Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10


 s- west of Fargo for tso days. The storr '' reaches the entire length of Lske Su r. perior and we'll down into the Souther : Peninsula. Snow from six to ten fee
 deep Is drifted st Cheboygsn and Mack n inav. Several trains are stslle.i apt . no malls ventured through stncs Wed , nesdsy.
 f WASHINGTON, March 3-The Hous, 7 committee on elections. m the Worth
 ingtOu-Pos contest case have decides Q unanimously in favor of Post, the re . Lublicsn sitting member from the IOtf 5 Illinois district
 , PRESCOTT. March 3.-The execution of Martin Duran, Mexican, for tho . murder of his mistress, at Flagstaff. m
 She northern part of this county, tool
 place yesterday afternoon.
 LISSLASs, Mo, March 3-At Brook field this morning George Fl. Bostwick.
 Burlington railway bridge fireman, fatally shot John Roxy, & striking engi-
 neer. BoetwIck was brought here to
 avoid lynching. He clsims it was done
 10 sell defense.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-Judge
 Coffee decIded the Jessop will case iu
 favor Of Richard H. Jessup, the iIiigiii-
 eitlmste heir. on the grounds that the
 fact that JessIp had recognized him
 publicaliy ss hIs sou made hIm heir to
 the estate which IS valued at one hun
 dred thousand dollars.
 WAsHISGToS, March 3.-It is stated | .1... 4
 yesterday by the democrats of the ways
 and means committee and will be report
 cd 10 the full committee early neIt
 week and will be considered with the
 tariff bill. They effect total revenue
 ot twenty-tour million dollarA The
 tobacco tax except on cigars and cigar
 cites, IS repealed, re1uclng the revenue about nineteen millions. License is
 abolished and will make a further re- duc:Ion of between fcur and five million dollars, No reduction is made inbpirits of any kind.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, March 2-Bess
 < Belcher, 6.I5; Crocksr. 50; Ohollar, 625; Con. Virginia, I5 9; Confidence, 1850; Gould < Curry. 49O; Hale & NorcrOss, ll4O.; Locomotive, 30; Peer. 90, Peerless, l.30; Potosi, 575; Ophir. HOO; Savage. 6S5 Sierra Nevada, 4sO; Union Con-, f 45; Yellow Jacket. 925.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-The su- preme court this afternoon rendered aa opinion in the proceedings to disbsr ". II. Barnes. counsel for the defendant, in the Sharon cose. Acquitting him of sll charges of brIbing witnesses in the Sharon divorce case.
 BERLIN, March 3-The imperial fam ily has ceased to hope for the recovery of the crown prince. The first results of the microscopic examination by Prof. | NAldemeyer, bs communicated % the l emperor, are unfsvorsble, disclosing traces of cancer. The full official re- port of Prof. Waldsmeper will be delay | ed until Dr. Recklynhausen makes sn | analysls, part from the results of the | examination. Court dispatches ontirm | the progress of symptoms tending to- ward fatal issue. Occasional appear | RBce of improvement Is followed by 8 | renewal of the gravest indications. No | immediate crisis Is expected, but it is | r. rsc0gnizsd that sudden change for the | worse may occur at any moment, involv- | iug his death. If the disease Is permit led to run its full course, the crown prince may be able to return to Berlin ID May aud pass his last days there. The question of the period of his return wlll be the only subject having the re- motest political bearing that will be dls- cnssed during Prince Williams presence at San Reno, and the decision arrived | at will depend upon the personal Inclin- ation the crown prince hImselt has ex- pressed.
 ua boa on ,,.c... 1o.... A. -.G. A.. | Berlin as soon as possible. He has sta'ed bis intention to the empress, Sho comedies with the crown prince and has relIDquished her proposed journey to San Rsmo. The respites from suffering thu. she crown prince obtains encour- ages the confidence that be will be able Co return to Berlin. If he IS fsted tc dIe suddenly at San Remo, he has every thing ready. He has written his will and prepared his political testament for his successor.
 The diplomatic proposals of Russia have resulted in nothing definite, what is definite, however, IS the frantic eager oess of RussIs to obtain & war loan, and her ceaseiess preparations for war. The revolutionary organ, Svobo Dai. de- clsres that war rapidly approaches, and
  Russia and ss the submission or slave to Germany. unless the policy of the Czsr Is replaced by free national manage msnt of public affairs. However much he may be averse to war, the internal dIscOr1 of Russia will force the czar to risk the future of the Romsnoff dynasty by challenging the central powers A faint glimpse of peace IS got in the sc- ton of the czar in intrusting his brother, the Grand Duke of Vladimir, with rout- inc dealings between minister and czsr. The wife of the Grand Duke. Princess Of Mecklenberg, is a sfesdisst German, and sways the duke in opposing the war par y, but the grand dukes character is Ill fitted tO cope with the ministers, Toles- Ter, VannerskI and PobiedOnosteff who : are now guiding the czsr.
 CISCISNATI, March 3-The officers ( Of the Brotherhood now admit that nOth- ( ing satisfactory will come of their order { to the engineers and fremen of the ' Reading rosd to quit work. aud dis 1. patches from the east this morning con ( firm the belief. Only about thirty of the Reading men were induced 10 go [ back to their homes. V
 An the Burlinffton offices iI was not I thought the Brotherhood wonld carry ont the threat to call of the engineers and fi-emen on other western roads. " Their object" said one official, "is to endesvor to bring such pressure from .he public and other roads tO bear on ne ,ba, will compel us tO sccede to their demands We have made DO attempt to move through freight and VIII not at tempt to do 90 until we have completely nobilized our local trsfhc, then We will receive and handle through freight, and should any attempt be made to cut us i off from accommodation by connecting lines ve will try what virtue there is in 1 the inter state commerce law. We can compel other reads to handle our cars. ( or We csu make them pay five thousand dollars for every car they refuse. We gre moving trsins now almost to our , usual capacity on the Iowa, Nebrasks and Missouri lines, and will have our line servlce on the roads.
 Chief Engineer Arthur had not heard of the trigedy at Brookteld, Missouri in which Bridge-fremsn Bostrick fatally shot John Roxy, brotherhood enginner until shown the Associated Press to- . night. When it was read to him Mir. Arthur seemed sffrighted. his eyes