Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-02-03
TELEGRApHIC.

morning at 7o'clock, @. w. Leach was
found dead in his room at the Holbrool,
house. strong smell of gas attracted
the attention of the people about tho
house and Leach's room wss entorad
when he was found as above. The da'
ceased was Ia his usual excellent health
last night, and was playing whist in the
hotel with party of friends. He retired
shortly after 10 o'clock and il is SIM
posed that when he turned out the oss
| that he turned the screw too far and
death was the result of asphix cation.
The evening telegraph learus that C..
w. Leach Is wealthy mining
man and has been here about ore week
| looking at gold mines. For the mast
twenty-five years he has benn operating
mines In Ariz )na, Colorado and Mexico
and Is well known in all mining circles
| in California. He leaves a wife at
| Tempe, Arizona. BE was native OF Ohio.
| aged about "a. Death was purely ac-
/ cIdeDtal.
PlTTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 29.-Tbe Strik-
| ing coal miners 10 the Mansfield district
| seem totally cowed by disastrous defeat
/ Of the attack on the Beading mines.
Peace prevailed in the district Sunday
anG last night and the b lief of the au-
thorities Ia that no concerted attack will
| Oe made 1t Is known however that the
| foreign miners have formed a society
| aud surrepetitius attempts to destroy
property is not unexpected. All sorts
of rumors of miners in hiding, ready to
make attacks are afioat, but it is not
believed that they are we'll founded. A
| large mass meetings of miners are now
| In session near Mansfield, 1t is being
closely watched.
FRAKFoRT. KY, Jan. 29.-The we'll
known bankers Solomon Il Mas have
allied.
TRALEE, Jsn. 29.-The British bark
Port Yarrock was wrecked and all of the
crew numbering .. were drowned.
Hancock. No, Jan. 29-Jack Decker,
son of a wealthy farmer was shot and
killed j. NJ. Dunkin, a prominent
merchant. The killing was the result
of an old grudge.
WooDvILLE, Pa, Jan. 29,-The Sheriff
has received information of plot by
Slavs, at Bower hills to raise the red
flag this afternoon and declare for blood
Additional deputies were sent there.
There is now over thirty rioters IN the
Jail at Mansfield.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80 - Senator
Walcott presented a memorial of the
Colorado legislature, heretofore publish
ed, repudiating the proposition of
governor Waite that the state proceed
to coin silver, was read and referred
Stewart introduced a resolution declar-
ing that in the judgement of the senate,
Carlisle has no legal authority TO issue
bonds.
ROME, Jan. 29-Burglars last night
broke open the safe of the American
egaiion. The explosion wrecked the
room. and broke bust OF Washington.
They buDed all the papers they could
lay their hands on and destroyed a
valuable library IF the legation. There
is no clue to the burglars.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-R9sina Vokes of
the famous Vokes family, died today.
Miss Vokes was 40 years old, She went
on the stage at the age OF six months.
In 1877 she married Cecil Clay and
retired from the stage for time but
returned to it again. She had been
suffering from overwork in the United
States, closed atour there and sailed for
glad the mdle of last December.
Topeka, Kans Jan. 80 The general
passenger agent of the Mexican Central
railroad, at chihuahua, Mexico, tele-
graphs general passenger agent, NichOl-
son, of the Santa Fe road, that the
government troops overlook and
surrounded the bandits at Arroyo del
Mangona and defeaten them, killing
%. including the famous Lugand, and
taking % prisoners. Victor Ochoa
escaped but is certain to be captured.
ZURICH, Jan. 9-Ansrckists marched
to the Italian legation and fastened
red and black dagsover the door. The
Police interfe red and in a riot which
followed many we're wounded on both
sides. Sixteen prominent rioters were
arrested.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-Ths Gar
is seriously i'll Of enhuenza, bronchitis
and inflammation of the lungs. His
temperature on Saturday night was
lob. He was somewhat better last
night.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 The general
debate on the int rnel revenue bill was
opened in the house today by Mcmillan,
or Tennessee. He began by attributng
the present depression in business to
the protective policy of the republican
party
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Before Nc
MILAN began his address McCreary,
chairman of the foreign affairs com
nittee, reported his resolution express
ing the sense of tue house on the |
Hawaiian situation. The minority |
we're gwen leave to submit their views. |
The house then went into committee |
of the whole on the tariff bill, aud Nc |
MILAN offered as an amendment to the |
provision imposing tax one dollar per |
thousand on cigarettes, the entire |
internal revenue bill. :When the reading |
of the bill was completed Mcmillan was |
recognized to open debate in favor of |
the amendment which he proceeded to |
do.
WASHINGTON, ID c., January "a
Ex-Gov. Zulick, of Arizona, is one of
the number of persons here in Washing
ton at ths present time urging the |
admission of the Territories to state
hood. Mr.. Zsulick has submitted
peculiar document in support of the
claim of Arizona for admission. He |
takas the ground that it is entitled to
in the first place, by the
treaty under which the Territory was
acquired. Mr.. Zullck has also included |
In his argument a statement that |
Congress has not no right to Tx any
limit as to population or assessable
value Of property in admitting State.
In other words, according to this
argument, Arizona would be entitled to
Statehood # it bad only had 10000 |
people instead of $4,000, including
1000 Chinese and other persons not |
to tizenship.
A powerful lobby is at work here in
behalf of Arizona. Utah ard New
Mexico, and the probabilities are that
all three Territories, and perhaps
Oklahoma, will be admitted to State
hood before Congress adjourns.
BUENos AYES, Jan. 30.-It is report
ed here that affairs at Rio Janalro are
most critical. Heavy firing has been
and it is said that a United |
States war vessel has been engaged /
with the result according to one report,