Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

port that he would on Monday send 8 letter to the house, requesting the Theobe-Cariisle case 10 be reopened and c committee be sen: to the 9th Ken taoky district.
 NORWICH, Conn, January 21-The llry In She case of Perry, for killing Naiitlesey, returned verdict of murder IL tho second degree. Whittlesey was business manager Oi tie New London Day, which published an Rriicie on Per ry eccsntricities and the lRsSer shot tia believing him responsible.
 WASHINGTON, January 2I-The parcel post convention between the United S:ates ard Csnsia i. is expected will be T turned 10 Washington Monday when tae present postmaster general will pre- sent u .o the president for signature. Superintendent Bell of the foreign mails sand tonight, the revIsions are the same & ia the parcel post convention now in force be.ween the United States and Mex,co
 NEW YOBK, January 2l-Very Rev Charles Vinssm, c. T. F., of the com. misssrIl;e ot the Bcly Land, is yrepsr iEE l gre-t pilgrimage of American Catholics iO Palestine for the spring 1889.
 Los ANGELES, January 21.--A public reception was given General John o. and Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont at the Ar mory Hall tonight. It was brilliant and Well attended Iilsir, all the leading citizens and General Miles and staff be- Ing present Mayor Workman Ofliciated S5 CAeiTugu and the address of welcome va9 msi3 by R. <. De.valle, to which General ftaemOLt responded with emo ton, -zrre i1g Lis appreciation of the kIadurs= tCwn him by the people who had 11cse1 into the land be Tecollected h- EiElJ-t "a lonely pasture ground, and who by She magic of their energy and fitb had developed It into an earthly paradise. IL wBs his intention 10 spend la-e Ina few remaining years and his FrsaIlz. GgsiTe wHS to be considered one e -is seiileTs. He then received the C. Ia Cs in a ievse lasting about an hour.
 Erw YORK, Jaru8ry 21.-The French e -l-er GascOgne, from Esrve, and the S,siiz -Tiand, from Antwerp, cOliided of Robbins reef light house teddy. The a Eoge is not definitely known, but both ere anchored. Il. is thought no per GJrs were injured.
 LATER. The agent of the s wiizerlsnd reports that the GOscogne sttc npted to C--ss tLo Sgitzerllud's bow and was struck about mldship. The Switzer- 1t's bow port WSs stove in, and her -l torn out for several feet under water. She will discharge her cargo and so on tAe dry dock for repaIrs. The C mage % the GascOgne IS slight and ELe Eil probably proceed atamidnight.
 WASHINGTON, January 21..-General Greedy. chief signal officer. appeared before the house appropriation com mt tee Co day to urge that sn immediate appropriation be made 0 maintain the E.gusl service stations in vsrIous places principally Iu the vest, many of which have been discontinued and other sta- tons at important points would be dis continued unless action vas taken to provide means .o pay the necessary ex- peGses.
 NEW YoRK, January 21.-Judge Man yard, assistant secretary of the treasury, was ciose;ed with Collector Magone for sey e-4l hours this morning, and it IS re- ported unofficlslly that the conference concefncd 10 R measure customs frauds which have come t0 hght duplicating seversl New York Eilk importers. It IS siso said that the judge carried certain documents with him to the capital and that arrests will follow.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 2I.-Bsoon, of New York chairman of the committee on manufactures. reported a preamble and resolution directing the committee on manufactures to investigate all combi- nations Ot certain individual and corpor atious engaged in manufacturing, min ilg or dCalinR in the necessities for the yurpO-c of controlling or curtsIlIng the supply 0f tue same, thereby increasing th.ir prices to the detriment of com m rec.
 BALTIMORE, January 2L-Cardinsl Gibbons this morning received from Rome a CebieRrsm signed Dr. OConnell, rector of the American college st Rome, s.ylry today the copy of the cOnsiitu- iion Cf tne United States, sent by Presi- den, Cleveland, wss presented by 8 com nl'iee -t American bishops and other Ams-lca . residents in Rome 10 the Pope.
 So.IoS. Jsuusry 23-The harbor is rluost cniirely frozen over as far as the NllroVs. The ferry boats and steamers have great difficulty in proceeding. Re- uorts rom New Hampshire state that ln many places the thermometer fell to 30 degrees below, last night.
 SAS FRANCISCO, January 23.-Wslter Nurry GIb>oD. E1-Prime- Minister of the HsWausn Islands, died st St Marys hospital ID thls city Saturday.
 NE= YORK, January 23.-Daniel Drisc1ll was hung this morning for the murder of his mistress, Elizabeth G1rrisy. or 'Kreezie" Gsrrity as she was known, two years age.
 LONE STONE, Indian Territory, Jan. 13.-F ouF mHsked men. heavily armed, entered the Citizen Bank Saturday and G-uanded that Cashier VI. T. Reynolds Co LGl2 over the coin. Reynolds pre- tended to do SO but slammed the safe door aud turned the lock. He was shot d9a4 si once by one oi the men. They then sacked about S200O0. The robbers then failed to open the safe; aud the pistol shot attracted attention SO that ulln about tO escape with tEe booty .l armed body of men appeared and a q .ht wes stnrted, and one of the robbers ElI.d. The Olher three were pursued end captured, and the leader strung up. The remaining tw0 were turned over 10 tda United States authorities. All the money was recovered.
 WASHINGTON, January 23.-The su- rrerns court today rendered s decision ln tbe Maxwell- Preller case, dismissing the case for want of iuEisdIctiOn. The elect of the decision Is tO sairm the rantsnce of death pronounced bT the Missouri state court.
 CHICAGO, January 23.-Wbeat; cash, 7G May, s25. Corn, cash, iI, Msy. 527i.
 NEw YORK, January 23.-Bsr silver, 967i.