Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-22

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 nounced that klirrIn meant business and if Sullivan and hIs friends are not dealing in an other bluf. they can make arrsn gtments to meet Frank Stevenson of thIs city and James Keepsn of BOs. ton on behalf of Kilrsin to discuss and arrange any little difference of opinion that may exist between them as to the ,elative merits of Sullivan and the pre-. sent champion.
 PARIS, Bec. 15 The committee sp- poiuied by the deJ uties to cOnsider the bill pos poning the psyuen cf the Panama canal liabilities rtiec'ed the measure.
 Tae committee also rejected the ccun- ger schemv mentioned by NJ. Peytrsi for 6 o institution of the new cUmpsny. Th, Vill report to ths ohem Dei that iD their opinion the chamber has DO right 10 legislste upon such matters. The cabinet has decided pot to adm measur providing for a more precisa settlement of the canal 0 cDmpsny's affairs. When the report Of the committee was made the chamber of deputies proceeded immediately to the discussion Of it.. Liss, m behalf of the minority, regretted that the commit tee had declined to hear the temporary sdministI stion of the company, SO that they could arbitrate and srrlve at a cor rec. knovledse 6 of the substitution. NJ. Jumel, reporter for the committee, eI- plained that the committee desired only to examine the question from the stand point of the responsibility of the gov ernment and chamber. He was ready |, if So desired, not as a reporter of itie but simply as a deputy. to furnish a complete statement of the af- iairs of the company.
 MT. Heriton. dwelling on the import suce of the subject urged the adoption Df the bill.
 NJ. Peytrol, minister of finance. sup rorted the bill in the interest ot S70,OOO
 ubscribers t0 the Pansms stock.
 Nj. Jumel sgsin arose and objected 10 the bill as useless and expressed the belief inst the company's position would be better three months hence hen now.
 NJ. Psytrol in reply ing to the question Itsted that S6.OOO.000 francs would have been deposited to the credit of the insncier ss guarantee for the pay ment ,f lottery bonds
 NJ. Christople, director of the credit insncier here, Interposed to say that his sum was not now at the disposal of be Psnsms company. Thereupon the pill was rejected without any attempt to discuss Its clauses by a vote of 262 against 188.
 JAcKsoS, cal. Dec. 17,-Geo. Millmsn md a man named Prichsrd were des. ,ending shaft of the Plymoth ,Consoli- lated mine last night when the cable broke. Tn gre is POO feet of water in the nine where the men must have fallen nto with 1200 f,et ot cable on top of hem. The bodies cannot be reached lntil the mine IS drained.
 WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-The President igned the set making a deficiency sp- for contingent expenses.
 NEW ORLEANS. Dec. IA Walthalla, Mise, special says: There was 6 terri ,le riot here last night. and to-day welve white men and one hundred and fifty negrot will be dead as the result. Tor Q long time there has been much i'll ceiling between whites and blacks at hIs place, aggravated pJ the impertin- nee and unbearsble insolenoe of the alter. and yesterday the two el ments 'eoome involved in a quarrel which nded in great loss of life. The facts as IT as can be sscertsined are as iollovs: l negro and white man became engaged D a quarrel and the negro killed. This Fss the excuse for the assault. I'm the black horde swept down lpon the whites who wera greatly out but knowing it was A fight 10 he death whites prepared to receive heir black EsssilAnts and when battle yss ended it was found that r. white men and over 150 negroes had been tiled.
 NEW YORK, Dec. I7.-Gilberi Lsrrios, ] clothing merchant of Nicaragua, ar wed here thIs morning from Europe with S25.000 worth of diamonds which lad not paid duty and they were seized. 4srriOs says he was ignorant of our 'ustoms laws and intended the jewels or is bethrothed.
 WAsHIsaToS. Dec 17-At l2 40 presi- lent pro tenn Ingalls, laid before the sen. Ite resolution of Riddle berger, pro posing the reorganization of the senate liter Jan. 1st, The senator from Ksns., D chair asserted that he had been the thief figure in the most disc rderly scenes ie could reoollect occurring on the sen- .te floor. At ti 6 conclusion of his re- marks Riddleberger asked leave to with lraw the resolution but objection was made by Harris of Tenn, who paid c bright tribute to Ingalls, impartiality md ability, Finally the senator from was permitted to withdraw the esolution and the incident closed.
 Morrill, offered a resolution, which vent over. to hold evening sessions here liter.
 CHUa, Cal, Dec. l7-EIectric light works were totally destroyed by fire his morning. Los S30.O0O. insurance 5000. Fire believed 10 have been In- 'eDdiAry.
 BIRMTSGHAM. Ala, Dec. 17-A com- nittee of six prominent manufacturers cave here to-day, for Indianapolis. to present. an address to Harrison, setting orsh the political parties in the south hat can now divide on practical issues, md tbst the tigners are pleased with he triumph Of protection. They ask to recognize the best element ,f the republican party in making sp- oointments in the south. IL has been 'igned by about fifty prominent msnu- sciurers and business men, most of hem democrats,
 PARIS. Dec. TIA Bourse speculstor named BeI, whose operations were prin- ipslly in copper, defsulted for ten mil ion francs.
 DANvER', Dec. l7-John G. Whittier, he poet, reached his Slst birthday. Many friends and neighbors called to pay respects, and a large number of con- letters and telegrams were Whittier IS in fairly good health.
 BosTsS, Dec. 17-A Salem special ,sys: Gen. Alser, of Miceigsn, passed through here Saturday, on his way to Augusta, Maine. to meet Blaine. At Ip- vlch be sent . despatch to Blaine, ask ng him to meet hlm st the station that evening. IL is understood Alger comes direct frum Harrison with sn important from Blaine.
 wAsHISGros. Dec. 17.-A bill was passed for incorporation of the Ameri