Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-31
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sn1JeQ 10 Inc west ana the Ice began
moving out Most of the hunters
aeached the land but forty were carried
out and the Ice field began breaking up.
Vessels could not so to their rescue till
yesterday. These returned today and
reported that most of the castawaye
were brought near the shore by the tides
and swan to land. Eight were nearly
dead from the cold and nine are still
unaccounted for. OF these six were
found ali badly frostbitten. Four were
on foe three of whom were frozen
to death and the third so badly frost.
bitten that he may die.
DENVER. Colo, March Co. Van
GlyLn IN the district circuit court today
dismissed the contempt proceedings,
the injunction against Mayor
II re and the fire and police commits
missioners, Barnes and NJ ullins and en-
powered,,the latter TO assume the seats to
which they had been appointed by Gov
ernOr Waite, at once.
WASHINGTON, March 26-Ths fatal
termination of the i'll ess Of United
States Senator Alfred Holt Colquitt, of
Georgia, which has been anticipates
any moment for several daye, came
early this morning. AS the end appro-
ached his breathing became labored
but he lapsed into Inconsistencies
and suffered so pain. He died at 2. ID.
PITTsBURG, Pa, March 90. An
OF on OH
j. 5. Coxey for 5000 for mill supplies.
on the ground hat he had abandoned
his business 10 led the Industrial
army to Washington. When he reaches
the border of the cauvty he will be
arrested and brought Lere and required
to give bail. The company organized
here 10 accompany him disbanded.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-There is
said to be strong probabilities of new
to be called at the invitation of Mexico.
a we'll founded belief is that it will
take place next autumn.
Romero, Mexican minister, declines
TO speak on the subject, but it is under
stood that he brought the matter to the
attention of the state department.
SAN Francisco, Cal, March o.
James Gllpay, plumber, was killed
by blow from the first of an unknown
man on Market street early this morn
ing. Gilday had addressed two women
and their male companion sought 10
punish HIM with the result stated.
OMAHA Neb. March 26.-The union
Pacific telegraphers have compromised
With officials OF the road. They
talked the matter over with Supt Korty
and his rec m'nendat'on was submitted
to presIdent Clark who approved il. The
exact terms are not known but the men
claim a victory. They secured all the
concessions demanded.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Carnegie,
Phipps Il Company have paid the gov
ernment 5140,44S, the estimated loss
frauds in SrmOr plate which
been carried on in the steel works.
These frauds were made known TO the
navy department by workuen IN the
employ OF the Carnage works by
previous agreement. Informants
receive $50 100
FRESNO, Cal, March ga sensation
in the Heath trial, this morning was
caused by the testimony of Mrs. Cora
Palmer who on thu night Of McWhirter
murder was taking her husband to
town to take the 2:30 train. She passed
a buggy containing Reel Terry. the city
attorney. 4 p zee Of burning cloth had
been thrown cut Of thu buggy which set
fire to the grass by the roadside. She
stamped out the fire and picked up
partially consumed cloth which proved
to be a black cloth mask ard handker-
chief bearing the name of r. l. Heath.
The handkerchief WAS given in testi-
mony. Mrs. Palmer is dying from con-
sumption and had to b. broght t. the
court on bed. Her testimony mads
pr found impression Heath was visi-
ably affected.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The hearing
In the Pollard Breckenridge case was
resumed this morning. Judge Bradley
Dp-ned the es,ion with a decision a. 10
he admission Of certain afiidayits OBJ
ected to by the prosecution. He ex-
'!ud-d tn pos i'm Of Dr. Lewis who |
.eposed that CoioGel Swope had com |
o HIM to gel hun 10 peri criminal |
operation on IA Miss Pollard, on the |
ground that IT was haarsay. He aG- |
nltted the deposition of Rosele, the |
nan TO whom Miss Pollard vas en-
tagged to at one time, on the ground |
hat Miss Pol aids maturity and charac-
er bad been brought into the case by |
Ter claims that she was an inocent |
chool girl Whsn s-duced by Brecken-
ldge. One or two other deposit ons
we're admitted, Trough the judge ex-
PRESSED a regret that be could 3Ot ex-
Jude them on account of their filthy
haracjer.
WASHINGTON, March 2i.-President
'Ieveland's private Office at the ex-
cutive mansion, was scene of unu-
nal activity today, as the Leading
liver men Of congress appeared de-
,re him to urge that he sign the
land bill. At one time there Were
fteen of them ranged around the
and eutreating with him.
hey came singiy and in state del
cations.
kepresent atiYes Williams, Forman
I'D Mcdonald, IF Illinois, were pre- ent.
it'll Representatives Martin, Brook
lire and McNagny. of Iowa. Accom-
anying them Was son OF ex-Secre-
Try Of the treasury McCulloch, who {
lme as a western ba ker, TO urge
le signing of the bill. Representative
ryan was there to urge the d, sire of
Ie far northwest that the bill he
gned. 6
r preventative McMillin of the WAYS {
id means committee was Just back J
ON g visit to his state, which sat {
fed hin, he says, that silver veto l
cant DOlitica disaster. Repre- senta-
yes Tucker and Wise OF Virginia :
ere there, with the Virg MIA senator.
r. HuntOn, on the same mission.
representatives. Patterson Of Tennessee
'heeiar Of i labamS. C4rruth of Ken