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Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
THE RAILROAD.
Brief Facts Concerning Track
and Train.

A slight head-end collision is reported
from ella City as occurring last night
1t is alleged to have been between two
freights, engineers, Thurnm and Patter-
son. No one was injured.
Tucson divisions. Two more crews have
just been put on, for the increase in
freight moving eastward.
janice Finly returned last night with
his wrecking crew from clearing up the
wreck beyond Deming which occurred q
few DAYS ago.
Railroad men made the last days of
Jack Hewitt comfortable Yesterday
they performed the last kind offices In
laying the poor fellow to his final rest
All of the Cochise county teachers
speak in high terms of their treatment
in Tucson while attending the institute
there.-Prospector.
Wood has dropped somewhat in prices.
owing to the electric light company
having big supply on hard, and having
temporarily stopped buying.
Two tramps were ordered to cut
wood for the city for the next five days
by the recorder this morning.
Oysters, oysters, fat and fine. 4 can
thirteen nIckeis or SIX and half dimes,
at the Tucson Grocer Co., direct from
the world celebrated oyster bed at Nor
gan City, La. Bulk oysters are not sin
it, in quality to th@se.
The exact date of the starting up of
the Eagle N lis b not been decided o..
Mr.. Shaud the miller, is now in Califor
MIA. He will return the 18th. After his
return the mill VIII be improved and
repaired.
Tee Story OF Kiss" is a splendid
comedy drama of b Oh life in Paris. 1t
is elega tiy staged and ar5istically pro-
duced by \ SIS Merh. In Tucson the
18th.
N j IT New I'd er il indignant over
thu los CT registration fees for the
Chinese merchant xiii yesterday. He
says be will have the body photograph |
ed ard taken TO Collector Crawford's !
office aud measured, and register him
an. way.
A shipment of fat stock OF four cur
10 ads, will 60 out toUiyht to Los Ange-
las. in charge of j. Z Tallmadge Mr..
Tallamadge will find his market when
he gets to Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
What BLAND Saws.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-Blaud says
Carisle's L tier urging the immediate
issue of bonds raj es the bod issue
very sharply as against the pendiDg
Bland Dill to in s'Ignorage.
ut is plain proUositiOn to run this
government IN bonds" he said, "and ia
my locality it would dimn any admin
lstration for all time t. come If executed.
L do not think the secretary has power
to issue bonds under the present l4w."
Bal ey's resolution introduced yes
terday TO restIi the secretary's power
on the issue, has gone to the judiciary
committee. 1t is und -rstood he resolu
tion which is sntagoni tic to he bond
issue will be reported favorabla.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
The Bond Issue.

WAsH INGT N, Jan. 1.-The secretary
of the treasury will very soon, probably
this evening, Oife- 20 the pnb ic enough
bonds t. repenish the gold reserve to
tn extent t. which il Will b. depleted
on February lst, when il vii probably
De reduced 81 about S60000.000 or $685.
O0u,OO0. Ths tunds will lie zen year five
per cent bon.!- An cif-r has been re-
celved from one pr-On tn ks all the
bonds issued, Oul tha secretary prefers
to let the general public have an oppor-
tunity before them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20

Sheriff Olney is IN the city today
h+vi- g brought IN two federal prisoners
II Was much urprIsed and discounted
at the news of the departure of il
cha ges dur ng bis absence
He says there are important prisoners
among them, murderer, one charged
with murder, a dynamitar and rapist
He says there are eight prisoners
not six.
Those who left him so uncere
moniously ard their offences are:
Jseinto dc la Cruz, murder.
Aleiandro LOya, rape.
Plantation Garcia, felony He is the
man charged with blowing up a house al
Morenci two weeks ago.
Pascual Q liroz, misd ~ zanor.
Manuel Ortiz, attempt 10 murder.
Pedro Rios, larceny.
Antonio Moreno, misdemsnor.
There is also another prisoner, whose
name Sheriff Olney does not recall.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
/. Pugs Net Wanted IN Montana,

