Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-03-03
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galleries were crowded in anticipation
of a repetition OF the exciting scenes
of yesterday. AS soon as the journal
was read, Adams, of Pennsylvania,
began camoring for reconpu,tinn on
the question Of personal privilege. He
! was being heard when the house ad-
journed yesterday. He yielded, how
ever, to Wells who said he was er-
roneously reported as voting no on a
motion to adjourn. He denied that he
had taken any part in proceedings but
said would have voted. if at all. to
adjourn in order to put stop to the
dissgreeable performance"
In course of the debate on the motion
of Reed to discharge all those MEM
bes under arrest, Bland denounced the
New York delegation In heated words.
He was called to order several times
by Coombs, of New York. Amid a
general uproar BANDS speech was
sensational in its criticism of The DIS
order which prevailed yesterday. He
declared that the men who we're ob-
structing legislation and defyipg the
| house, w-re anarchists ard revoiu-
| tionists. They were worse than the
criminal wLo would throw a bomb from
| the galleries. There were Kisses as this
grew louder and eliminated in cries
OF SHANE. Bland however, proceeded
| in his imprisoned utter .nces and de-
clared that mobocracy had taken pos
session or the house. Mobism and
anarchy was being given an object les
son. Anarchists were being invited to
parade the streets end commit deeds
violence. He proceeded with fire 9uent
characterization of the members who
INSTRUCTED legislation AS anarchists and
revoIutionlsts He WAS called to order
and was finally compelled to take his
seat and then procesd in order. He was
frequently applauded IN his milder
criticism, but silence followed his more
violent utterances. The EIsles in the
house we're choked with members while
be vas 81 eaking and the galleries were
crowded.
Finally, on motion of Bland the
order of arrest was vacated and all con-
gressmsn arrested were discharged.
SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. % fuot
pads who have robbed people within the
1 80 al =.
-enteuces th.s morning by Judge
Wallace Isldore Baidve and Frank NJ.
| Daniel were each given twenty years
in San Quintjn. Another young high
wayman by name of Jno Riley was
sent The reform school until be shall
be ONE of age.
NEw York, Feb. 2i.--In response to
a not senlO by a reporter this morn
| ug, E. astus Win from his cell in the
| Tombs wrote tie following. L did not
| int nd II ask for BAH but tn dying
| condition of my eide st son is dreadful,
and the orTOw that overshadoxs his
mother and sweet wife, surely demands
my pre- ence beside them. II can get
| friends gn o. my bood | will. / am in
| communication with y gentleman and
hope b. abl-to 60 TO Stat Island today.
As to the rest l can say no. hing "Tne
| asst seutenc answers to the query as
| t. his reported Int-n ion to plead guilty
| Ills sen W. ID. W nan, is lying at the
r;.ist Of death At New Brighton. Staten
| Isl I'D, Of pneumonia, and does not
lsnO" IF his talher arrest.
Topeka, Kas., Feb. Ex-Governor
! dwellings Investigation into the
affairs in the office # Adjut9tt General
| Artz which was inauCurdted Yesterday
afterroon is It'll in progr So. Governor
Lewelli refuses to say why he order
ed the investigation, but it 6 under
stood that Artz is charged with appro-
priating state money and property for
his own use.
PRAGUE, Feb. 22.-The judgment OF
the court before which the members
of tie Omladiua secret society has
been on trial for some time past is as
follows: Sieg 'oser sentenced to eght
years imprisonment; Waigert. st tcha
| a. d Hradelz FIVE years each. WenZelx
| and CIsok six years. Helm eighteen
months and Haizbach thirteen months.
Two of the accused we're acquitted and
! the remainder sentenced to terms of
imprisOnmpnt ranging from three years
to fortnight.
GUTHRIE, Feb. 22-The Oklahoma
Territorial League OF Republican clubs
with an attendance OF nearly 400 have
adopted resolutions endorsing the re-
publican platform and depouncine
democracy for incompetent aud cow
ardly administration, for bringing the
nation into disrepute and piungIug the
whole country into financial and COM
mercial disaster. IL also denounces
administration of the Oklahoma of
fees.
LONDON. Feb. 22-The Sportsman
says it learns on the authority of a
friend of one of the principals that
jackson and Corbett have no idea of
settling their contest in the Unite d
States. They do not care to be badger
ed by clubs AID authorities as ia the
case OF the Mitchell Corbett match
The event is almost certain to be SET
tied at the National Sporting club in
London.
FIT HANCOCK, Feb 22.-Much excite
ment vas caused here thus afternoon
10y the arrest of MEs. p. McGovern en-
on the charge of threatening the life or
Miss Maria Ribers. 1t is claimed by
Miss RIbera that Mrs. McGovern,
without cause, drew a butcher knife or
her and cha ed er from home, thrt at
ening her life. Both parties ere very
popular in soc ETY. The case was call
ed for the preliminary h-aripg before
Justice Ii. @. ross at six o'clock this
afternoon and evidence is being taken
at the present writing. but verdict
will hardly be rendered tonight
WASHINGTON, Feb. as cretary
Spith approved the draft OF the circu-
lar soon to be issued governing app /
cat'o7s for right of way ov public
lands for canals. bitches and reser-
voirs. The right is held to entend only
to cOnslruction, and no public timber !
or material will be allowed to be taken |
or used f repair or improvement. |
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