Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-24
TELEGRApHIC.

WAsBINGToN, Aug. 15.--The silver de mocrats continued their conference t. day. Many speeches were made. J. M. Hill of Missouri said taat the bond transaction was enough to consgn Cle- yeland and Carlisle to oblivion. l. | would go hand in hand through ages amid execrations as the most stupend ous political faud of the century. r. PHILrELPHIA Pa, Aug. 14.-It hss
 been decided that H. II. Holmea. the al- ledged murder of Mime and Mamie | Williams, F. Pietzel, and dozen others, | will go to Chicago for trial for murder Of the Williams girls.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 15-Bourke Cockran announced today that he would DO longer be connected with the Tammah!
 Hall in any capacity or manner what soever.
 BRANDON, Miss, Aug. 15-Marshai | Coleman and Fox, were arraigned thl,
 morning for the murder of T. D. Dink-
 ems a few days ago. They pleaded | guilty and were sentenced to the peri-
 tentisry for life.
 | MADISON, Wis. Aug. 15-A very ricli
 mine of lead ere has been discovered
 near Verona, in this county. ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. I5-Emil Divers.
 a negro who outraged and murdered | Mrs Cain near Fulton. was taken from
 the sheriff and hanged from railroad ! bridge.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 15-Representatives of all the large tobacco houses are here
 for the purpose of forming a monster | combine.
 VICTORIA, B. C., Aug. 15-Passengers
 from Japan couiirn the report that
 cholera is claiming it's thousands. It IS | finding its victims chiefly among the ! soldiers.
 CHICAGO, Aug. IA special to the | Tribune from Washington says: Ex President Harrison IS among those suR- gested for the vacancy on the supreme bench, caused by the death Of Justice Jackson. Attention las been called to | the fact Shat while MT. Harrison was president of the United States he was
 broad enough to appoint as iuetice of tue supreme court an ex-confederate
 and g democrat, Howell E. Jackson. It is sugges ted in view of this fact, that Mir. Cleveland, brushing aside party ! considerations, should appoint his pre- deoeasor in the White House to the vacant place in the highest judicial trib 1 un8l iB the country.
 No president since Washington has had an opportunity to make more than | five appo.r tments to this post of duty ' and dignity. Washington made eleven ! appointments and Jackson, Lincoln and Grant are the only others who ever ! reached five. Harrison named four. Cleveland has made three appointments ard has vacancy to fill, while there is l one on the bench who may retire before | the end of this administration. | LONDON, Aug. 14-An editorial in the | Times yesterday morning commenting on ex- Secretary of the Navy Whitney 8 | remarks on the silver question express
 es the hope that MT. Whltney's aspira- | tlon for an international agreement to rebabilitate silver will not be fulfilled.
 "America's previous efforts" says the | Tines, "to create an artiticIa! demand | for silver only stimulated its productit D. | The same result would follow on how | kx 1ot | might bs revived. The Bland and the | Sherman acts failed to do the good ex- pected of them and left the legacy of
 mischief which gives promises Of long
 ouflastng its repeal"
 The Times then proceeds with dis i cussion on the position of the United | States treasury, and it considers that | ''she corn and cotton exports in the face of our harvests will serve to prevent a ] recurrence of gold drain from America. Americas currency is Bt!ll in excess of | the country's needs, built may be hoped | that time and increased population will | remedy that evil and that no more stop gap expenditures will be required to 1 deal with mischief which has been
 artincially created"
 BERKELEY, Cal, Aug. 15-The Sopho-
 mores at the University of California | are particularly brutal in their work of torture, called HC2ing thIs year, ,and the larger number of raw students are daily subjected to brutal and narrowing ex-
 perience, beng stripped nIde and stood l under cold ehower bathe for hours and
 then painted green.
 SAN FgAwcIs1o, Aug. I5-Ricardo H,
 F. Von Winckler, superintendent of c.
 P. Huntington's new railroad in Guate-
 malu, says great deaf of money is now
 being spent on the line and it is already
 proving an immensely valuable property tapping as It does the heart of the rich est coffee and cana country in the world. Six hundred men are BOW work Ing on the road.
 ST LOUIS, Aug. 15.- Early in May
 state senator Peter Morrisey was shot
 and killed in the house of Maud Lewis
 who was said to b. the senator Mistress.
 The woman was indictt [ for murder but
 it now transpires that Maud Lewis has
 husband, Alt eri Andrews, who hes con-
 feRsed that he killed Morrisey,
 TOLEDO o, Aug. l4.-An explosion of
 benzne resulting in fire consumed the
 plant of the Peerless foundry at Find
 lay incTeslng loss of $G0,000. William
 Adams and William Benis, still mer.
 were fatally burned. Ten oil stills and two tanks Of crude oil containing 12,000 gallons of oil exploged and burned.
 L3NDoN, Aug. 15.- After the house of commons reasssmbled t4day the members were summoned to house Lord where with the usual formaities the Ouaens speech was read b. Lord Chance