Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

s Whipple Barracks, where they vin be ] buried win Masonic aud military hon 9 ors al n a. h. on the lltE Inst. EASTERN. . WAsHISG1oS, Dec. lA-Gr0ver present } ed IT the Senate yesterday the petIt0n of the Board of Trade of San Francisco
 and The Chamber commerce ot Los An
 Ee.e= and Portland pra,Iug for tte pas 3 sage O. the NlcaraCus Canal Bl.L A soon ss the CIvIl Service Reform Bill Is
 disLOsed of, II is Losed tLe b-l may be ! considered.
 WAsHISGroS. Dec. 1.-The WayS and Means Committee to-day decided to ask t0 be allowed tJ hold se-.igus uUriugtle
 holiday recess. The cJmultt-- hope Co
 be able t5 report ueS tarII blll soon
 after the Lesluulug .t the New Year. The select Committee C- AuzerIcll Ship
 ping Las adopted -le Opposition pre-
 ps-ei by tLe Sal Fr--cl5eJ Board ot
 Trade.
 ! WAsHNGToS, De-. 1.-The Star says
 that the-e va- some "a in tie c1E-t
 room a-ger tLe gcceotal.- nt J,Ll II
 CTaLe as a llr0- lu tle sta- Route t-iai tO tLe effect that tL- g-.---u-.rl had been ovtrreacbeC hy tle l-ie-1a1.s I-
 getting tlls Juror into She t.x. T. seems Lls El=vs reg rIIIg --.I-iln agree
 with those of Ing -.--0lL
 NEw YosE, Dec. 1.-The extensive
 depot and W -aTf je-s... .-I a--l sixty c..-s
 and Zen -O-s 0t freight 1f t-e Nlalat-
 Ben Be1ch rs.i-oad ar Bsg E.l-e wa- e q. l known There was a -t-8.- breeze and ! i- vGs only a short -l--s after -l- fire ] was tir-t discovered before tE- entire 4e- ! pot ,.a5 n Haues. A large pile of Ilm- . ter belonging c tle Sea Beach B i.r.a6 ! Ca-u. any sd uIuiuG the Na1ha-t de ] Iot. canal boat dock. and .L- il lt burned : tla N.ula-teu Beach p.s-au l-c cars and : all tLe llr0- l--ve- laid --, fI- -..e rll-s.r also. There uas uo one al1g- iEt tle | Wat l1n-u who finding t -a- impossible ! tJ check the flames gave r-e alarm and l obtained L-lT, bat tle tai-f Engineer : ts i-lvaloU- answers delayed uItll l- was . tY1 lat. The company '~ loss I- ~. I- ! insured. The other loses are unknown.
 NEw York. Dec. 1.-The Trib1ue's ! Washington -TtcIll say= t-4t Aslose occupied Els at Iu t-- Senate t.r l-e ! first time tL;- s#--iuu. The Cerrssp1ui- eLt asked EiD q It vas true as reported that Malone sui Senator elect .II4le- berger would demand Of tae B-gUb.I- cans the election of iurlan as secr-ra- ! P of The Senate. have eari nothing of such report. replied Malone. bat I cannot abandon a fr.enl OF change ny ! preference ID @ moment.
 PHILADELFEIA. Dec. 1.-The St.cE- ! Lold-rs n The keelv Motor Company. ! had then annual meeting. keely made
 a report. He had been eIrezimen,iug and nothing remained G. h= done bat the mechanical work ou a five hundred horse power eugIu-.
 PHILsDELPHIA. Dec. 1.-The NatI0u- ! al Couuci! of t.e Union League of ! America held lts annual session yester- l day. ArrEnCe eueuts wee ua ale for au . extra meeting Of the League early Iu the 1 coming ycar tO which all prominent men ! Of the Republicans wlli J- ll.'rt aud l geIuIne uulOl i1 ned for Ca-lpa .,n par ! poses. The Executive comm t--- has 1 been instructed Go iuau-uT-te meetings at the SOuth intend tD aid .u the poltI- | cal education Of the people o. that slc- ! ton.
 TRENTON, V. J., Dec. 1.-The State ! t-roIs are ordered to te .l readiness il | the event of a riot among fine st-izilg ] glass workers at Malaza.
 MoRR1s1owS. NJ, Dec. l3.- Mrs. Ma | ria Apploy died ID this city at the age Of | 104 years and seven moutLs.
 AIr. PLEAsAST, Iowa, Dec. H. Patrick Slattery living tLrCr m.les south 1 of the city who shot hI- siep-Iotier Tuesday loft uote tp his brother | Sayeua. ~ILi- is wtat GriLk has done for me" and fled. The home had been @ scene of turmoil and alcoholism for long time.
 BOsroS. Dec. IJ.-The CiviI Service Reform Association urEe the passage by Congress of the Pendlet1u bilL
 GLOUCESTER, Mass. Dec. l5-Tbirteen vessels and l1j men were lost iu the Gloucester fisheries the present year.
 PHILADELPHIA, Dee. IJ.-While number of persons were skating Oh Ab- bots Dam falls 0i the ~chuy ylElll last eve ming. the ice gave way and Annie Casey, John Sn0wJeu, Thos. keudie and Violet Barker, children, were drowned. It i- feared others met a similar fate. FoUr bodies have been recovered.
 BMTIMoEF. Dee. 15. Au ez,raordi- nary demand has spruu- for confederate bonds here Co meet the demand uf Eng hsh capitalists. Several brokers eI- pressed a willingness c. purchase bonds. 4 broker sand for some time past be had been receiving large orders fir one Inll- lion worth. One day recently be pur- chased over SJ0,O0D worth. HIs orders are from a respectable London banking house to whom they were shipped They are worth from SS 50 to S9 per thousand and a large block bought SAjO day CT tvoagO, The orders are wholly faTcou- pon bonds. Large quantities are being received here from the south.
 CHICAGO, Dsc. I5.- The jury in Stgra Stiles murder case was locked up for night having been ont since noon with out reaching verdict.
 CoFTETvILLF. Ks, Dec. Ij.-Nsws is received of great suffering among tho Cherokee Indians iu the Territory ou account Of the ravages of smallpox ln one family of five the members all died. The Territorial Government approprI- ated two thousand dollars to secure ut- tendance for the sick, and If possible stay the advance Of the disease.
 WAsHISGToS, Dec. l5.-B ngE au. of Peuusy ylvanla, delivered SD, ecl o1 the subject of the reduction of the rate iu postage. Began, of Tezas, entered @ protest GCaiut the reduc,i.n of the rate of postage. He believed postal cards furnished all the needed facilities for cheap postage. Without closing the general debate tLe committee rose. a blll was then introduced providing for forwarding letters ou which postage was Uuuaii or ulierpai3 and referred ! as also bLl authorizing the President to place Robert SmsIIs on fhe retired list of the navy.
 WAsHISGTOS. Dec. 1G.-A bill reported yesterday by The committee nn the de- cline of shipping, provides for drawback on material used in the con ! structIon Cf ships t0 theamount of the [ duty on same and relieves shipping from certain tonnage duts. etc. The minority is signed by Senator Vest ard McI.aue md Cox. They hold that the decline uf shipping Is mainly due to the fact that our people