Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-18

In sombre black and adorned with {
 simple bo9uet of white flowers. The
 desk, so iong occupied by Kelley, O
 Pennsylvania, thIs morning remind:
 members that the Father of the House has departed from their midst.
 MADRID, Jan. 10.-The government
 has adopted special measures to prevent
 an outbreak in tho event of the Hing.
 death.
 Slight improvement in condition oi
 the infant king this morning but he iS sti in il precarious condition.
 4:30 p. m.-Consuitation of physicians lasted an hour Queen Regent, the Kings mother. was present., and wept profusely. Bulletin just issued states the king is resting quietly.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The second hearing for the selection of a place for the quadrennial centennial exposition was held this morning, when the claims of Washington were presented.
 WASHINGTON, January 1O.-Immed- lately after reading Journal, O Neil, of Pennsylvania announced the death of his colleague, Kelley. After paying a loving tribute to his memory he offered a resolution that appropriate services be held n the house tomorrow noon, and that special committee be appointed to attend the funeral. After adopting. the resolution the house adjourned as a mark of respect.
 RALEIGH, N. C.. January 10,-J. c Parri was hanged here to-day for as cl1lt hiC Ou-r Iono,bfor II0 4iaI maintaining his own innocense. He was 42 years old, and had wife and several children.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-The presidents visitors this morning included the en- tire Chicago Worlds Fare delegation, headed by Senator Farwell.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-Senate com mittee public buildings and grounds to-day decided to report to the senate a bill for condemnation and purchase of two squares of ground east of the capitol upon which to erect suitable building of the Supreme Court. The com ittee also ordered the passage of bill apprO- priatir z 5o0,000 for the erection of statue of Columbus, to be unveiled in 1892.
 BERLIN, January 1O.-The body of Ex Empress Augusta is lying in state in the chapel If Schloss, and large numbers of persons are moving past the coffin.
 PRESCoT, Ariz., January 10.-A. Day ten, Alias "Kid Fay" son of A. B. Fay, journalist, well-known in California and Arizona, died here to-day from combin- ed effects of influenza and opium habit.
 LOUISVILLE, January 10.-E a rly tn morning the bodies of three of the un- fortunate victims of the caisson acci- dent were recovered. Position in which they were found show desperate struggle had taken place at the narrow door of escape. Future investigation shows two more men lost their lives making a total of sixteen.
 Two men reported as being among dead have made their appearance. Only one boly recovered up to noon; others ln sight are wedged in the man hole so they cannot be removed.
 BERLIN, January 1O-A dispatch from Zanzibar says Banioors has captured Lieut.. Govenworth of Major Wissman's command, and two other German off cer3.
 WASHINGTON, January 10-The month ly report Of irrigation surveys .has been received - Secretary Noble, giving an account of operations for Nov ember. The field of work was carried on in Cali fornia, Nevada, Colorado and Idaho, but the force was small in comparison to that heretofore employed in those local ities. In California and Nevada section parties have finished work assigned to them. The topography of 250 square miles of Pyramid Peak sheet area in California and Reno sheet area in Neva- da was completed. In Colorado the section of Trinidad area has been sur veyed, comprising lG0 square miles, also Twin Euttes sheet and Springfield sheet IS rap div approaching completion. The total area surveyed in Idaho is 400 square miles. The report of the hydro grapic division was pursued only in Cali fornia and the Rio Grande valley in New Mexico. In California eXamina tion was made of segregatiOns of arri- gatable lands in the valley of the Owens river Tho hydrographical party gained some experience in California for guag ing rivers by means of an apparatus worked from the shore, the camp being located or ruolumne river.
 ZANZIBAR, Jan. 1O.-The British squad ron which has been assembling in these water for several days sailed south to- day.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The resigna ton of Trotter, colored recorder of deeds for this district. has been received upon the request made by the president. The inquiry made by Senator Ingalls, develop ed the fact that the office has paid 540- 600 ii fees during Trotter's incombency of ? ears and 10 months. A bill is pend rg in Congress to make the posi- tion 8 salaried one.
 DE>rBoRN, Mich, Jan. 1.-The family { NJ. Griffin all of whom had intiuen ga to5lI strychine instead of quininelast night. Griffin, his wife and two child ren Y ere victims. The daughter died this morning and there is no hope for Griffin. Mrs. Griffin and son have a bare chance for recovery.
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 WASHINGTON, January 10.-The sub committee charged with the considera- ton of the worlds fair bill are inclined to report special bill which will pro- vide fnr reneated ballots in tha hsusa