Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-22

CICdte OOunly OOuTlS.
 Speaker Rollins announced com mittees of house; Porter is chairman of Judiciary; Purdy, Corporations; Nichols, Ways and Means; Risley, Appropriation. Railroad influence predominates on committees.
 There is new committee on Irri- gation, which concerns the farming interests of Salt and Gila valleys. i E Council adjourned after an unlm> important session.
 : Todd, of Maricopa, granted ab- .sence for four days.
 The Irrigating committee is made up of Porter, Ruggles, linus and Nichols. No doubt the question of Irrigation and the water problem wll; come up.
 The fidget over the news paper racket in the House has been the excitement for the past two days. and Rlsley are the chams pions for economy, and believe that ne wspapers and literary fellows in general are nuisance. Papers here are already developing opposition to those statements, ard if they seek a otoriety, they are liable to get sll hey want.
 EvARTs' MAJORITY.
 ALBANY, Jan. 21-In the Repub ican caucus tonight Evarts received I i votes, Morton 2S, Depew 2. s
 NEWS FOR MANUFACTURING. DENVER, Jan. 21-The dry goods S ouse of A: L. Welch 6 Co. was n turned yesterday morning. The es- Il imated loss IS $3O0OO; insured.
 BELLS DESTROYED. II CHICAGO, Jan. 21-A special from II says the oldest and most ol stock bell factory in the a JnIted States was destroyed this . norning. Bells to the amount of oi fteen thousand dozen were destroy d. The factory was owned by MT. of B. Wilson.
 THE FIRE PEND. BosToN, Jan. 21-The Bay State a, agar Refinery in Eastern Avenue se as completely destroyed by fire nj st night. Tie estimated loss is 10000, and to the owners of adjoin- ne g property, including the Standard oc ye Works and tenement house, hi -gregate $35,OO0.
 STRIKE ENDED. co WILKEsBARRR, Pa., Jan. 21-The pa iners and laborers employed by m; ardell & Co.,, Cox & G., B. Markle, co 'iserring 6 Co.,, coal operators of by e lower part of Luzerne county, Or gan work this morning at reduc- on of 10 per cent. in wages. This mi ders affects about 10000 men whs ric ynify their intention to work. Inv
 ANEED SUPPLIED. ele S1. LOUIS, Jan. 21-A dispatch gi' om the city of Mexico says: "It an announced at the headquarters of e Mexican Central railroad that of at company will very soon estab- Ol h custom house commission pa e ncy at Paso Del Norte, to enable rit erchants at moderate outlay to sol omptly pass goods through the bal exican custom house. oth
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 NO ELECTIoNEERING - AUSTIN, Jan. 21-In the legisla- e yesterday a bill was introduced irg heavy penalty for marking ol ct!on tickets or for electioneering era ainst or for any person on election ou y. Also 8 bill to discontinue the Ill ce of state railroad engineer. The ter bill passed, but in lieu of that COT ce an attempt will be made to ore ate railroad commission. Iecl
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 WHY THEY FAIED. oa NEW YORK, Jan. 21-The imme- cor 'te eanse of the suspension of the the nklng firm of John K. Cisco & the ] is said to have been the with sell wal by Mrs. Edward H. Green of thi. lalf million dollars. She heard the favorable rumors about the bank ant immediately ordered the trans ago of that amount and other securi- nsi to be made. Mrs. Green is worth mil rty million dollars. An
 THE GRANT OPPOSITION. hlL JAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2I-A special r1 the Chronicle fram Washington s: The Sunday Herald, winch is ",- ,arded as the organ of the army navy comes out violently against