Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-02-07
Toronto, February 3-The ''Empire," !"

the government organ, rel rfl0g '' She Blaine Baker corresponds nee, says:
 'Blaine rAm rks there |, DO negotia- tiOns whsteser On for njprocity with Caanda," ,ub'lss- th S. yretary Is correct, but tne Empi aitirms If l. :rus BIa "e ex Jfs55e - t!e Br.t!s' .unbHs- sidor at W--..In gtDn the desire Tor more extsniei tra relations wi;n Oanads III that | r wou.d ,.S- tI dis..uss Iu An U off ;ial mann r with 5ir JuiIau [ uno-fUF- .-.it "' O. n 1T, d-'eS stes from Csna ,h q i-s,inn fl trade rele ti 'nr with ,. vlrs tu MriyiUg at the bss- for official opera'Ious.
 New H4..v-n, Con. Feb, 2 2-George N Sr 'dely, Inc first patient in this q u try to r-ceive lymph inoculasion dIt.d to :sy and snn uf Prot. Blake, another lymph pati"ns WHO was under trrn m-ut rearly two months, Is 1t point Of d-hth. B.adl- ' was thirty years of age and uot in Adv.nc-d c,n sumptior when he b gan receiving treat meut. Daring past few weeks he suf- tered intensely, .s EFeHEmrn: lad dis tressIn" fleet upon his throst. making 1t diff GU and Atr- fly poiuful t. take on i,hmsnt. Pa siciars state deat'. "-s uuGoubtsIy hHsie;,, b, the rondI- tinn "f hIs .hroat.
 W ,siriagtoL, Feb, 2-James A. Owenby, appeared before ths siIver pool nV-s:;g sting cnnmlttAs today and tes ti6ed that .ne ssu-tJIs ? anne WIS clei,- toned to him by J. M. DOGalj, cashier of the HanUS-. hHtiuuvl B Ink "a b=Ing iister-st d iu the silver poUl. Witness had uumO<T 'l memoranda relating to silver sp culation but the deputy ser Ye.rt nt arms hsd brought hin to NnshinA ton in such hurry inst he had forgotten to bring them to Chicago. When rsked if wells Fargo & C.. had seDs.OTs' or reJIesebth. ives nHnes on 'heIr b"kS Owtn,y eved.u questi ,u.
 Wasiriugtou, February 2-J A Ow- euby was brought before the bar of the house and pLrged himself of contempt for expressing willingness to testify before the "slIvsr pool" committee.
 Washing ton, February 2-On motion of MrKilIey the bi!l passed amending. ssctiou l80 revised statutes eors J read, "Vacancies accustomed by death resignation shall not be temporhri Ii i undrr the tbree preceding seetIn-s $ for longer period than 30 days" Tie present law limits the time to nine days and the bill has special references to th,s appointment of a successor to Secretary Windom. House adjourned.
 Mason City, Iowa, Jan. 31.-Lieut. Sshwatka is greatly improved. He has egained consciousness. and will pro- bsbly recover.
 Oroville, February 2-M s Oorbsley, young man 28 years old, committed
 uicide this morning by sending & bull le; through hIs heart. He left letter for his father stating that his love, Eli "a, bad proven false. It is stated he Was jealous of his brother.
 6t. Jonns, N. E.. February 2-The following ccount of the loss of the schooner Sailors HGme," while on 8 voyage from Sydney, is gwen by the mate:
 II WAS at the helm, December l, when heavy sea broke over the ship, wash- IDg me overheard, but fortunately caught some boom tackle The sea broke into the pinnacle and destroyed the compnss. Not seeing anyone oD deck. I thought 1 WAS the only one left on board. The next moment noticed the cook cl,ngfng to one of the stern dsvi's. which WAS hauSins in the water. I threw him a rope, which he grabbed, but l could Dot hesve him on board Alter while be became exhausted and let go. There Was nc si gn of the cap tain. l soon found that two other mem bsrs of the crew hal saved themselves by climbing to the rigging. MOndny night and sll day Tuesday va were ousy trying tu get the water ont of the yes sel. About midnight Tuesday the ves sel struck against the cliff. Then o.e of us jumped ashore. The, vessel went of wi.h a sen, but vas again hove against the cliff. when another of the crew jumped ashore. The vessel was again carried of and came back. when I succeeded in jumping to shore.
 "rhe cliff was LHri .auv covered with ic4 and it was extremely 7 ccld and snow- ing all the time. The schooner bound ed fl ',or- instance, cLpsjz4d ard sank. We maahgei to eacii isher- mans hut, where we remained for ih. uight."
 Washington, February 2@MctIreary of Kentucky introduced ,, resolut:on setting aside February 15 for the Con- sidersiion of the Seuste silv.r bill to l.e considered from day to day npril dis posed of.
 Washington, February "A rule re- quiring the District court of Alaska to come hers md show cause why writ of prohibition should not issue WAS m ale returnable for the second Monday ID April. This merely settles ih- I'rsllni nary right to bring the case ,nto cont. The ma ter no'R to be settled ia vsheth. or not the court will decide tEst .rit Ot prohibitic n should issue. Tn ere must now be an argument of tha mey'Is of the Behring sea controversy. In sn- Dcuncing the determination of be court the chief justice said the argument tes taken a much wider range than was De- cessary and that the court was of the opinion it had jurisdiction by way of prohibition m Ter section 688, revised statutes. to review the proceedings of the Alaska court
 San Francisco, Feb, 2.--TWenty- -sev- ec printers aud seven appz entices struck Ut the urge esLablisbman of H. 5. Oroker & O., today ss,d the typograp- hic union all sged ss tiie cau ses for the strike hHs tine firm refused to respect uuiHp ru'es as to the eni .3loyment of ap- prentices, and pay torovartime. Also thFI number non union men had been e,Ipl'y d. Crocker & Co., maintsin that tprY Ars paying higher wages than thOe,, by the union and that k1ey are