Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15
TELEGRApHIC.


 being entered into between the Chicago University foot ball team and that of the Stanford university, to play game in San Francisco, on New Years day. The Stanford's will play a game first in Los Angeles with the Athletic clubs of that city.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 6-The charge made by Mathew Jepson ORourke that sl5 .000,O ,OOO worth of city bonds have. been duplicated and that the comptrol- lers office has kept the matter under cover for twenty five years, is after investigation, believed to be true. The issue was made during the Tweed regime. Action will be taken against Richard A Sterres, deputy comp troller.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 6.-Four- hundred cloak makers employed by trowbridge $ Clothier went on strike today against reduction of wages from D cents and one dollar, per garment, to 90 and 75 cents per garment. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6-Buckley and Martinet have been held in Sl0,000 bonds for felony, in conhection with election frauds in the thirty fifth assem- bly, district in which it is alleged that Ewing the populist candidate for the assembly, WAS counted out in favor of a republican.
 TOPEKA, Dec. 6-The story of the capture of Hillman in Arizona is not be- lieved by State Insurance Commissioner Taylor here, who says that Hillman has been dead for sixteen years, and that this business is done by the insurance companies to cheat the wife out of the insurance money.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 6-A bullet proof car has been constructed, It has cages which are opened only from the outside by station agents. In these cages will be placed the safes and valusbles and parcels If robbers enter the car they will bs exposed to the fire of the mess engers from the bullet proof partner in | each car.
 ST. MARY, w. Ve., Dec. 5-Al John son left here today with fifty gallons of nitro-glycerine for the oil fields. ca the the way his team ran away and threw him out, iDiuring him severely. Fur ther op the glycerlne exploded from the jar of the wagon. The explosion was felt for forty miles around. No part of the wagon, man or horses has since been found.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Provisions for a uniform rates of postage for United States mails sent to every portion of the globe, with few exceptions, is made in an order issued by Post Master General Bissell. The rates are five cents for each half ounce of mall except for ! Canada and Mexico where the domestic 1 rates of two cents per ounce are applic able, or to the postal agency at Shang- ! hai.
 | SENATE
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The senate showed it's first signs of animation today and although the session lasted only until 2:30 D. ID. there was time enough | for several debates MT. Vests efforts to secure change in the rules in order | to expedite business was the chief event of the day. He was formerly opposed to cloture, but today announced his conversion, Another feature Of the day was sharp debate on OhIna-Japan questions, brought out by MT. Lodges resolution calling for information as to | the treating of Japanese students who were under American protection. NIT. | Petfer made the first formal speech, criticlsing, from Populistic point, the recent issue of bonds and giving bis views on the finance.
 l WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-A resolution was adopted asking the judiciary com mittce to inquire into the action of the secretary of the treasury ID issuing the | bonds.
 | Another resolution was refrred to the | judiciary committee, inquiring as to the use of the United States troops at i Chicago during the late Pullman strike. | ANOTHER COINAGE BILL l WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-Senator Power today introduced bill providing for the free coinage O. silver making a sil- yer dollar to consist of 41213 grains of standard finesness and these dollars to be lega. tender for all debts, public and private.
 HOUSE.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2--The house to- day adopted @ specisl order setting aside each day after the morning hour for the consideration of the pooling o1 bills, the order to continue until the bills have been disposed off, but not to interfere with the conference report and the appropriation bills.
 MT. McRea, from the comm ttee on pu blic lands called up the bIll to pre- vent the free use of lumber on public lands in Wyoming. Texas and Arlzona. | That section of the bull repeating the act of March 3, 1891, limitation of five years against the United States for the institution of suits to vscate land patents, met with strenous opposition | WAS dIHoIucu SO hS tO patents issued to industrial settlers.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Dec. 6.-The weather bureau report that rain has been general during ths past twenty four, hours thr- oughout t. entire territory west of the Rocky NJ ,un taiDs, and the cloudy and rainy weather still prevails. In South western Oregon snow is now falling.
 NEW YORK, Dec 5.-The Stewart Syn diccate mas completed the payment of gold to the New York subtreasury for ths S5O,000,00 bond issue, paying in a total of $50, 4O9, ,429.
 SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. 5.-The Post Iutelligenner has dioIded to send an ex- ploration party to climb Mount Ranler for tho purnoSa of ascartalnQ the eX-