Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1895-12-14
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O-Repu bllcan

Ing TO pull convention wires ana III
cidentslly promote the interests of their
several presidential candidates.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec. 10 Chicago.
St Louis and Plttsburg are the only
cities seriously in the fight. Chicago
and st. Louis are the most enthusiastic
in campaigning, and San Francisco is
characterised by unfaiii1g optimism
Pittsburg is conspicuous by tie large
badges worn by the delegates. Politi-
| clans gathered in the hall at 10 o'clock.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-At 1890
Chairman Carter raped the meeting to
order and the roll was called. TIE chair
man asked the delegates TO agree to q
half ho1r limit for presenting the claims
of their cities. General Buttesfeld, for
New York, rec pended that IL would take
a very brief time for New York 10 dem
onstrate her superior ty.
1t was then decided tha. deles stions
be b ard in alphabetical order 10y states.
Indications at noon were favorable TO
Chicago in the end proving winner
with St. LOUIS pressing close on her
heels. San Francisco is expected to
lead on the start.
General N. P. Chepmsn, Geo. A.
Knight and M. Ii. DsYoupg presented
San Francisc COS claims.
Samuel Allerscn and Mayor Swift
did tie same for Chicago; ST.. Louis was
urged by Mayor Woodbridge, ex C1n-
gresham Frank and S. NJ. Kenpard.
Then New York's attraction WAS set
forth by General Butterfield and Mu.at
Halstead.
Pittsburg had her case urged by rep
resentati,e Daiz.ll.
Speech making closed and an aSiourI-
ment taken till p. N. when .bal!oting
will begin.
WASHINGTON, DEC 10--A motion has
been made to take formal ballot, the
city receiving the smallest number of
votes 10 drop out Of the race.
The first formal ballot: San Francis
CO 10; st. Louis ID; Plttsburg 9, Chi
Cages; New York Popped.
Second formal ballot: San Francisco
10; st Louis IS; Chicago 9; Pittsburg 5.
On the fourth ballot st. Louis won the
convention the vote being as follows: St
Louis %; San Francisco IS; Chicago
Necessary to a choice 26.
The committee adopted Clay tons
resolution. June 10th was selected as
| the date of the LatIonal convention.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Dec. 10-H9rry
Hayward convicted of the murder of
Catherine Cling, and who will hang to-
the announcement that he had been
married two years. He refused 10 give
the name of his wife.
The name Of the lady to whom Hay
ward claimed 10 be secretly married IS
Miss Stella Goodman, 17-years Old,
known as theatrical supernumerary.
Her mother declares the marriage story
il false. Hayward's relatives take no
stock 10 the tale.
Washington, Dec. 10-Repre sentative
Mccall offered a resolution today call
ing upon the president to report wheth-
er he bad taken any STEPS to assertion If
reports of toe speeches of Ambassador
Bayard de.ive. ed in England and Scot
land, we're true, aud what steps taken to
recall or censure Blyard.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-Representative
Barrett, (rep.) of Massachusetts,, offered
a resolution in the house today for the
Impeachment of Thomas W. Bayard,
ambassador to Great Britain.
Both resolutions complained of Bay
ards reflections on Americas protective
system as state of socialism. OF bis
reference to the United States needing
"real men" like Cleveland, 70 govern the
strong, self confident and ofteL times
violent people.
WAsHINGToS, Dec. 10-Csisp followed
Barrett, defending Bsyard and accusing
the repu blicans of sim ply wishing to air
their protective theories, and defyirg
them to pass another tariff bill. A sharp
colloquy between Crisp and D.nGley Of
Maine, followed, the latter de claring
that Bayard violated his duty 10 de-
nouncing half his countrymen. Barrett's
resolution was then put to vote and
adopted, after striking out the words |
directing the foreign affairs committee |
to report by impeachment of otherwise"
WAsHINGro ron, Dec. 10-Tne senate to |
day adopted joint resolution, offered |
by Jones, of Arkansas, authorizing the |
secretary OF the interior to suspend thz
removal of intruders in the Cherokee
country, until the appraisal OF improve |
ments ma lie by them. Cullom address
ed the s~nate in support OF the Monroe
doctrine, ano in conclusion said: This
natl has tried diplomacy long enough
and without much effort. Great Bit
iss has been disregerding polite ,e-
quests, pi otests and argument, ard If lei
alone Will finally dominate Venezuela.
Cullom declared emphaticslly that cur
policy is American policy; our doctrine
is protection of American interests; and
our motto is America for Americans.
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 10-Wiiliem
OConne!l Bradley was sworn in gs gov
ernor OF Kentucky today, the first re
pu biican administration in the Eistory
OF the commonwealth.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. 10-Col. Chas +.
Crocker is going to start a coffee plants-
ton in the San Joaquin valley. A
thousand yesrling plants Were re ceived
by the last central American steamer.
The exact location of plantation is not
yet known. The plants will be set out
this fall ard it will be K years before