Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 2l-Last nigh dozen white men went to the home O Jim Blackburn, (coloredj and gave hin terrible fiogging. They then visited i the house of Rich Brown, a colored mar [ or some prominence. As they attempted ! to enter the negro fired into the crowd killing Jim Huntley, and severely wound ing another man. 1t is not known how the trouble origin ated.
 PINE RIDGE, Jan. 21-This morning all the troops with the exception of the fifth infanty broke camp and moved to Craven Creek about four mIles south of the agency. The redskins are at loss to understand the move.
 Not a few Of them looked upon it with apprehension and have accordingly doubled their pickets.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-George NJ. Bogue was this morning appointed receiver of the Pacific Railroad Company of Los Angeles, on complaint by judgement of creditors. The bill Set fort h that the company which was organized in 1889 Oy V. A1s LlOAuICo,d hCtI huOHA CdOlS EOdo man, and other capitalists with capital of S5O0.0O0. was insolvent
 CHICAGO, Jan. 21,--General Manager Tucker of of the Chicago < Erie road admitted this morning that the road is practically tied up by striking train dis patchers.
 DENVER, Col. Jan. 21.-A special states that the city of Alamosa, Col. has been almost wiped out by fire. The flames spred rapidly and swept Maiue street from end to end.
 CHICAGO, Jan, 21-Wheat, cash, SPA Corn, 474.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Copper, Lake January, 14.50. Bar silver 1.04. NAVAJO STRINGS, Ariz., Jan. 21-Hol- brook, flourishing little city just west of here, was the scene of shooting af- fray last night in which Robert Boyle, a cowBoy was instantly killed by J. F.. Ketcherides, foreman of the Pleasant Valley ranch. The killing was the re- suit of an altercation over the settle ment of wages of Bryle. The men met on the street and both men had guns in their hands. The fire was simultaneous. Boyle fell at the first .shot. His brother Bill, who was near, opened fire upon Keicherides, the latter returned the | fire as .e hurried bis horse down the ] street, shooting as he went, but without effect on either side. Ketcherides at once gave himself up.
 SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 21-The Board of Supervisors held meeting today for the purpose of making arrangements for the funeral of King Kalakua tomorrow. Mayor Sanderson presided and Super visor Burling was chosen as a commit tee of one to arrange for the church ser vices, and Supervisors Jackson and Cur tis were appointed committee on car | riages with power to secure as many carriages as may be needed. The form | of invitations to attend the funeral have been decided upon and they will be sent to state, federal and municipal off cers, representatives of city boards ol trade and knights templars. General | Cutting has issued orders for all troop: of the Second Brigade National Guard of California except the Fifth Infantry regiment to participate in the obsequies HILL ELECTED. ALBANY, N. r., Jan. 21.-Jelnt ballot ir the legislation for United States Senator today resulted in Hill being declared elected.
 | ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 2l,-The two
 houses of legislature today voted fol | U. s. senator. Fhe first ballot of house gave Palmer (dem.) V, Oglesby (rep.) 73 The senate gave Palmer 24. Oglesby 27 No candidate received a majority. IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. | CONCORD, Jan. 21-Dr. Jacob (rep received a majority of the votes of the | two houses for U. $. senator. | CONNECTICUT. HARTFORD, Jan. 21-O. B. Platt was elected United States senator today. VEST REELECTED. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan 21-Legis lature in joint session today reelected | Senator Vest.
 IN INDIANA.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Jan 2l.-The legislature in joint session today declared D. W Voorhees, elected U. 5. Senator. WASHINGTON. OLYMPIA, Wash Jan. 2l-The legis lature in joint session today reelected Watson c. Squire United States senator with the following vote: Squire (rep. 5S, W. H. Calkins (rep) 30, Thos. Carroll | (dem.) 21.
 SALEM, Jan. 21-Legislature in joint session today reelected John H. Mitch ell United States senator. TUMULT. WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-When tn c reading of the journal concluded this morning Mills objected to it's approval. Mckinley demanded the previous ques- tion and was recognized Ey the speaker. Then followed a scene of excitement all most rIvalling that of yesterday. The tumult was quelled by roll call on the approval of the journal. CLOTCRE RULE.
 WASHINGTON Jan. 21.-The cloture rule was taken up Tn the senate, but at the expiration of the morning hour went over for the time, as George who had the floor, refused to yield to Aldrich, who wished to continue in considera- tion.
 ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 20.-Both branches of the legislature voted for United States Senator today.
 There were six absentees in the as- sembly where the ballot taken gave Evarts majority over Hill.
 A joint session will be held tomorrow when if all democrats expected be pres ent will result in the election of Hill.
 DENVER, JAN. 20-The regular and combined houses met separately this morning and both gave Teller majori- ty for senator.