Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-02-17


Committee. TIE debate or the Blanc
silver seignorage bill was them resumed
WASHINGTON, Feb. i3.-The bill
making the first Monday IN September,
| labor day and legal holiday, was re
ported from o. G committee on education
aud placed on file. Cray, Of Deieware.
resumed bis argument On the Hawaiian
question.
PITTsBCRG, Pa, Feb. 13.-ThIee thous-
, against reduction of half cent per
bushel in pay.
NILKEsBARRE. Pa, Feb. 13.-An ex-
tensive cave in occurred at the Gaylord
; slope of the KingtOn coal company at
Plymouth, this IN rning. Seventeen
men are entomted. The rascue-s are
bard at work with but ht'l pa OF
getting them out alive. Nearly all the
men entomb d bava large families and
these are congregated round the pit S
mouth, uttering most distr ssing cries
One m who es aped by a heirbreadte
reports that after lie fall of the root
he heard the men grooming, then ali
was still. He believed that ~! caught 10
the fail are dead.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. I3.-The house
committee on Judiciary have decided to
report favorabiy the resolution for an
investigation into the course Judge
jenkins in restraia ing the employees OF
the Northern Pacific rom quitting
work. The vote in the committee stood
Z to Senator Villas, Of Wisconsin,
appeared before the committee and urge d
that the matter vas % important that
It should got be COnsideIed without
legal advice, because Of the apparent
copfiict between thu Legislative and
judicial branches OF the government.
AsBURY PARK, n j., Feb. l3.-The
heavy wind and snow has nearly
pardlyzed the traffic I'D is growing
worss.
New YoRK, Feb. 13.-The heavy storm
here is quite severe out it ia not
blizzard and no serious damage is
reported. Trans are very much delay
ed.
BosrcY, F76 -. The D lizard IS still
raging. 1t reached It's height at 3 o'clock
this morning but Ea- slightly abated
since. 1t i the severeS' IN many years.
The snow is seven inches deep, street
car lives 81 .,Itd. telegraph and tele-
phone wires down, many schools closed.
General traffic on the railroads south
and east are blocked or more or less
.dly delayed. Many schooners now
ont are anxiOusly looked for, for the
storm is the severest in southern New
England.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 13.-The snow storm
here continues with bitter bit g wind
from the northeast. The snow is nearly
foot deep or the lev and dIifted to
many feet in places Trains are moving
with utmost difficulty.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-Admiral Ben
hams course in Brazil has been fully
approved by the house committee on
naval sffairs, by the passage of Il resO-
luton expressing pleasure and satisfac-
ton at the admirafs euerget and
prompt action.
ATCHIsoN, Kgne., Feb 12.-The police
today took Mrs franklin out of a car
of household goods, billed to Omaha.
in which she had been beating her way
from D cHtur, Ills. She mad So aad
aad been put IN he ear by her husband,
who did not want to ray car fare. She
had been IL the car three days and was
nearly frozen.
DENVER, Feb. 12.-Nauy miues which
were reopened after the panic last sum-
mr., it being possible to operate them
at a small profit with silver al 10 cents,
have Ce, u running IL d loss slrca silver
has fallen below that point. Owners
ar NOW discussing the advisability of
closing down again, and 1t j. reported
they vii axe concerted action 10 that
nj. l. this is done sme.ters will he
seriously hampe-ed rs low grade ore is
sssnt-al for huxing purposes.
San Francisco. Feb. 12.-The Trans
Mi sissippi congress. which cOuvenes
tomorrow, as drawn go this city large
number OF representative men from the
states aLd territories west Il tEe Mis-
sIssippi river. t. Is expected that there
vii. be about 90 delegates in attend
ance. me state OF California viii be
es aec,aliy we'll represented.
1t Is the most important commercial
gatharinR ever called to assemble on
the Pacific coast. The congress opens
a. To. a. m. tomorrow. It's sessions VIII
continue four day.
The Object of the congress is 10 dis
cuss questions affecting the west. That
were tie subject of legislation at Wash
ington, and To speak thr- ugh It's resC-
Int ons TO the national congress. The
irrigation OF ard ands, silver mining
laws, Pacific and Gulf coasts harOors,
the Nicaragua canal and many other
important questions viii come up for
discussion.
Among Inc prominent delegates a.
ready here are President Mcconnell and
Prince, Of New Mexico,
who thinks the irrigation of arid lands
will be the chief topic of discussion.
Boston, Feb. 12-Au evening news
paper has special from It's Honolulu
9 orrespondent dated February con-
ssting OF an interview with President
Dole IN which that gentleman makes
several points not hitherto brought out.
He dwells with emphasis on the clam
that it was the queen herself who was
the insurgent.
".She had reb ll0d against her own
government. 1h.s Revolt on her part
vas equivalent t. abdicatlon. here
as then no government at all" eaid
President Dole. annexation or not, |
the provisional government wa built To
last and was so locked up from the |
first. No re election Of president viii !
aver be allowed"
As 10 the plans for the ia use, Dole |
would state nothing Of 2 definite char |
scter till re IVES set at rest on all |
questions in which the Washington |
government may have int rest.
WASHINGTON. Feb 15.-The president |
- fi.1c nj or. nOu frznGrrI- - a. n 4
,rsss additional Hawaiian corrsspou-
ience. The pTesj entiai n-r5agc is a |
o.lOws:
ITO CAvGBEse: I transmit herewith |
.wo q 20. I hes received a few ja-s EGO !
0ym our minister at Hawai- ana reply |
% re ot th-n from the secret. ~ If |
tate In v the correct version is
/ en- Of au .ut-,v'ew which occurred |
Iovem bar K. 1893, between the secre
airy # state and Thurstor, represent
nc the Hawaiian prov sionaI govern
DeDt at WASHINGTON (S'ened)
GKyVFR CIEVEL.ASD.'