Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
EASTERN.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25.-No change in Senatorial situation and no prospect of change in the near future. It Is now transparent that Holland, who been leading Blaekburn's forces IS for Carlisle: he openly avows his preference and says the deadlock will only end ID Carlisle's election. The caucus will meet on again Friday.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 2j.-The Secretary of the Navy received a cablsgram from Minister Hunt, St Petersburg, announc- ing the departure of Lieutenant Harber from Moscow with the remains of De- Long and party.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Senate: Blair introduced a bill to provide for free circulation Of newspapers and other per riOdicAl publications within the state where published; referred.
 CHrCAGo, Jan. 25.-The railroad con ference of the western railway managers, to arrange a pool of trans-MissOurI busl- ness. has failed. The proposition put forward by the Burlington Co. was not accepted, and as the Burlington Co. an nounced this was its ultimRtum, the meeting adjourned without date. This ends all negotiations, and 1t now re- mains to be seen whether roads will maintain rates after February lst.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-When the sen ate finance committee adjourned last night. the vote pending upon the propo- sition to substitute McPherson's for Aldrich's bill. the members present had recorded their votes, leaving the result a tie. Senator Voorhees,, who was absent, returned and cast hIs vote In favor ! of McPherson's bill. Sherman lOIned | the democratic members ID the Financial l com uittee in voting tO report ihe Dill, | ureferring 1t 70 the measure previously substituted for his own bill McPher- sons bill provides that upon deposit of bonds required by law, any banking as- | socip1ion be entitled to receive from the comptroller not tu exceed the amount of the par value Of the bonds deposited, l provided at no time shall the total amount of notes issued by the bank ex- | ceed the amount st such time, actually
 paid in capital stock.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 25.-Hon. J. c New arrived by the midnight train from l Washington. Before leaving the capital he rendered his resignation as Assistant
 Secretary of the Treasury. which wlll
 be handed to President Arthur on hls return from New York. It Is possible he may be recalled to Washington for
 day or two to attend to urgent publ'
 business in consequence of the absence
 of Secretary Teller, but in no event VII
 he return permanently. News reason
 for handing Tn Lis resignation ls urgen'
 pressure of private business.
 BosroS, Jan. 25--The nevspspeLs
 have opened the popular sub=cr I.l- .IoH for Gay Head Indians who rescued gs
 sengers from the wrecked stealnsI C'' | of Columbus
 BANGOR. Me, Jan 25--John SPsnId- | ing shot his wife thls morning and men ! killed himself; his wife will reccTer. NEW YORK, Jan 25.-Tba bnsiuess l failures of the last seven davz sggre- gate 317 against 425 the previ35. seek
 WAsHISGrOS, Jan 25--Cap,.;- Leash, an old whaler, from New E.,lsnd IS here for the purpose of gettine, tse pres dent to ofier reward of Ssor1 to a whaler who will go to the rai;S, ,S Cfree- ly and bring them here. He SD.s the reward fixed SO that nothins silI bsle