Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16

tectly harmless, always reliable and beneficial 8 favorable report on the house concurrent resolution, extending the time of making returns under the income tax from March 1st to April b.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-The finance committee voted to repors the 9th section of Senator Jones of Arkansas, financial bill as an independent measure. It provides for unrestricted, but not free coinage of silver, giving the government the ssignorage.
 WAsHINGToN, Feb. l3-A financial bill on the lines of the presidents last message to congress, was presented by Villas today. The measure is entitled, "A bili to save the American people sl6, 174, ITO"
 Sherman offered R su ostitute to the unlimited coinage of silver bill reported by the finance committee, a bill similar to theione submitted by hlm some time age, providing for gold bonds at 3 per cent, and for the issue of gold certifi- cates.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 13-The house committee on ways and means by a vote
 of 8 to 4 today voted to report to the house the resolution acted upon by the sub committee, as follows: Resolved, | by the senate and house of representa-
 lives in congress assembled that the
 secretary of the treasury be, and is here by authorized to issue or dispose of, at
 less than par in gold coin, bonds with
 qualities, privileges and exemption of
 bonds issued under the act approved
 July IA, 1870, entitled 'sn act author
 izing the refunding of the national debt ioan,' to an amount not exceeding S65,- 1l6,275, bearing interest at rate not
 exceeding per cent principal and in-
 terest, payable in gold coin at the pres
 ent standard weight of tneness, said
 bonds.to be payable not more than thirty
 years after date, provided no part of
 the proceeds of the sale of bonds or
 notes be redeemed with the proceeds
 available for the payment of current ex-
 penses of the government"
 LONDON. 4:30 p. m-, Feb. 12-Iptslli- sence has been received here that Wei Hai-Wai had surrendered to the Japan ese.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 13-Miss Charlotte
 Durand, the leading lady of the Irving Place theater company. was married last night to Baron Frederick Bossanlof, a Hungarian, by Chief Justice Erlich. CHICAGO, Feb. l3-Judge Grosscup
 directed an order on Pullman demand Ing him to appear this evening and ex-
 plain why he did not respond to a sub-
 poena requiring him to appear last week.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 13-The Standard Oil company's barge Merrimac which
 broke away from the tug which had her IF tow, carrying elght men and the cap- tain to sea, has been recovered. MEADvILLE. Pa, Feb. 13-An explo- sion of natural gas today wrecked the store and dwelling of George H. Cutler,
 killing Cutler. Sr., and seriously injuring Cutler, Jr.. Mrs. Cutler and Katie Strack, a domestic.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 13-The defense in the Mcdonald trial reopensd the case today and made the defendant 8 wit ness. He testified that he never swore to bank statements. He denied he was ever manager of the bank, and said his father was in full control, telegraphirg instructions daily. The prosecution in rebuttal produced two depositors who lost heavily. Each ahgrily asserted that Dick was perfectly sane and res ponslble for his actions.
 Los ANGELES, Feb. 12-Alexapder Doctor was held for the superior court in S5COO bail for the embezzement of B, 800 from M. A. Gunst. A check was given by M l.. Polsski in settlement of the account.
 COLON, Feb. l2-Dispatohes received here say that the rebels who eDtrenched themselves in the state of Tolimar, sur rendered on the 9th. Those who were in ChequInqulra also surrendered, and the revolution is checked.
 SACRAMENTO, Feb. 13 The assembly | this morning appropriated S6OOO to the | state boards of health for the purchase of diphtheris anti toxine.
 A resolution was adopted to memor- ializs cong ress to extend government aid | to Hawaiian cable.
 Bills were introd uced preventing the wearing of hats or bOnnets in theatere, and permitting board of supervisors to fix tae rates of gas and electric lights.
 Hoyt's anti-scalpers' bill passed by a vote of 23 to 12 after bitter debate, Burke, of Santa Cruz, denouncing it 6s in the interests of the railroad.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 13-The state case against Hayward today delivered blow which staggered the defence. Peter VallsiIo, the hackman Harry had spoken 10 about Adry being wiling to assist in .ne proposed crime, testified that Hay ward approaches him with questions as 70 whether he ever ''done anyting." If 70 whether bis con science bothered him; .lso asked Vd;lalio whether he drove a lack into Li.he Calhoun and let the drawn for sum of money"
 told him I was DO swimmer. Erwin the importance of this testi- nony end tried to have it stricken out The court refused and the evidence goes o the jury.
 LONDON, Feb. 12-White & Co.,, Lon- on fruit brokers and extensive hand