Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
EASTERN

! WAsaSercS, Feb. G-Laie tlis after noon 60 Caueg. oi .u.UuIcl1 Senators
 vas held for consulting l~ tH tl. caurSt
 Co be be pursued by E-rullcaes -el4. tive io ,E. pending -rr b.f uat can l pass ilat body at tls session. The ! opinion prevailed tls- -4- Senate | should not he IlIr.Er-I c. aer.lte from ] its present lle u. policy tlfIlrb any apprehension tla. .ae House might ra | fuse Go accept It, work. Ee1a ysi ca | continue consideration Q. .il during the l remainder of tle week and Mlkea viz
 orous effort Co secure completion.
 LITTLE EocE, Ark. Feb. "A tragedy ] occurred among Greek Iud-aus last
 S turIly. The Greek orphan money | vas distributed and enc of tLs Ircla- Band received two tHouslli dollars. | The mans good iuck drove him rrazy. | Saturday be receive. tbr money. Sun day morning before dayligl ( he sho. two ! uf his companions hIgi Brown ari John Buck through Che head willie sleeping The whole c0muauv arrived and attempted Co capture 5he luuatic. John Barnett WAS uurtaIlv wounded.
 The Indian took shelter under wagon and defended himself with fire arms. It
 being Imuossi 0le t1 capture Lim he was killed by @ well directed vo..-v. The
 principal chef of Csa-a lEF.4as is
 Joseph Pavues Nalzwlslt
 CNCyNArI, O., Feb. z. The rain con
 tiuUei toward day-E-L- when tte tenn
 peruture lowered below freezing point.
 To-day the iulica tilrs show snow.
 The interruption -a telegraph iu!iegta
 Ll4#. aa.H rrH
 office Ct 1larettg Is reported uuder
 water. There will la ul direct rlumu-
 ulcat!Cu there for some time. Ir iudi-| caies great flood m Che Ohio river.
 There ls much trouble throughout Ken
 lucky and Indiana, caused by sieat on
 wires and breaking poles.
 SNOW -roIr- U TEXAS.
 FoEr WoRra. Tex. Feb. The snow storm has abat-I. IL. weather has grsatiy-uOiaratei. l.ti.r-l -lally cold The r.11--s from -us ranches are that the cattle have d-,'t.I iu every di- rectlon and the mortality among the sheep K the largest ever srovn from the weather m tLi- section. The Stock Journal CfstLIs Ci-y L.- accounts from all the stock and sheep regions and re ] ports as high as twenty per cent. loss Co ! hJcks, and some few cases a- fifty per ! cent. Ihermomete- raU--i from three ! tD eight degrees below zero.
 TolEDo, Feb. G.-Tbe river has s.seu | one foot during the Ua-t ..-L. Lours. | The ice. however. ls stlii firm, and upon | its ability tu stand tae pressure lereuI- | the safety ct the lower portion O. Che l city. The gorge Is about Lafa mil. | above the city. Fo-tlrltsiv tle weather l remains cold. Goods generally have bseH removed Go points of safety.
 WAsuIsGTo@, Feb. r.-ula Hac-c.afte- addresses eI.oEst-e H- U.r-.7srrativa Urlerrai by Iaylar, ltl-r.l. Mehiu- uey, skinner and Willis. and .r.ur.s;ic oL bepreseu-a-s Hawk by HlL E1s.- c-an-, Carpenter tl.. er and Cr5rs adopted d. resolution farther mark Of respsc- Go tue d-.alg.4 Representa- uves. The Hog- :, adjourned.
 NEw YORK, Feu. G. The Comuseor- ar oi Immigration, ruugr. r-arr. [. the Legislature shows Chat tne -1 al ar- rivals at tNs port I1s. year were -ZI95- or whom a-i we've rHeus, Uui r..i The excess over tre previous vt.rIs 71.7I1 and Is larger than any ureri.ls ye1r. There were la,, ii~ G-ruarH. .1~f Iris. over 4f.Ntr Sweies. 4HHI Eng. .h ar.i -rUU Italians lI.uJ won't tu Illinois. ib,o11 to Ieulss .raI and f.-1l t0 Cali ioruis.
 LITTLE R1Ch. Feb. t-A lv.e-s from he Indian Ieru-arv are t1 Che eaec. that She Indians are -rsl-i excited and stirred up m regard 60 -ta threatened ! ot eElahom. h. Payne and hls followers. They fear Payu4's persist. 'nce will ultimately force ta= Govern neLt tO compromise .r settlement Il .hat part of ths Territory. Olniols Are divided among fIe leaders as Go whether the erp.r-iau Uf t-a invaders ought Co be left wholly ra t.H Govern neut or whether ta- Ilsrs ought mot .0 assist Iu driving them o.s -u0ul [ he latter ue decided Irsr rl- proia- ' abilities are that blood yil tc split. , feueral t0pe.s troops are r-s-iiuz the ( 'order, but sa far no captures have Iseu [ eportel, nor does -t seem % ba tl1~u ] !; whether huy movement rB Ns- been c aade ul the Ieruto--.
 WAsHS5r.s. Feb. G-Iiss Alice Blaine. daughter yf Secretary BIsir. q 7as to-day married at la- fathers resi- ' .eUce ia tlls -..F tr Brevs5 C9Iaue 1 2 ohm c. Copriu-e-, U. s. 4. The ceremony WIS performed by Rev. Dr. 'haFpel, dt St. Mathews Catholic hurcl, and was witnessed ty @ brilliant s sseuh.ace ri ladies ana gentlemen ! rouineut Iu Washington so--etv. l mong them vera Prs-iIaL- Arthur and [ J tue members .ot the Cabinet nov, in ] be clt-, ths justices ct tle Supreme Durt, a large number or Senators and 3 ienIfers 0f sae Blouse of Ee-ressut- a tIves and nearly aI the mem ba-- or v be diplomatic c1rpE together with n leir ladies and families. and many b 'hcers ot the army and navy Co.01e. 4 opplrEsr I- now ou General P0De's N .ah as Inspe tor general, department u Missouri, with headquarters at Fort eavenWorth. His army position IS 1 alor ot The Ie1th regiment. regular in- D .ntry. + WAsHISoToS, D. C., Feb. Seeretary l