Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
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1 NEW Yonk, Dee. 26-The Trbuuo's ] Washington special says that the See . retary Of the Navy and chiefs of bu-
 reaI= il the department held a meeting ! Sa,urlay, lasting more than two hours. ! I- has been learned that lt was decided 1 -a close down two navy yards, probably ,e-v and Philadelphia. The yard at
 -irre Island will be uudisturbed.
 Nsv IoEE, Dee. 3j. The Worlds . Washington special says that lt IS re-
 ported that apuu tue return of the
 House Foreign Affairs Committee next
 week they wl.l find awaiting them an ex- . ecutIye communication advising against | tle aI-1-aJlpl oi tae Hawaiian recipru- . city treaty ol which subject the commit : tee solicited the views of the State and . Treasury department.
 RIrHv1Sp. Va, Dee. 3i-After mid
 night oH tlr Chesapeake G Ohio rail-
 way tIe Ue-t bound express t-aIn near Nulvgr7 station, going at 3j miles an G'ur was run into b. a freight train. Both engines aud the baggage and combination cars wrecked The killed were Chris. C. Leach, engineer 0t the passenger :-aIr, Joln E. Alsau, bag gaze ua-ts-, l.. J.. Loving and J. DNelll, ilremgu and Geo. Y. Nethe1ianl,
 brakeman Of the ua--ruger train. The
 wounded "cge E H1-slead. express
 messenger. J. W. Hocssworth, pas se1ler, O. Milton. gEi V. v. Both,
 slightly.
 CHIcsGo, uL. Dec. %. The Times
 Wasliugton ,ao-ial sass sha; the Negi- can Minister. Al. Romero. returned rec caltiy, -a q to-day tlat Le couldn't talk
 -eeF about tue reciprocity treaty. He
 would be r-aig, however. m a few days Go give aH the information in his pos sessICu anUnt the treaty and the posi-
 I1u which Mexico occupies with regard to it. The cause Ot L.- retIcsuce just uow Is lack 0. information from official sources rf t-e appointment os his col league. L.u-rg reached tl. Mexican capital @ few weeks ago. H- fouud very considerable opposition to the proposed treaty tl- impression paevaiIed that -he United States intended t1 -,IZe uu- on this opportunity to force upon Mexi- co coume rIli treaty that would be almost wholly advantageous to the United States. Romero set himself to work t1 correct this false impression. IL Is uo. yet determined whether the commission will hold their meeting ID Washington or New York. IT General Grant prefers New York tle commission VIII meet ir that ci-y.
 pACEABDsvILLE Mass. Dee. q. Mir -lau A- Montgomery aged 2S years shot As- two children tiIs morning, instantly killing George, slI years old and prob able fatally wouudIug Eva, four years s.. I... H-r.. O.. ter ia'lar, wls OveTpowerei by the lat Ter and kept m the house till the Sheriff came. Cal-e. domestic troubles.
 NEW EAvry- Conn, Dee. 27.-Chief Justice Park decided that the black ballots g,. a by Democrats in the city election are Illegal and void. This de ! cIslou gives the entire municipal gov eumeut Co Republicans.
 NEW YORK, December 27.-The Stars | Washington special says that Page. who Is chairman ol the House Committee on Comue-ca, and as such has charge of ! tle ball for tle revival Of American shipping, sad Co your co-re- DouIcut to- 1 day "t au g1atited with the progress | made with tbe bill thus far. I au satis- ! fed with the bIll I:s=lf. Three very fu- 1 po-taut interests have been consulted in l making # up, the chipping interest, the l ship owning interest and the iron inter ! est. We have gone as far as we could ! n HeI .i free trade" Page also said ! that the suggestions Of the minority in l relation Co i~-- ships and free materials ! could not be adopted by the House. ] Cox, however, with other Democrats who 1 favor free ships, will make a strong fight l n the House for the proposition.
 ST. LOUIS. Dec. 25.-A Muskogee. In ! alan Territory special says that the frs. open hostllltl-s of th Creek Indian war occurred Sunday, fifteen miles west of l Okmulgee. 4 band of Cherote's men 1 under Jim Larney, going west were at-