Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

the tariff bill Is brighter than on yester- 5 day. The friends of the bill are dis- [ couraged. \ resolution tO hold night sessions was adopted this morning, but : cannot supply the time needed to pass
 the bill.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The signal ser vice indications; The Ohio, Tennessee and Cumberland will continue 10 rise, causing dangerous floods Tn the Ono and Cumberland rivers. The Alleghany and Monongahela rivers will rise rapidly at points near Pittsburg. The Ohio will probably reach the danger line at
 Cincinnati to-day.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-A radical re-
 form will be made Tn the military es- tdblishment when the Army Appropria- ton bill is brought before the Senate. Inouiries by the House and Senate Committees on appropriation disclose
 astounding condition Of affairs Ten
 per cent. of money appropriated for maintenance of the army IS paid to civil ians-in quartermaster's medical. sub sistance, ordinance and pay departments. | LOWELL. Mass. Feb. 6.-RObert J. | Smith shot his wife dead at the Moves house: then fatally shot himself Jeal-
 ousy was the cause of the trouble.
 ! NEW YORK. Feb. S.-The Horald's
 special from Pottsvillle, Pa, says: A dozen mlners at work in the Logan col fiery. North Cumberland county. yester- day afternoon, were buried by the cav ing in Of the mine. Two were killed; | five fatally wounded; all were Polish | miners of considerable experience, mar . .r,1 a 1Nf che ! of the mine. The accident was caused | by firing pistol. The concUssiOn loos- | ened the walls of the mine. The bodies were frightfully mutllated- NEW YORK. Feb. S.-The Herald's : special from St. Lotus says: A bloody ! war IS imminent between factions in the ! Creek Nation. CINCINNATI, O.. Feb. S.-A tank explO- | ded in the fertihzng manufactory of ArmOn, Smith t Co. thIs morning, la tally iuiuring a workman named August Da.L
 The river was fifty-one feet and seven inches at ten o'clock this morning; rising ] three inches per hour. WAvFELY. O.. Feb. S.-The Scioto l river is overtowing. The town of Jasper l
 IS flooded. Damages enormous. MARIETTA, O., Feb S.-The lower ! part of the city overfiowed; hundreds 1
 have been driven out of their houses. CINCINNATI, Feb S.-The high water 1
 in Ohio and the sudden rise in the Lick !
 ing river has caused great damage to !
 coal fleets.
 TOLEDO. O.. Feb. S.-There is great |
 distress from tue flood on the Maumee .
 at Napoleon. The canal is flooding the .
 entire country at Florida; every family .
 in town has been driven from their I
 homes; school houses and church are . crowded; much live stock has D. rished.
 SrEUBESvILLE, O., Feb. s.-The water
 works are submerged, and business es-
 taJlshments closed.
 "0,EoY, O., Feb. S.-The Ohio rlver
 is coming into the main business part of
 town; many residences flooded.
 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Feb. s-Dam-
 ages maguihei by laIer reports. Live
 stock has been swept away and frozen
 Ju death ID the water.
 CrcAGo. Feb. S-The railroads to
 San Francesca have issued circular
 stating that the sale of tickets for.Sau
 Frauclsco Co the Trienniai COnclave of
 Knights Iemplar will begin early in
 June in order to give plenty of time and
 be good long enough after the Conclavr
 Go allow tourists to visit Pacific Coast
 Ehts.
 JEFFERSON CIrV, Mo, Feb. S.-The Governor has declined to deliver Frank James upon requisItiOu from the Governor Of Minnesota, tO answer a .a..s. ..f .Us -F e the indictments pending ln Missouri.
 GALVESTON, Texas. Feb. S.-The loss % the stock men throughout the State. by recent cold snap, will not exceed five l per cent.
 NFw YORK, Feb. 7.-The Red Star line people say no information has been ] received regarding the steamer Neder- land, and they do not believe any acci- dent has beiallen her.
 HAREIsBUEG, Pa, Feb. 7.-Governor PattlsOn sent his inauguration message s to the legislature today. He recon meuds the enactment of a law annulling I unused franchises.
 LASALLE, H.. Feb. Hast night, s while officiating at a wedding the Rev. George r. Bronson, pastor of the Con- gre-atiOnal Church, fell dead at the ' feet oi the couple inst as he had pro- ' nounced them man and wife.
 NSNEiPoLIs, Minn.. Feb. 7.-The f main building of Hamlin university was 2 burned this morning. The school of l; iZl pupils was m session. All escaped. l s The financial loss is SGj,0OO ard the in- 5 surauce S2J,OO0. .
 CINCINNATI, Feb 7.-The Ohio river Is O -lslng here nine inches an hour and at t he same rate at Portsmouth and Cattles- a 1urg. Heavy ice, 1t IS reported, reached tl Portsmouth. The river is thirty-six tl eet at Wheeling and beginning to rise a again with heavy rains. The slde b dreams will cause a rapid rise all along ri he riyer. Big Sandy river Is higher a han lt has been for ten years. c,
 piTsBUEG, Feb 7.-Indications point 70 another flood this time from the Mo longahela rivsr. A heavy rain fell long the valley yesterday and last tC nELt, and dispatches from the head wa ! D CTS this morning report the water ris- k ng rapidly. Thirty feet are expected b iere by tomorrow. ID
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Cien. Sherman 1, endered a banquet at Wormlevs' to- b. night, in honor of his sixty-third birth A lay. distinguished company was s, resent. o
 Representative Beltzhoverof Peunsvl- tr.' arH. makes a savage attack m speech ;I ot delivered, but printed in the Con a, res louai Record, on Gen. Hazen and to ls management Of the W Weatner Bureau. tL lar4iuc an kinds of corruption. Hagen F aplies through the press and says the a- Iarres are founded on lies of dismissed ,.- mr.oyes and invites investigation. ro WASHI vGroN, Feb. g.-Pace does not ra liuh tine Nicaragua Caral bill can be ou cached iu rhe ordinary way this season. l1l The only hope now IS to get it through no iteE the tariff bill in the House. ly WA-HISGToN, Feb. 9.-There are no s1 .T .dlcati1ns of a heavy storm predicted .9, y the weather prophet Wiggincs and it ,,I. understood he has vithdr1Wn the pro ir, lecy concerning the great hurrican ] D , ld tidal wave for March 1lth. PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 9.-Leo Hart au and other Nihilists are m the city .I,s Te hey say the coronation of the Czar will Lh DC take place; that the hour for action tn' near. The Nihilists met here to con oe r ID relation to coronation. Se PtEEEHsBUBG, VI. Va. Feb. g.-There gel e three hundred persons hom, less tio ere. Every mill in the city under me 1ter. fully Sl0IGO loss. No lives to sL grt DENVER, Col, Feb. Soldering to bu s report oi the fifth from L0rdsburg. aoi M.. ID relation Co the anticipated h. soi an rand in Clifton and throughout the !uu ..a valley, Major B. r. Dunn telegraphs Ss 1m Bowie Station. Gen. McCOok that ,, nu