HELENA, Mont Laa. 1.-Two bids for
the Coroett Mitchell prize fight havs
been SEM from VI ntana. Ore vas from
Helena. stating tnat 40 interior nee
from the officers need be fear d. TIE
attention of Govern II II, charJs VAS call
Ell to the matter tins mOrniog, and the
governor sid: "Prize fighting in Mon
tana is a penitentiary offense, and the
Corbett- Mitchell fight would not be al
lowed in Montana under any c,rcum-
Stances, even if | had 10 call out the mil
tia to prevent IT."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
APPALLING WRECK.
A Passenger Train Run Into With
Fsarfal Results.

CHESTER, S. c., Jan. 1.-THE limited
train. from New Yo to FIcrids, on
the Richmond & Damill. vas run INTO
by Georgia, Carolina 81 Northern train
at the crossing here at l O'clock this
morning. Twenty-Five people are re-
poI tod killed and many injured. The
wrecs is one # the most appalling. In
one Of the sleepers, witch bore the
brunt Of the collision, not passenger is
alive. All possible was done for the
reli' of the iajured.
LATER-LEss SERIOUS THAN SUPPOSED.
CHESTER, Jan. lit has baen found
hat the wreck was not SD serious as at
fl st reported, although the tram was
badly wrecked and many iui ired. No
one was killed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

n SHEER is the stiletto of converse
ton.
KIND words are the music of the
world.
GREAT minds have wills; feeble one'
have wishes.
The manner of giving shows the
character of the giver more than the
gift itself.
SINCERITY, deep, great, genuine sin
cerity, is the first characteristic of all
men in any way heroic.
IDLEaEss is the mother of many
wanton children. They that do moth
ing are in the ready way to do worse
than nothing Star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20

who was reported shot yesterday even
/ ing by Evan and norrel, shot bis own
horse scd ais0 his Coat and that neither
/ Evans nor Morrel has been in the vicin-
! ity. Childers ls the same man who led
tn p1 Sc of officers last week to sur
rou Frsuk Ducy's house, near by.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Bailey of
Texas today introduced the following
| res lulion il the house:
Resolved, It. is the sense of the house
that the secretary Of the treasury has
no authority under the existing law TO
, issue or sell bonds of the u tied States
except such rs is COME red upon him
by lie acts approved January IA. 1878.
and the act TO provide for the resump-
ton of >pec.e pay ments of that M lney
derived from the sale of bonds issued
under The set cannot be lawfully ap-
Piled to sny purpose except those specl-
fed t. erei0. TIE restitution was re-
ferTed to the judici ,ry committee. The
committee is understood to be against
the issue of bonds.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 15.-B fore the
mouse today resolved itself INTO COM
~ ttes Of the whole, fDc the coDsidera-
tim o. the tariff bi !, B Dutelie made an
other fruiiless attempt to bring toward
His Hawaiian resolution. He made an
irnpassionat protest agains thu refu. al
of the house to consider the matter,
saying:
congress should have rlIht to
repudiate the odIum Und,r which it
rests. The democratic majority should
have right to unload from congress
and the democratic party thu burden
of outrage and disgrace" Repu blican
applause.
There ust be some limit declared
the speaker, sharply, Ito the right of
gentleman tn violate the privileges of
the house. There must be some power
in the majority to protect it against
these repeated violations. tn gentle
man will resume his SCAT aud the house
under the ecial ord=r adopted will re-
solve itself in commit OF the
whole for further consideration Of the
tariff bill"
Boutelle tired to tbs rear of the hall.
Richardson took t le chair ard til read
ing of the tariff bill began.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ID. Carlisle has
written a letter &c Voorhees, in which he
makes statement of the CONDITION of
the reasury md of the necessity for
measures for its relief. He says time
OF the house has teen assigned TO the
tariff bill unit the 18th instant and for
this reasoi he appeals to the senate to
take the lat We steps in a measure to
raplenish the treasury. He adds that
if prompt action is rot take by con-
gress 1t will be necessary for him to is
sue bonds und T the existing laws.
Reed, Burrows, DI'Z II, Payne and
Hopkins, republican members of the |
ways and mAaps committee held hasty |
conference trGay and agreed to make |
demand for The recoguIt on Of the repu |
blcan amendments to the Wilson bill |
This action IS due TO the report that |
Richardson. Of Tennessee, who will bs |
in the chair during the consideration of |
the amendments, would recognize only |
Wilson for the committee of amend |
mems. Burrows will insist that Wilson |
has no alO-e right than any other mem-
Der of the h.Use He will urge that |
Wilson is not acting by the authority
OF the full ways and means committee
and that the democratic amendments
be submitted to the republican mem
bers of the committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
Shooting at Prescott.

