Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-08

election.
 PHITA, Dec Tn a fire in the fashion able boarding house of Mrs. c. B. Reeves at SIS South Bread, street, Mrs. Ella Ray Smith and Mrs. Cullenden, both boarders. were soffocated. DETROIT. Dec. 1.-The jury case of Frederick Marvin, ex-president of the Third National bank, charged of em- bezzlement disagreed and were discharg- ed.
 PITTsBURG, Dec Ion Tuesday next the plateglass manufacturs will hold a meeting for the purpose of effecting ombination that will involve immense interests. The plants represented will be worth S20,00O,000, employing about 10000 men. The production ia to be enlarged and prices advanced. Every plant in the United States in operation is interested.
 SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Cal. Dec. 1-| Fredericks, the murderer of Banker Herrick in San Francisco and whose case is on appeal in the supreme court, attempted to commit suicide about o'clock this morning in his cell by set- ting his bed on fire and allowing him self to be sutfocated. He was disceov- cred and removed before he had accom- plished his purpose.
 GRAND FORKS, N. D. Dec. 1.-Iu the United States court here twelve "Coxeyites" were arraigned for trespass- ing on the Northern Pacific right way, in seizlng trains and shooting marshals at Dawson. Neil Edwards, who was ar rested with rope in his possession with which it was intended Co hang Marshall Will, will appear as witness for the government.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. 1-There is strong undercurrent of belief among members of congress that the Nicaragua canal will receive very earnest consider ation during the next session of con- gress, which begins Monday. This feel ing is especially pronounced in the house and prevails particularly among the southern members. Even those who, like Bailey of Texas, oppose the bill on constitutional and economical grounds, concede that this question will receive early attention, and most of them are of the opinion that the pros poets of it's success are good.
 MT. Cooper of Florida, says nothing could restore the popularity of the dem- ocratic party as the authorizing of the construction of the canal. "The demo- cratic party" hs sad, ''is the party which added the Mississippi valley and Pacific coast t) our national map. and it is the party ghich should provide for this great enterprise. If they do thls during their short session and provide for more elastic currency and sppor- tionment of federal offices, 1 infer it. will not long be out of power"
 Representative Livingston of Georgia, says: "If the democrats don't act on
 
 1t up when they come in and get all the credit. It is evident .hat foreigners want to control the canal, besides it vas the tacit understanding during the last session that the bill should come before the short session."
 PRINCETON, N. J. Nov. 30.-An epidemic of diptheria has broken out in the Evelyn female college and the institution been closed.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 3O-Dispatches from several points of Oklahoma and Kansss say the drouth which has pre- vailed for two months was broken last night by heavy rain. The wheat crops will now be saved.
 TACOMA, Nov. BOA sensation has been caused in church circles here by Rev. A. F. Kirkpatrick who preached a vigorous sermon yesterday over gamb- ling places and houses of prost luton, which, Parkhurst- like, he proposes to start out and close.
 WOODLAND, Cal, Nov. 30 Knox Is plete his bonds.
 Ja as. muileD, bnotHer menOeT or Jne mediation committee, was surrendered by his bondsmen today. He offered new bonds without delay.
 DENVER, Nov. 30-Ou October 25th Clarence and James Moulton left their homes to stteud an A. F. A. meeting and have net since been heard of. Both were recently married and lived happily. Foul play is suspected.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30-Trans- Mississippi congress adjourned today. William