Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20

this afternoon will print an interview
 with Joe Schwartz, witness in the Bell case, sln which Schwartz maintains that an.etfort was made yesterday by certain partles to obtain his signature which was to have been appended to an al- legged confession to the effect that he murdered Jacobson. This confession, he says, was to be produced after he (Schwartz had 'been made away with a la Eenhayon. Schwartz lhas secured a permit from the police authorities to go armed.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-House con- mlttee on printing reported, and house adopted resolutions providing for print ing SIX thousand copies of the presI~ dents Chilean message.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Silver men nave some eight or len petiti ns in CIT culatlon on the democratic side of the house, urging that the silver bill be made a special continuing order, and early to day had secured about at hun tired signatures. AntI-sIlver men art. urging a delay and working to that end m the hope-t that there may be develop ments which will aid their caus4 and eD- tOle them to find some way out of the iifficulty.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-The Behring sea joint commission adjourned till to- morrow. when It is expected a repor, prepared Dy representarlSe of Great Britain and the United $ ates. will be submitted for consideration. It is ex- pected Lord Salisbury will act on arb- Iration treaty next week, and the matter will be submitted to the senate without islay. It Is thought modus vivendi ol ast year will be renewed In time to an
 iclpate the departure of the sealing feet.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12 2-James G Fair, Jr., eldest son of ex-Senator Fair, lied suddenly, early this morning iron.
 cart failure. He was born in Virginia Nevada, and was twenty-nine years O age. Senator Far is now the only mem Ier of the family on the coast, Miss VIr- Einia Far being in New York with her 'Ister, Mrs. Herman Felrichs, and Charles Fair, younger son of the sen itor, is in Europe.
 LONDON, Feb. 12.-Mrs. Osborne was his morning arraigned in court on the ;narge made against her, in connection with the libel suit brought against Ms. dargrove, who charged her with the theft of a quantity of valuable jewelry, She was foru ally committed for trial. 1t was devel, ped ithat the prosecution vas based on a charge of larceny as we'll as pe jury.
 LONDON, Feb. 12.-A despatch from pnnza RnscIo hn hor icl ifty-eight degrees below Zero and that here IS terrible suffering among peas Ints. A number of mtn were frozen to ieath on the high road. Nearly a mil on draught animals have been killed throughout the empire for food since autumn.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-The typus ,courge, upon which the board of health tumb. ed yesterday, is increasing hour y hour. Several new cases were found .his morning in east side lodging houses hat shelter exlled Russians from th, anime districts, making sixty-seven in Ill up to that time. At noon nine more ases were found
 ST. LOUIS Feb. PA Leaver worth. Kansas, special says: When John l. Sdl- wan read the statement printed in ali the morning papers that be had signed In agreement to fight Maker for { purse of 530, 900 and an outside bet of S10 00, he pronounced it ''bloody lie."
 NEW York, Feb. 12.-There was a comparative weakness in market trad ng Tn the stock market after II o'clocK JOdav, while the volume of business rapidly fell off to the normal amount. Fluctuations in the general list, hOwS ever, are Upon the same limited scale.
 GUTHRIE, O. T. Feb. 12.-Boomers to ire number of 20,000 are making ar rangemen ents to move to the Cherokee strip ol March Dad, unless congress takes action towards opening 1t befor, then.
 ROANOKE, Va, Feb. 12,-Will Laven- der, colored, who attemp ed an assaul upon Alice Perry whi girl, was taker from the officers thIs morning anC hanged. He made full confession.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 12.-- Weather forecast is for scattering rams in the souther portion of California.
 SAN FgANCIsCo, Feb. l2. - District Judge Morrow on January 18th fixed to- day for the appearance in court of 14O Chinese who were given their liberty on ponds, but who were to have been re handed today to the custody of the United States marshal and be returned to China. Each principal had two
 hinese securities on his bond and ln all there appeared to be over 400 c inese interested in the proceedings, and IL case the principals failed to appear the sureties were liable for the gross sum of S2l0,000. Neither the principals nor sureties appeared in court today, and and Judge Morrow ordered all tEe cases to be defaulted and the bonds forfeited. When, however, Judge Nor row issued an order looking to the coi- lection of the amounts due from the sCreties, Assistant United States Attor- uey WItter said that under a ruling by Attorney-General Miller, no suits were authorized by the government against sureties where recovery was not proba ble. WitGer was instructed to ask foi another ruIlrg in thls case from tLe a' torr general, bu. It Is understood tha, but few Of the bonds are supposed to be collectaDle.
 SAN ANToNIA, Texas, Feb 12.-I. Ram ireZ, one of the oldest Mexican resldenis of TslIs, lis home beng near Rto Gran lie Clsy, Was iu rested d few days ago b! Capt.n ORourke of the thIrd cay airy upun the charge of being Implicate- la the Cara revolutionary movement. The prisoner Is citiz-n Of Mexico auG mas appealed to that government to de mand Sd lsfacli ion f, om the United States for the alleged outrage to which he has been subjected. General DavIs 5 St D. ,ey, commander of the military depart .nent of Texas, today received a letter from Senor Ramirez, in which cha ges of very sensation {. ua'IOnGl nature alt made againsC Captain OkOurke. He al- ieged that hIs house was searched with
 ut any authority, a. hat hs wife was sublects1 to the ssverest insults anC ind gnft as at the hands of Captain