Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-23

confidence. one bottle always sells another.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by druggists. 81: ok for IS. Prepared
only By G. I. HOOD 4 CO., Aposhscsrisas
100 Doses One Dollar
States. In reply minister Willis stated
in substance, that he considered
Gresham's letter a domestic matter
with which he had nothing to do, but
thought that President Cleveland would
speedily furnish definite information as
be was anxious to settle the Hawaiian
affair.
The executive and advisory council
of the provisional government:adopteds
resolution to expel from the service of
the Government all royalists sympa-
thizers. As result of this resolution
F. w. Wundenburg, clerk of courts,
was removed from Office.
The financial condition of the govern
ment continues prosperous. Interest
on the Eaglish loan has to be paid
January /.
The wedding Of Commander Whiting
and Miss Along took place on the even
ing OF December 5th.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The news of
| the unchanged condition at Honolulu
| were received without surprise at the
| state department No expressions can
be secured from the department on the
situation.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Ex-Peaker
Reed Is preparing minority reports on
the tariff bill.
NTHE HOSE.
The house after routine business,
went into committee of the whole on
the urgent deficiency bill.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 16.-Tne cruiser
Olympia arrived in port this morning
from Santa Barbara.
LANCASTER, Pa, Hon. James Black
candidate of the prohibition party for
president, In 1872, is dead.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 16.-Heavy
rains, melting snow, and high lake
| winds have caused the flooding of five
square miles of south Buffalo to the
depth of several feet. A thousand
families have been driven from their
homes. The loss is very heavy.
CHICAGO, Dec. l6-In the Prender-
CAST murder trial today the prisoners
mother testified that the murderers
grand father bad been confined In
lunatic asylum. PrendergasIs brother
testified to his belief that be was insane.
1t is understood that Henry George the
apostle Of the single tax, will be called
on to testify as to his correspondence
with PreDdergast and of the character
indicating an unsound mind.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 16.-A large
force of men are at work at the scene
of yesterdays bridge disaster. The
work OF taking out the dead will be
pushed as rapidly as possible. The
general impression is that most of the
missing bodies have gone down the
RIVER and may be found miles below.
Frank Miller among the dead has been
recovered. The record now stands six
dead and sixteen injursd d. TIE officers
of the bridge attribute the accident to
the wind. The loss to the company ia
estimated at one hundred and fifty thou
sand. The injured are dong well.
No additional deaths. No more bodies
have been recovered.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. ia large
span of the Jacksonville and Louis
vile bridge across the Ohio river, fell
at half past ten this morning. The
bridge would have been completed in q
few days. One hundred and thirty men
were thrown into the river. The num-
Der. drowned are estimated all the way
from twenty-five to seventy-five. The
bridge timber and iron work and
mangled humanity are lying in heaps in
the river Several thousand people
line either side and boats near the spot
crowded. Heroic efforts are being made
to rescue them.
The accident was due to the Insecure
placing of the travelling crane. The
vino still further loosened it and when
the engines started this morning to
draw it back into it's place, the swaying
of the false work in the high wind,
forced it from the piles on which it was
placed, carrying the bridge down with
it. Two working men saw danger In
time and escape, Forty-one went down
ITO feet INTO the water. The number
killed will not exceed twenty.
The bridge has been under construc-
ton a number of years and several
times interrupted by lack of funds.
Three years ago during the completion
Of the piers an accident happened in
caisson by which twelve lives were lost,
accidents have been frequent since that
misfortune. 1t is said that fifty persons
n all lost stheir lives. The bodies OF
Ed Simmons and a number OF uniden-
titled have been recovered.
At IL o'clock twenty five bodies hor-
ribly .mangled, had been recovered.
Number of wounded not yet learned
though it will be large.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Dec. 16.-The
got of this morning at about
3 o'clock. The weather is better than
was anticipated at this end OF the chan
nel. The Cruiser took q preliminary
run of about three hours before starting
over the course.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The presi-
tents message on the Hawaiian ques-
ion will contain from $500 to 5000
words. The president is now writing
he message. 1t probably will not go
20 congress before next Monday.
Meantime a steamer sails from San
Francisco to Honolulu today or to-
PROVIDENCE, r. T., Dec. 15.-The
situation among the locked out mill
operatives is particularly distressing,
here being great suffering because
Il families being without fuel. Some
.lergymen visited the homss OF the
trikers yesterday and the discovery
hey made caused them to call upon
he authorities for assistance to prevent
he women aud children from freez-
ng.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Tbis after
loon Secretary Carlisle signed letters
alling for the designations of the fol-
owing named officers:
o. G. Bosbyshell, superintendent OF
mint, Philadelphia; Joseph G. Diglin,
ssIstant appraiser. New York; Charles
,. Kimball. appraiser. Detroit: w. U.