Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-14
TELEGRApHIC.

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, Jan. 9.-There il DO abatement in the excitement neal Ures, Sonora. over the rich gold find! made few weeks ago. The camp now has a population of 1900 persons, mostly Mexicans with few American prospect ors from the southern part of Arizona Traces of old workings have been re- gently discovered. This fact gives color to the belief that the long lost mines of the fabulous richness of the AzteGs are about to be discovered. There has : been DO trouble so far between pros pectCrs and Yaqui Indians although the latter view with sullen silence the en- croachment upon their domain.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 9.-The mem ] bers of the electoral college met this ] morning and cast 9 votes for Benjamin : Harrison, one by J. P. Seward of Mans field was for Grover Cleveland. Seward is the first Democratic presidential cleo tor in Ohio in 40 years.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 9-Lawyer | Creed Raymond, is very low this morning | He IS no longer able to take nourishment of any kind, and during the night the end was expected any moment. At noon teddy his condition is about the l same though his remarkable vitality may prolong life many hours.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 9.-BurRa- lars etered the clerks office at the Fair | faix court house Va, blew open the safe, | scattered records over the foo, and | burned some. The safe contained Geo. | ashington's will, but the burgulars 1 apparently overlooked 1t, for 1t was un- disturbed.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-C. R. Tingle, one i of the leading Democrats of Montana. came to New York few days ago to see | Cleveland about the Montana senator ship. The Montana senator said there are seven Republicans, nine Democrats and three Populists in the House and the Populists seem to hold the balance of power. The latter have agreed to support the Democratic candidate pro- viding his views on the silver question are in accord with theirs. As a result of this deal the Democrat is almost certain to be elect d.
 WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 9.-Dr, Johnston after remaining at the Blaine house all night left shortly after 6 this a. m. He said that Blaine had enjoyed a peaceful sleep during the night and was only awakened at such times as was necessary to give medicine and nourish- ment. The doctor puts a more hopeful aspect on the case this morning but will not go into details further than to say the night has been satisfactory. Blaine showed remarkable vitality in yester- days sinking spells; it was thought that he could not survive, but his system re- sponded to the remedies administered with much readiness.
 TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 9.-The Populist's intend to organize the House whether the Republicans Lave a majority or not. The plan is, If the Republicans show clear majority to withdraw and organize a new House which Gov. Elect Level ling and the Senate will recognize. Va rlOus legal decisions in support of this action are cited by the Populist leaders. These show, they claim, that each House has law unto itself.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 9-H, Clay Evans III a private letter says he has de- dlded to accept the position of fir5t as- slstant postmaster-genersl.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The honsa com mItJee on banking and currency ordered favorable report on the Andrews bill with an amend for the coinage of all the silver bullion in the treasury. The bill as reported repeals the Sherman law for the purchase of silver bullion.
 PARIS. Jan. 9-Baihut. ex-minister of public works was arrested today. It is sad this action Is taken because of re- ports connecting President Carnets name with Baihut's in the Panama scan dal to show the government is not afraid to take action against one.
 SPRINGFIELD. O, Jan. Mrs Yates, wife of teamster, gave birth to her 24th child this morning. There are five sets of twins. She was married at 14; 13 children are living.
 NEW YoKK, Jan. S.-The funeral of Jack Ashton, the pugilist, who died Tn Bellevue hospital, will take place to- day. Tom Flynn received the following telegram this morning:
 "SYRACUsE, Jan. S.-Do everything on earth for my old pal Jack, and anything l can do call on me-"
 JOHN l.. SULLIVAN.
 NEW YORK, Jan. S,-The export of specie from the port of New York for the week ending Jan. 6, amounts to s. .206,- 96O, of this amount S2,l20,040 was gold and Sl,077 ,920 silver. Of the gold S2,- 00O went to Europe and the remainder went to South America and West India ports. Europe took 51046,400 of the silver, only S3l.520 going to the South. The import of specie during the same time reached only S12,054. of which SI4,- 30 was gold and S1.754 silver.
 KANSAS ClTY, Jan S.-The Stars To- peka special says: Ut is said in Popu- list circles that the reason they refused last night to accept the plan of the joint conference committee, composed of PopuIists and Republicans, for a peace ful organization of ihe House, is that it would block their scheme of organiza- ton. This, it has leaked out, is to ex- clude from the floor of the House every member whose seat is contested. The |