PREscoTT, ARR Jan 16.-John Rufus
Holder aod Tennessee Alfred were mar
ried last evening. Today at noon while
eating dim r at their residence a mile
and half from Prescott. TWO shots were
fired ut the house one bali struck the
door casing and the other came through
the window str eking and shatterIng the
su ar bowl on the table where they
were eating The parties shot from
ambush in the rocks rear the house.
OILERS Investigated, but found no clue
to the woul be assassins
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
From Under 500 Tons of Rock.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l6.--The inmates
of house at the base of Telegraph Hill
had miraculous escape this morning.
At an early hour 800 tons of rock came
sliding down upon frame structure in
which man named Brown, his wife and
two children and Vicente Glliarda were
asleep. The building was completely
crushed and hardly piece of furniture
was found intact, but the inmates were
all taken from the ruins unframed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
THE JAIL BIRDS FLOWN.
The SOlom0nville Jail Delivered
of All Prisoners.
Eight b2sr, Some of them Hard Cases.
Take ev the Brush-Posses
in Pursuit.

SoLoMoNvILLE, Ariz.- Jan. ISIS
Mrxicans prisoners, all charged with
felony, escaped from Jail here last night
They bad piece of wood saw and a
short bar Of ron They sawed through
the floor aud dug trench under the
jail; therce hoy went through the adobe
wal to f'eeiom. Posses are on pursuit.
Three OF them we're shackled.
Joilor S II o ney was asleep In a room
adj inin. the jail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
He viii Try to Stop the Fight.

move has yet been made by the Duval
Athletic club to arrest the principals in
the boxing match held here last night.
1t was expected a test case will be made
of the contest but the Duval reoole say
DO action will be taken. Mr.. Flagor,
owns nearly all of st Augustine. says
the Corbett-Mitchell fight will not come
off in st. Johns county if he can pre-
vent it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
Through a. Tretle.

NEW YORK, JAG. II. The construc
ton train 10 "A temporary Cad 10 con-
nection with building tie new tunnel
at Fairvien, n j., FL through trestle
this morning and killed one man, and in
jpred lwenty-eight others. A num Der
We're badly Injured that they will die.
All we're Italians.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiIblans
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. For sale by
Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
Missouri LynchinC.

ST.. Louis, Mo-, jar. 17.-It is re-
ported from Winchester. Mo, that John
buchanan, coiored, bn ex-convict who
yesterday nearly beat to death and cri u
'nally assanl Ell bliss :. l.. Munger.
colored, a Miss Allie Ill rrison, was
'yDchsd thus morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
Prompt Action OIL the Eond Cues
ton.

WAsHIYGToN, jap. lit is believed
that Secretary Carlisle comtemplates
taking prompt action on the bond ques-
ton in view of what appears to be the
mpract'cability of securing early rel eff
by congress. The GU irded statements
made by the treasury officials today.
together with other significant facts,
form the basis fos is belief An Off
cial statement is cnobtainable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
McNulty Must Hang.

SACR,MsNTo, Jan. 16.-The governor
today decided that ne will Tot commute
the sentence of John McNulty, s-ntenc-
ed to be hanged on the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1894. in San Francisco. for the
murder Of John Collins, committed near
ly SIX years ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20

To every sufferer from catarrh, no
matter how had Ihe case or OF how long
standing, the proprletors of DIR. Sage s
catarrh remedy say this: IF we can't
cure it, perfectly and permanently, We'll
pay you $500 IN cash." Sold by all
druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
PROPOSALS Waufed.

