Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-02-10

steiner Mariposa has arrived from Ha
wall bringing news to January 70
When the Mariposa left Hawaii tbs
people we're restlessly awaiting a de-
cision Of the United Sites congress-
The reported lsudlDg Of the United
States marines and sailors had 10
foundation in truth. 1t may be said
that there will be no change in the
situation, pending the arrival offurther
advices from the U0ited States. The
newspapers which supposed the pro-
visiOnal government deny the right OF
the United States to restore the queen.
Advices from Samoa under date
January q say that Chief Maiietoa has
taken steps TO bring his rebellious
chiefs before the chief justice. All in-
msdiate prospect of another war in
Samoa is at an end.
SAN QUENTIN, CAL, Feb. Lee
Sing was hanged in the state prison this
morning for the murder of Chinese of
a rival Tong during the highlander war
last March.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2-Tbe tariff bill
was reported to- the Senate at Ills D. m
and referred 20 the fiuance committee
at the request of Voorhees,.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The treasury
officials have discovered that James
Anderson, trusted messenger, has
been differing silver dollars from the
bags IN tho vaults. Nhe bags were
placed in boxes and pill. up. Through
g hoe in one OF the boxes Anderson cut
a bag and withdrew the money. So far
as discovered nearly three thousand
dollars have been taken 10 that way.
The inve tigation is not comrleted.
Anderson is only nInsteen years old and
was recently appointed tn the West
Point Military academy. lie is under
arrest.
WASHINGTON. Fec. AN engross ID
copy of the tariff bill is being compar-
ed by the house clerk and t is expected
that it will be transmitted to the ssn-
ate this afternoon, where Voorhees, will
probably ask that it be referred to the
finance committee.
WAsINGroN, Fec. 2.-The speaker
had recognized Catchi G from the COM
mittee oo rules to report rule setting
aside today. Saturday and Mondsy
for cOnsldf ration of the McCreary H.
waii4n rss1luti3n, the vote to be taken
at p. m. Monday. The minority r pert
was to be then taken up. B0utelie al
once began clamoriug for recogui'ion to
call up his Hawaiian resolution, but
the speaker declined to recognize him
till;he committee report was read.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The total bond
subscriptions received up to noon toda!
amount to S5S,O02,25O. Secretary May
began the work of allotting the bonds
this afternoon. The effort to repeal the
tax on The state bank circulation was
beaten in the committee on banking to
day 10y TO 9. A vote was taken on
CoX's DILL which relieves state banks
from taxes but does not extend TO tie
circulating notes issued by privs'e in
dividuals or corporations. The vote was
as follows: For the bill. Cox and Cobb,
4 labams; Hall, Ellis; johnson, Ohio;
Cobb, Black and Culbertsou, dem
ocratS. Against the bill, Springer, Sper-
~ and Warner, democrats; johnson,
Ind, Broo ius, Walker, Russell, Hender-
son and Hauyep, republicans. John
son, of Ohio, asd Cobb of Missouri,
voted favorably with the reservation
that they Won d vote against the bill in
the house. Several other bi Is to the
same snd with various limitstions are
pending before the committee. Spring
er thinks one OK them will reach the
house.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-For hours be-
fore the debate began the corridors
leading to the galleries were a surglng
mass of humanity which finally became
50 great that men cried out in terror
and women tainted in fright.
1t is estimated that over 10000 people
attempted to gain admitance to the
galleries Of the house today. Their
seating capacity is about 5000 and
every available seat was occupied long
before the gavel dropped. So great
he crush became that the mem oers Sc
cured permission to bring their wives
~ the floor.
Shortly after II o'clock the crowds in
he immense gallery o1 the north side
# the chamber became so great that
here was imminent danger that some
people would De pressed EVER the rail- |
rg. These 10 the corridors kept |
rush ng into the doorways and those |
till further back pressed forward until |
ne stairs and aisles of the galleries
we're literally packed with a mo5
sst 8, impatient men. Wnsn Reed |
as fiji. t speaker arose to deliver his |
lnal plea fog protection, the overhang
ng galleries we're black and dense with |
pectGtors.
Every i1ch of space upon the floor
vas taken. D Iy ten of the 354 mem
,eis of the house were absent. Many |
enatOrs and other distinguished per
onages were on the floor, ard IN the
allerias were Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs.
Tice- Pres de@t Stevenson ana other
.dies of eminsnce and distinct on
Tbeu or h--e hours oratory of the
b :mviun o. fNO economic sy stems fol-
IEed b X. ca, Grip and Wilson, while
1eir PARTISAN made tee air vocal with
bouts of approval Tie Appearance Of
a. psek Of the hOUs upon the floor
ogaged in dabate vas in it. elf re
larkable as we'll as an unusu Il thing |
.acl speaker semmeI TO be 10 the best
IN nj re speeches 70, ay VIII rank
mrcg the most brilliant Or tneir lives.
At Ash p. m. Tom Johnson, demo
RAJ of Oh ~. = tssl q parate vote on
"a wlc!s ! u c; Q. ". S one, repub-
cat, Of Pennsylvania, FIR ssparsts
Dts 20 27 hun; Tracy. democrat IF
sw Yc.k, "a u .e-rai revenue, includ
lg the income tax. All the other
I4endm sn;s we're agreed 20. A stand
~ O. te W ..akrp on tie amendment