Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-21

port of committee up the case of A. E. RedstOnr, claiming 70 be elected 70 COD. gress from the ffih California district House calendar ComLntt,s 6 decided ss Redst re served DO notice of contest 6Dd filed nN evidence there is DO, sufficient foundation to warrant a con. test.
 Hatch rising, said in vlsv of the fact that Mills had stated to many gentle. men that there would be DO session to- morrow, he would ask unanimous con- sent to have the vote by which the house had refused to adjourn recon sidered. But Mills interposed an ob- iection and again sut mItsed the motion to adjourn until Monday, amid derisive laughter from the republicans. This time Mills was successful, Hatch himself voting in tbe affirmative and the mctiop vas carried, yeas l15, nays los. Ad- iourned.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January I3.-The steamer Cache arrived from China and Japan this afternoon. Two cases of smallpox were discovered on board and the vessel was st once placed ia qusr- sntine.
 BATON ROUGE, Ls.. January 13-Nioh- ols was nominated for governor on the first ballot.
 LoUIsvILLR. January B. Tonight over one hundred printers, all union men. who have been on the Courier Journal pay rolls, are on a strike. W. N. Hsldmsn, president of the Courier Journal O., said this morning: After 10 o'clock tomorrow morning men will be at their cases to stay. From this time on this is a non-unlon office"
 ST. LOUIS. January 13.-wilson G. Baker, son of Isaac l.. Baker, president of the Continental Bank. fatally shot himself m the head this morning ID his room st his fathers residence. He died sn hour after. No cause is assigned for the set.
 CINCINNATI, January 13-In the trial of Ben iamin HopkIns, sssistsnt cashir T of the FIdelidy National Bank, In the United States court to-day. John K. Powell told how be was called after o'clock on June IA, by Harper to make mp \ million dollars securities to send 10 the Chemical National Bsnk of New York. and how on his way to the express office with 1t, he met Hopkins who went with him and assisted in sending it. J.. W. Wiltshire testified Hopkins was pres ent when he called on Harper to ar range about going to Chicago with SIX hundred thousand dollars for the brokers. He said Hopkins went out to telephone for Hoyt 70 go with him.
 LONDON, January 1.-The capital of the New Limited company, which will be formed from the present Bass Bre~- ing c., hes been fix. at four million, eighty thousand pounds.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IA fire broke out last night in the heart of the whole sale section of the city and destroyed the largest stores on the street. It IS the season of the year, too, when the huge buildings are packed from gsrret to eel lar with goods that had just been stow d away. Thousands of dollars that had left the safes of the merchants only few days ago, went up in flames. Loss es, about S95O,O0O.
 MINSEAPoLIs, Jan. 1.-The storms backbone is broken ard the railroads have gone to work to burrow their way through the hard packed drifts. The snow IS hard and bsffiss the snow blows. Two east bound North Pacific trains osme in this morning eighty and fifty hours late; one of them has been showed in within nifty miles of here for seventy two hours.
 COSTA RIoA. Jan. 14.-A letter dated Csilso Dec. p, says: "Insense excitement has reIgnsd ID Lims, Csllso, owing to paper currency continuing to decrease m value Disorders have resulted in market places and streets and 6 regular panic occurred"
 NEW YORK, Jan. H-The New York committee to raise testimonial fund for EdwsId Burgess who designed the vir- torious ystchts Puritan, Mayhover and Volunteer, has collected over ten thou sand dollars which has been handed over to him.
 CHICAGO, Jan. H.-Wheat, cash, 775s; May, Sils. Corn, cash, 4SSs.
 WAsHINGToN. Jan. 1.-The wool con- ference has reached an argument which will be formulated at once. h will sd- vOease the return to the tariff of '67 and to corresponding resdjustment of wool and vorsted rates.
 WAsHISGroS, Jan. 14.--The Thoebe- Carlisle cantest was resumed before the house committee on elections this morn ing.
 PANAMA, January l4-Police escort has been arranged for every train which crosses the Isthmus,
 CosrA RIcA, January 1.-The Official Gazette says the government has cheer fully granted request of Nlcsraugus Inter Ocean O., permission to explore and effect surveys ID the territory of the Republic
 ALBUQUERQUE, Jan. IA heavy fall of snow between Flagstaff and Williams, Anz,, on the Atlantic X Pacific railroad has suspended business on this road. No trains have left Albuquerque over this lIne in the past 4S hours. Arrange ments have been made with the South ern Pacific by which the regular A. 4. F. passenger tfsips will pass over that line until the blockade ia raised. The sale of tickets has been stopped and it will be several days before traffic IS resumed. 
 CINCINNATI. January l4-Howard Douglass, supreme chancellor of the world of the Knights of Pythias, has suspended the jurisdiction of the grand lodge of the state of PeDDsy lvanis for disObedience of orders ID refusing to amend their coUstitut on in certain par ticulsrs ss hsd been previously required. Chapcellor ID ,uglass ViIl cite the officers of the grand lodge to appear before bin January Fl and show cause why theIr charter should hot be arrested.
 WAsHISGToS, January 1.-The house committee on elections have concluded cons iteration Ot the Ozrlisle-ThOeos contest and have decided to confirm CsrIisle's title to a seat. The vote vas fourteen in the affirmative, threo mem iers not voting.
 WAsHINGTos. January 1&.-liesolu- sions were adopted at the wool confer enee to-day that proteotlon of a tariff for the production of wool and wool manufactures Is demanded by the best interests of the Amersesn people. Sta tis,ics show that the reducnon of tsriff on wool ID 1893 was followed by de- crease m the number of sheep ID the country, thus giving warning that the abolition of duties on wool would seri-
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