Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-09

queen. lt l0 expected that the ex- queens friends here and elsewhere will make diplomatic represen tstiges of Great Britain and the United States and secure her release.
 NRw YORK, Feb. 1-Asslstant Secre- tary of the Treasury William E. Gurus, who arrived from Washington last night, rssoEed the sub-treasury this morning and had conference with representa- tives of foreign bankers in this city. August Belmont, who represents the Rothschilds, was among the earliest callers, and on leaving the sub treasury went directly to the office of J. Pierepont Morgan $ Co.,, and after a private talk with the head of the firm, returned with him and hnd a conference with the ss- sistant secretary.
 At 2:30 o'clock Curtis left the sub treasury by a rear door, avoiding re- porters who had not been able to obtain access to him. After the assistant sec- | retary had gone, sub Treasurer Jordan gave the Associated Press an interview. He said Curtis came as the representa- tive of the secretary of the treasury to obtain information needed and |, ft for capital with his mission accomplished, bat nothing had been sold and ncthirg had been bought. Itis fact be came to discuss the question of placing gov- ernment loan. As to the story of ster- ling loan there IS nothing in it.
 1t is confidently asserted in financial circles here that new bond issue will be announced within CIV days ard the amount of the loan is generally be-
 ieved to be s100,OOO,OOO. H. issknown foreign banking interests have express ed themselves in favor of four per cent bonds, hence 1t Is believed that long term fsurs will be issued at price that will yield the pnrchsser 311s per cent. The man who took the most promi- nent part in the conference was Rotchs- child's representative, who, 1t is claimed. bas formed ssyndicste of foreign ba3k- CTS to take the entire SIOO, JOG, 900 loan, with the understanding that s75, ,OOO, 900 shall be placed abroad and S25, 00,0O0 at home. Gold to pay for the bonds will come, it is said, in @ great part, if not as whole. from home sources, but without recourse to the United States tr. asury.
 A memb Der of one of the foreign houses represented at today's conference stated to the Associated Press this evening that negotiations for government loan had been practically completed today and unless the unexpected happens off, cial notice would be given out today or tomorrow.
 It is also said August Belmont is talk ing the part in regard to the proposed loan which President Stewart, of the United States Trust Co.,, took iu float ing the recent five per cent loan. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1--The preside nt today appointed J. M. Dickinson, of Tennessee, assistant attorney general. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-HoImes Conrad of Vlrginl !, has eeen appointed solicitor general by the president vice Maxwell,
 resigned.
 MT. Maxwell rendered his resignation to the president today, who accepted it. The relations between Attorney Gener- al Olney and Mir. Maxwell have been strained for some time.
 SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. IA mass m. et- ing Was held last Ut requesting the leg stature to prov ds work for tbe un- emplo> ed. An amendment by BacE- man of Fresno, was offered declaring it
 70 be the sense of the legiSlstu.e that San Francisco should set the unemrloy- sd to work buIldln ng a competing road down the San Joaquin vslley. Each
 oill weDt over one day.
 | WAsHINGTcN, Feb. 1-The demo- cratic steering committee of the senate
 was in session today trying 10 agree upon the order in which general bills, outside the appropriation bills, shall be taken up and the length Of time
 which will be given to each of them.
 SutficIeot progress was made to irstify : the de mocratic managers in promising
 repu bllcan seuators they will be able to outline a democratic IT gram for
 the remainder If the session. The agreement ss fsr as reacEed provides for rCmpt considsra ion of the eppro-
 priation bills as soon as reported; for the displacement of the bankruptcy
 oill after toe present week; for taking up the territorial adm mission bills next week and for theIr displacement by he pooling bIll after two or three dsys
 f It becomes apparent the territorial
 bills cannot pass. Democratic seDa- tors generally say it has already be- cone apparent the bankruptcy bill AL
 ion it will be impossI % gst the ter ritorial bills through and sdmit this
 tue reason for allotIing so short time to them.
 | WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-Today's br eff 6libuster m the senate, which was pre- cipitated by Senator Cbandjer's motion | 70 declare the seet of Senator Martin of Kansas vacant was tse be2iuniGg Gf tactics which soms of the republican senators have decided upon for the pur- pose of delaying legislation and IS so | recognized by democrats aod so con- fe sed ny some republicans. Chandler aid: We m.an to get Martin out if we {, n and after that get R b unseated ar d h1ve republ cans elected in thsir places. With this dcne and with | Wy. ming and Moctana repub blicaI senntors seated and with the Washing ton vacancy filled by republican we will not only have democrats in the minority, but we will come pear having a republican majority We shall then be in shape to bring relief to the coun- I,ry by settling the 1nancihl problem which the demOcI ats have shown them selves incapable of doing while in the maj rity" Chandler, declared him. self m earnest. Senator Faulkner Id not regard the 6libuster as serious matter and sad it WAS intended to tenn pora-ily delay matters uI til the demo- crats should announce their order of business, which would be dore 90 D.