Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24
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 house csc Sped uninjureG Gu wien the ire had bren Sx'i0gUished re charred bodies of Mrs. Escims a-d her two children were taken from tho ruins From the locat oa whe-e they were found it was DlGin that they had made strenuous efforts 10 reach tie exit bat had evidently been overcanle by smoks and flames and perIshed.
 SYDNEY, MS w, Dec. I5.-The Ist- est ma'l agvices f,on Apia ssow that tranquility prevails on the Samoan Is- lands.
 WAsHlNGToY, D c. 15-A reporter who cailt d at Blaine's mi n5i0n this mornlng was Y form ed that Blaine was a Ii tie better and very comfott4o'e.
 LONDON, Dec. l5.-EERperspce. French vessel, WIS wrecked yeet.rdiv off the Island of Guernsey. All tho crew were drowned.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. I5. - Midwife Redwsnska, wtO las teen found gully or smOther'ng IL babes, whose bodies were fourd bCried in her cellar, has been sentenced 10 only one year's imprison- ment. Great indignation is aroused.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-It Is sad that the Washing ton climate does not agrea with B aine, ard trat as soon as DOS i hle he will.go either to Ail,eu, $ C.. or Florida, instead of waiting Unhi strong enough to go to California as originally intended.
 HAMBURG, Dec. 15.-Ano'hsr mil has been started m this city for grinding Indian corn exclusively. This is the third of the kind now running. The es tablishing of these mills is due to the eff forts of Charles Murphy, special agar, of the United States agriculture. de- partment.
 TOPEKA, Kansas, Dec. I5.-Democraric leaders from all parts of the State are here to attend the meeting of the Dem ocrstlc Central Committee 10 decide the Senatorial question. Numerous candI- dates are in the field, but John Martin seems to have lead which vii! be hard tO overcome.
 BRUSSELS Dee 15.-The committee appointed by the International monetary conference has adopted u a report in which after reviewing reasons for and aEalnst the different pans snbmittei the report concludes. "Iiavine regard Tor the fact that the conference has nOt yet pronounced on the general 0ues. 'I0l the cOmnittee does not feel saiisf ed in taking vote upon tce prolects re- tered 70 it,
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. l5-T The kepnDlican Senatorial caucus this'morn- l2g adoD'ed a resolution for the ar- continent of n committee of five Seuat- ocs 10 take into consideration he west ern Seuat3rlai ntests.
 At meeting of ;he committee on fays and means thls mCraing. 1t WAS decICed that an investiga ion ot the fin .nclZl roDd ton Cf the treasury be COZ ducted b. a subcommittee O be com posed of hTe mem Oers, consisting of the ct tairman and four membrrS acDoiuted oN hlm. so that res0'u m b5 pre- senfed tc the House prcviG nE that the holiday Tecsrs should begn af.er the ad- lCurEmeut of both houses on the 22d. apd 10 continue until January f: '93.
 The motion that when the Senate ad- lorrn it be until Monday was opposed by Nashburn iu the intereft If the anti option bill. The vote stood a tic end the Vice President cast bis vote in favor CT adjournment tO the time specified. The House agreed 10 a concurrent res o:umon for recess from Decam Der 22d t. January 1.
 WARRINGTON, Dec. 15. - Bids were opened at the Navy Department today fer the constructjon5of the battle ship 10 ce known as the Iowa and an armored cruiser to be known as the Brooklyn. There were foUr bidders including the Union works of San Francisco. Cramp tD Sons Were the lowest bidders on both ve. sels.
 CINCINNATI, Dec 1.-The Cincinnati Pres5ytery by a vote of thirty-one has closed the mouth of one of its brightest scholars, until such time us he shall sgree to ranounce his views upon inspir- etion. IL was late in the afternoon when the vote upon the degree of punish ment wes handed in. The majority favored rebuke, but by the close vote al ready given the decision was m favor oe bis suspension from tae ministry. To morrow morniCg the Presbytery will meet for the purpose of approving the record aCC the passage of sentence upon it's convicted member. There is deep feeling Tn the Presbyterian church over ihe progress and the result Of the trial. Many see the opening wedge for a d. sided church. One member Of the Pres bytery said after the sertence: "I can- not fOretell the end of this matter. The good Lord dJd rot see fit to endows us with the power to preach belief without the use Of our reason. aud-I cannot see how the vO;e of the Presbytsry can settle such questions that we must decide by -eGs0n." SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.I4.-- Annie Tor aey, Ridow Of an Irish pioneer who left nearly S500,000 when be died three years lgo, has just file an insolvency petition 'hOwing that she owes 517970l which nore than covers her assets. She lives It Pince Oa the bay shore 24 miles from lere with her three daughters. As soon $ Torney was buried bis wife and | started out to cut wide social | wath. They ythought nothing Of spending | 2000orS3000 on a visit to this ci,y,and the | esult is that their bills for female fnery | un up to S2O000. Mrs. To,ney was also | lveigled into making investmen s, and l ne of her worst ventures WAS with Al egretti, the candy maker, ho has in- ented process for preserving fruit gainst deray. Allegret,i failed lost eek and his failure brought Mrs. 'ornev's affais- 70 crisis. Ms. Torney's Tetsrr73 credi'o-s a. ber th-ee dapgh- ar=.so that the lande-s h. ti4sd her are kely to loo the.r money.
 D-NrNC, N N., D. c IA Ire murder Bud Iaylsr by he Xii ard his and of ranegades i5 the principal topic I conversation in this ely. Deceased 'as well known throughout this section