Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-23

& 1--WE ANDERSON OF west Virginia today
introduced a resolution in the house tC
appoint committee of seven members
TO investigate the census Office. The
Q preamble recltes charges in the columns
4 OF certain newspapers of the country
. that The census bureau Is wrongly cou-
Quoted under superintendent Orter in
L the state OF New York and elsewhere i'll
q the interest Of partisan politics. and
Q otherwise grossly mIsmanagsd
Hatch of Missouri introduced bill
amending the presidential succession
. act So as to add the Cffice Of secretary
i of agriculture after that Of secretary OF
the interior; referred.
! Delegate Smith Of Arizona today in
trodaced bill providing for the admis
sion OF Arizona into the union in ac
} cOrdance with the constitution hereto
fore ratified and adopted by the people
OF the t. rritOry.
, Adjourned until Monday.
CHICAGO, Jan. I5.-John III. Conrad. of
Helena, Mont, Il son in-law of the late
Mrs. Barnaby, for whose murder pr.
Graves has recently been convicted at
Denver, arrived here from that city to-
. day. "rhe fellow Graves is sentenced
TO be hanged" said Mr.. Conrad, land it
is just sentence, and do not see how
the supreme court can reverse it. As to
Ballou, L Iced only quote his own testi-
mony given at the trial. He admit ed
that he was in the conspiracy TO rob Mrs
Barnaby, and that be received $4,000
OF the money taken from her. He was
interested in her death to that extent.
As to Graves alleged confession do not
know, but you can say that every person
implicated IN this crime will be hunted
down and brought to justice. The en-
ergy have shown in the prosecution in
Dr. Graves case will be continued against
| the Others"
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 16 Judge Bat
KID stated this morning that he would
not resign. He gave this after consul
tatlon with the governor
EAGLE Pass, Texas, Jan. 16.-F. R.
| Lehman, IN from rapch near Queman-
dos, reports that four wagon loads of
arms and ammunition were sent into
Mexico near there three or four DAYS
ago. The report emphasized the petit
tion of the board of trade there of an ac-
tual necessity for more troops at Eagle
Pass.
CRY OF MEXICO, Jan. 16. Despatch
es have been received here from Guate-
mala to the effect that DR. Lainfesta
has been elected president. Manuel
SaborlO, a Guatemalan exile in this
country, will bs made secretary of the
treasury.
New YORK, Jan. 18.-A Laredo des
patch states that the CARA revolution
is believed to be at an end Armed men
reported to be moving through the coun-
try are supposed to be the CARA forces. |
gcing back home.
EAGLE Pass, Tex, Jan. 1S.-The at
tempt to implicate ex President Manuel
Gonzales as the head of the Clerical |
party in Mexico and the probable leader
of the revolutionary movement, indicated
IN dispatch to northern papers, is re-
garded as preposterous by well informed !
Mexicans at this point. Diaz and Com
zales it is known are upon the most
friendly terms. Catarina CARA is re-
ported to have been at E lgle Pass last
night out diligent inquiry failed to es-
tabiish the truth of the rumors.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Is A r 5pu5lc spec
ial from DeminG, n. NJ says: Alarming
tidings from the border reached here to-
day. Capt. James Hyland, United
States mounted inspector OF customs,
who arrived here says; The malcontents
are crossing the lice in large numb bers
and congregating in the vicinity Of Car-
All are armed and are evident
ly fiocking to join S.is and bis lieuten-
ants, who have taken refuge in the
mountains. The revolutIonists comprise
the worst classes, and life and property
on the line Is regarded as 10 danger. The
troops asked for yesterday have not ar
rived. There is but little doubt here
that government is on foot against
the Mexican government The out
break may not occur for some time uh-
less these captured in the recent revolt
Ia Ascension are summarily punished. If
the government takes harsh measures
with the prisoners 1t will undou 5tedly
be released at once.
City OF MEXICO, Jan. 18.-Enilio Ar
riola, editor of the Diarlo del Hos ar,
and DR.. Carlos Esparza.f fought duel
with pistols Thursday afte noon, in
which both were wounded. DR.. Es
parsa received bullet in The right side
breaking a rio, and Arriola sustained |
slight flesh wound In the side. rhe |
duel was the outcome of of a ser es of
articles in the Diario del lIogar rt fleet
ing strongly on the management of
Belem prison, Of which E5parsa was
medical director.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. !S.-There are
many cases OF grippe in this city. 1t ;
has been prevalent for a month past and |
300 deaths have resulted within the past
three weeks. In the states of Oxaca.
Vera Cruz and Puebla the epidemic is |
very severe and in the city of Orizaba
the schools have been closed and many
deaths occur daily. The common
people are the O'st sufferers and IL the {
region the malady is more {
severe. The fatality among the l,20C d.
chinese labOrers employed ON the rail-
'oad constructions and the plan ntatIOns
n the state Of Oxaca have Teen large.
The epidemic is spreading rapidly TO T
northern parts Of the repub bic.
New YORK, Jan. 18-A Washington
special to the Morning Journal says
hat General 10 Wheeler Of Alabama, or
Fighting 10" Wheeler, as he is known
Ii the south, will challenge Congressman
3outelle to fight duel. Mr.. Bou telle
n speech in the house yesterday, the
dispatch say s, put Wheel T up TO ridi =
,ule and referred 10 him as being like !,
monkey or elephant at the circus J
General Wheeler was not present at the
ime, but when he returned and was
old of Mr.. BOutelle's remarks ne Is =
aid to have become white with anger
nd to have left fer the purpose of inoit-
ng a challenge TO the cOLgressn an