Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-09

oI D.ehot A"oAOSue. MaILlD, (ueul) moved for recess in respect to the bishops memory. He sad it would show that the senate was not dominated by the A. F. A A heated discussion en- eued. Seymour (rep) of San Bern ardino, finsIly moved to lay the matt on the table and the senate agreed.
 WAsHINGToN, March 5-The meeting Ot members of the American Bimetalnc league which has been m progress here during tbe two past weeks, wil! soon issue an address t. the American peo- pie asking thelr support for De " party, having for the principal blanks of it's platform the free and unlimIled coinage of silver at the ratio of l6t0 1, and demand that the money of the country shall be issued by the government itself.
 The address will inaugurate new feature in AmerIc8n politics by doing away V ith the old system of nomInat- ing conventions, will call upon the people themselves to rom nate candi- dates for the presidency aud vice-presi- dency by petition. 1t is urged that deie- gates to nominating conventions do not always represent the views end wishes of the people sending them and it has been decided that the people in their own Dame shall name their candidates. Th- sddr, ss will also place in nomi natiQn Joseph c. Sibley of Franklin, Pa, whose term as representative m con- gre s from the 26th district, expired to- day. I5r. S.hiey declined to run for re- election last fill, as he preferred to retire to rrivhts lie, and it was only st the urgent and ersistent solicitation If the members of the corference that he final- ly consented to h. sd the movement for | "A new silver plTty.
 The lede ue has held in conference dur ing the 'ast two weeks leading silver men fir m 24 states and territories and the decision to ask the voters Of the country to throw aside their allegiances to the old 4rtios until the great fight had been won. as not arrived at without much deliberation and consultation with tte silver leaders iu sll sections of the coun | try.
 PARIS. March 6-President Faure is suffering from influenza.
 MADRID, March GA epc cisl dsspatch from Havana r-ports Cnbn ;lit lsterin z expeditions gre be,ng organized at Tan pa, Florida and Cayo Huesco. | SAN FRANCISCO, March 6-Charlcs Helberger, young German, committed suicide in Golden Gate park this morr- ing. He swallowed the contents oi a bottle Of morphine and she sert bui- l les through his be1rt O1 his uerscn WAS found letter seyns that he WIS educai ed bUt that tue world was again hlm.
 HULL, England, March GA 6shiug smack today brought here the body of
 Anton Bauman, victim of the Elbe disaster. He was formerly manager Of the opera house at Prague and had been engaged by Walter Dsmrosch as stage
 manager for the Wsgnerian opera season in New York. His wife was a native of California.
 PHILADELPHIA, March 6-"Jimmle'' Lcgne, a notorious burglar and SUD- posed murderer, gave himself up here this morning. He is wanted for wife murder end robbery of the Catholic Beneficiary Savings fund in 1870 and also the robbery of Isaih Hansen of s75,- 900. He is also supposed to be implr- eated in the Manhattan bank robbery.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. March 6-The defence began today in the Hayward tria, and the courtroom was packed | Hayward was debonnair and confident. He said: "Oh, I am all right" w. w. Ierwin began sn address in an impres- sive manrer. He said the case had been tried before two juries, one a jury of sensationalism, poioting to the press | table.
 SPENCER, Ind, March 6-Two coaches on the morning passenger train on the Indianapolis & Vinceones railroad were derailed between Marion and Sanborn this morning. A broken rail was the cause. Both coaches were badly wreck ed and the rear coach burned. I. s Halton, of Eminence, suffered broken thigh; s. T. Brown, of Jonesville, Wis. hurt on the back; Ed Elliott, of Terre- Haute, bruised about the body; Joseph M. Wright, of Cincinnati, back and arm injured; Edward Dryman, of Vincennes, injured in the head and back.
 RACINE, Wis. March 6-Ots Johnson, a pioneer llmbermsn died this after noon. He was the owner of extensive red tracts in California. He leaves an estate estimated at S6,OOO, 900 to his wife, two sons and two daughters. | NEW YORK, March Cit is reported that Consuela Vanderbilt is to marry John W. Macizsy Jr Mackay has paid devoted attention to her for the isi t few months. She Sat in the place of honor in his box at a theatre party recently given in her honor by young Mackay. REDLANDs, Gal, March 6-Yes,erday ed from her home Tn Highlands, and dIligent search has failed to g!ve any clue 10 her whereabouts. She wore no hat or wrap. She is the daughter of Station Agent Davis at Highlands ard IS handsome yonng woman of about l9 years.
 NEw YORK, March GA duel between Paul Blouet (Max OrelD and Samuel l.. Clemens (Marx Twain) will probably occur. Orell is very angry over Twsius article critizing (Outre Mere) and says that Twain has offered an insult to the women of France. He can have satis faction of any kind for what say"
 CANNES, March Civilian Wander bilt's steam yacht, Valiant, has been lying at Nice sometime. Vanderbilt | lives on board the yacht and is frequent