Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-27
TELEGRApHIC.

WASHINGTON, JAG. 22-The president
has transmitted to the house additional
Hawaiian papers from Willis.
They announce the retirement Of
Vice President Hatch and the election
of W. T.. Wilder to succeed him. The
exetu .ve council has been increased
from four persons to FIVE, minister
Of foreign affairs being ad ied the duties
nf which were heretofore discharged by
the president.
petition and memorial addressed
to President Cleveland by the Hawaii n
Patriotic league claiming to represent
5000 voters, was inclosed by Willis with
out comment. The memorial alleges a
conspiracy of Minister Steyens and men
In the present provisional government
and deny that the present government
represents the people Of Hawaii.
Specifications were also made of
alleged incompetency in the provisional
government.
BUUTELLE ANGRY AGAIN.
In the house after reading the FL a.
waiian correspondence BouielIe de-
manded recognition. He charged that
it was apparent from three successive
messages sent To the house that this
government was engaged in fermenting
an lnsurrecti1n in country with which
the United States was at peace.
he desired to call up his privileged
resolution. Hot words >3etween BoutelIe
and the spa aker followed.
Hatch asked that Bortelle's words be
taken down and Boutelie was ORDER d to
take bis seat. He refused to do so and
the sargean:-at arms was called upon to
support the Speakers authority. Great
excitement followed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Chairman
Wilson of the ways aud means commit
lee mas broken down under the strain
of preparing his tariff bill. His friends
DO not believe he will be able to take
further part In the tariff fight,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The fight to
smeuo the sugar schedule of Wilson
bill was rife IN the house today. The
hour given 10 the Louisiana members
was the most interesting.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The president
today sent TO the senate the nomination
Of " heller Ii. Peckhsm, of New York.
TO be asso lRte justice OF the supreme
ecu of United States, the place for
which Hornblower was rejected.
Peckham IL president of the State
Bar association aud an anti snapper.
Pueblo, Jan. 20.-rhe steel works of
the Colorado Fuel and Irou company
resumed operations this IN ming in
u cold steel department with a force
of 10i men. One blast will be blown
in on the first of next month and the |
converters " II be started March Isl,
when 1900 men will b. given employ
met.
GUADALAJARA, Mex, Jan. 2O.-A few |
weeks ago SpaGiaTd named Francisco |
Perez arrived at Ameca in this sta e |
from Spain. He rad with Kim docu- !
ments and drawings showing the loca- |
tiGn OF hidden treasure amounting TO |
d million and half o! dollars secreated |
d century or more ago by d band Of |
bTigsuds, ali of whom were afterwards |
killed or driven out of the country. |
Perez receiv, the yrlusivs permission |
to acquire whatever he might find, and |
he has air. ady has soma SUCCESS. An
iron box filled with gold coin and jew
elry has been unearthed. The value
of the contents of the box is placed at
$4,000.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 22.-W. A.
Brady, Corbett's manager, arrived here
from Mayport this morning. He said:
81 feel it certain, now rs always, that
Mitchell does not want to fight. If he
should get into ring, which now seems
less probable than ever before, he will
10 so merely to have the $4,000 forfeit
and $1,000 which wagered him he
would not appear in the ring. The
the men shake hands Mitchell
will do one of two things-either
foul Corbett, or quit after
he first round"
Bowdon Of the Duval Athletic club,
When approached by a representative
4 the Associated Press, appeared i'll st
ase, II