Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
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from the comuittee on luulclhry report cd resolutions authorizing the commit tee so send for persons Isnd pepers in- quiring into the narticipsiion Otthe Fed' ersl officers in fhe alleged frauds ID Mississippi. Resolution adopted.
 Frye csHed up the motion to refer to the committee on finance the presidents annual message and proceeded Co dis course on the message. in which De ssid the president had clearly thrown down the gauntlet of free trade. There vas sn attempt, he admitted, Q. disguise, but so feetse IL ouRht not to deceive any one. That message, he eaid, had been received with un nboSpded joy Tn Great Britain. The British press had at once proceed .d to self congratulations and to strip off mercilessly the presidents dis- guise, These congratulBtIocS he saId would have continued If the voice oi warning bad Dotlbeen heard. The warn ing was that such English expressions had better be cufbed or the tFuition ot English hopes would never be enjoyed He quoted from the Pal Mall Gazette Co that effect snd seii immediately there hsd been 8 transformation. The free trade pgpers of Crest Britain hsd drop ped at once their self congIstnlstions and proceeded Co congrstGlste'the Unit ed States and prophecy unbounded prosperity for this country. He sup ported the argument Tn tevor of protec- tion, with numerous illustra:ionsi uSny of them drsxn from bis own observation in Europe. As to the surplus, u vss democratic incspscity that caused il and now the country had 70 look out Co see tha. the same democratic iDcspsois y in administering medicine did net give poison aud kill the patient. He Was sA much against the surplus as the pre'i. dent was. but yas not frightened at II. He would rather have . surplus than 8 deficit
 Brown presented communication from tbe Western Eni6n Telegraph O. against the postal telegraph bill and sad it was very full presentation Of the the case and that the postOfice com mittee desired to haze the communics- tiOn printed snd referred So ordered.
 WasHISaToS, Jan. g3. The comp troller of cafrency has been informed that the Eitst National bank of Auburn, \. r., ciosed its doo<s this morning by reason Of she detslcation oi the cashier Chss. O'Brie0. vho sbsconded and is now supposed % he ID Canada. Amount of deisicstion is stated:
 ksos ASGELEs, JanusTy zs,zaSt wgs rumored ihis afternoon that Ge6TPsrka a the brutal murderer of Miies at Whit tier, was seen near DOvney 6n hoTsbsck sDd well armed tp,1.Sc Tue sheriff hss sent deputy to D5@hey fn pursuit of the criminal
 MONTREAL, January 3.-The S4. Jsmas street fire .s still burning. The loss IS estimated ct si00.O00. The hose was frozen snd several engines broken down. Volunteers are now working night and day.
 WASHINGTON, Janpary 23-The house adopted s resolution this morning coz tirming Csrlisle's title 70 gest, Ibe vote was yeas. I6s, nsys, !. Cameron, Cooper, Davenport, Mckenns, Post and Stone, republicans, voted in the gfhFns' tive, and Baker. oi Illinois, Brown and Buchenon, CbeSdie, Hovey, kern end LsidIaw. republicans. as negative. Among the bills reported from 5om- mittees snd placed on the calendBg, Eae one for the admission os the state of Dakota and the organisation of the territory of Lincoln, minority report to be presented
 McKenua, Of California, from the oOm- mittee on public lands reported R biE giving California psr cen. of the net proceeds of cash sales of pub.lc lshds ID thai state.
 SANTA FE, January 28.-7bs territo- rial supreme couri to-day rendered su important decision n the long pending case of the United States against the san Pedro < Del Aequs Co, whereby the decision Of';bs distrlot cOnrt is re- Tersed and Fhs government estsbllshts 0 claim to 6 very valuable piece Of mir ing properly, known sH the Big C0pSNsr mine. The court holds that tIe San Pedro limits grant Was fTBudulsutly ex- tended: so ss tO inolpde this mine and that defendants fsaed to subssautiate their claim Bs innocent purchssers of the same, The court also R1.1s that the survey be set aside as fraudulent and es the grant Is purely an agricultural one. any minerals found belong to the government
 ST PAUL. January 23-The theEmome- ter was above zero this morning for the first time in three weeks.
 PATTERSON, Jsuusry 23.-FiIe .in ths Rodgers locomotive works to-day caused 8 loss estimated at SlO0,000.
 Les ANGELES, Jauuary ,23.-Dr. J. H, | Griffin; president of the Southern Cali foTnlR land bureau, was arrested this sf-
 ternoon On a charge of tzzlemeDt
 LAMPAsAs, Tex, January 23-Fully 20, 600 sheep, it Is estim8ted, perisned during the recent blizzard ID LsmpasRs and 8 half dozen adjoining counties.
 NRw YORK, January 23.-M. and E. Solomon, tobacco dealers, assigned ,o- day with preferences aggre2gtiDR 56l, 000, The liabilities are estimated al l 5250,0Oo and the ssssts Il is thought,
 will reach that amount.
 Los ANGELES, January 23.-The msy- or stated tonight that there are thsCe
 patients now Gt the pest house. There have been three deaths ana three new
 cases were discovered teddy. The first
 pubic intimRfoH that the disease vas
 here wac made at 6 meeting ot the oity
 council this afternoon.
 PHILADEkPHIA, Jan 24.-Firs broke ! out at Sth and Aroh straets lsst night
 and destroyed the stOresTf Marks Hitler StonemRn' Bros. and SlrGuss d Co., A large number of other buildings were badly burned md flooded with gsteT
 Loss estimated st L million and halt CHICAGO. January 24.-A special says
 that war of extirmibstion is still goinC on in the vilds of West Virginia be- tween the Hatfields and McCoys. A
 fight occurred Saturday, in which one
 man was killed sud another dangerously
 wounded. Great excitementprevailss as
 the Hstfields have warned tbe people
 that they propose killing and burning
 all the McCoy's properly, snd intend
 taking their six companions out of !sIl,
 WASHINGTON, January 24-The com
 mittee on banking snd currency agreed to report fsvorsbly on the Anderson
 resolution requesting the secretary of
 the treasury 10 inform tbe..house whether the full amount of b. $. notes authorized ! by the law of 1S was in circulation st | that time or what amount had been lost, or has been lost since Present circuls- I ton and what legislstion IS necessary 10 maintain the limit of ejaculation. Petition. from the Knights of Labor,
 was received protesting sgs1nst steam printing ID the Bureau of Engraving and