Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-01-26
TELEGRApHIC.

Alabama, presented in tEe senate, wba, he regards as solution of the presen, lack of government revenue. He read the full text of the measure. The bill provides for the immediate issue of one hundred million of treasury notes, to meet the defic ences of notes redeem. able in coin, to be constantly reissued It further directed the coinage of the seignoraRe. and the deposit of silve, bullion from American hints. Hill ask. ed if ths senator wished the immediate passage of the bill. "That question. :" said Pugh, "is in line with the New York senator's treatment of all public oues- tions and I decline to answer it." Sherman submitted another financial measure. It provides for the issue and and sale of bonds, under the provisions of the resumption act, from time to time, as the deficiencies of the treasury require bonds to run five years not to exceed three per cent.
 Section two provides in the foregoing that the secretary of the treasury may issue coin certificates 9, 50 and 100 dol. lars bearing 3 per cent and be put iu circulation through the treasury's post. offices.
 The third section deals with national bank Oond deposits, The bill was re ferred.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-The demoera. tic leaders in the house are devotine them selves assiduously to framing @ bill upon which they can agree, which can secure a majority in the senste, for the reorganization of the currency.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 17-A letter from Senator H:ll will be published tomorrow which will attract considerable a. ten tion, bearing upon the campaign of 1896 It declares that the free coinage of silver as we'll as gold, must be held out as the goal which the country must ultimately reach.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 17--One million in gold was withdrawn from the treasury today for export.
 SAN F-ANCIsCo, Jan. 17-Hayes Broth. CTS, Rrocers, have failed for S2O,O0O
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-In the house today the senate amendments to the urgent deficiency bill were disagreed to, and the bill sent to the conference.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan. 17-Speaker Lynch promises to appoint the remain ing 36 committees tomorrow. Many bills were introduced, among them one limiting the rate of interest to 7per cent. A resolution was adopted, protesting against the Reilly funding bill, the fore closure of mortgages against Pacific roads. A committee of five was appoint ed to investigate Bledsoe's charges B. gainst "Well."
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 17.-Senate, Voorhis denied that Catholic priest of Jackson asked him to vote for DeYoung for Senator. A bill was introduced sbolishing the Potters Home for ineb- riets in San Fan Francisco.
 Additional superior judge in Sacra- mentO; prohibiting the sale of railroad tickets by scalpers, and requiring toe railroads to redeem unused portions of tickets.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l7-The execu- tors of the will of ex-Ssnstor Fair pre- sented it for probate this morning. The attorneys for Fairs children asked a continuance for three weeks, to deter mine whether or not they should con- test the will. IL was oppos d by the at- torneys for the trustees, hut granted b. the court.
 RENO, Nev. Jan. Hiram No 4, on the Central Pacific, was wrecked at White Plains last night. The engine, uail, express and baggage oars and portion of the dining car left the track. The engineer and fireman were severely injured. Brakeman LaForge was caught between and crushed to death. The passengers were shaken up.
 Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. l7-Ten delegates to the railroad convention met in the cham Der of commerce this morn ing. Au informal meetins was held in the club rooms. The sentiment wss the informal disoussien of building a railroad from Los Angeles rather than from San Francisco, to Fresno. Nothing was determined on any matter. It WAS left the formal meet ing this afternoon.
 VERSAILLES, Jan. 17-Oficisl figures give the frst ballot for President, Brison 354, Faure 216, Rousseau 195. A ma iority of the total number of votes cast s required 10 elect. Rousseau retired in favor of Faurs after the first ballot.
 BULLETIN.
 VERSAILLES, Jan. I'M. Faure is slected president.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-Pugh's bill vas referred to the finance committee.
 LONDON, Jap. 17-A dispatch from Rome says that Perier's resignation .aused much discomposure at the Vati- ,an. The Daily News says he commit ed a 2: evious fault and the Tin ss editor ally paints a gloomy picture of the sit- lation.
 BERLIN, Jan. l7-In the Reichst8g oday the second reading of the motion o repeal the enti-Jesuit law was passed. The minority included conservatives, liberals, imperial party and he Freisinnig- union.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 17-Regtstrator Vital tstiestics reports IA deaths from la .rippe within the last 24 hours. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Jan. 17-The trolley ,ars on the DeKalb Ave line are rum ing today compromise being reached