Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-01

some way caught and threw seven Of the party into the river Miss Maggie , ShOrmte was drowned and her body was found the next day q thousand yards down the river Frank Boston was car ried several hundred yards down the stream and landed on an island. He was rescued next day by horsemen.
 TULARE, Jan. 28-Wilson who was ar rested for train robbery, was released at Visalia on 520O00 bonds.
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 WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-The scenes of yesterday were resumed to-day and the house is agaIn Tn an uproar over the same decision of the speaker, counting in quorum, and nearly every member on ] the democratic side is on his feet shout ing and shaking his hand at the speaker. The scene resembles riot.
 = the opening, by spectators anticipating a resumption contest of yesterday, nor were they disappointed, for as the clerk | read the journal in usual manner, Om- fitting detailed vote by yeas and nays on the question of consideration of con tested election case, Breckenridge rose and demanded the reading of full vote. After amoment's hesitation the speaker | decided this to be done. This having | been completed Breckenridge demand ed the reading of names of those not voting, and the speaker ordered this done; then Springer demanded the reading i'll full of the statement of Reed. giving the | grounds for his ruling yesterday, and 1 the clerk proceeded to read accord | ingly.
 The reading of the journal having been completed, Mckinley moved that the journal be approved, and upon that motion, demanded the previous ques- tion.
 1 Springer moved an adjournment, and | demanded the yeas and nays. One hun dred and twenty-four members rose to demand the yeas and nays. The speak CT declared this to be a sufficient num- Der, and directed the clerk to call the roll.
 Bland, of Missouri, moved to recon slider the vote. by which the yeas and nays were ordered, but the speaker de clined to recognize him, whereupon Bland shouted: You are not a tyrant, to rule over the house in such a way, and I denounce-" The remainder 'f the sentence was drowned in confusion. The roll was then called on motion and defeated; yeas 142, nays 1G0. The ques- ton then recurred on the demand for the previous question on approval of the journal, and the yeas and nays hay ing been ordered the Democrats de clined to vote.
 l FRANKLIN, O., January 30-M. X. Teasdale, a well known merchant, while suffering from temporary alteration of mind, fastened himself up in an out house and applied match to a can of gunpowder. The explosion blew the door open and aroused the neighbOr- hood, but aside from stunning Teasdale and singeing his hair, produced no se- rious effects.
 NEW YORK, January 30-The agen ts of the National Line steamship Erin, which sailed from this port for London, nearly a month ago, express strong hopes that the vessel will soon be re- ported as having turned up at Azores or in the Western islands under sali The general impression in shipping cir cles, however. is that the Erin will moi be heard from, although it is admitted there is still slight hope the theory of the National Line agents is a correct one.
 NEW YORK, January 30.-The Cunard Line steamer Bothnia was sighted of Sand Hook this morning. Miss Bisland competitor of Nellie By in the race around the world, is On board.
 VIENNA, Jan. 3O-Fiye hundred glass workers who are on strike at GaJlOn, in | Bohemia, made an attack upon the facl- ory in which they had been employed and forcing an entrance in the building, destroyed all the machinery. The police then attempted to quell u e di sIrbance whereupon the strikers turned on them, and in the conflict that followed. two of the rioters were killed by police and many severely wounded.
 SAN FRANcssco, Jan. 30-The rail road situation has not improved greatly this morning. Snow was falling in the Sierras at last reports, and no trains moving. Weather report Of the Southern Pacific Company for twenty four hours | ending s o'clock this morning, shows 1 three inches of snowfall at Emigrant | Gap, 6 inches at Summit, and , inches at Truckea. Notwithstanding these Un- | favorable circumstances the company hopes to have the snow bound trains moving this afternoon.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30.-CarlO Lucea, an Italian gambler, known as "COpel- | lon," was shot and killed this morning at the corner Of Montgomery Avenue and Washington St, by Adoiph Pfucin- m, another gambler. The murderer was arrested and locked up. Lucca was taken to the hospital where he died in g few minutes without being able to speak. 1t is not know what caused the shooting. but it is believed the men | quarreled over gambling steal. PrU- cinni says he shot in defense, but no weapon was found on the dead man. NEW YORK, Jan. 30-T'he Lenox Hill bank, has just suspended payments. It is controlled by the same parties who last week bought control of the Sixth Nat ional BanK, which had already been closed by bank examiner. The know ledge of the two institutions caused run on the Lenox Hill bank which it was unable to meet.
 BENNETT, Cal, January 29-The road is blockaded beyond here. The big slides are within half mile of the sta tion The river is rising here over six inches an hour.
 | SuASTA-Tha wind haS been blowing | q gale from the southwest for the past twenty-four hours, and it is now rain ing hard The snow is melting very fast,
 SACRAMENTo-Indicat tonight are that there will be another fight on the Sierras with snow. At the railway office the situation is described as snow falling fast and filling cuts. \ large force of shovelers are still working, the blow having been disabled last night at