Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-27

oANhoONNlLLE, f1o., Jan. H. lQe
Duval Athlstic club nas asked for an
lnlunction restraining Sheriff Broward
from interfering. The bill was flied in
the state circuit court today.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-James Col
Inns and Charles Gunner were today
convicted of robbing o. Anderson of
purse containing forty-ive cents and
were sentenced by Judge Wallace to
serve twenty years each in the state
prison.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-After the
Hawaiian discussion the rule was read
ana the speaker recognized the motioa
to resume consideration of the tariff
bill. On division Bolteile made point
of no quorum and the republicans re-
fused to vote. TelIers were appointed
and 1t looked as though No quorum
could be found and that the tariff
debate would be suspended. Finally
however bare quorum got together and
the sugar debate was continued.
Dockery withdrew his amendment.
Harter, of Ohio. offered a substitute
to abolish the bounty and impose duty
of one cent pound.
Gear the new senator from Iowa,
spoke in favor Of thu amend nent tn
make production of the bounty, to
begin in 1898 iDs tead OF 1895,
Bryan. of Nebraska spoke for the
committee on the bounty.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-PendiDg the
amendment of Robertson imposing
duty on raw sugar ard increasing the
duty on refined, as amended by Warmers
placing both raw and refined sugar oD
the free, list the confusion eHtailed By
these two amendments had first to be
Strengthened out Diugley aimed that
the Warner amendment was utterly
inconsistent with the Robertson amend
ment and it should be considered as
substitute. Robertson took issue with
him, maintaining that the fleet OF
Warmers amendment was simply to
place refined sugar on the free list,
leaving sn much OF his amendment as
| imposed duty on sugar below the 16
duties standard, unaffected. The vt
was finally taken on Warmers amend
ment ~ substitute and it was carried
16l to 80.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 24.-The
governor is preparing to increase the
| militia force here. The Jacksonville COM
pa y has been ordered out and is now
under arms, aud companies elsewhere
are in marching trim, redy TO start as
| soOn as ordered. These include all the
| troops in the state except q few scat
| tering companies, and when all arrive
the available forces here will number
| some $50 men. The troops which ar
rived yesterday still feel very bitter over
their treatment by the citizens and ex-
press the hope of being able to get even.
One of the officers says: at Seems but
one rash move to precip;tate bloody
conflict" He declares that it was
with the utmost difficulty that the men
were restrained from firing last night.
The Jacksonville men do not enjoy be-
ing called out, but so far have gwen no
indications of refusal to otey orders.
| JACKSONVILLE, Fla Jan. 2i.-After
a further hearing 10 the matter Of the
! Duval club for are Injunction against
the sheriff the court took a recess till
afternoon. TIE Indications point to
the granting of the Injunction.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 24-The
court has Just granted the Injunction
restraining the sheriff from interfering
with the fl hit.
| JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 24.-It is
understood late this afternoon that
Governor Mitchell has arrived in the
city to await the outcome OF the court
proceedings and to see the next probable
move OF the club. 1t is said that the
GOV ernor is strongly inclined to declare
martial law. If be does ne will
probab y take other vigorous action.
| JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. "a
Mitchell arrived in tha city this after
noon with his trainers and seconds. He
| was IN high spirits, continually laugh
| ing and joking.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 24.-The full ways
and means cOmmitt-e voted 9 10 6, to
report the Internal revenue bill. includ-
ing the income tax. Al the repubh-
cans and Cochran aud Stevens voted in
the negrt We.
GUTHIL, O. K, Jan. 24-Three mem
oers of tue Dalton gang entered the
baok at Pawnes this morning, but the
safe was locked with time lock. They
took a hudred dollars that was in the
cash drawer and left taking the cashier
three miles into The country with them.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-After transact
tlrg business Of minor Importance the
house went into COMMITTEES OF the whole
for the further consideration of the iron
schedule on the tariff bill. A vote was
finally reached. Oates amendment
making the duty forty cents per ton on
iron ore was defeated by 81 10 100.
lay lors amendment to restore the IS
csgts duty on iron ore as in the Nc
hinley law, was lost, by 90 10 1876.
PETALUMA, Cal, Jan. "a. - The
Meagher murder still remains mystery.
RunOrs are heard or all sides but no
definite clue can be reachen. But slight
hopes are en- ert9lned of Meagher's re-
covery this morning. As his mind is
constantly wandering no reliance can be
placed on his account of the horrIbi.,
deed. Meagher's return to conscious
ices Was looked forward to as the only
clue obtGinable. TIE funeral of Mrs.
Meagher takes place tomorrog.
OMAHA, Jan. 24-Special to Bee.
from Boone Iowa says that the Bull ling
on the Boone county poor farm 10 which
the incucaOly insane are confined, was
burned last night and eight OF the niue
inmates were burned to ieath. Only
one woman escaped. The Origin of the |
fire is unknown.
SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 24-This morning |
jus5 as the Missouri Ksnsss ana Texas |
train was leaving San Marcos, |
dynamite cartridge which bad been |
placed IL the smoking car, was struck by |
an unknown person, and exploded, |
half Of the car. One man
was instently killed. All other passen-
g rs in the car, six in number were
iniued.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Jan. "A The officials
OF the "issuur, Kansas and Texas rail-
road here say that the explosion at San