Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

head Tn snort tltncs It l5 Iehreu tnl disease is pleurO-pneumonia. The gov ernor hns instituted sn investigation auC if it proves to be Pleuro-pneumonis
 will take proDFt measures to stamp l
 out.
 GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 21.-Lster es inmates place the total loss at S.20.OOC
 Tbe total insurance aggregates S75.OO0 ] HELENA. Nj. T.. Dec. 2l.-A speoia ! from Tacoma. w. T, says four men veT, killed and five seriously injured by
 premature blast in the west end of tb, Cascade tunnel. The work on the tun mel will not be interrupted.
 DUBLIN. Dcct mber 2I.-ParneH sayl his illness has been of a very serious m I ture. For several weeks he has been 1T a dapcarous condition. When able ts actively Icsume work he will conven,
 tho IrisL par!icmontary party in tn, ! cauucil chambels If the Du5lin corpora
 ton.
 1 ST. PETERSBURG, December 2I.-Ths | Journal de St Petersburg says Russia'.
 refusal to accept the candidacy of PfInct ! Ferdinand of Sake Co5urg Goiha for thC | Bulgarian throne, was not due to per
 sonal objections.
 PARIS. December 21.-The departure of De Brazzs for the French Congo | country. delayed ihe pending action iU ! the deputies ou tho proposed modifics. | tion Of the budget for the OcngO coun. ! try. D. Brbzza says be will resign if the
 estimate K reduced.
 The HOyas hove pad 4Jl,OOO francs war Indemnity due Fra-cs under the ! terms of tEc treaty Cf peace and evlcu.
 ton of Tanataye, Madagascar, by the ] French.
 SAN FRAScIscp. December 2I-The jury in the case oi J. hn Git6cu, chGrsed with murderins ElwaId Ryan
 on Sept mbcr lltl, th,s afternoon
 drought 10 a verdict Cf gu lty ri nur- dcT i1 the fifs. degree and fixed the pen | glty at Imprisonment Tor lte.
 SAN FKASCIsco, Dec. 2l-Best G | B -icher <. .OO, ChOllar 52j, Checker 75, | Con. Cal. VIryinia = OO, Peer co, Peer less 5j, OphH lU,OO. Savage X S25. Hale 6
 Norcross i 70. Oonfiienc-, 9ZO. Potosi 6 7J. Sierra Nevada 1 0j, Union Coz.
 477, Utah h. Yellow Jacket7.7j.
 SAN FKAScIsCo, December 2l-The | superIntcndeuis of the American dis
 triot of the San Francisco telegraph | companies have submitted their terms to the striking messenger boys. which IL
 IS bclievsd wall put Rn end to the strike.
 They agreed to pay the boys who work
 from noon until midnight seventy one c1n.s e day aad the same Co the boys
 who work from X p. ID. to s a. m., 10 the outside district boys siXty-iive ccnis per day instead Ot five cents per message Gs formerly. md to the down town boys,
 where many messages are delivered. sIx cents a message instead OI five cents Gs heretofore. The boys promised tO cuu-
 suit the federated trade= people and re-
 port.
 SAS FRANCIsCo, December 2l-TLe
 boys have accepted the terms offered
 by the c1mpauies this afternoon and
 VIII return to woEE tomorrow.
 MILWAUKEE, December 2l-For the
 publications of scurrilous poem reflect ing on the integrity of the court ia the
 trial of the riot css 8. Judge Sloan to- day sentenced Paul GTottman. edItor of the Bocial.st organ, Arbeiter Zelturg, tU thirty days HI hard labor,
 WAsHISGToS. December 2l.-McDOn- mel Oi Michigan, from the committee on ventilation sni acoustics reported Q re- GClutiou directing the daily cleansing of the VentIlhtiDg pipes leading to the hall O! the house. In its report the commit tee says: "lhe great American habit of cxpec,OTltIDg IS fully eXemplIied ou the part of the members Of this branch Of the law making department of the gov erDment, and your committee reluctantly, mourniully, but firmly c0nfesses its ina bllIty tO deviFe measures vhII h will put on end to this reprehensible practice, e practice that lowers the dignity of this august assem blaze and Imperils the health and well being of the servants Of the republic. Attention ls directed iC the fgct that there are in this chsmber 2lG nickel plated cupsidcrs finished by t.e rluuificeuce of the nation with tha sole design of being employed tor the purposes for which they are provided. but for some reason unknown Co your they hre ignored aud the brlEs ventlAtOTs are employed a5 recCp- tscle5 Of eXpectorGtious.' Mr. Buch- ! Bu8n Cf New Jersey, said that not the language of the report, | the question of cleaning the ventllati1g | pipes was very serious to members | seG,el iu the center hGll, the air they | L li tO breathe came mp through the | openings, and these openings were mir -tC b. minute defled ID the manner 's Egn Cf ID the report, the air would i.su De improved if ih1 practice Of .m0kirg vEs discontinued. Mr. Gibson f Ne=' NirCinin, cFi'ized the committee p- -eiiecticg n is report upon ;he iahi.s and manners, and decrucy uf ot the house. H. suggested he resolution should be referred to the committee Ou civil ssIvics reform, NLilh -Gs engaged IE changing departments f the government. The resolution was dop,el.
 SAN FRASCIsC0, December 2l.- Bailey uttered the saloon few minutes before he shooting and eldeavortd tO provoke 70 al:ercsiiO1. Edward Powers. the bar ecp-f ordered Bailey tO leave the place. he latter refused, when Powers hurled mall beer glass et him. Bailey imms- lately resreGted outside. Nugeut fol- owed, but his curiosity cost hIm his fe, for he had hardly got outside 0f he door when a shot was fired. He taggered back and expired almost m lcdiGleiy. The murderer escaped. He Es gn uuenviabls criminal record and ,
 well known tO she police. having been l custody many times. He IS out on /, al pending trial on charge Oi crimiu- . .ssaull on Mrs. Jane Lane. in March .s.. LATEE--Thos. Bailey who murdered ,a;ihcw Nugent this morning. was ar l. .s'ed st half past six this evening. to- [ 'her with Frank GOrmal. the man . ao was with hIn at the time of the 2 -ootIng. Both have been charged with . under. Bailey claims be did not fire ' e fatal shot NEw YORK. December 22.-General Les told a Star reporter yesterday that J ? did not receive the presidents order c to accept from Geronimo % condition 2
 surrender until GcrOrimo had sur [, nieIed and was on his wsy Co Sap | ltunlo. General Miles also said that D was better 10 impris0u Geronimo for O e thsn to hang him If the latter ti urse Was adopted it's effect would soon II g out. oi NEW YORK, December 22-Tbe sren- h mt to show cause why Q stay of pro 2, sdings should not be issued in inc a' 'e of ex-Allerman NcQuade the con to ted bOodler, % that the case might ba 3' -ried to the supreme cour; oa motion ~ have the verdict otthe lover court sci se