Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30

will probably result. The matter hs
 been kept s secret, even from the polio,
 hitherto. Whitney has probably mad
 good his escape.
 LITTLE RcCK. Jan. 23.-Articles of as
 socIatiOn of the Little Rock and Ho
 Springs Railroad were filled in the ot ice of the Secretary of the State to day
 capital, sl,OO0.000 Their object is t
 bulid a road on as straight line as pos
 sIble between the two points.
 DENVER, Col, Jan, 23.-An importsn
 deelsion was rendered by Judge Hallett
 of the United States Court this morning
 m the case of Palmer against Fritze anC
 others. It was decided that a foreIgr
 corporation which had failed to comply
 with the constitution and laws of this
 State in the matter of appointing RI
 agent on whom process might
 be served and designating a prin.
 clpal place of business, could not pur. chase, take or hold real estste and Ghat
 any conveyance made to such corpor.
 stion was absolutely void
 HURON, D. T., Jan. 23-A private let. ter received here from Washington says an agreement has been arrived at by leaders of both parties providing for the admission of Dakota, Montana and Washington Territories, and that the plan will be carried out Tn a few weeks
 DENVER, Col. Jan. 23.-A Robinson special to the News says a snow slide occurred near Summit City this after noon, which buried team of the For tune Mining Company, and William Clark and George Marshall succeeded ID getting out and to the mine, half mile distant giving an alarm. The entire force of the mine started for the scene and succeeded in rescuing Clark, who IS still alive, with but little hopes for re- cOvery.
 LONDON, Jan. 25.-The Greek govern ment in reply to the note of the Marquis Salisbury, says: That the expectations of England infringe on international and diplomatic observances and declares that Greece reserves a perfect freedom of action. The answer further says that Greece has not declared war, nor has she given eause for England's interference regarding her attitude. Bulgaria hay ing violated the treaty of Berlin under the sgls of England, Greece is justified m using every means and power and even tO resort to arms, if necessary, to obtain the concessions the treaty of Ber- lin gave here. Greece will maintain her claim to Thessaly and Eplrus, no mat ter what the cost may be and Is prepared to take the field at the earliest moment and fight to the bitter end in support of her rights. She IS confident of success. The first movement of the Turkish troops against Greece will be the signal for a revolt in Albania and Macedonia and Europe will not look placidly on,
 DENVER, Col, Jan. 25.-The advance guards of the delegates to the Interna- tiOnsl Range Convention began to ar- rive last night. The New Mexico dele gstion and about fifty delegates from other sections of the country are here, SO far as 1t IS possible to learn this morn- ing. there IS no opposition made to the delegate plan of representation except by three or four delegates The general feeling among cattlemen IS that Cover nor ROss, who SO ably handled the St. Louis convention, will be made tempO-- 8ry chairman of thecOnventIon and Col R G Head permanent President after the organization IS formed. The six teenth annual meeting of the Colorado cattle growers association meets at the rooms this afternoon for the election of officers and the trans action of other business. They will ,sp- point delegates to the International tomorrow.
 HENDERSON, Ky, Jan. 25.-At two o'clock this morning a mob took Calvin Simpson, the mulstto murderer of Mrs. Graves, from the jail, and at half past 2 o'clock they hung him to a tree half a mile from town, after which they riddlei bis body with bullets. The mob told lim to say his prayers which be did. They then asked him what he killed Mrs Graves for. He replied that the Lord bid him to do SO. They then said, Up you go the Lord" and strung him ID. They then returned to town and eft him hanging.
 NEW YORK, Jan. .2j.-Money easy, I@2.
 Bar silver, 1O2lS-
 Stocks at noon active. steady; ls@Ii Ibove opening; 3s l007s ;412s, 11212; 4s 231s; Pacific sizes of '95, 12524.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Cattle receipts 900; slow but steady. Reeves 39475; Butchers 2g4; StOckers, 3g4
 WASHINGTON, Jan 25.-House-On notion of Blount (GeOrgis) 1t was order d that after the reading of the journal O-morrow the roll of states shall be slled for the introduction of bills, and 
 Bragg, Wisconsin, announced the lesth of his colleague Mir. Rankin, and fered the customary resolutions winch l Tere unanimously adopted. and as a mark of respect to the memory of the l deceased, the house at l2:l5 adjourned.
 WLsHISGroN, Jan. 25-The Court of | )lsims to-day announced a idecisiOn In he Choctaw case rendering judgment | D favor of the Indians to the amount of 400OO.
 VIENNA, Jan. 25.-Ths river Szsmos yerfioved 1t banks and towns on the l .adns, Lippel and SAthmsr, and scores f villages are submerged.
 COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 25.-The Republi- an senate convened at 10 &. n- with all | members present and the democrats | bsent as well as Clerk Vsllandighsm. | resident Kennedy directed the reading | { the journal of Saturday, after which | othing was done for want of a quorm. | he president retained the chair wait | lg for the arrival of the Democratic | lembers expected. This will be the till four P. m-, the hour at mich the democratic senate adjourned D Friday. A god sized lobby was resent, but everything IS quiet and the | est of feeling prevails.
 WAsHISGToS, D. C., Jan. 25.-The hartman laid before the senate a letter -om the Secretary of the Treasury m | Ompliance with a recent resolution of le senate asking for information as to hat proportion of bonds called for | ayment on February 1st, 1856, are leld by National banks as a bas- for their circulation. The let ar states the amount of bonds so held | | s5,0JO,s9O.
 Also letter of tho secretary of war howing the contracts made oy | IS department during the past seal year and transmitting the .port of the board of fort report of qusrtermssier gen rnl, snd report showing the number of | Jerks employed ID the various bureaus [ the war department. Also a letter