Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

months ne VIII bring his party to its
 knees and become strong leader. He
 has 8 great opportunity and evidently intends to improve It.
 PEsrB, January 2s-In the lower house of the Hungarian diet to-day. Premier Tiszs, replying to Herr Helfy said that the Hunssriap Government. without doubting the Oxar's pacific declarations. considered it necessary to see that measures vers taken to assure the safety of the frontier.
 BERLIN, January S-Herr Won Tissa's statements in the lower house of the Hungarian diet today, have confirmed she oonviotlon that var between Austria and Russia IS inevitable. Each is sim ply lying in wait for the first chance 10 strike. Reports received at the war office from agents on the Polish frontier intimate at the renewal of activity in the Russian troops. The Austrian war officials suspect that the real object in view is the invasion of Balgsris. The sinues of war have been obtained by the Russian treasury by q loan arranged in Amsterdam. said to be for E4.OOO,OOO sterling. Herr VoE TIsEs has concluded neRotisns with the Frsns fort Rnths! ohilds for loan ot 25 100000 tiorins.
 PARIS, January 2S-In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Flourens, Minister of Foreign Affairs, in a debate on the treaty of commerce between France and Mexico, said that it behooved France to preserve her markets in Mexioo, which the United States are trying to take from her. At the conclusion of Flour eDs' speech the Chamber adopted the treaty.
 BAN DIEGO, Jan. 2S.-Doc. Breedlove, A. J. Freeman, Geo. Morris, A. H. Stone and J. M. Stone, charged with the mur- der of MoOonnehsy and Perry Goep, and Mrs. McConnehsy, charged with aiding and sbst:ing in the murder of Constable Reed, all participants in the recent Mooss canon tragedy, arrived here to-day, and were held in s2,5O0 bail each Freeman, charged by Mrs. Goen with firing the fatal shots, denies her statement, and says that he showed her his revolver after the shooting was over, with not e chamber empty.
 6AS FRANCISCO, Jan. 26-The exscu- tors of Orrin Judson have commenced suIt against Frank 0tIs, assignee of T. R. Burns. The complaint states that in lSS3 Judson gave a promlssory note Co Burns for S70000 for collection, with in- structions to collect the amounts due thereon and invest the money, and that Burns acted as agent for Judson until the lstter's death in 1887. IL IS charged that while acting as such agent, Burn collected S100,0O0 which he dld not sc- count for. When e demand for the money was made upon him he made sn assignment The executors claim S40, 900.
 SAN fRAsCIsCo, January 28-There are now 250O cars in the Ogden freight blockade. Seven engines have been borrowed by the Central Pacific from the Union Pacific, and others will be secured when they can be repaired. The Denver & Rio Grsnde is suffering from the effects of the detention of freight al Ogden. Ii is unable to transfer its freight into the Central Pacific cars ss there are none available there.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-- Hosr, from ihe committee on privileges and elections, reported proposed constitutional amendment ss to the meeting of congress and said he would ask the senate to- morrow Co take it up and deal with 1t.
 Delegate Voorhees,, of Washington Territory, this morning addressed the senate committee on territories in sup- port of 6 bill Co aspex the Panhandle of Idaho to Washington Territory, and Gov. Stevenson, of Idaho. replied op- possng the change.
 Next Friday the committee will hear argument on the pending mtssures re- latinR to the affairs of Utah.
 WAsHINeroS, January 3O-Tbe select committee on the election of President ana Vice President and representatives in Congress, has agreed to report favor sbly the resolution prsposing SD amend meDt 10 the constitution, substituting the 3lst of December for the 4th of March ss the commencement and ter mlDstion of the official terms of mem bers of the house of representatives, and providing that Congress shall hold its snnusl meeting on ths first Monday in January.
 The house committee has agreed to report isvorsbly the bill granting 6 pen sion of S20O0 year to Mrs. John A. Lo- gan, ssd to incrs sse the pension Of Mrs. A. A. Blair, widow of the late Francis c. Blair, Jr,. to the same amount.
 CHIoaeo, January 3O.-Whsst, cash, 7524. May, 81a4. Corn, cash, 47ss, May 525s.
 NEW YORK, January 3O.-Bsr Silver. e6I<.
 ROCHESTER, N. r., January S0-Fif- teen oar loads of cattle snd hogs destin- ed for Boston and New York were frozen tO death near Pslmyrs yesterday and several car loads st other points. The storm has subsided to-day.
 NEW YORK. January 0-A disastrous fire broke out early this morning at 5l9 Broadway and destroyed six buildings in which there about twenty stores. The flames spread with astonishing rapidity. The fire insurance agents estimate the loss st two and one half millions of dol lars. The walls of two buildings feh about 6 o'clock and the ruins covered Broadway, stopping travel for several blocks.
 LArER-Fire insurance adiusters now say She loss will reach one and one half millions.