Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

l latIOns of frleodshlp between the tv
 countries. aud providing for ihe appoint
 ment ot stl let committee of five sens tors to visit places along the irontIe
 and City of Mexico, with the approval O | the Mexican government, to inquire int
 aud report any disturbances that ma | nave occurred between ci,iZens of thl | two countries, with power to send fo
 persons and papers and tu employ sten- ographeI. aud such other persons a
 may be necessary, and to sIt during ih'
 rec. ss uf congress. Laid on the tAol,
 sud ordered printed.
 On motion of Allison It was ordered
 that when tie senate adj turned to-day i
 bc 'lil Monday.
 O. motion 0t Conger. the house bill iC
 extend the free delivery system Os to,
 pO,toilioe department, passed by the
 house Un the 9.h instant, was taken uI
 and p-ss-d.
 4 tili was introduced by Morgan tC
 regulate the fees and salaries of UoIteC S sie- district attorneys in New Mexico
 and AriZ ns.
 WASHINGTON. December l7.-Genera' army orders were iisued to day addl1s ~OuthsTu California tO the department O; ArIz1nr, uuier command of Genera
 Nelson A. Miles, and removing his head quarters fro Prescott, Arizona, to LOs Angeles, Csliiornia.
 SALT LAKE December l9 A traio or the Denver S Rio Graude due here thf evening ran into baud of cattle neai DeIts. ugt far from the lins this m"rn- IuR, tip"Ing the engine over, killing Eo g'ueer Welsh of GuunisOn and Fireman Mcconnell Oi SpuHRi, 10. Ohio. Sey- eral passengers We're hurt but none | lugeTuusly.
 SAN FRANCISCO. December 17.-Bes, & B-icher.S s 15; Cbolltr. S0; Crorker. l To. Con. Ca. Virginia. 26OJ; Peer, B Peefl-s-. 5J: OJhi-. II jO; Savage, 95O POtOsI. O0; Sierra N-vsds, i.Zj; U i1I C'n., SSl, Utah, 800; Yellow Jacket, | 5O
 WAsHINGToS. December I7-k neu postal csrd is arOut Co bs issued by the pDsiCfli ,e depsrim nt, aud will be read, for distribution ID few days. Neal the top o' a, and Cglidista0t fro 70 It, Q go si is edges. is profile pOrir4I- o' Thomas Jeff-rsou. loo iug to the right, on a shaded o4csgrOu1d. luclOsed with 70 several ecceutrIc circles. Rnd restlDs upon Hn OrOate pedestal engraved in outline. Be Ow this pedestal. iI small letters Is ,hs legend: Nothing but the 4d dress t0 b. on this sIar." Immedia'e C. y b,nesth the portrait and within twt nf tde ciIcie- appears the denomination. 'nue cent" and on either side, m un- shaded panels with arab. sqIe termina- -ions is the tide. "P stal Card" in D aJf Romtn letters, Above the whole, in .cri bed upon curved ribbon, are the WOrds, United States" The design is oriutsd in black. The new cards will b. ot The sane sIZs bs those now in use and ot the same c'!Or and quality of paper.
 SAS FRASCISr', Dec. T.-The latest nbt4insbir re.u-us give the number saved eleven. To tO a late hour th's afternoon but cue b.dy had been recov- -rei. l. was recognized as man named Sc French Joe" Mh-n th- IptaIn irf -hc vessel she Wa- still holding together, although there was great breach oL she start Oard side and the bOvsprIt had been carried away, It was high tide a the time and the force of the wave steadily drove tue wreck toward toe shore. and Bs stOn Bs she resohe1 th, .aosst Wnt'r" sns srruek the grourd vt,f the passs ge of each breaker. she cr1hn- bled Co pieces. All saved agree m stat ing that the vessel was so old aud rot ten that sh5 was unfit for SbHilns e uiser A rumOr prevailed 10 the cltN hut a large portion Of the crew were In- toxicaied at tue tune of the wreck Hu- that twenty-five were down below -let D.
 AT Ia frf % IS thuu gnt s number uf bodies will bt fauni under the hull nf thr ship. lt 10 also saii there was so OO0 ID cuIn oU hoard. There Is much doubt eXpTesset a- to the number 0f the crew CD the III fttei park when she left port ye~ierdaN Inc custom house list shOSs fOrty-twu. ~ q. the captain s,aies thefe were bn'
 hir.y-eight. The captain aud pilots e1 pr -s the OpiaIOn that ths arrival O night iniucrd the captain of the tug. which towed the vessel out. tO part com nan, with tUe whaler too soon, for they .,--rrt that as il pod tide would set |, ~tr ngly about 10 o'clock tLe yesse should have been tugged tO the auto mai, buoy four miles further out, 10 order t1 g,t beyond the insnore sweep f the in t,da
 Claus F. K-oger. keeper Of the lie 4svlng statl1u. says that the first kuOwl edge he had of the disaster was Wheu th. captain and half dozen men made their ADpearance at the station, about 7 o'-lock thIs morning, when be was to!c that many Of the crew were stlll on the wreck. hOckets were thrown up frou ,tr beach as signals, but were utterly r. less. as the fog was SO ttIik. Ftnsl- Is Iha wreck WAS located and endeAvots made tn rescus 'hs men but to n" avail
 John q. Callahan and Captain Me G-egor hai signed articles aEd were G. iliu the Atltntic at Honolulu Gtlia- nan wss tO suDercede Doty ss first mate, and Captain McG,egOr wss gUIng on as master
 The sand along the beach was almost -utir, ly hidden from sight by val amount O' wTecksge. consisting ot tim- bers. plaUks, spars, ropes aud all klods Of rlgginR.
 The neEs of the wreck spread rapidly throughuu; the city snd brought large crowd to the spOL At aD early hour. and during the entire day, hundreds oi ceoole were rushing up and down the b. ach and searching among the wreck age for the bodies ot ihe drowned sailors and for the officers.
 The coroner and bIs assistsots were early on the scene. Look here, sal1 hp. picking uD piece ot plsnk from the .hip'- sid snd pulling the rotten wool apart with bis tiGgers, that ship Was not 1t to send dog uO sea ID.
 One of the first persons to go to the scene of the disaster from the oity VI E Msi,r r. [. BlAckenay, superintendent of inc life sav,ng service of this district. When asked wby the men at the station gave no assistance to the wrecked crew. he said. Itis only far to say that they dld everything that men c1ui do, n their efforts were utterly fruitl-s-. Re ferripg to tbs rotteDness Ut the ship $ ,imbers. he slid: "It seems to me that a rigid and un=psring investigation snould be ordered sud those responsible made an example of. Li'e is too vslua 5le to i-opnrd. -e m such ships and ID my opirion ,his is little short of cold bloOded murder,
 The Post this evening editorislly says: "Tbe urerk nf tne Atlantic this morn. ing with tbe loss oi over tbifty iyeS, uonld nave been a calasnity sufii 'iently Lidenus if DO human responsibility had zen involved ID i;. but the horror Ot the ,ituatiop pislmmes=ursbly heightened by tba -efl .cti m that he destruc ion of lIfs
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