Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
EASTERN.

CuciG8. Jan. IA grouudless rumor Was started here to-day and made much excitement hat tae suspension bridge at Niarag8 Falls had fallen with q train uf c.rs. IL may have been telegraphed west.
 CHICAGO, Ills, Jan. 1j.-.A New York special says the Mrs. Theodore Tilton recently found 1t necessary owing straiEhtened financial circumstances here Co hire out as nurse to the wife of naval surgeon who resides in Brooklyn. Mrs. Int ID is DO: in least reserved on iue subject She said the allowance of ,l,UJO a year made her by her husband was not sufficient Co maintain the family. When asked regarding her con fessiou du IuE the Beecher trial, "Every word of 1t was true replied Mrs. Hilton. Ny relations toward NIT. Beeeher pil never be understood He
 cas my spiritual guide and counselor nd my religious belief had been formed Indrr his teachings. There seemed to be nothing wrong n what l did as l viewed it.
 MILWAUKEE. Jan. lJ.-The call for 
 il tle N-WhalI HU1le rains yesterday turned out to be a tizzle, only two clti- Z-;lS responding. The regular paid force Is hard at work. Two bodies were taken ont during the day, making eight
 eu charrei bodies in addition to twen- .y-tlree identified dead. Jay Gould -e4- a cheek for SJj for the relief uf the -gI-re-s, aud tl- Aestern Union Iele- graph company a check for SlOO.
 GALENA. Ills, Jan. l4-James H. Earnest, of Sh.ll-burg, once member Of the Leg slature, prominent Democrat pplit-Ian and railroad man, IS doubt less lu the runs Of the Newhall house.
 DUBUQUE. Ia. Jan. 1.-The fund .tdrtei here for those heroic firemen
 ypo lablrel to save inmates Of the ..rvauts quarters ot the Newhall house
 likely to reach a considerable sum.
 ST LOUIS, Jan lJ.-A fire broke out ,nurtIy after o'clock yesterday morn ing lu the kitchen ot the Planters house occupying tine block on Fourth street
 .e eawe-l Pine and Chestnut, and ex-
 euded Co ru. pantry, store room and .grvauts quarters. Those are all in a lui.am. iu me rear of and detached
 rom the hotel which Was not injured. )ae of the servants was smothered to
 I-atU, one uurue and two others have
 .-1kqu limbs. Great excitement pre- .aiIed among the guests and other oc- .apauts ID the hotel, most of whom left
 he hotel but returned agaIn during the u,y. The loss k about thirty thousand
 lpllars. The servants of the hotel acted
 -larssa .alnNN Nrras lpor to door waking the guests and five
 minutes later rappIng again to be cer- ain that the inmates were aroused. The nests all dashed for open ar Tn night ,lothes. There were about three hundred leoule in the hotel Lights were seen ln Republican and Democrat offices and iai.hboriuy gambling houses and m -hesr they took refuge till carriages .oulI be procured to take them to other
 otels.
 ST. LoUrz. Jan. 1j.-About one o'clock | .li- morning Uuggan < Harker Hard vara Gamnauy's works were destroyed rv fire Loss. Si0,0O0; insured for S2j, 3.G Seve- z Z.euot, a silver platter who lccu7lei the second floor of the build ing, lost S2J,O00; insured.
 ] WASHINGroS, January l5.-The Sen te Committee on Appropriations will ! get on the Post Office Appropriation bill Yme tune duiinE tn day. The sub nmmit .e which hal charge ot the bill erainei tue clausa providing for reduc- .ou of letter post gs Co two cents per | at runcr.
 Ia the House Brag1 endeavored to ! nave the Fitz John Porter bill consld- .-ed. but objections were raised by Dawes and Taylor, of Ohio, under call : Jr States.
 ! Represeutatiye Hackett, of North Carolina, is dangerously Ill. ] ALLENrowN. Pa. January l5.-A frame structure SIX hundred feet long and fifty : feet wide, belonging to Mckee k Fuller, . gar manufacturers. of Fullerton, fell 1uGcr Che weight of snow on the roof ! Several cars 90 .d engines m the building ! were rWued.
 . PrrIADElPHIs. Jan. l5.-Joseph Sall ! .r. for ml1y years financial editor ot ! -he Philadelphia Ledger. dled this morning.
 ! llmwRrEEE, Jan. Done hundred
 md tijty men are at work searching Tor aliies to-day. The total results ot the ] for-uoou's search was only two bodies Sd 1ally burned tat recognition was i'm
 possible. Thus far twenty little heaps . lronouucel hy the physicians as human ! Ie-h and bones have been taken from
 -he ruins. Sl las as can be learned 5g are missing.
 CHICAGO, Jan. l5.-Hon. Mazen End
 tfuat .li. former fresiieut of the First
 National BauS, now Of the National
 Bank ui Amsr.ca and who won
 prominent place as conservative man rier m that institution. died at hls home
 in hi- city this morning Of soitenlng o'
 the brain aud a complication or diseases
 CHICAGo, January I5.-The works oi the Chicago Sm-ltrg and RenninC
 Company. cprae- nf Fortieth and Clark streets. were to'a'ly destroyed by fire a'
 tour o'clock tlIS morning. Loss, SllO,- [. O. insurance, S2an00.
 TAERYt0vN, Y. Y. January l5.-The
 fine resi- leure uf Samuel C. Lewis, hay
 iuc frontage uf one hundred feet, to-
 rs:hsr with all the furniture and pic lures, was burned. Loss. over SlOO,OOO
 WksHINdroS, Jan. 16.-Monday the . California representatives were very mrch annoyed af tbe action of the Ways and V '4nS C mnI-tee m refusldg them a hearing on GU astIons ID relation to the tariff of interest to their section ot the