Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-09

question is one of law purely. He said it was true that the bible says men and women are one in Christ, but not in a general conference. He held that in the church statutes, women are different tbas men. The question, he said, is constitutional one and DO one is to be admitted unless specifically mentioned.
 The delegates were thoroughly arous- ed and the feeling ran high. Judge Caples of Oregon, Senator Harlan and Dr. Buckley of New York; Rev. Dr. Harris of Maine; Rev. Dr. James Chaffey of Minneapolis; Rev. Dr, G. W. Hamilton, pr. J. R. Day and Dr. Emery Miller of Iowa, and several other men prominent in the councils of the church, spoke upon the question. When the hour for adjournment arrived the conference discontinue debate till to- morrow morning. No business will be done until the woman question is set tied.
 CLEVELAND, May 5-A profound sen- satIon has arisen in the church of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary, an independent Catholic church organized in this city about three years ago, and presided over by Father A. F. holaszewski. Father Kolaszewki ard bis three thousand Polish parishioners desire to ally themselves with the Meth odist Episcopal church it is said. Chap lain McCabe of the Methodist Episco- pal conference said "they do not believe ID the infelibility of the Pope and trans substantistiou any longer" Father kolaszewski refused to discuss the sub- ject.
 NEW YORK, May 5-By the explosion ot gasoline stove, in a Brooklyn tene- ment house today, two women and two children were so badly burned that they ! died soon afterwards. Two other chil- dren were also seriously burned. The dead are Mrs. Rsbecca Cohen, Carl Cohen. 2 years; Solomon Cohen, 3 years old. aud Mrs. Eastern.
 CINCINNATI, May 5-A gasoline ex- plosion in a five story building, Nc. 430 to 432, Walnut street, last night, has required the attention of all the city de- psrtments today. The street cleaning forces are working on the debris while the fremen and police are on duty fer squares about the wreckage. The fatal ities in the building occupied by Adolph Drsch and Louis Fray, with cafes and saloons on the first floor, aud the flats on the four upper hoors, were not so great as estimated last night. There is, however, much indignation today be- cause the explosion IS said to be due to the csrelessness of emptying a barrel of gasoline Tn tank, leaving it exposed to the flash from deranged electric wire. which caused the expIosioa. But as Adolph Drsch wss himself experiment. ing with new engine and an electric plant, a3d is one of the victims, there cannot be any investigation or redress. OrTUMAwA, Ia., May 5-Returns show that twenty-three counties have held conventions ard that -143 delegates to the democratic convention will favor silver and 62 gold. This indicates that the state will be for silver.
 MILwAUKEE, Wis, May 5-The fsder- ated trades council has pot, as rspcrted, ordered a sympathetic strike, but resolu- tions promising tSe moral and financial support were adopted and a commlttse WAS appointed to protest to the city council against the oficiousness of the police Iu helping to run cars and collect fares. This morning the street car lines were tied up much mora closely than they were at the sane hour yesterday. All electric workers in the employ of the railway struck this morning but the company officials managed to keep Lhe plant io operation.
 MILwAULEE. Wis, May 5-Not man returned to work ct the noon hour. the time fixed by the street company when all ;hs employees were to rep Eors fos duty or be disco argsd. The women present at the headquarters with children in their arms jeered the men running the care.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn-, May 5-Judge Belden today directed verdict for the Security Mutual Life Insurance Con- pany in the famous suit O: Mrs. Laura Perkins to collect the insurance on the life oi Mrs. Lola Hawkins who died as the result of lamp accident. Mrs. Perkins was arrested and charged with the murder of Mrs. Hawkins, bat the grand jury refused to irdict her. The verdict today was ordered on the ground of Justification on application for the policy.
 NEW YORK, May 5--HerdelSach, Ick- leheimer & Co expect to ship SI,OOO,OOO gold coin by Thursdays steamer. Bar ing Magoun & Go will ship to German ' the same day, s5OO,OOO in gold.
 PRETORIA, May 5-Volsroodt assem-
 
 bled today. President Kruger ;n the re-openIng of the Boer parliament said "tn spite of past troubles the republic continues Go maintain friendly relations with foreign powers. The expression of hope by the president that closer union would soon be effected between the Or ange Free state and the South African republics is regarded as significant.
 LONDON, May 5-Colonel North, the Nitrate King. while presiding at meet ing at the Nitrate company's office today tainted in bis chair and expired at 4 | o'clock this afternoon.
 Los ANGELES, Cal, May 5-A. M. CarpenteE. 0 lawyer, and Frank Hamm