The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-04-12
NhWo OF THE WEEK.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
 REPRESENTATIVE WILSON, it is said, will be on hand to manage the tariff bill when it reaches the house from the senate.
 TIE Seryian cabinet has resigned, and NJ. Nicolajevich has formed new ministry.
 REPRESENTATIVE CANnNETTI, of Cal ifornia, has introduced resolution for the holding of a conference of nations of the western hemisphere to draft treaties looking to remonetizing silver.
 PRESIDENT TRACEY, of the National Repu blican league, has called special meeting of the leagues executive com mittee, representing all the states and territories to meet at the Arlington hotel, Washington, Monday, April 2S.
 THE naval appropriation bill as pre- pared by the naval affairs committee of the house contains provision grant ing naturalization papers to all for. eigners who served in the navy and marine corps for five consecutive years and who have been honorably dis charged
 REPRESENTATIVE BLAND expects to call a meeting of the coinage commit tee very soon to consider the free coin age bills pending before it.
 THE president has approved the joint resolution making provision for the salaries and expenses of additional deputy collectors of revenue to enforce the Chinese exclusion act
 CARDINAL GIUssEPE BENEDETTo DUs- MET archbishop of Catina, is dead He was born at Palermo, August l5 ISIS, and was created cardinal on Febru- ary II, 1889.
 The unknown" commander of the Coxey forces is said to be Maj William Packer Clarke, of the Second battalion, Colorado national guard.
 A. c. FISK, president of the Pan American Bimetallic league, proposes to call silver convention to meet in Washington.
 THE Iowa senate passed the house bill conferring on women the right to vote for town, city and school officers and on all questions of issuing bonds.
 PRESIDENT GoMPERs, of the American Federation of Labor, in letter to Vice President Stevenson, enters protest against the ratification of the Chinese treaty.
 IN Chicago Sig l.. Mancinelli, director of the choir of the Abbey Grand Opera Co.,, was arrested on a charge of pick ing pockets. The arrest occurred in a dime museum on Clark street
 AFTER clearing up various appropria- tions and other bills, both houses of the Iowa state legislature adjourned sine die on the 9th.
 JUDGE JENKINS rendered his long looked for decision on the motion made by the chiefs of the railway or ganizations for modification of his famous Northern Pacific strike order. The judge struck out one clause, but in all other respects he denied the motion, thus continuing the strike in junction in full force.
 THE senate committee to which the nomination of c. H. J. Taylor to be re- corder of deeds for the District of Col umbia was referred voted to ? to re- port his nomination unfavorably.
 REPRESENTATIVE BRoDERICK has in- troduced a resolution in the house re- quiring pension attorneys to submit statement to their clients every three months of the condition of their claims. In the event that this or CT is not com piled with the attorney is to receive no pay. The law allows pension agents to charge S25 as first payment on pen sion case, and hundreds of claimants had maJe this payment, after which it was impossible to hear from their at torneys.
 LATE advices from Brazil are to the effect that federal troops had burned and pillaged San Francisco de Borja, a Brazilian town on the Uruguayan river in the state of Rio Grande do SuL The inhabitants were panic stricken and many of them had fled to the forest to escape further outrages. It was said that insurgent troops were advancing against the city of Rio Grande do SuL