Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-17

tra5esmen for gold in payment for debts largely ov5r balancing our exports" The remedy for tbis condition, which MT. Teller thinks may ulder certain conditions arise, he finds m the broader use oI silver for monetary purposes. If We could secure the universal use of sil- yer we could increase the dsm9nd for gold, and this is what we ought tO have. An enlarged use Of silver. the increase , of the volume of gold, woUlI make the demand f1r that metal, vsTy materially worse than 1t now s"
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The United States Supreme court by a majority de cisiOn today reversed ths judgment O. the circuit court of the Uaited States for the Southern district of California and decided against the 5. r. R. R. Co.,, in four suits brought against 1t by the United States to quit title to valuable lands lyi1g between the Colorado rive | aud Pacific Ocean. The decision of the ! Court rendered by Justice Brewer is sGuarely against the company on both points before t6e Court a1d deprives 1t Of title to the lands. The two questions | before the Court were whether or not the 0outhern Pacific Company was en- titled to lands within the granted limit | CT to lands within the indemuIty limits of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad | Company.
 Maps of the defnite location of the two road conflicting were produced. | The Court ruled thlt grants 10 these lands be attached t0 the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co.,, and that as this road never had been coust noted
 west of the Colorado river the Ian ds became part of the public domain an q
 were open to settlers. Justices Fiel | aud Gray dissented from the decision.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. Dec. 1O.-The South
 ern Pacific company has issued circular
 oo all general passenger and ticket
 agents, setting forth that after January
 l next it will nor honor any tickets is- sued by the Canadian Pacific over any connecting road for California or Oregon points via the Canadian Pacific. The latter road has for ssme time been work ing up tourist business for northern California for the coming season ana it
 has, it is sad, relied upon the Southern Pacific Company's Santa Fe route for connections, but the circular issued by the Southern Pacific withdraws the use
 of the Shasta route from the Canadian
 Pacific, and what steps the latter road
 will take to BenitO, California, remains to be seen.
 IRON GATE, Va, Dec. 13.-As the
 Chesapeake and Ohio vestibule train
 rolled out of Huntington, Va, last night
 four masked train robbers with two pis-
 tols elch. appeared and ordered the pas eengers to hold up their hands. Two passengers seized one ,Iher and in the scuifle one passer.sr a German from
 Cinclnnatti, on hls wedding trip
 wounded and Peter Drake, of Cinci-
 natl was wounded twice. The coHCuc- tor secured a revolver and emptied it
 twice ct the robbers. T. the meantime
 the scene was one one of iudesc-ioable
 confusion. Passengers vera hiding be-
 heath seats and women were screaming. | The robbers realizing their utter failure
 stopped the tram, iuupad of and dis l appeared l. is believed that some oi them are wounded.
 l WAsHNGroy. Dee. 8 -Ildian ollie iais have received no information as to | he cause of the IeceDt shooting at Fort | BelkLap.
 TACoMA. Wash, Dec. 12.-OUirg to
 repeated attempts to wreck trains it's lines the Northern Pacl65 has ssf out armed patrolmeE on every thrs.
 miles of ro5d between Tacoma aGd the
 Columbia river.
 l SAN FRANCIsCo, Dsc. I3.-Georgs Nc KinZie. au Austra ian light weight knocked out Gus He-gOt, brother of Young Mitchell" in 27 rounds at the Palo Alto club last night.
 | BUTTE. Mont, Dec. 13-A telegram just received says the Indian police have
 shot two other Indians, and that the agent has received a wound in the leg.
 Everything is quite now and DO moro | trouble Is expected.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 13.-Rspub licau Senators held an hour caucIs this | morning relative tO the states iu which 1 there are doubtful senatorial contests but reached no conclusion. The caucus will be renewed this afternoon.
 FARGO. N. D., Dec. 13.-WOrd reaches here from Billings county to the effect that rustlers war has begun. A tgat Is said to have occurred Friday. A half breed brought news of ths fight. He | sai0 the cowboys had Oyertaxen the rustlers and fight ensueC.
 | GREAT FALLS, Mont. Dec. 13. - The news from Bslkuap Indian agency about the Indian trouble, indicates that 1t is but drunken row and no fears are en- tertained of an Indian outbreak. 4 newspaper representative has gone to the scene.
 | PARIS, Dec. 13.-Minister Of Finance 3ouvier resigned today as result Of | letter printed by Clomenceau in the Figaro, duplicating hIm with Reinach l and HsTz in the Panama canal scandal. | The political situation. s very critical and l another government crisis IS extremely | likely. Gaulis publishes a story iE de- tail protesting to give an account of the last hours of Baron RsinaCh. It says Reinaoh took poison.
 DUNDEE, Scot. Dec 13. - Sipman & O., jute merchants heve failed. Liabi- lities are estimated at quarter of a mil
 hOn pounds.
 PITTsBURG. Dec. 12.-The corOner's inquest into the death of Isaac Iwry, who was a non-union employee of the CarnegIe Company at Homestead and
 was supposed to have b GU poisoned by strikers, shows tha Jeath resulted from l Alcoholism.
 | CINCINNATI, Oti1 Dec. 13.-The coz
 mittee of the Cincinnati Iresbyterv ap- pointed 10 tx the penalty gai7st Prof. 1 Smith. who was found guilty at the re
 cent trial. today submitted two reports; one recommending a reprimand and one
 suspension. The presbytery went into secret session to Coafer upon the herapOSts. 1 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13. - At this mornings session Of the Fedora ion of Labor various committees reported pro grass rules were adopted and resolutions introduced on the following subjects. The saloon questions; the st ndinF Of ] -L- a-- L----- .-.-.