Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

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OF Utah, Wolcott of Colorado and Vest
of Missouri. Vest said there bad been
time when a cabinet officer who
del berately disobeyed the law would be
brought before tn. bar Of the senate,
but it was now quite common for such
officers to refuse to carry out the law.
Vest said the opening up Of the asphalt
regions of this reservation would result
greatly in cheapeuing the produce.
He referred to the president standing
on the thresholds of rum holes and
places of vice in New York and saying
that the people of the west needed mis-
sioDary aid. He had heard that the
president lately laid his heart at the
feet of Jesus. He was glad to hear it.
He had feared the president bad devot-
ed all his alteration to mugwumps and
incense burners. Vest said if the presi-
dent would hunt less ducks in North
Carolina and silver democrats in Ken
lucky it would be better for the coun.
try.
WASHINGTON, March 18-A bill intro
duced by Brossius Of Pennsylvania tc
authorize the establishment OF nstiona
banks in small cities, was ordered favor
ably reported today by the house com
mIttee on banking and currency. A
introduced the bill provided for tn
esta blishment of banks in cities of So
inh- bitsnts, but it was amended t.
make 1000 the limit. The bill provides tina
| in cities of G, 900 inhabitants the bank
shall have capital of not less thai
s50,O 600; 1000 to 5000 population no
less than $4,000.
WASHINGTON, March lS-The hous
committee on labor today entered upoI
the consideration OF a bill introduced b!
Representative Erdmann of Pennslyva
MIA. IN relation TO arbitration between
carriers engaged in Interstate commerce
aud their employees. The bill provide
that when controversies regarding labo
arise, threatening to interrupt business
the chairman Of the interstate commerce,
commission and commissioner of labo
upon request shall seek TO bring abou
| al smicable settlement.
| HUTCHINSON, Kan, March 800 tn,
surface peace and harm ny prevailed
among the majority OF delegates at th'
state pOpuli5t convention. A cophic
however, Is possible between the tgt
elements having different views Cd th,
mon@y question. One element hesdeC
by the national chairman Taubenck be-
lieves in the Omaha platform the Others
want the platform making the money
question the great issue hoping to unit,
! all the silver elements of the cid parties
MILWAUKEE, March 18-The ret ubli
can state convention which met at l2:3C
today is the most enthusiastic politics
gathering ever held 10 this city. JohI
q. E5ch of La Crosse vas chosen chair.
man.
Esch mention of the various presiden
tial possibilities in d speech elected
rounds of applause increasing from mod
crate bursts to wild demonstration
for Mckinley.
The platform declares for protection
reciprocity and "honest money" A res
olution was adopted isstructing Wiscon
sin delegates for Mckinley.
WASHINGTON. March 1S- The Vens-
zuela commission appointed by President
Cleveland, has finished its labors and
has informally decided that the British
position is untenable and Venezuela
claim just one.
PARIS, March 1S.-The newspapers
here, generally speaking. approve the at
titude NJ. Bsrthelot, minister of foreign
affairs, for personally communicating to
tae British ambassador, Marquis Cutter
10, as announced 10 the cabinet council
yesterday, the dangers which might
rise from sn advance of the British
Egg ptian troop up the Nile.
CAIRO, March 1S-Despatches today
say that serious cissnrb dances are made
iaily at Beyrout. Il is added that if
teen thousaud armed christians have
Oaraded the streets warning the Nose
lens to be ready AMI protect themselves.
LIMA. Peru, Via Galveston, March Is.
There are rumoFs here of rebellion
which has broken out in Bolivia.
LONDON, March 18.-A despatch to
the Globe, from Cairo, says: in the opin-
on of authorities here, more British |
troops are urgently required in Egypt
rhe despatch adds that strong hopes |
are expressed everywhere that Great |
Britain will rise promptly to the emer-
yency.
LONDON. March 18-At today's session |
IF the committee on sdulteration of |
God It. II. Elliot, secretary Of the beard |
IL agriculture, testified that among the |
samples of food examined by the gov
,rument, 81 came from the United |
States and 80 from Canada, not one OF
which was sdulterated. Germsuy made |
he worst showing as adulteration have |
,een found in 81 out of 104 smples ex-
mined.
PARIS, March 1S-A dispatch from
Massowsh this morning says that Gen.
italian chief,
las ordered al non-combatants to leave
iassals by the next caravan. The Ital-
an military commander there express
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