Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-13
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I WASHINGTON, Jsu. S.-Gen. Wheeler,
/ chairman of the house committee on
territories, has no hope of getting up a
/ bill for the admission Of New Mexico
until after the tariff bin is disposed of.
: D .egate Smith, of Arizona, whose bill
for the admission of his territory has al
ready passed the house, says that he has
no doubt of favorable action in the SEN
( ate.
WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-The senate ju-
dietary committee today decided unfay-
orebly on the Hornblower nomination
and will recommend in majority report
! that be De not confirmed.
CoLUMBUs. o., Jan. S.-Governor Nc
| Kinley's sec0I d inauguration took place
| todav. The inaugural ceremonies were
held in the west front of the capitol.
The oath of Office was administered by
! Chief Justice Bradbury. Other prom
ipent citizens assisted as members of
the reception committee and in other
ways doing him honor.
WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Hawaii is up is
the senate. Chandler introduced a new
Hawaiian resolution and the Hoar reso-
luton about BlOunt's salary came up in
regular order. German moved that it
be referred TO the foreign relations COM
mittee but Hoar objected.
Turpie presented resolution de-
claring the project of annexng II twaii
ineXpedient and should be DO furi her
considered, and that if is of the highest
international interest that the govern
ment of Hawaii be allowed to pursue its
own line of policy. The resolution went
over till tomorrow.
frye ATTEMPTED to secure p vote on
his resolution declaring against Ameri-
can Interference at Hawai- but Butler
objected and the resolution went over
until Wednesday.
VOTE ON THE WILSON BILL.
A special order fixing the 29lh
instant for vote on the Wilson oil
was adopted vote 175 to l.
kIMORS OF BLOODSHED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8-A sensational
rumor is current and fading credence
10 the effect that our troops We're
landed al Honolulu and that there had
been bloodshed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Sat the state
department the Tumors are cheracteriz-
ed as wild and baseless.
After some debate the senate went in
executive session on the Horn blower
report.
CHICAGO, Jan. 0.-Three robbers our
ing business hours today entered Sa-
u uel Grsenburg's pawn shop on West
Randolph street, bound and gagged The
clerk. " no was the only person IN tie
shop. They aid likewise TO little girl
who came IN while the robbery vas go
ing on. They then ritied the safe OF ten
Thousand dollars worth of diamon0s,
money ami watches and made good their
escape. l. ne police are searching for
them.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-When the
house met ,he chances appeared to be
IN favor s dead Ock for lack OF dem
ocratic quorum. IL was, however, to be
broken eud toe -ariff debate viii begin
t0day, as me de; ties of the serg ant
at-arUs ave brought oack to Washing
ton enough members under arrest - Ill
a gu rlal. Democratic leaders say tnat
they have no doubt of their ability to
muster quorum. The roll cal! was an
swered by 149 members. The demand
FOR the previous question on taking up
the tariff bull was carried by lS9 70 0.
Ten more than a quorum have been Sc
cured and 80 minutes debate will be al
lowed unC er tire rules.
LONDON, Jan. ga note from Baron
Salvins, late Belgian minister to Eng
land, to The secretrry of state for foreign
affairs. dated November q last, has
been MADE public. 1t says Belgium
received a spstch from the state
department at Washington says the
president does not feel call upon
uoder the Circumstances to ask that the
monetary conference be convoked.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE navy &c
partmenC received the following cable
gram yesterday:
San Domingo, Jan. 5.-The iusurrec-
ton has b. en put down IN Aqua, San
Domingo; every thing Is quiet; United
States interests not endangered. The
United States schooner VAS hrei upon
owing TO a mistake; two men were
wounded. Particulars have been sent |
by mai. Proceed for coal to ST. Thorn |
as; will returl very soon. Signed,
HEYERMAN.
Heyerman is TIE commander of the |
United States steamer Kearsage. The |
story of the captain CT the American |
Henry Crosby, whose boat was
fred on by soldiers in San Domingo,
was published by the press several Gays
ago. The message indicates the firing
WAS mistake, but at the same time two
lives were lost and il remains TO be seen
what reparation will be demanded after
the letters u the case have been recelv-
ed
Secretary Carlisle is watching the con-
stantly dwl- ding available cash balance
in the treasury and is giving it much
careful consideration. 1t is said that by |
talks with mem Der of the way
and means commilte3 o. the house and |
the fnapce comm ttee Of the senate he
3 bring ng the subject forcibly before
shem with visw to showing the neces-
;ity Tor some prompt action looking to
The relief of the treasury. The great
alling off 10 the gold reserve is a partic-
llar source of concern to the officials
md the prospect Of its decrease to a
nTcb greater ex ent emphatizes, the Of
iciels say, the a0s lutte necessity for
ome measure that will replendish if. 4
lumber ot figures OF interest IN connec-
ion with the present condition of fiscal
fairs are beng collected for the use of
he secretary. The rum Is that tue sec
etary con tempt led Sc ding special
message TO cOngre ca ling attention to
he treasury's condition and recon-
leEding inmedIR-e measures Of relief. .
re again revived, tut a prominent cffi
ial OF the department suggested IA t ! ,
he secretary has already presented be ,
natter very fully in his annual message |
o congress. !
Tie pay ueDt of s5, 224, 1874 in interest
mis- month, 4 coed portion of which
'sut 70 New York, mas played sad havoc
yith the gold reserve, which today is
15,lS!,902, a reduction Of 5000 $50 I
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