Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-22

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 19-The senat committee on foreign relations at meeting today decided to report favor ably the Japanese treaty at the next ex ecutive session of the senate.
 PORTLAND. Or, Dec. 19.-News hs reached here that the schooner Mar. Gilbert, Captain Dodge, from San Fran cisco to Alsea bay for lumber, wen ashore on the night of the 18th instan just inside the entrance to Alsea bay She will probably be total loss,
 PITTsBURG, Dec. 19-The miners o this district are still undecided whether or not to make fight against 20 pei cent reduction of wages. At a conver tion today a motion prevailed that tht out be reslsted, but later this action wal resoinded and it was decided to holc another meeting Friday and take fina action.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. I8--AD unknowI man, whose bruised and battered body was found at Ninth and Harrison streets early yesterday morning, has been iden tified at the morgue as Robert McGreg or, pioneer Californian, who formerly was engaged in the hotel business 1T several interior towns ard who was late ly employed as cook in the Alameda county hospital. Death is supposed tt have resulted from beating.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. l8.- Representa- tive Bland, of Missouri, will move tt strike out all the enactIng clause in tht Carlisle currency bill now before tn, house ard substitute measure he hal prepared for a currency system bsseC on com and coin notes. MT. BlRnd' plan does not interfere with the exist ing national bank system, but instead of allowing the banks to issue notes, a the Carlisle plan proposes, Mir. Blanc proposes that the government issu, notes, calling them coin notes. Thes, are to be redeemed in gold and silve coin and the government is to coin botl metals.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1S.-R. Porte Ashe was suspended as guardian of tn, estate of Sarah Althea Terry, incompe tent, by Judge Levy today, on the pc tition of Thomas RI. Williams, Jr., wht alleges that Ashe has been guilty of neg ligence and csrelessness in the manage ment of the property of the unfortunatt woman, who is now at the Stockton insane asylum.
 It is said that Ashe has made no pro vision for supplying her with the com mon necesseries of life. or with proper attendance. Her property also is said to have been neglected, the rem collected. Ashe has been absent in the east for year. Judge Levy has appo inted Williams acting guardian.
 NUevA LAR DO, Mex. Dec. l9-Geral- do Salsa a revolutionist, extradited from San Antonio, has been brought here anG it is understood that he will be shoi without the formality of trial. It i: guilt was established in the proceedings.
 PHILADELPHIA Penn. Dec. 19-George s. Young, of the Frankfort foot ball eleven and who was injured Dec. 13 in 8 game, is dead. As result of kick on the head an abscess formed at the base of the brain.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 19-George H. Barbour B young insurance clerk, supposed to have been murdered at Pans, Ills., walked into the morgue today where half dozen of his associates had gath cred to identify the body. Barbour's father was present and an affecting scene followed. The body of the young man found was buried near the railroad track at Psns, had been fully identified by his father as that of his son. Young Barbour refused to say anything re- yarding his disappearance.
 YOKOHAMA, Dec. 1S-[Per steamer Empress of India, Victoria, B. c. The of Japanese newspapers tell ghsstly and revolting stories of at rocities committed by the Chinese when ,ver accident had thrown small bodies of Japanese soldiers into their power. The mutilations inflicted by savages up- on their victims are not so horrible as some which the malignant ingenuity of he Chinese have invented. 1t Is ru- nored that after witnessing one of the most narrowing of these spectacles, a group of hideously dismembered corpses were exposed at the side of the road eading into Port Arthur, numbers of ,he conquering army threw aside all ,elf restraint and showed DO mercy to hose of the enemy whom they next en- .ountered.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. 1S--Import- mt report has been made to the gov ,rnor by A. H. Rose, commissioner of blic works. It recommends that the Tuba, Bear and American rivers be turned into the American Basin, a ,wampy depression which IS declared to De undralnabls. This plain, it is declar- ,d, wopld enable hydraulic miners to operate along the banks of the streams mentioned. The mining debris if the plan is adopted would spread over the swamp and in the cours of time make new and and valuable land. This, tde says, would put an end to the great question of disposing Of hydraulic mining debris.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 1S-At police head quarters in Newark, N. J., are family of father, mother and five children, who tramped it from Texas. The father. Charles N. Roberts, said he had been @ small farmer near Browning, Texas, and when crops failed last sum. ner for the fourth time he determined to go in search of his brother, William B, whom he believed to be in Newark. With s65 Roberts says he left Texas the middle of September. They lived on ,hsrity, sleeping in barns. At Tender son, Kentucky, they were all laid up with la grippe. At the end of that tune all their money was gone. Their long, ,st stretch of tramping without ride If any kind was 285 miles through h. lisna end Kentucky. Roberts could ind no trace of his brother in Newark.
 NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1S.-The funeral