Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

| uP OctOre tle house committee on con-
 mer1e to day th-ouGh'e request Sy the subcommittee 10 which had been re- ierfed the Anderson resolution, prOyid- ing Tor an inquiry into the strike. A!ter 0 personal explanation from springer, oi Illinois, relative to his connection with 0 cRse involving she Iigtt ot the United States ir an ap- propTiatiOz made for tue Philsdelphia Oentennlal in 76, the house proceeded to the consideration of the Phoebe Carlisle contested election case.
 PRESCOTT, Jan. 20.-A telegram from Norwalk states that James Miles, form CT resident of this plsoe, has been mur- dsred. The killing ot Miles recalls an
 slisir Of i've or six years ago in which
 Miles had R quarrel with man named
 shannon, m which the latter was killed
 At the tune of the killing, a brother of shannon took an oath to follow and klll
 Miles. Miles was sentenaed to fifteen years ID the territorial prisOD, but was pnrdoned out after several On condition or his leaving the territory. Miles re- turned to the territory and vas arrested ano returned to Yuma to serve the re- msIDder of his sentence, but vss soon at.er pa-c oaed-
 SAN DIEdo. January 20.-She-ifr Bss edlOve, H deputy Id two oi:izeIs went out io Moosa canyon lest Wednes- day to eject family named Goen. cou- slsting Ot widow and two cons Grd daughter, vho had taken possession 0; tae ranch and cabin, bsloBgipS 10 Levi Stone. The Goen family met the officers with loaded revolvers and fgh. ensued, 1 10 which Mrs. Goen's daughter and one son were killed, and another son and a ct Zen named hedman fatally wounded. l The sheriff and deputy are both severely injured. Mrs GOen still holds the house and declares that she will not leave !, alive,
 BosTOS, Jan. 21.-James l.. Novlen, aged Is years, wss hanged 8t the Cam bridge jail this morning for the murder O. Geo. A, Goldman, his employer. The murder vss com mitted for money. Now len stabbed his victim sad then cut the body to pieces. put it in @ wagon aud hauled lt fifteen miles. distributing pieces along the TosG.
 MINNEAPOLIS, hiru., Jan. 20. - The weather D. clear end cold to day with not much ~lu1. Tue mercury vas 3i degrees hl.c-. 1-s7 turing the night and is nov q lcl3E.
 uAS FRATUsC0. Jan. 2O.-A Water town, Dlsota, sDc-lgl says: The raIl- road D,ccsr.'- nl7 closed n again vitb the Mercury }5 l-l1~ sr fix o'clock. Al rsllrrli t-lVa. -s co uded again.
 PRrsCo-r. Jun 1l.-s-s-tin Duran, she NeZl.al tl.. =as .ersl-CeG to hang today, Els ar1r r-spl5gi by Secretary BayGTi fr- --iy da-s.
 WI LOW, .. I, ll--F 20.-A man name D.v-- s1y, -. i.,- Lese yeE.cg- day L .,.-E r1 l.---t..., has tee1 found -- @ Le- 8 yE l'y--ye ns.es from kE-
 LoSD5-, Ja1. z).-It .s s;oted tL1s Spain .5 u- 1zE- sn a-peditioa for Morocco, D consist of 2jG0O men. WAzHISaTcS, Jar. 20.-ReferriDg e the speech p;aL- b. Kelly, of Pennsyl- vani8, yesterday thst a member of the house had claimed e fee of ten thousand dollars for inEeriiDr a clause in the 3D. propriatiun bill for the Philadelphia centennial, whereby the appropriation WIS made loan on which he could go into court and enforce its payment, Springer sad he supposed tue member meant uavllg introduced in the f6ih congress 20 HneDdment chsugiag .he appropriation from q congressional dc patton {, 6 loan. He said after the suit vgs brought against the Board of F. nance by the United States attorney ct | Philadelphia it had been decided agaIrst the gover1msnt. What he meant to say was, knowing the purport of his own clause the gentleman was the man among the 50.0O0.O00 American citizens who felt the subscribers to the Cxposi- iion stock ought Co be made 10 pay and who hunted tsem until be stripped them CT their investment, patriotic as it was. After discussion Of the Thoebe-Car- ! lisle case by members of the house. | Phoebe was gwen sD hour to present argument in his own behalf, He reed ] from the communication he had sent Co ! the chairman of the committee on cleo tions, wherein he denied certain affidav- it's and speeches sni offered io dis
 prove others if given the opportunity. ! The pre vious question was then ordered upon the consideration of the majority resolution confirming Csrlisle's seat, and upon the preamble offered by Lyman, of | Iows, referring the case 10 the select committee or sub committee of the com ulIttee on elections. The latter resoIu- tion was lost by a vote of l25 to l32, seven democrats voting in opposition. | The republicans with the exception of three or four tho voted in the Rffirma- tive nnd three who voted in the negative refused 10 vote on the majority resolu- | ton on the ground that there was not sufIiucient information on which to act The vote gns nays 3. yeas 130.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Jarusry 20-The s. ! r. passenger department b8s received notice that the trunk lioes between New | York. Chicago and St. Louis have agrced tc give half rates for round trip to members cf rho rational educational associstiou who may desire to attend the national convention of the ergsniza- ! ton to be hei5 m this city ID July, ss the roads west of Chicago and St. Louis agreed to the same thing some weeks ago.
 PITEsBURG, JanuGyy 20-Fire destroy ed Che brick block occupied by Mccoy & Co, wholesale st6tioners, this evening. Tho loss will aggregate elOO,0OO. h. sursBoe SSj,OJ0.
 LONDON, January 20-The American ship Alfred D. Snow, wrecked near Wa | terford, Ireland, while 0n @ voyage from San Erlacisoa Co Liverpool, IS breaking up. Hsf toe cargo hos been swep: away and th5 slivase i5 hopeless.
 WAsHTSd-1S. January 2O-James G. | BroOks, chic, Of the secret service Of the ! treasury q zPar.meut, tCndeTed bIs resig
 nation when tLe present administration came into power, which vas accepted to- day ,o take oiI ct Februagy lst. John 5. Bell, formerly chief of I.olioe of New ark, N. J., aiil succ,s1 1 him.
 TEpLEToy. January 29-Ii began to rain last night, and one inoh has fallen ! up 10 the present.
 MARYsvILLE. January 29-The rainfall to 6 p. ID. was 77-100
 SAS FRANCISCO, January 20-A heavy rsIns.orm has prevailed most of the en- tire day.
 CISCrSSATI January 20-The govern ment closed the case against Beni. E. | Hopkins cf Ihe Fidelity bank this after noon. The iu.y WAS then dismissed to enable them to vIsit their homes. They were instructed to return Monday after noon. To the meantime argument on demurrer began.