Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24

COLUMBIA, s. C., Dec. 20.-Governor Tillman signed bill today putting aO- solute control of all railroads m the State in t1s hands of the railroad com Inissioness. RsiltOad employees are in csnsed at the Governors act and will in- auguraie a campaign against him.
 DENVER, Dec. 20 Three horse thieves and two marshals were killed during fight at Hyattville, Wyoming, this morning.
 DUBUQUE, IA. Dec 20-Today is the coldest day of the season. It is fifteen below zero and is growing colder.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, Dec. 2O.-A statement published this morning that at the close of his admiDist ration, March 4th next, President Harrison will be- come 8 member of the faculty of the Stanford University, having been en- gagged to deliver 8 course of lectures on law as a nonresident professor. This would necessitate occasional trips to this state from Indianapolis, where it is understood President Harrison will To- cate; and might result in his making California his winter residence each year.
 MT VERNON, Wash, Dec. 20-News has been received of probable murder | that occurred about eight miles north of here yesterday. Three Indians at | tackled two white men, one of whom is | dying from the effects of knife wounds. ! The other is seriously wounded. The | names of the wounded men are Hank Downer and George Frazier. Both are | loggers. Their story is that they were | attacked by three Indians because they refused to get whisky for them. Others are of the opinion that the white men visited the Indians homes during their | absence.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The joint committee on immigration today dis | cussed the various measures introduced in both Houses for the suspension of | immigration during the prevalence of cholera abroad. The discussion re- suited Tn an agreement that a sub-com- mittee of legislation consisting of six members, three each from Senate and House should report Thursday to the full joint committee.
 MERIDIAN, Miss, Dec. 20.-A reign of terror exists in Kemper county. Every citizen who had anything to do with the hanging of old man ToIbert and bring | ing his sons Tom ud Walter to justice, are in hourly dr. d of death. One man | has been assassin ated and others shot | at A band of determlned citizens came here this morning for the purpose of wiplng out the assassins.
 PARIS, Dec. 19.-Charles DeLesseps and his fellow prisoners, arrested for | connection with the Panama canal i frauds, protested today against the treat | ment to which they are subjected in the Masses prison. They said that they were confined like common criminals and subjected to the same treatment as robbers and other offenders of the vilest type and they demanded the privilege of being allowed to see visitors. The examining magistrate promised to con- slider the request after he had examined ! the documents relating to the case. It is rumored that several Of ths par
 liamentary reporters will be arrested as agents in the corruption of legislators, and several of the reporters are already | under survillaBce by the authorities. An entry in one of the books of Thieere & Co.,, the Couliesse firm, shows that Jos.
 Reinach, son. in-law Of Baron Reinach, received 10000 francs from the firm. Jos. Relnach says that he received the money as a dovery and that he is willing to return the amount to the liqui6atOr Cf the Panama Canal Company if it can
 be shown tbat the money came from his friends. The offices of the newspapers which received money from the Panama Canal will be searched at once, and un- less it is found that the money was fair | ly spent iu advertising. the prospectors and others who have accepted the mon ey, will be prosecuted.