Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-07
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express udll eii4 two or the number killed and three .asG.ly injured. A senator for Arkln.as- LITTLE RcCK. Jan. 3I.-When the Legislature went into joint session at noon, Gov. Berry's lette, withdrawIug from the Senatorial race was read. ca the first ballot James K. Juue7, Repre- sentative from thC third Congressional district, was elected C. ;. Senator; the vote stood: Jones, -: Dunn, i9; Breck- enrIdge, 3; necessary to a choice, 6i.
 John Bright's Speech.
 LONDON, Jan. 30.-The meeting at Birmingham last evening was an impos- ing Liberal demons tratiOn. A resOlu- ton was unanimously passed expressing spm! a'uy with tle Conservative party in the death of the gallant soldier and patriot. the general and kind i-hearted Colonel Barnahy. Bright, in cllUding 10 the American tsrifl, saii the farmers 0f the United States are not permitted to exchange thcir product with tue artisans Of Birmingham or the wcsve-s of Lan- casLlre, but are compelled t1 exchange with tue protected manufacturers of | their own country. waoiD some cases do not glve hali what the former could get from the Lancashire or Birmingham manufacturers. Bright said he had no wish to reproqch the Americans. who, some day, he believed, would discover the nigh. course. He felr sapguine that there wJUld be gradual movement in America m the right direction. He Gets Respite. ! L4KEPoET, Cal, Jan. 3l.-Thc execu- LIon ot F. r. McCIrdy, who was sen fenced Go hang here to-day for tue mur- ! der ot Charles Dr, L-, in tle mountains near the C3.Hsa uIty lile. Inst July, ! WIS postponed on accuuf of bis having ! appealed his case tO the Supreme Court. ] AEa'her Natural Ga. Explosion. ! PIrrsBURG, Ian. 3l.-Atll o'clock this | morning a terrific Iuturai gas explosion ! occurred at the corner tf Thirty y-FOurth 1. aud Butler streets. The ,xplos!ou orgi- !, mated in cellar oI August Muoller's | soiCor, which building WIS entirely de- ! molIshtd aud four bdjoiu.us ruc.uTes ! were badly wrecked. The bui. j.uss on ! the opposite side of the street were | cat!y shaken, the windows blown in and I shutters torn off, \ street car passing . was blown off the track and a number Of ! passengers were injured Twelve per sols are reported wounded, but none . fatally so far as ascsrtaIuct. The shock . was felt throughout the city and the en- tire fire department was called to the l sccue to suppress the flames and rescue . the wounded.
 Is That So.
 CoLUyWUs. O. Jan. 3l.-The Legisla- ture has adopted a joint resolution re- turning thanks to Wm. Henry Smith, general uHna-Cr cf the associated press for the careful correct, and fair manner m which Ec compiled St. ClaIr papers.
 Eorber- iu Mexico.
 CITY cF MExICO va Galveston. Jan. i ji.-A valuable silver convoy en route between ICluca and Cuerroyaca was at- tackled Wednesday evening by organIzed bandits. The escort was ovCTpowered and the silver all captured. The gov eTnmeut troops are now in pursuit of the robbers.
 sharon VviiI 50 Co Jail First.
 SAN FBASCIsco, Jan. 3i.-The decision n the Sharon cas-, tEe question of Eli- mony will bC rendered on the l6.h its Ex- Senator sharon IS reported Es say ing that If the decision grants allmOny to Mi-s liIil Le will rot pay 1t, but will go to Isil md stay there if need be.
 A sonora Eumor.
 GCAYNAs, Jan. 3l.-Rumor is current that the Cajeme King of the Yaquis, Is on raid but nothing certain has yet been learned.
 NicirauEua Treaty Defeated.
 NAsulS1ToS. Jau. 3D.-The senate went into executive session at F o'clock and tie suspended vote of last night on MT. NgIces motion to postpone action on the nslleratlOn of the Nicaraguan treaty was considered, re ulting Iu the defeat Ct ,Lc motion -22 Co 2j.
 rIaniaiious Flooded.
 NGcKsEUEG. Jan. 3O.-The water is go- ing through thc unfinished Wilson levee m Iens-s IarsL. Ten llantatiors are flooded.
 HuTe White Children Found.
 SAN FEAScIsCo, Jan. 31.-A search by detectives in Chinatown yesterday, re- suited in finding SIX more white babies in possession Of Chinese women. There were five girls and one boy; they were carried tO the office of the Society for Prevention Of Cruelty to Children, thence t1 Mount St. Joseph Asylum, for infants
 StiII Hopeful
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 3I.-"The friends of the NicIraguan treaty to not dispair yet, of securing its ratification. \ mo- tiou will be made in the Senate on Mon day tO reconsider yesterdays vote, whcr Jy the treaty failed. and then after further discussion the necessary two thirds vote can oe obtained tO ratify the treaty.
 The Gas Explosion.
 PrrrsEUEG. Jan. 31.-So far. twenty five persons arc reported to have lost their lives, and a great number are se- rious'y injured. There is intense ex- citemeLt, and 8 gang O.; len has been formed among the citizens to tear up the gas pipes tonight. The gas fire is still burning in the sewers. The loss to build Ing and stock is estimated at S2O.0O0.
 Incaplcity of the London Police.
 NEw YORK. Jan. 31.-The Saturday Review contains an article severely de nouuciug the Scotland Yard authorities for their iucapac.ty to cope with the dynamiters. The writer says that after the lapse Of a week since the explosions at the parliament buildings and the Tower the police knows but little more about the perpetrators than before the outrages were committed The police are described as ta.kative and unintelli- gent, while the miscreant5 have the qualities of secretiveness, activ- .ty and smartness.
 To Be Prosecuted.
 WAsHIyGroS. Jan. 3I.- Secretary of , War Lincoln has instructed Brig. Gen. Augur to turn over Co the civil authori- ies for prosecution. such leaders among he Oklahoma boomers. as violated sec hon 2l4S of the Revised Statues of the United States, relating to the subject in I dispute.
 Resumption of Work. WASHINGTON. Jan. 3I.-Secretary