Proposals will be received up to Satur-
day, January 20. 1891 for building 300
running feet of fence around the Union
Park grounds. For particulars apply to
". S. Read. I'd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
Dance Stationery.

The arrangements of dances and
receipt .ons ruay find something to please
them at the CITIZEN b rooms. In pro-
grams. Invitations, etc. The biggest
and pretti-tt line In Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
Senator Gear Re-eIected

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan 17.-Both
houses of the legislature met IN int
session today and raufisd the eleC-
tiou of John IL. Ge5r IS Uu.ted States
senstor for the tenn commeaclng March
3, 1894.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20

SALEM. Or, Jan. ia credible
witness declares that Mount Jefferson
belched forth cloads of smoke and steam
at sunrise this morning. The phenom-
enon was only visible for few min
Utes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
The Mineral Market.

New YORK, Jan. II.
Lead, weak; domestic. .......3 10
Copper, weak; Lake. 10
SAN Francisco, Jan. 16.
Silver. .0Ss @69
Mexican dollars. 55@551:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20

Simmons Liver Regulator surely
cures headache, Indigestion and all
disorders of the liver.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
Martial Law Declared.
Belched Fire and SmnL.

ROME, Jan. 17.-Martial law has been
declared in Marsa and Carreara.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
HEALTH is WEALTH

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Headache, Nervous Prostrstion caused By thf
use of slcOhoio or tobacco, Wskefulness, Meutsl
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Premature Old Age, Bsrrenness, Loss OF Power
IN either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermst
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20

WE VIII paJ the above reward for any case Of Live
Complaint Dyspepsia Sick Headache, Indigestion. Con-
stipation or COstveness we cannot curs with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions strictly
complied with They purely vegetable and never
fail 20 give satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boxe4
containing 80 Fills, Is Beware OF counterfsita
and limitations. The genuine manufactured only q
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
We Guarantee six Boxee

Iocure any case. With each order received
Is for slx boxes, accompanied with $500 We
viii send the purchaser our written guarantee &c
refund che money Il the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued oaly By GEORGE
i&k1IN. g y gent. ST. Congreesstreet TucsoD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-15

now making her way along the coast of
Brazil. The other three revenue vessels
will make cruise in Bering sea and the
Arctic ocean during the coming summer.
regardless of the result of the diplomatic
negotiations for the protection of the SEALS
Their presence In Alaska and vicinity in
the summer is necessary for the enforce
ment or customs and revenue laws espe-
ciaIly those against the smuggling of al
cohoiic spirits and firearms into Alaska.
one OF the vessels will carry supplies to the
refuge station at Point Barrow, the most
northern point of United States territory
IL Is therefore apparent that although this
government has made no official announce
meat OF its policy on the subject it is mak-
ing elaborate arrangements for the practi-
cal enforcement Of the regulations for the
protection OF the Bering sea fisheries in
anticipation OF the cooperation of Great
Britain. IL Is understood that Russia Ger
many China, Japan and Corea have agreed
to respect the decision of the Paris tribunal
In his message to Congress at the open-
ing or the present session in December Ia ST
President Cleveland referred briefly to the
Bering sea matter as follows
The questions affecting cur relations with
Great Britain have been treated In a spirit
OF friendliness. Negotiations are in nroe
ress between the two governments with a
view to such concurrent action as will
make the award and regulations agreed
upon by the Bering sea tribunal of arbi
tration practically effective: and II ia not
doubted that Great Britain will co-operate
freely with this country for the accomplish
ment OF that purpose"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-15
LITTL E L EAkS OUT
From the Room Where the Tariff Bill
Tinksrs Sit.
The Iron Ore Men Not So Confident
While the Lead Ore and
Coal Men Are.

