Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-23
recover. Others were blown into the river but rescued.

recover. Others were blown into the
 river but rescued
 NLxEsHARRE, Pa, Jan. 1S.-There is
 DO change IL condition sifairs at slope
 No. l, ot the NanticOke mine where min
 CTS were entOmbed. The sensational re-
 ports were spread through the valley
 yesterday that the recovering party hnd
 discovered R bright light ahead of them,
 but this is denied The work of clear
 log up the gaugwsy continues slowly.
 Nothing has been discovered up to
 noon to day, nor have any sigus f the
 buried men been found. A considsr-
 able stream Of water IS now running
 along the gangway, where the men are
 nt worK and another Tusl Ot sapd IS
 feared at any moment. From all ap-
 pearances this morning IL will be weeks
 before the bodies of the men are
 reached, fl they are ever recovered IL ls possible. however, that If the victims
 were cGught in the gangway and over
 whelncd by the flood their bodies may be reached at any time.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-The secrela- " Of tue Navy has directed that a vessel of the Pacific station be sent to the Sa- moan Islands.
 BELFAST, Jan. 1S.-A great meeting under the auspices of the Toy al and patri- otic union was held here teddy and a resolution adopted protesting Ggsirst the passaee by parliament of any meas ure granting home rule to Ireland.
 LONDON, Jan. 1S.-Mr. Stead, editor of the Pall Mall Gazette, who was ID November sentenced tO thre. months imp1sOnment for connection witl the Eliza Armstrong abduction case, was re- leased from prison to-day. He is well and will speak tonight at meeting of Lis friends and sympathizers. He will then take fOrtnight's holiday.
 This afternoon the Pal Mall Gazette says there Is DO foundation whatever for the rumOrs now current that the govern ment will resign immediately on the reRssembling of parliament.
 WAsHISGToS, Jan. S.-HOuse.-Wads- worth introduced the following pre- amble and resolution:
 WHEgEAs, By the l4th section of an act of congress of February l2, 1872, now section 3jll of the revised statutes, the gold dollar of the United States of p pennyweights and grains, stand ard tneness, IS made the unit of value; and,
 WHEREAS, The President on his ac. cessiOn to his office found each and all of legal tender, gold, silver and the paper dollar of the United States equal in val ue to 25 pennyweights and grains of stendard gold ia all transactions within the United States; therefore,
 RESOLVED. That 1t becomes the duty of the President of the United States to Use all lawful means in his power tO maintain thIs equality in the value of such dollars and that m theopiniOn of this house he has hitherto faithfully and properly endeavored to discharge that duty.
 Some thought the resolution belonged tO the committee Ol coinage, weights and measures, but Wadsworth remarked !. did not relate to coinage, but involved the question whether or not the Presi- dent had violated the law. He there fore moved it be referred to the commit tee on judiciary. Weaver of Iowa moved it's reference to committee on weights and measures, Agreed to by l20 to @.
 LITTLE RoCK, Ark, Jar. 1S.-In Colum- Ina c-untry OU Friday night tL0 dv ellIns of Emanuel Johnson was destroyed by fire and six children asleep ID one room were burned to death.
 LONDON, Jan. IS.-A sensation has been created by the publication of let ter from Prince Bismarck to the Pope, acknowledging the receipt of the deco ration of the order of Christ, recently conferred on the German chancellor by the Pope as "sire," and says: Your kind letter and decoration have greatly gratitied myself and Kaiser Wilhelm" |. then goes on to state that | the PoPe's words that papscy means to l practice works of peace. first suggested | to Prince Bismarck the Idea of seeking | the mediation of his holiness ID the | CaIOlines question m deierence to bis | faith and unwegkened confidence m the | POpe's elevated views and impartiality, | and that he has no cause tO complain | of the terms of the protocol and hopes | that the effect Of the mediation may be | lasting; Prince Bismarck will not neg lees the chance To attest hIs lively grat- | ltude, highest devotion and deepest re- spect for his holiness in the future. | Lt Actlct lo tlkucus 1OuE NNAg huLA- ble servant, Bismarck
 LONDON Jan. IS.- Members of the | present and last ministries have received | letters threatening retaliation with dy- | nsInite if the coercion policy in rels- ton to Ireland is adopted or if home rule for that country be refused.
 LONDON, Jan. 1S-The Gazette says Owens speech to be delivered to parlia- ment on Thursday will denounce the | national league ss an unlawful organi- | zation and ask parliament to support a | bill for regulating the league or sup | pressing 1t.
 T-cps4. ca. Cat. Jan. l8.-Eecently ] 3 girl named Collins as IL was supposed | died here very suddenly. A day or two ago the body was e1bumed prior to its removal to another burial place, when | .he horrible discovery was made that | ihe girl had been buried alive. Her shroud had been torn into shreds, her | knees drawn up to her chin and one ot her arms twisted under her head. Her ieatures bore every evidence of dreadful lOrfuraE