Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
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VI. s-S sSiAaAu IOd1s IS improving and through train arrived over the Bur ington and Missouri River road thu.
 afternoon.
 The Santa Fe and Kansas Pacific nrc . running local trains. The eastern trains s were delayed though not seriously
 Mercury at zero at noon.
 , WHEELING, Jan. 23.-Work was con- , tinued ID the shaft at the Newherg
 mlnes all night and bodies were taken D out this morning, Daniel Miller, Isaiah Ilmmons the acting pit boss, and his
 son. Their faces were badly blsckeaed.
 The bodies were taken to the under takers where they will be dressed and } handed over to tbeir friends. The 10
 quest has been postponed until after the
 damp IS out Of the mine, but explosive ] gas IS present in large volume and
 there IS danger of another explosion. Experienced men hesitate to go down II the mine which Is 22J feet deep and di-
 vided into three compartments, two of
 which are fitted with cages, and hoisting
 apparatus for bringing coal to tho sur
 face, while the third is a ventilstins
 shaft. Many inexperienced men have
 volunteered to go down. The people
 are now quiet.and resigned to their fate
 and the crowd has nearly all left the
 shaft to follow the bodies. h is dolbt-
 fnl whether any more will be got out to- day.
 PHmADELPBIA, Jan. 23-In accordance with the action of last nights meeting about 500 of hand-lOom ingram carpet wesvers stopped work this morning and went out On a strike.
 RISGIOwN, Pa, Jan. 4-COllision oc. | cured on the Catawissa brarch of the | Philadelphia S Reading railroad this morning, by which two men were in- stsntly killed, ana two fatally injured. Two freight trains going in opposite di- rectiOns were, by a mistake of the of- tclals, sent out on a single track.
 CHICAGo, Jan. 23-.The first sult by the Chicago Reform Alliance to compel the saloons ot the city to close on Sun day in compliance with the state law was tried to-day before Justice of the Peace and jury. The fact of the sa- loon beng open was conceded by de- fendants, but Ihe jury returned a yer dict of mot guilty"
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The sub-com- mIttee of the house pension committee, to-day agreed to report favorably to the full committee Mexican pension bill. BALTIMORE, Jan. g 3-President Cleye- land has accepted an invitation to attend a charity ball at the academy of music in this city next Monday. He will be accompanied by several gentlemen from Washington.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The Wash ingsOn Star to day says: "It now ap- pears beyond any reasonable doubt that there Is no chance for the passage of measure in any way restricting the coin- age of silver. The house committee will favOrably report on such bill, but 1t will only lead to a number of speech es attacking the financial policy of the administration. Of this the supporters of silver are very confident, and yet they ara mad to think that such measure will be even introduced" There is now considerable loose talk in the house about bringing articles of impeachment against Secretary Manning for resisting the laws of Congress. As it IS now the strongest support of the administration on financial questions comes from the republican sIde of the house, and yet there are number of republicans of prominence who are working with the silver men and are doing yeo- men service. Representative Payson, of Illinois, who IS one of the strongest sup porter5 Of the anti administration side says "It is impossible for any bill changing the existing laws relating tU silver to pass either branch of congress, and the bill to suspend the free coinage | of silver will be defeated in the house by | at least one hundred majority. The at- i tempt to suppress silver Is an outrage, | and 1t IS of no use Co disguise the fact | that the treasury officials are to mark ed degree responsible for the deprecia- tiGn in value of silver. They have been | resisting the laws of congress and will | do all they can to decrease the value of | this currency established and declared | lawful by congress. They should be | every one impeached, and I think I | shall make 1t my business to bring the | matter before the house. These men | are, above all, the very men who, in vir- tue of their positions, should do all Tn their power to see the laws executed. in- stead of eXerting every effort to have them annulled."
 The articles of impeachment of Sec retary Manning would be correct If
 
 Leachment on such a charge will be an impOssibiltY, and 1t IS therefore very silly to make such an attempt, and will De almost certain to weaken the silver cause, There is no doubt but what Secretary Manning has made himself liable, but the Offense he IS guilty of IS by no means an unprecedented one. The paying off of bonds in gold alone A.. hQN | followed in many instances by hIs pre- decessors, and Mir. Manning's offense is no greater than this, although of a some what different nature.
 WAsHISGros, Jan. 23-Secretsry La mar has decided that all the appropria- tiors made by the Legislature in Arizo- na in excess of the sum appropriated by Congress, were in violation of the law and void.
 DENVER, Jan. 23-The Union Pacific is the only railroad from this city that now has open communication with the east. All the other roads are hopelessly blocked with snow and still more snow falling. It is feared the Union Pacific will be in the same fix as the others be- fore morning.
 NEW YORK, Jsn. &3-Nrs. Della S- Paruell. the mother of the celebrated Irish agitatOr and home rule advocate, lies m very precariOus condition and there are but slight hopes of her recOy- cry. Mrs. Parnell, who Is now approach ing her eIghIieih year, has been ailing for long time, but 1t now appears as though her long and useful life had well nigh reached it's end. Her death is looked for at any moment.
 DoDGE CIIY, Kansas, January 23.-A passenger train on the AtehisOn, Topeka k Santa Fe road has been stuck In a drift here since Thursday m the same place between thIs city and Spearville that has proved SO disastaous to all trains sInce the blockade commenced. The prospects are that the rOEd will not be cleared up SO ss to free the train un- til Sunday. There was another blizzard visiting in this section of the country last night, and as far as the blockade on the railroad is concerned the prospect IS changed only for the worse. What the cad will be no one can leven conjecture.
 KANSAS CIT, Jan. 23- About a month ago a well dressed young man, styling