Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-02-11
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 KAYsAs CITY, Feb. Tt was 10 be- low zero this morning with piercing gale becoming full tledged blizzard. Snow began 10 fall about nom. |,
 BLUEFIELD. w. Va. Feb. l.-Police- man Cha, dl=r attempted today to ar rest a negro. The latter resisted. Both ii ed a one, aGd both were killed.
 OMAHA, Neb. F b. l. Gareral Mana ger $ H. H. Claik of ihe Union Pacific retired day. and was succeeded by Ed Dick nson who been Assistant under Clark.
 Nzw YoRK, Fe5. 1-J. w. Mitchell under arrest here has confess d of com mItlinP leo bui gldiies near New ark NJ. within the past year ard a half He adds that 10 CT F years ago re robbed bank ID Chicago of S40,0OO with which he took a tip around he worll. He returned wnhout fands and resumed actual practice of his profession.
 ST. PAUL, MinD., Feb. 1.-Beiow zero the weather is reported today from all parts of the Northwest. 4 brisk breeze sprung up here at noon. l. is clear and ! 19 below down town and p to 40 below out on the bluff. The night is the cold est for years. The weather bureau has just run up the cold wave flag again. WAsHIGTeN, D. c. Feb. 1.-The Pa mama and Pacific mail steam ship inves- | tigation committee met today for con- sultation. It w.as decided to telegraph to Ex~Secretary Thomson, of Indiana. to be present as first witness. He will be here Saturday, or earlier if he can get here before.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb 1.-The speaker of the House appointed ChIp- man, Democrat of Michigan and Lodge, | Republican of Massach ussets tellers on
 he part of the House during the count ing of the electorial vote The House then resumed consideration of the sun- dry civil bill.
 SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Feb, Word was received by Sheriff Broughton this morning that a section of the Pacific coast railway, at Los Olives, abou fifty miles fir, m here was entered last night by three masked men. The agent named Horoe was shot and mortally woul ded. The men escaped and the country has been secured by officers in search of them and their cap ture is almost certain. Particulars are meager.
 | WASHINGTON, D. c. Jan. 21-The dls- cussion of th4 Hawaiian question at the cabinet meeting today was informal The matter of the reception of commis- sioners of the provisional government of Hawai- is the concern of only the President and secretary of state. with whom their business must be transacted. The commissioners will of course, be received courteo6sly and their propos;- ton listened to with sympathy, but any recommendation that may be made tb em will be determined by it's terms It may be said there will be DO precipitate action upon the matter. It cannot be dispcs d of in day, nor weeks. There will be no message to Congress from the Presl dent until after the commissioner, are heard, and then only. 1t is surmises, in case of favorable recommendations upon their proposition.
 There Is seemingly no proposition be- ing made at the navy Department for sending vessels to Honolulu to support the Boston.
 | WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb. 1-Repub'i i con mem CTS of the Sen te under direc- tion of Sherman completed the poll of the Senete on the proposal of the Sher- man silver act of 90. It: is said the result IS not at all satisfactory to those who have looked forward to a possible repeal of the act. According to common report, is discovered that only abou. light members of the democrat side whr can be depended upon to vote for th e repeal and the result Is even more dis cOuraging on the republican side. There are some senators. who favor or who would vote for the repeal if the msasure came to vote, but who will rot vote to bring the mater under consideration. It Is also understood a aiorIty of seven or eight oa the republican sid of the chamber are against bringing the mea- sur to vote.
 LONDON, Eng, Feb. 3.-Barcn de | Worms, parliamentary secretary of the colonial office under Lord Salisbury, said he considered the United States he'd no right to annex Hawaii but that a proper solution of the difficulty would be a. joint prOtect2rGte, similar to the | protectorate of Samoa. England would l oppose annexation and Germany would be sure to speak. De Worms is regarded as thoroughly in tEe confidence of the | Conservative leaders and especially as to their fJreign policy.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 2.-C. c. O'Don- nel, the defeated candidate for Mayor at The last e!ectI n, has given up the re- cOun he demanded, winch has been in | progress for several weeks.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. "A report of an explosion this afternoon in coal mine at Port Royal on the Baltimore and Ohio road has been received. The mine is said to be afire.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 4.-The steam | ship San Juan Ni.l be sent out tomor- row in search of the missing steamer | City Of PekiD. IL IS statsd at the custom | house that thasSau Juan will go only as far as Honolulu, but 1t is believed that she will proceed to Yokohama and cruise about until some trace of the Pekin is | found.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 4.--Seuator Gray of | Delaware has declined the offer of sscre- t8Tyship of state which was rendered him by Cleveland through Don NJ. Dick ensOn lest Thursday, pretering to remain in the Senate. He had already declined the offer of attorney general. It is said | that Dickenson and Judge Gresham have both declined the portfolio.
 A gentleman in Union County, Mo, who IS too mod st man to have h's name in the newspapers, was cured of rheumatism by Chambsrlain's Pain Balm, after trying other medicines and treatment for thirteen years. 50 cent bottles for sale by Fred. Fleishman.
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