Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-06
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to be taken up. There was general
understanding that nothing should in
terfere with the consideration of coa-
ference reports upon the appropriation
bills and no obstacles will be placed in
the Way OF reaching vote on the But
Ter bond bill. Other bills are to be tax
en- up and disposed of in the following
order: The filed cheese, alcohol in the
arts, fruit, brandy, immigration, FIVE per
cent land bill, labor commission, eiec-
ton of senators by The people, bankrupt
cy, contempt OF courts W Indian Terri
tory, reorganization of the Northern
Pacific r. r. Company, Alabama cleo
ton, investigation of animal industry.
and New Hampshire war claims. The
prevailing opinion in caucus was that it
would be impossible to dispose OF more
than the fret three measures. A no
tion to have the Pacific Railroad fund
Or bill placed fourth on the list ahead
of the immigration bill was defeated
and a definite conclusion reached TO
not attempt to take up this bill until
pext Cession.
Los ANGELES, June 1-Rafael slva,
the Mexican who was shot yesterday by
Allan kingsbury, Compton rsneher. is
very low and the physicians say the
wound will be fatal. Klngsbury is now
in the county Jail anxiously awaiting
the outcome o: bis deed. Jelva had
Threatened to kill Kingsbury on sever
al occasions and when the men met at
Compton yesterday Kingsbury drew his
gun frs. and Jalva fell.
WAsHINGToN, June 1.-The house COM
mlttee on rivers and haroors today de-
cided to report to the house in favor of
the passage OF tie river and harbor bill
over the presidents veto. There was
no difference Of opinion between demo-
Gratis ond republicans. The only point
OF discuss on was whether the report
should be in the nature of reply to the
presidents objections. An affirmative
conclusion was reached. There Was ar
attempt in the committee to have the
bill brought up in the house today but
assurance given by Representative Her.
man that the bill will be called up Tues
day, prevented such action.
COLUMBUS, Ga. June six hundred
men broke into the courtroom at IL
O'Clock this morning took jesse Slayton,
negro charged with sssapltIng Mrs
Howard Bryan, on Thursday last, away
from the officers, hung him to a tree
and subsequently filled his body With
bullets. The mob afterwards took Will
Meyers, colored. charged with the same
offence, from Jail and lynched him.
WASHINGTON. June 1-According to
Senator Quay the nomination of Nc
Kinley on the first ballot is conceded.
According to bis figures Mckinley will
get 479 votes on the first ballot, or nine
tsel more than are necessary.
PORTLAND, Ogn., June 1-Rsports
from all over the state are to the effect
that the election is passing off quietly.
A heavy vote is being polled. The only
state officer to bs elected is the supreme
Judge. The indications are that Bean,
republican, will have q large plurality.
Tongue, republican, will doubtless be
elected congressman in the first district.
Ir the second congressional district the
situation is complicated, thsre being
four candidates, three OF whom are for
free silver and Northup. republican.
Independent on the sound money plat
form. The legislature which is to
CHOOSE a successor to United States
Senator Mitchell ID claimed by botE
republicans and populists. Ex-Gov-
ernor Psnnoyer seems to be in the lead
for mayor.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1-Early this
morning st. Louis 4 East st. Louis re-
ceived thorough scare. A storm came
up from the southwest accompanied by
low rumblIng thunder and almost COZ
tinuous flashes OF lightning. A few
minutes later black clouds appeared IN
the northern portion and rolled up uh-
I'll they covered the city. There vas a
strong wind, though not approaching a
hurricane. The electrical disturbances
lasted nearly an hour, and then came a
rain.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June IA mass
has been called for Tuesday
afternoon TO consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF |
a appealing for outside aid for relic OF |
the storm sufferers. The call ia signed |
by prominent Germans, South Broad |
way merchants and citizens Of the de- |
portions OF South st. Louie. |
1t states that the loss OF property is es- |
tinated st sc0,GO0,CO0. Assistance is
'oreIy needed and the generous cffers |
from ihis and foreign countries should |
Tot be declined.
The list OF persons missing since the |
'oAHcUO - oppo'soh' 1Ho POAiSO nave
about hundred aud twenty names.
Moscow, Jane 1.-The burisl Of the |
'lctims of Saturdays disaster weEt on
al night nd is still progressing amid
scenes II grief. Only mourners Ere ad-
nitted TO the cemetery.
BERNIE. June 1-Villags Krien holz, in
3ernez D oerlsnu, hes been practically
destroyed by land slide caused by
pripgs of water. The inhabitants have
,een compelled to desert the place.
treat damage has been done TO the
abroad and farms 10 the vicinity.
SH>MoKIN, Pa, June Five miners