-The grand
| Jury today returned Indictments against
nine str king miners Oh rged with muir
! der 10 the first degree. in the killing of
Ell gineer Barrow, of the Wand ALA line.
CHICAGO, lis, Jure 21.-The Peep. es
party and lis principles we're endorsed
| by the American railway union conven-
| ton to-day. BY a rising vote the dele
gates We're unanimously .in favor
of government ownership OF raiirads. 1t
l. stated tbtt a boy cotJ of the Pullman
Car coumpapy is assured.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-Assassin Prepder-
CAST was in an ugly mood when the in
sanity trial before Judge Payne WAS re-
sumed today. He startsd toward the
judge waving his hands end scowIing
/ vIciorsly When stopped he attempted
to strike the haiiitfs.
The cay was occupied with an at
| tempt to secure jury. Nest taleSmen
| called confessed prejudice.
DENVER, June PA Washington
| special to the Times says: When the
| tariff bill goes back 10 the house. as II
probably will early next week. the pros
poets are that there wilt be another
iii tight over lead ore. The schedule
| placed on lead ore in the senate is not
| satisfactory Il the house. An attempt
| will be made TO put il on the free list
| again. Messrs. Teller, Dubois, and
others interested in the maintenance
of the duty believe il will stand.
BEvIER, Mo, June 2l.-J. r. Poor
and Robert John son were arrested todsy,
ci arged with burning the Hannibal i
ST. Joseph rallrnaI bridge, June IL.
They were suspects OF being lea ers in
a midnight attack on local mines.
Neither are miners. Poor owns fifteen or
Or twenty tenement houses.
SCoTTsDALE, Pa, June 21.-A large
mob of strikers has surround the
coke works at Mammoth making hreats
against the workmen, but are deferred
from violence by deputies.
San Francisco, June 2l.--Un,ted
States Circuit Judge McKeuna has re-
fused for the present TO grant the ap-
plicatlon of nearly 200 commonwealers
FOR wrts OF habeas corpus requiring
Marshal Ca arrubiur u show cause why
he is detaiUing them in jail in Los
Angeles county, etc. The matter will
come up in hearing before the circuit
court OF appeals next month.
LINCOLN, Neb, June 21.-The storm
which visited Lincoln last night was the
worst IN the history Of The town aud
give rise to rumOrs outside that the city
had been destroyed TIE velocity Of
the wind was eighty.four miles an hour.
There were no fatalities. Losses are
heavy.
FAURIBALT. Mimi, June 2I.-A fierce
wind storm last night blew over the
Reynolds circus tents and q dozen
persoas were injured. Nelson Painter
was fatally hart.
MASON CITY, Ia, June 2l.-A destruc-
tive wind storm last night demolished
Glassen's large elevator at Clear lake.
GALLAP7LIs, O.. June 20. Seventy
five farmers of Mason county, KY, last
night hung Archie, Bert and William
Haunes, negroes, who Were eaid 10 have
been stealing horses end sheep.
LEEDs, England, Jure 20.-Two
thousand delegat were present at the
antl-lOrds conference in this city today.
\ resolution vac adopted declaring the
power exercised by the house Of lords
TO mutllate and rejact measures passed
by representatives of the people, had
been systematically used t. defeat re-
forms aud should cease to exist.
WASHINGTON. June 20.-The congress
sional and other guests of the Eckliug-
ton h 1tel in the eunu~ls this city