Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-02-03

cetWeen United States shlIs anC
insurgent vessels occurred yesterday
Men who knew Admiral Benham
assert that if the Brazilians fired oz
his ship there was no halfway work
in his reply.
Secretary Herbert was shown the
Associated Press dispatches that De
Cana has surrendered. He was evident
ly much startled. He said his dispatches
did not contain this information.
PARIS, Jan. 27.-In the chamber OF
deputies today NJ. CLOWN Hughes
deputy from Seine, interpellated the
governmnet on the recent arrest ol
anarchists. NJ. Hughes caused con-
siderable interruption upon the part
of the supporters of the government
by reproducing them with prosecuting
anarchists as apretext for the Suppression
of socialists. The speaker also in
simulated the government was acting
with a purpose in illegally seizing cor
respondence.
M. Raynall, minister of the interior
replied that the government only ap-
piled laws which had been passed by
the chamber of deputies and justified
the seizures OF correspondence by quot
ing extracts from the writings of
Reclus, a fugitive friend of Valiant.
Continuing, NJ. Raynall said the gov
ernment had issued orders to the effect
that the police were to search the
domIclles Of well known anarchists, or
people known to be in sympathy with
anarchists, out NJ. Raynoll also SAID
it was difficult to distingu sh between
an anarchist and socialist, In con-
clusion ihs minister of the interior re-
marked: Liberty is in no way menaced
by the action OF the government, but
liberty must not be COMPOUNDED with
license.
Then followed a scene which has
rarely, il ever, been eaualled in the
chamber OF deputies. Men cursed and
swore at each other and shook their
fists in each others noses and several
breaches OF spee ch occurred, and one
pugDacious deputy went so far as 70
challenge a fellow member to decide
their differences by recourse to lie
Savate.
NJ. Thiev erien, called "Workman's
deputy" who has already made him
self notorious by wearing a blonse in
the chamber, became so excited that
he threw his cap in the sir and shouted
"Vive La Commune" anG number of
commune ordinations, which ntitled
him to censure and expulsion from the
cham Der.
President Dupuy invited him to
Withdraw the expressions he had
used.
NJ Thieverin refused to do so in the
most violent language, and loudly re-
peated the objectsble words several
times, IN addition making Offensive
gestures towards the president. This
caused President Dupuy to firmly re-
quest the deputy to leave the house.
Then followed another scene of ex-
trems disorder. The socialists rising
in their seats and gesiiculating VIC
lently. The socialists then formed a
circle around NJ. Thievereu, who
hurled defiance at President Dupuy,
positively refusing to obey the latter's
order or leave the chamber of deputies
Nj, Dupuy then had nothing left but
to suspend the sitting and be so order
ed, and also issued orders that the
cham Ger of deputies be cleared by the
ushers, but Nj. Theiveren and thirty
socialist friends positively refused to
obey the ushers, who asked them to
vocate their seats.
President Dupuy then called the COL
onel of the guard at the Pals Bourbon,
in which the chamber of deputies is
situated. That officer shortly after
wards entered the chamber at
the head OF detachment of
soldiers and invited M. Theiveron to
obey the orders of the president. NJ.
Theiveron still declined to vacate his
seat. The colonel then called upon q
file ofsoldiers to surround III. THEW
eren, and was upon the point of having
him removed by force, when the excit-
ed deputy arose, saysing, "You are his
friends and l Am as nothing against
you, but VOC are doing dirty work"
The soldiers were upon the point of
carrying out the colonel's order by
force whe1 NJ. Tbieverien slowly
moved toward the door crying viva
la commune" The cry was taken up
by the socialists.
Deputy Valiant, representing the
twentieth arrondishement OF Paris,
when the sitting was resumed, declared
he and his friends were in sympathy
with NJ. Tbiaverien. This statement
caused a deafening uproar, during
which the socialists were called las
sassins," Communists" and other
names.
Finally the president was obliged to
ring his bell violently in order to OBJ
tain silence, after which the order OF
the day, voting confidence IN the gov
eminent, was carried by 403 to 81, and
amid additional uproar Deputy
Thieverien was excluded from the
chamber for fortnight and in sddi-
ton will be deprived of half his salary.
Deputy Christopher Thieverien from
the age of II to % years old was work
ing as miner, subsequently becoming
a wine merchant, be became an active
member of the workingmen's party,
and editor in chief Of the socialists.
LONDON, Jan. 3O.-The Rothschild's
baJ king house has received a dispatch
from Rio Janeiro, saying that Admiral
De Cana had surrendered.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 30.-The car
is somewhat better, though his rest was
by coughing. His tempera-
ture this morning is a fraction over
100.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 29.-John B.
j Johnson and son George quarreled to-
day while under the influence of liquor.
The father drew a revolver and the
son armed himself with a shot gun.
Both fired simultaneously. The Csc Nor
Johnson was shot through the breast.
George was shot through the abdomen.
Both will die.
HAMILTON, O., Jan. Cox Governor
Campbell and family arrived home from
New York today. The family will re-
main here. Campbell says:
Il shall not again enter politics. 10
the future l shall devote myself to the
practice of law in this city"
The ex-governor said he was in better
shape financially than for some time
past. He is nov worrying about Judge
ments being taken against him. He
will remain here six days, then go to