Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-01-19

speeches, indicating the probable course
 of the majority. After routine business
 Senator Stewart resumed his speech, begun Saturday. He spoke of the ex
 tent to which banks controlled congress,
 political conventions, telegraph comps-
 es and the press. The banks always
 maintained lobby in congress. They
 dominated the republican, democratic
 and populist parties, and secured the
 nomination of their friends. There had
 been bank rule in the administration
 twenty years.
 When Stewart finished German made
 @ speech in which he declared he would | never follow leader who in time of
 peace would increase the national debt
 to pay the current expenses of the gov ernment.
 WAsHINGToN, Jan. 14-Speaker Crisp
 laid before the House today the resig-
 nation of representative John c. Black,
 Of Illinois, who has accepted the posi- tion of United States district attorney.
 In the morning hour Hatch (dem. call
 ed up the Grout bill to make oleomsr-
 gsrine, and all other imitation dairy products, su bjsct to the laws of the state
 of territory into which they are trans
 ported. Byrum (dem.) Indiana, resum ed a hostile attitude. Baily (dem.)
 Texs suggested that Hatch accept 8 substitute to repeal the oleomsrgsr
 sc., but this was not acceptable. Byrum thereupon moved for a recess of one hour; the motion was defeated. Byrum
 made point of DO quorum. DOVER, Jan. 14-Csshler Abbot shot
 and killed himgelf this afternoon.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15-J. J. Owens,
 founder of the San Jose Mercury, died
 this morning suddenly, in tais city, the
 result of paralysis. He was ascending the stairs, and fell down backwards
 down the flight, breaking his neck. Ovens vas to edit the weekly edition of
 the Call.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-The president
 seat to the senate the correspondence in the case of the two Japanese spice, to- gether with letter from the secretary of state, in which it is stated that American consuls have no authority to
 protect Japanese in China, except SO far as using their good offices, when the occasion demanded.
 BERLIN, Jan. 15-The Prussian diet open, d at noon today. Tie Emperor William, who read the speech from the throne, began by saying that the Prus- sian budged showed deficit which he hoped would disappear under the &C., oomplishment of the proposed financial reforms by the Reichstsg.
 FIRE ISLAND, N. Y., Jan. 14-This morning a barge was discovered ashore at Shote beach and going to pieces. Four men are on the barge. On &C., count of the heavy surf the life saving crew cannot reach the stranded vessel.
 LONDON, Jan. 15-Three hundred men and boys were entombed at Big Lake colIiery, Audlsy, North Staffordshlre yesterday. The water rushed in from t old w,rkng-. A hurd ed and fifty were rrscued last night. Fully 120 are still in the mine.
 BsooKLYN, N. r., Jan. 15-The electric railway strike on both sides show a determined front. Twenty cars are running irregularly. Court street is guarded by policemen and barrels of ashes have been upset on the track. A mail car was sent out at seven forty this morning guarded by policemen aud the company is detei mined to run mail csrs all day. The strikere will petition the mayor, sskIpg him to tie up the roads by virtue of bis official power, and declare that the charter is forfeited. No sympathetic strikes have occurred yet.
 SACRAMENTO, Jan. l5-Cnairman Dinkelspiel, of the assembly committee on standing rulee, reported this morn ing, recommending daily sessions ex- ce pting Sundays, from 9:30 a. m. to l2:3O P. m., and no afternoon sessions this month. A spirited debate occurred over the proposal, and also over giving | the power to any con mttee to kill the | bill. It was referred and also 8 suhsti- | ute to another. The vote stood 52 to | 21. The rule was amended SO that if | the bill was rejected by the committee it could be replaced on ii e. Much op- position is manifested to the rules and further consideration was postponed until tomorrow. The as em ply then ad- journed.
 The senate has practically adopted the rules of the last session. On the roll being called, each sena or intro duced his bill as his name was called. A recess of half sn hour was taken, after which the chairman of committees were announced by Flint. S'xty-eight bills were introduced in the senate. By An drews, one Tor SIUS JUL to pay pewspa- pers for publishing 8 list of the election 
 LINCOLN, Jan. 15 John NJ. Thurston was elected senator this morning.
 DENVER, Jan. 15-The vote for sens- tor is as follows: House-W Wolcott, fl; Pence, 23. Senate-W olcott, 16, Pat tersoD, 16; Thomas, ?.
 MOBILE, Ala. Jan. l5.-Jadge James Taylor Jones, a former member of con- Zress from the first Alabama district, died today, at Demopoli', Ala, aged 55.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-Secretary Hoke Smith has directed that action be su+- pended on the sections made by the Southern Pacific railroad on land within |