Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-31

silver. all tue advantage conferred by law on gold. lo n1- bele--s.yer wlll take It's just rank as a ID aney metal ID the commercIsl marts O, tue world until its money functions sl8li bc recognized by the law giving the holder Ci silver bullion every privilege gwen tLa holder of gold bullion. r, thls end [ pledge yOu my u1tirng efforts II N. Teller. The reading of rho ,ai--ram was follow ei ny tremendous cheering lasting some minutes.
 Vance's 1Eolioa Lost
 WAsHIxGToN. Jan. % The clspend- ed vote las. nlgat uyoE Vance motion to postpone further consideration Ot the Aicaraguan treaty was cJac.uled Iu tx ecuuve session to-day and the moti was defeated by very small majority.
 Honors Co Dead War Correspondents.
 DUBLIN, Jan. 29-Tle Irish Times proposes to members of the British Press to raise a monument to Juu. Alex ander Cameron and HrIb.it war cores pondsnts killed in the battle oi the 19.h, inst. in SOudan.
 Illinois Dead-Loe.s Broken.
 SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 21-Ehiah II Harri-, Independent Democrat, WAS elected permanent speaker of the Illi- nois assembly on se old ballot to-day. breaking the deail,cS which has ex- isted for three weeks.
 Eumors or more oyuaniiers.
 LONDON, Jan. 23.-Itis rum1rcd that tue polio have jgst arrested a woman m tue act of entering ca Royal exclau-, building with a quanisy uf dynamite concealed on her person. The rumor adds that tLro- n l arc probably accOu- plisCs of the woman arrested at the same time.
 Valuable Mine Fired.
 SrRAIGarsvILIE, Ohio, Jan. 29.-The mine of Plummer ul. Was fired tbs morning. There Is no hope Of eXt.n- guishinE the tra The ms1e IS valued at S300,O0O. The atlI-Oual guards brought here yesterday are supposed Go Je tae cause of this iuceudiarism.
 Details Os the BatI,.
 LONDON. Jan. 29.-On the 18th of Jan nary the enemy app ar-d in fo.ce iu front. advancing toward the British army; a shO.t and fierce battle " las fought. IL s OCcurrei lt a p.Ilt abOl, three miles from the Me. he britsH were cOmpe Iel t5 sustain heavy fire for some time. S-evar5 received Li- wound early m the engagement, and Sir Charles Wilson the-eUp1n assumed cCmm5nl Works were happily con structed under iesden raIr, which con tinusd to pour nDon tle-a from the euemys rifles, wounded men and bag z gs trains left under guard, quickly buIlt earth works, while he re7- Ot tle force advaned in .ace Of a gravel ridge some distIlcs in front; here tue rebels established tLelsslyss in a strong pO- siCou. As soon as tLe British line came near. a fierce charge wG3 made by sever .Iemir5 against it. The : itisl arrange E as usual in the form of square, and steldily advanced Co m sst ;lc wild Arabs. cheering loudly as the enemy rushed down upon them. The rifles of tLe British did bloody execution; the charge was clecseI l-I hot an Arab came within 3i yards of tIa British square. The rebel g.J uH- long stand before tne mUrle-"us .--.isu fire. but were requiscI vIth rD.vs io-~. .,teW- ert's wound. while lr. fatal. j. IS e1 ssr.- ou- that E. wil. te disabled for ,ha rl maind-r oi the present campaign. Gen. WoJlsey cc-slia-= taa o.rf.at-o1 cf his saryic. S 8 national .1-s. lie cIarlc. tsfiz.s t.wart as ttc lr' .Iiliar and most da- hing c9uL.8u fer hs ever k-e., auI recommends h.m Co tbe QU.lls most favorable consideration. L rd S.. Vincent of tue artillery Tts among t-e British slain.
 A Kosiis disra,eh tJ Reuters agency says: Genaral 5 ewart raned a hril..lut victory on th1 9h ovtr be rebel. The enemy numter over fcveu thousand. large number Cf whom were cavs'ry. The men were armed with rifle firing began in the mouug aud lasted all day Col Burieigh pecIlI corre=pou dents of the London Telegraph and Lords Arlie of Somerset, among the wounded.