Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-23
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Appointments by rhe Governor.


 Otto Kuencer as assessor of Moiave county.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Ex-Congress- man Belford, of Colorado, said to- day: "rhe symptoms that preceded Ihe French revolution are tO be seen novt and within five years yOu'li see the greatest revolution that ever occurred in the world. Why, this man up here Is running the government ID the inter- est of the national banks. Andrew Jackson took them by the throat and sad: Here, give the people chance. Why, there isn't any more comparison to be made between thls man and Jack son than there IS between a tallOw dip and the brllIance of the sun. ms government had better keep up ils cur rency or there will be g terrible reyoIu- tion. l am convinced from what have learned to-day that the silver coinage lct will Lot be repealed"
 WASHINGTON, January 20.-A fire this afternoon totally destroyed the long Ilne of three story frame houses on l. street, southwest between l. 5t Capitol and First, EnOwn as Howard Row, from the fact that it Was by General Howard that the buildings were constructed m the earliest stages f the war, to afford homes for the friendless and homeless negroes who sought shelter in Washing ton in their flight from the south. The row consists of ten frame houses, con- taining eight rooms each, and were con- structed with 6 view of permitting the use ot each room toy a separate family. lt has for twenty five years sheltered many of the coiored people, the nun Der os occupants ranging from two tO nearly four hundred persons. The oc- cuyauts of the upper rooms had III some cases feared no alarm until the smoke aud fire entered the apartments and compelled d speedy flight for their lIye-. In many cases the frightened in- mates rushed down the smoke filled halls. but ID some instances this was not possible Hezekiah Edwards, R coiOred man, found no means tO escape and climbed from the third story window 10 the water pipe aud down for several feet. when exhaustion caused him tu relinquish his hold and he fell headlODg % the ground. He was picked up bleeding and apparently fatally injured, and sent to the hospital m an ambulance. The mans mother was down below him, when she became aware of the fire and jumped from rear window without in- jury. Some colored children were bud- Jl,d together m the gHrret of another 0f the houses and were rescued partial ly suilOcated by smoke, aud two or three old and sick people had tD Je carried t1 neighbor's houses. About fifty fami- hes are rendered hom, less and two hun lred people are out ID the cold. The total dsmage is estimated at SSOO1O.
 BERLIN, Jan. 20.-The ReIchstag hns a lupiei a resolution introduced by Herr NiDdthyrst declaring that the expulsion of the Poles from Prussian territory gas uujustIfigble and incompatible with the interests 0f German subjects. The conservatives and national liberals op- cosed tine resolution. None of the min isters were present when 1t wHs adopted.
 The lover house of the PrussIan diet reelected Herr g0n Keller president Herr ScholiZ, minister of Finance, read rhe budget which shows a deficit of Ill., 2S0.O0J marks.
 WAsHINGToS, Jan. 20-In the senate today Senator Teller, of chairman of The senate committee on public lands, tilt.ltAl A-FNANui. Ou AA4t ulAA Ao EAsN government and to assist in the con stluction of irrigating canals, dItches and reservoirs on the arid plains of the Vestern states, and recommended the fixing of a penalty to be added to tbe Uili, tO be put on all persons who are de- .ected in damaging such public works.
 FoEr KEoGH, Mont, Jan. 20-An- other cold wave has settled down over the northwest. The mercury Tn the sherm' meters was frozen up yesterday. \ spirit thermometer registered IS de- grees below zero. Reports from the ranges sta:e that stock IS doing well.
 LONDON, Jan. 20-A dispatch from Belgrade says, the Sery1an government refuses to disbaud it's forces on the ,founl that !, desired to be protected agaius, surpri-cs.
 MoUNT PHEASANT. Pa, Jan. % There is much excitement m this Ci:y and senOus trouble, If not blundshed. is imminent. At sn early hour this morn ipc number of Hungarian strikers who had been drinking. were making hostile demonstrations and stated that they will resort to force to keep out -Iders from working II the company m dertakes to ill the strikers places with tue men whom the company have en- gagged for that purpose. The company will undertake to resume operations, and the sherifl IS organizing posse to protect :he men who go to work.
 DENVER, Jan. 20.-An Ouray speclal to the Tribune Republican says: The Ruby Trust cabin, on Mount SDeilies, WAS carried awR. yesterday morning ty a snow shde, buryIug six men. A relief party was immediately sent out from Ouray and recovered the bodies of Mar tn Pearson and Andy Pearson, both dead, and the balance of the party were seriously wounded. The storm IS still raging, aud 1t is uncertain il the bodies can be brought to Ouray. Telephone connections with the mine are connect ed.
 BERLIN, Jan. 20.-The name of the American expelled from Gjennis, lPrus- siR, IS Heinrechson. He is % years of age. He spent thirteen years in Amer ica, and has resided with his parents slnce June last at Gjennis. He has 3D. pesled to the American minister.
 LONDON, January 20.-News was re. ceived here to-day from an official source that in spite of the request of the powers Greece has refused t1 dis arm.
 MENEAPoLIs, Jan. 20.-Hon ". r. Sanders, of Helen1. Mont, IS in the city. He was interviewed last evening and said the residents of Montana were enthusiastic over the prospects of its sjm'ssIon as state. We expect, he continued, to step into the union with Dakota. Montana is generally regarded as democratic territory, the democratic majority ranging from 800 to l,OOO. and on that score We believe we will be ad- mittsd as an offset to republican Da- kota.