Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-21

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 SACRAMENTO, Jsauary I2-Frsnk Hast. g- aod Mike Burns were .rrestsd Ia ih.s city to-day For the burglary of a sEddlery store. Part of the stolen proI- rrty was found m their possession and recovered.
 ST. PAUL. January l3-The weather ports early this morning from various points along the railroads, Ees disc1ur-
 aging and II vEs decided to abandon he running of trains. IL is thought that some If the branch lines m Minnesota aod Dakota will bs cl sed for six weeks It Is feared the worst l. to come, as the wind is blowing on al lines t5-dsy and cd are tug h led as last as they are pumped out. The -tsrm nf yesterday is Ov raging in Iowa and the storm IS rxpected to strike Minnesota on Sunday. in which case there Is no telling vhst the resulI will be. It is raging Tn Idaho ! to-day with thermometer at various . points along the Northern Pacific , as low as ten degrees below zero. MILwAUKEE, January I3-Specia's from Ihe InteTioE of the state say that many cities are entirely shut of from communication with the outside world. At Sn Herior DO mails have been received for 56 hours. The thermometer regis tered 21 degrees below zero tbis morning, and all trains on the Northern Pacific sre snow bound or abandoned. No trans have reached Msdisnu since yes- terdsy afternoon.
 WASHINGTON. January 13-A bill to credit and pay tu the several states and territories all moneys collected under the direct tex Of August, 1861 was taken up and after s general debate of the sublec', Riddle berger made a motion that the senate SO into executive ses- sion, hs purpose being to forward action m regard to the nomination of Lamar. Both motions were lost by party vote, Riddleberger voting with the democrats. The tsx bull was laid aside and Vance addr ssed the senate On q resolution to abolish national revenue taxation.
 TOME MBsToSE, A, T.. January l3.-Man- uil l. p 2, better known AS Colorado" leader of a gang of Mexican outlaws, wss arrested few deys sgo in the Dragoou mountains by Sheriff Slaughter and Deputy Sheriff Aivord.
 MINNEAPOLIs, January 13-RepOrts from all over the northwest indicate th ,t he prevailing blizzard Is the worst and most extended of the season. I's area If operations Is from the Rockies to Lake Michigan, bu; Minnesota and De- EOta are the worst sufferers On roads rupD'ng west from here all freigbts are abandoned and pass enger trains at long intervals, though every effort Is bein. made to keep them running.
 ALBANY, \. Y, January 13.-The jury n the case Ut the state against lhOs c F att, Co oust him from the position of quaTeEtine om1issioner of the city of New York on the grOuDd that hs IS not Q resident of that oIiy, this morning re- ta'ued verdict against Platt.
 FAULKNER, Dakota, January 13-Th- most t.rr5Tc suOH storm ever witnessed In this latiJuGe has teen upon us for the lBsI forty eight hUuss. IL reBched it's worst yesterday aEd from 10 O'ciock un- ui dark there was nos ten minutes thst buildings oD the opposite side ot the stTe u!d be seen. The air wss full ot snow and the wind blowing a gale from the northeast. The mercury grad ualiy dropped from 10 above to 16 be- low zero. Al dark las; plight the teach CTS aud pupils of the two lower depart meots of our school remained ID the buildIng all night. provisions beng car riei to them. Ropes were stretched from the corner of Main street to the school house, to enable those carrying C.. al N.e
 ST PAUL, January l3-The Northern Pee'fio main and branch lines are sll btocksded and sll trains are delayed rum r. to 36 hoars.
 OMAHA, Neb., January l3-The et- ieo;s of tCe present storm in OmBhs has b. en most disastrous. Frederick Eller, a cigar maker, was found frozsn to d, ath at 3 o'clock this morning within block of his boarding house. Two school children started for their homes sbO ut o'clock yesterday siiernoCn and have not been heard of since. Lsrge numbers Of people went over to Coun- oil B uffs yesterday, and last night 1t vas repITted number had been lost in the snow ID attempting to return. All have been scoOunted for, however, ex- cept oDe young lady and 1t IS feared that she has perished. The thermome- ter is sixteen degrees below zero and Is rapidly falling.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Brown's reso- luton proposing 10 abolish revenue taxation was laid on the table.
 Plumb introduced bill declaring for ieiied all lands except the rigbt of way granted by states to assist railway con struciiOn of the company terminus with the uncOmpltt. d portion of the railroad, such lands, however, to be open for set tlemeDt under the homestead laws. | Steward offered An amendment to the ' bill for the investment of certain funds ID the treasury, providing persons may ! deposit at any mint or assay cfhoe silver or gold bullion. receiving certlh rates | therefor in denominations Uf not less | that one or more than two thousand | dollars. Sherman offored an amendment to the ! deficiency appropriation bill allowing | siI per cent interest fsom the tune the deficiency bill of last congress failed to pass.
 The Blair educational bill was taken uD and 8 constitutional argument made against 1t. when the senate adjourned | tlll Monday.
 MnwAUKEE, Jan1sry 13-JOhn Arens dori, vt 5 onX City, recently acquitted o' tue caargs ot kIliIng k V. Mir. Had dock, Is ID Neelab, WIs., negotiating for the purchase of brewery.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, JaDusry l3.-Best S Belchsr, 6.S6: CrOeker. 80; Chollsr, 6.z5; Con. ViGsInis, 20 9; Confidence, | Il 5J; GouId S Curry. 475; Hale & | \ rrcr ,ss. 9.s5; Locomotive, D; Peer. @. Perl. .s-, LAO; Potrsi, 5.61; Ophir, 93J; SAvas-. l5 -ierrs Neva a, 475; UnIon C,u.. | 2j, Yellow Jacket. S.l2i Mt. b abb. 1J.
 SAN ERA >CIsCo. January 13-An Fl ! P .su q sc!a. ,O the EK miner ssys: 4 man Ea- ai rested lsst night near Chi- nu.hus ol the M, Klcsu Centrsl pas en- rtr.in du- he. Ib.s moruin. charged wItn t. .iax o.e oi the usud who robbed the M,1lchn Central tam Tuesday nisht He zIves hIs usne ss Doc Gudd. Condurtor | odsey had restived a tele- gram from Mount Montezuna station tO arrest him.
 WAsHISGToS, Jsnaary 13.-In the