Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-21
TELEGRHpHIC.

Jury has indicted George B. Jeffries on two counts, one for murder of Miss Ayers, station agent at Brighton, and the other for bigamy, in having married Miss Ayers when he had wife living in Oakland.
 OTTAWA. Ont, Jan. 12.-For the first time ID 100 years a complete ice bridge covers the big kettle at Niagara Falls.
 PARIS, Jan. 12.-The Chamber Depu- tIes have shown confidence in the gov ernmept by defeating by vote of 266 to 229 ths motion asking the govern ment to fix the date for a new election.
 LONDON, Jan. 12.-The celebrated stal- lion Ormande recently sold to w. O. McDOnough of California, for S150O00 arrived at Southampton today from Buenos Ayres.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The ice block ade still continues. 1t IS estimated that S50,000,000 worth of perishable freight is ly ing on the piers unable to be moved.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The Senate and House adjourned to attend the funeral of Senator KenDa. The Presi- dent, cabinet and government officials attended the funeral. The oration was delivered by Bishop Keane.
 SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 12.-G randmas- ter Workman POwderly in an address to Union carpenters, said: ''I am Social ist and believe railroad and telegraph systems should be operated by the Gov ernment."
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 12-The Wakefield Rattan Company has an- neunced that if the proposed whip trust is formed it will establish opposition factories throughout the country.
 PlTTsBURG, Jan. 12.-The trial of Hugh Dempsey, district master work man of the Knights of Labor, charged with prosecuting non-union workmen began to day.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-The stock exchange adjourned today that members could attend the funeral of Edward Cahill. MT. Cahill was one of the old est stock brokers in the city.
 PTTTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 1l.-Last night was the coldest here for six years, the thermometer registering from six to eight degrees below zero. All the rivers are frozen from bank to bank. Many schools were forced to close on account of shortage of natural gas.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. l1.-Secretary Eos ter of the State Department has receiy- ed the following cable dispatch from United States Consul Estee, at Ham, burg: "Three cases of cholera yester- day, five today. Of eIght. five were on Spanish steamer, MurzanO, from New Orleans.'
 l. DENVER, Colo, Jan. 11.-The bodies of the dead miners at Como were not re- | covered until midnight, and on account l of their blackeued condition, only II out of the 2 were recognizable. The names of the II are: John Tall, Robert Blythe, Andrew Anderson, Joe James, Antonio Prectl, Joe Durbacl, Mike AntOnetti, Stephen Contie, Louis Mar ineno, Joe Dana and Peter ROssi.
 Los ANGELES, Jan. 11.-Burglars ble g open the safe in the office of Hay wood & Co.,, furniture dealers, early this morning. The explosion was terrific and wrecked the building. The safe door WAS blown 120 feet into the street. The explosion attracted every body in the neighbOrhOod to the place and the burglars Were scared away. There was only small amount of money in the safe.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. I1.-Seuat0r Chan dler thinks he has hit upon a perfectly legitimate means for stopping further operations by the Pinkertons, and today he introduced in the Senate a short bill with this end in view. It may also be interesting to note that the bill would, It enforced, destroy the semi-miiitary Anarchist organizations. The first sec tion of the bill reads as follows:
 That it shall be unlawful for any body of men numbering ten CT more, any of whom are subject to enrolment as the part of militia of any State of the United States, to assemble or drill or bear arms as a military squad, con- pany, battalion or other military Organi- ZatiOn, unless they are called forth by some civil or military officer lawfully authorized to make such call"
 ALBANY, N. r., Jan. 1.-The Assem- ply Chamber was filled with Democrats of high and low degree from ail quarters of the State tonight, when the Demo- cratic members of the Senate and As senbly met in joint caucus to fix upon candidates to succeed United States Senator Frank Hiscock, All the Demo- cratic senators and assemblymen were present with one exception.
 Senator Canton arose and for maly presented the name of HoD Edward Murphy, jr., of Troy, for the senatorial nomination. At the mention of Murphy's name the large audience began clapping but th!s soon gave way to cheering which was kept up for several minutes. After several other speeches ballot was taken and showed the total number of ballots cast 90, of which Murphy received S5 and Burke Cochran five. The vote was read ard the chair announced the nomination of MT. Murphy. The caucus immediately adjourned without making the nomina- tion of Murphy unanimous.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. II. The report of the minority of the House banking and currency committee on the bill to re- peal the Sherman silver bullion pur- chase act was made to the House by Representative Townsend, of Colo rado.
 It is an argument ol2osition to the bill, which s-oharxed is intended to be the ziflaf step towards an absoute gold
 1..1dard in United States, and to sup press every effort towards bimetaifsr.l The minority. says that to secure the support of the national bank bill allows them gratuitouslyto increase the present circulation about fifteen million dollars and also give them a bonus of the pres circulation of S675.000 per year, by re-