Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

llaX, hemp, Jute, cashmere, DroadclOti etc.
 MONTREAL, January 4.-Thos. Wi
 Hams, a bricklayer, night before las
 kissed and fondled his children, playe
 beside their bed, and then cut his wife ! throat and his own with razor. Bot
 are dying. He was insane. BOSTON, January 3-The Boston Com
 mercial Bulletins annual telegraph
 canvass of the wool supply in the Unit ed States shows heavy increase owe
 last year. Reports from the markets an'
 growers show a total supply on tn
 dealers hands of 70,OO0,O0O pounds.
 NEW YORK, Jan. Flour of the larg
 est paper manufacturing concerns il
 this vicinity, with capital of five mil
 lions, have been contracted for by al
 English syndicate.
 HALLETsvILLE, Tex, Jan. 4.@Thurs
 day night freight train on the San An
 tonia and Arkansas road, went through
 a trestle. A dozen men went dowr
 with 20 cars; four have not yet beer
 recovered.
 PADUCAH, Ky, January -Four log gers were burned to death at Beebee.
 Camp, D miles up the Tennessee, Thurs day night, the cabin taking fire. It ii supposed they all were intoxicated.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. 3.-The demo cratic caucus at Frankfort this after noon nominated Hon. James Blackburn to succeed himself as U. $. Senator.
 WASHINGTON, January 3.-Before the house committee on ways and means to- day, Carter, of Montana, Walsh, of Mis- souri, and Hon. Wm. Lawrence, of Ohio chosen by the National Wool Brokers Association, spoke in relation to the wool industry and tariff.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.-The anxiety which has been felt here for the safety of the Steamer California was allayed this afternoon by the receipt of a tele gram from First Officer Stevens sent from Bowen's Landing, seventy miles north of San Francisco, stating that the steamer had broken her shaft, but was otherwise uninjured, and all on board were well. Stevens, with a crew of four men left the vessel in life boat yester- day and rowed seventy miles to the shore to send a communication to the steam ship company's office in this city. He also carried ashore the passengers aboard the steamer.
 He gives the following particulars of the accident: Tho State of California crossed the Columbia river bar and put to sea at about o'clock Sunday after noon. The weather was rather rough during the night, but on the following 1ax ha cf r1@ I-. regular course to San Francisco until ) o'clock p. m., when the shaft suddenly broke just forward of the stern post, en- tirely disabling the propelling power of the vessel. The vessel was then about thirty miles from the shore, and Captain Ackley at once ordered the sails hoisted and took southwesterly direction, con- tinuing the same all day Tuesday, until the vessel was about ninety miles off the shore and one hundred and eighty miles from San Francisco. The next day there was not enough wind to give steer age way and the steamer merely drifted lbout. Finally boat was sent ashore -O telegraph for assistance.
 The tug Vigilant was sent from here his afternoon to tow the steamer to this port The revenue cutters Rush and Jarmln are already searching for the delayed steamer and may have her in ow before the tug reaches her. It is tomorrow.
 PASADENA, Cal, January. 3-Com- nenced raining this morning and con- inued all day. Trains have stopped unning on account of washOuts.
 BAKERSFIELD, Cal, January 3-Rain as been falling steadily all day. The rst mail since December 24th, from | he south arrived to-day.
 PASADENA, January. 3-Mrs. Troop | jed in childbirth this evening. Her | usband is faith curist and refused to | end for physician. The case was rought to the notice of the district | ttorney.
 SAN DECO, January 3-Heavy wind .orm has prevailed this afternoon and Tening. Owing to the storm, northern 'ains will arrive tonight.
 NEVADA, Cal, January. 3-Snowing gre since 12 o'clock last night. It is Ow 20 inches on level and much deep on adjacent hills. The Washington Id Downseyille roads are both closed. CLEELvAND, O, January 3-Hsalth off ITS report 5OO0 cases of latgrippe in leveland, but no fatalities yet.
 WASHINGTON, January 6.--The Presi- mt sent to the Senate today the nomi- ion of Robt. fl. Paul as U. $. Marshal r the Territory of Arizona, and Wm.
 Howard as postmaster of Tombstone. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-In an opinion in ie well known edict of customs case Ie supreme court holds that silk and ,tton ribbons used exclusively as hat dutable at 20 per cent as trim ings for hats, bonnets and hoods, and )t at % per cent as material of which lk is computed as chief value. The will by this decision be com .lled to refund about six million dollars
 importers.
 Representative of Mormons of Idaho as heard before the senate committee l Territories to-day ard asked consid- ation of bill for the admission of that rritory to the union as state be post ,ned one week. in order to allO attOr- y for the Mormons to appear and pre- mt their objections to the admission of e territory. The recently adopted institution which virtually excludes ormOns from citizenship, by reasons of 5 oath provisions ,and in view of the fact at case IS pending in the Supreme 2urt, early decision of which is expect l. involving the eonstitutionality of it's the committee decided to ant the request for postponement. of bill flor the admission
 Wyoming also postponed. . Secretary WindOm is suffering with a , we're cold and 1t is feared he has la ippe. Congressman c. $. Gibson, of aryland, is seriously i'll at Baltimore th pneumonia, consequent on la grippe. KEENE, N. H., Jan. 6.-Freight trains ,
 the South New Hampshire railroad [ llided this morning. Engineer State d Fireman Gibson were killed, and hers reported injured. Jan. 6.-Judge David . Brewer was sworn in as Associated z Istice of the Supreme Court of the U. s. noon, in presence of large assemb- ye, and immediately took his seat upon @ bench.
 N. J., January Or. Knif- a, husband of the woman found t