The Senate subcommittee on tariff was in
session this morning and devoted the entire
forenoon to work on the Wilson bill The
members of the committee declined to give
out any of the proceedings OF the day, say
ing, when questioned, that none of the work
had been final. 1t is known, however. that
members have been giving consideration TO
the representations of other Senators as to
making changes in many of the schedules
of the bill.
The iron ore men are not so confident to-
day of securing duty as they were a few
days since, and there is little question that
II the members of the committee do not
change their minds between this and next
Tuesday the iron and steel portion of the
Dill viii remain as at present.
Inc lead ore men ana the advocates of a
coal duty are. on the contrary, quite conf
dent that II cir wishes are being favorably
considered. Senator Dubois of Idaho, whose
state Is largely interested in lead ore and
VINO mas given especial attention to this
subject, expresses himself as feeling very
little doubt that lead will be taken care of
lie believes that duty of from one to
one ana half cents per pound will be
placed on lead silver ore and is also hone
ful that the provisos in the Wilson hin
Whlch are Objectionable, will be stricken
out.
settled and the members of the COMMITTEES
insist that ii is so, but the prevailing opin-
ion among Senators not members of the
committee Is that a duty is likely, though
OF smaller amount than the Louisiana Sem
ators ask.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-15
OUR VESSELS AT RIO.
No Information at the Department of
Their Going to Sea.

The report that two vessels Of the United
States naval fleet at Rio have put to sea
to avoid the yellow fever has not yet been
confirmed by official advices. 1t is believed
at the Navy Department, however. that
this movement may have been made, as
Admiral Benham has full discretionary au-
thority to change the disposition of the ves-
sells Of the fleet, to protect the health Of
the officers and crews, while retaining a.
sufficient force to guard American interests
at Rio.
1t does not follow because the Newark
and Detroit have left Rio harbor that
they have fever aboard. although il such
were the case they would probably be or
dered at once to some cooler southern port
But some time ago a quantity of naval
stores were shipped to the Newark at
Montevideo and 1t may be that it has been
found necessary for the ship to proceed to
that port to take them aboard. During the
long summer months that the fleet has
been lying in Rio harbor the crews have
been confined closely shipboard and n.
is assumed that to relieve the monotony
of the service Admiral Benham has de-
cided to relieve the ships in detail, sending
tn I'm in pairs perhaps to Montevideo for re-
lief from the intense heat at Rio and to let
the men enjoy run ashore. The DEPART
ure of the Newark and Detroit would still
leave the New York, San Francisco and
Charleston guard at Rio. which would
constitute a force sufficient for any imme-
diate emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-15
LOSS OF THE kEARSARGE.
The Board of Inquiry on This Disaster
VIII Meet in Brooklyn.

Although not yet finally decided, II is
n ore than probable that the court OF IN
quiry which Will be ordered to investigate
the circumstances attending the loss OF the
kearsarge Will hold its sessions at the
Brooklyn navy yard, and that Capt Miller,
now on duty at that post, will be president
OF the court. The selection or Brooklyn
instead of Washington as the place tor the
investigation is due to the fact that ali the
witnesses-officers and crew OF the wrecked
vessel-will be disemharked at that port
upon the arrival of the rescue ship CITY OF
Para, due on the I'D instant. 1t would be
a matter OF great expense to bring these
people to Washington. The court VIII be
composed OF three officers, and another ofrl-
Ger will act recorder
Its duty will be TO investigate the case
most thoroughly, with a view to fixing the
responsibility for the loss OF the ship.
That Admiral Stanton is not regarded at
the department as in any wise responsible
for the disaster is evidenced by the state
ment that the court of inquiry will be COM
posed entirely of officers of a lower grade
AS has been already stated in The Star the
officers believed 10 be most directly a affected
by the investigation are the commander.
the executive and the navigator of the shin.
but. more particularly than even these the
officer in charge of the deck when the YES
sci went aground. Admiral Stanton had
nothing whatever to do with ma yieat ting the
ship. and was aboard OF her more as a pa s.
senger in his official capacity as commander
in-chief of the North Atlantic squadron