Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
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of inflammation of the bowels. Freem.
 was the attorney general Of MIssIsS!pD
 immediately preceding the war Rn'
 was also a member of Congress
 from that state two terms, and to his ef ' forts was due%he snccess os the Nieks ! burg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
 He was the author Oi Freeman's Chan cery Reports, and personal friend Ex
 Vice President Hendricks and attorne, General Garland. He was. ct the tim'
 Of hls death, candidate for appoint
 us L. S. Marshal Of Colorado.
 PIrTsBURG. Pa, Jan. 22-Five mem
 5ers of the Hsnsmeyer family at larsn
 tum have dled of Trichinosls. The fifth
 George, aged 30. died to day. The livs-
 or the three remaining members of the
 family are dIspaired of.
 LONDON Jan. 22.-The Queen today
 sent her private Secretary to Mir. Glad
 stone with e letter on the Irish situation
 lt k stated that the Government will al
 the earliest moment introduce bil ID
 parliament making boycottIng a felony
 and giving magistrates the powers 0!
 summary jurisdiction and otherwise
 strengthening the criminal law. The
 introduction Of this measure is said to
 have been decided upon at a cabinet council today.
 PTTsBUEG, Jan. 22-It was reported
 here tonight that tine striking Hungar- Ians at the Moore, Wood and Standard
 works, had broken into the company $ dynamite magazine aud were threaten lng destruction to all the property own ed by their late employers. Nothing definite can be learned, as telegrsphic communication has been cut of for the night.
 WILMINGToN, Del, Jan. 22-The train bearing the body of Miss Bayard arrived here this evening. Secretary Bayard, his sons and Senator Grey accompanied the remains to this city. The casket was taken to the old Swedish church where 1t will remain until the funeral On the arrival of the cortege at the church the casket WAS carried Tn and placed on the catafaigue, with floral Of- feriugs grouped over and around. The friends of deceased will hold a vigil there tonight. The funeral will take place at , o'clock tomorrow afternoon
 PTrTsBUBG. Pa, Jan. 22--A New Gas tie, Penu., special says: The safe ID County Treasurer HartmsDn's office was blown open this morning at two o'clock b. thieves and S2JO III money and Sl,OOO m notes and Si.j0O in county warrants taaen. The notes were the personal property of Deputy Treasurer ShnfTer, payable tO hIs order and of no value io any other person. The warrants had just been signed b. the county commis- siOuer, bu. as they had all been recorded by the treasurer they are worthless. The thieves gsIueG entrance to the building by forcing the shutters from windows. Ibe explosion shattered the doors of the safe and shook all the houses in the ncIgbborhOod, but some time elapsed before the cause of the confusion was known and. mean while, the safe breakers secured their plunder and escaped. TSo strangers who were lurking Iu the vicinity of .he cour. house last night are believed to have been the thieves.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Senate-A bili was introduced by Senator Dawes to grant lands ID seyeralty to the Indians of Round Valley reservation, Cal. By Stanford, bills confirming title toE plvate land claims i0 Arizona known as tine San Juan de Los Coquellos. Nogsles, San Rafael del Nalle, San Jose de San Olta, Las Nogales de Elias, and Tres Alamos, claims. Norhees presented amemorial from the citizens of MoutantH, praying that the Territory may be admitted as a state into the union, and also intro luced bill providing for such Gdmis- sion.
 CREsToS, To-, Jan. 22-This morning an explosion took place at Short X Cooley's rendering establishment mill, east of this city. Six men were in tine at the time of the explosion. Two men We're killed outright and the other four seriously injured.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 2I.-The Ken lucky Distellers' Association organized here tonight by electIng the following officers: T. J. Megibben, Cythiana, T. A. Sherry, Louisville, Vice James Kimbrough. Lexing- ton, Secretary; J. Bsrkhouse, Louisville, Treasurer. The directors were instruct sd to limit the production of whisky for the next year to 100000 gallons. Two thirds of the State WAS represented
 New York Tribune: Senator Sher- man comes back to the Senate again Gs Dne of the most uncompromislng, as he Ia one of the most powerful, advocates 1f protection to home industries. The decisive point in his favor In all discus ,ions in Ono has been that he has not lesitRted to confront with resolute Op- position other leaders of his own party, md even large majority of his political associates m the Senate, on every issue which seemed to him to involve the per nanence or the completeness and ei- iciency of the protective system. The whole try triumphs over its adyer- ;aTies, at home and abroad, and over all be foes of its industry, when such a nan IS returned to a position of power md of high trust.
 Inquiry at the telegraph office this morning elicited tue information that he telegraph wires are still prostrated between Los Angeles and San Francisco, md fully one hundred and twenty men ,re employed in repairing It. Beyond lebatcheui the repairs are almost Ike he construction of a new line, as near ' every pole was pros:rated and the wires badly broken. Cns wire is Dog working t1 Los Angeles and some little | nope was given thst a san Francisco | Fire would be open this afternoon. The torn that accustomed the damage vas ,ne of the most terrific character that las ever visited fife Pacific coast.
 Cleveland Leader: Gratifying pro- .ress has been made in undoing the york of fraud and forgery m the OctO- l Der election of last year, but one very l part of the battle has so far eceived little or no attention. It's not though that crimes against the purity | ,t the ballot should fail, by a narrow margin, of success. The good of the State, the safety of our institutions, and l be cause of common justice demand 1 hat the warding of of a desdly blow against society be followed swiftly snd | urely by the punishment of the man or nen who struck 1t.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Senstor Teller | aid to-day that he was exceedingly | ratified at the present state of affairs l n the Senate in relation to the silver | question. He has purposely refrained | rom talking for the reason that 1t has become quite common thing 10 hear ,eople about the capitol assert that the
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