Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-07-28
to do the greater part of the talking on
the tariff aud to vote solidly to strike
out the defferential sugar duty.

to do the greater part of the talking on
the tariff aud to vote solidly to strike
out the defferential sugar duty.
WASHINGTON, July 21-The senate gu
gar investigating committee resumed
work today. Witnesses were warned
against divulging the proceedings.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Allen
of Nebraska, member of the sugar in
vestigating committee, has reported to
the senate q supplemental report. He
sa, the evidence shows that the sugar
trust contributed to campaign funds OF
both the democratic and republican
parties W. h the expectation, il not an
implied promise, that it's interests would
be care for. Also that Mcpherson and
Quay speculated in sugar during the
pending tariff bill. He urges the pass
age of laws covering such practices aud
to require witnesses to answer ques-
tons.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-A slim attend
ance greeted the opening of the house
today, Bowers demanded the regular
order resolution proposing an amend
ment to the constitution providing that
senators should be elected by direct
vots of the people. 1t passed by vote
OF 1877 to 40. The announcement was
received with democratic applause.
The house disagreed as to the senate
agreement on the Indian appropriation
bill.
Los ANGELES, July 2E-Judge Ross
in the United States court this morning
found Conductor Hartt not guilty of
contempt. The case attracted much at
tention, Hartt being the first accused of
violating the Injunction issued by Judge
Ross to prevent interference with the
mail service.
CHICAGO, July 21.-A mob of thirty
Hollanders were attacked this morning
on their way to the Pullman shops. The
police escorted the workmen through
the crowd and remained at the works
to protect them.
CINCINNATI, July 21.-Deputy United
States Marshal Schlessinger fired three
shots into mob that was stoning him
in the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
yards today. The police dispersed the
mob.
CHICAGO, July 21.-Three directors
of the American Railway Union were
arrested today, also the stenographer
Warrants are out for two more directors.
New YORK, July 21.-The cruiser Col,
umbia bound for the Bluefelds passed
quarantine this afternoon.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, July 21.-The
big shops Of the A. & 2. closed for an
indefinite time today as result of the
A. r. U. strike.
Paris, July 2O.-Placards declaring
that laws against liberty having been
passed by parliament, anarchist must
use all means for the humiliation of the
socialists. Last evening the leaders called
upon the people to organize for social
revolution.
CHICAGO, July 20.-The first regiment,
l. n. G. WAS called to arms at the Pull
man works this afternoon by a rumor
that riot was in progress. The report
was caused by woman and children
hurting rocks, mud and insulting cpl
thets at Pullman laundry girls. The
girls were chased several blocks.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 20-Under
court instructions the Western Union
Telegraph company has produced as
evidence against the strikers under ar
rest in this city kilograms, that passed
between Eguene Dsbs and the railroad
strikers. The strikers counsel made a
strong protest against such action as a
violation of their constitutional rights,
bul without avail.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Rapid i'm
provement in the western mail service
is reported at the post Office depart
ment.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-While the SEN
ate committee on territories has not yet
decided to report the bills for the ad-
mission of the territories OF Arizona and
New Mexico, the prevailing opinion
about the senate is that the bill will not
be considered during the present ses-
sion of congress unless the session should
be prolonged beyond the expectation of
a majority Of the senators.
Senator Faulkner, chairman of the
committee on territories, has expressed
the opinion that consideration Of the
bills will be deferred until the short ses-
sion. If, however, the tariff bill should
cause adjournment to be deferred for
some time, this calculation might be up
set. There is also possibility that the
subcommittee on Arizona may not act
upon the direction given by the full
committee to prepare the bill for the
admission of that territory for presenta-
tion to the senate after the meeting of
the full committee next Wednesday.
The New Mexico bill has already been
put in shape by the sub committee hav-
ing it in charge.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 23.-United
oOhJc5
ed decision in the strike cases holding
Debs and seven others for trial on the
charge of conspiring to obstruct the
mails.
CHICAGO, July 23-An answer was
filed today by the officers Of the Amer
can Railway Union IN the contempt pro-
ceedings in the United States circuit
court, growing out of the alleged viola
ton OF the federal injunction against
Interference with the mails and inter
state commerce. The defendants deny
it was the purpose of the union to be
empowered to order strikes as alleged in
the information.
They deny ordering the strike on the
Illinois Central. The employees went