Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-27
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light will take place. Charles il in
one of his tantrums and like some
his former moods this will be dissiosted
before nightfall. There is ABSOLUTELY
nothing for Mitchell to do but fi,ht."
Those who are on the inside are
beginning TO laugh at the rumor of
Mitchell's spraIned ankle. He was said
to have hurt it going up a lighthouse
stairs, but as nobody was with him at
toe time the sprain is not authenticated
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22-An af er-
noon paper publishes the statement that
the bandits, Evans and MOrel, are safe
w out of the state and are sailing on
the high seas, free from pursuit. L. is
said that Evans sent to friend in All
iona a narration of his adventures after
his escape from jail at Fresno. After
capturing the buggy, instead of driving
out of town, AS WAS generally supposed,
he drove to A siding of the Southern
Pacific railroad. The bR5dits entered
box car, the door of which had been
left open by a brakeman in considera-
ton OF $50. The car bad previously
| been stocked with provisions. Calves
ton Texas, was reached in few days
and from there they went TO New
q.
Since then news has bee received that
the bandItes got to sea without attract
ing any suspicion and the wide A tlantic
n1w separates them from their pur-
suers.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The nornina-
tion of v heeler III. Peckhgm TO be assO-
ciate justice of the supreme court which
was sent to the senate today, by Presi-
dent Cleveland. sent Ser ator Hill hu--
ryiog about the floor of the senate in a
lively style. He was quickly in consul
talion with members Of the judiciary
committee who will pass npou the NOM
| ination before it is reported 10 the sem
ale. The senate generally thought
Judge Prckham of the court of appeals
| of NV York, was the man, but Hill
explained that such was not the case.
The indications are strong that the
| nomination will be opposed upon the
| atne grounds that Hornbower was.
| Peckhsm IL independent IN p7litics and
| is said t. have bolt d the nomInntion
| for Hill for governor in 1885 and 1888.
| The Now York senators were not con-
suited by the president in making the
| selection.
PREsCOTT, ARR, Jan. 21.-W. A.
| CLARK, the millionaire mining man OF
| Butte, Montana. and an owner of the
| United Verde Copper company nliues at
Jerome, this county, has placed IA corps
of engineers in thu field to survey Il
line for narrow guage road from a
point on the Santa F., Prescott &
| PIX eniX railway 70 his minee, distance
of twenty eight miles. He expects to
complete the road during the present
| year.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The committee
on foreign relations reported favorably
| the following resolutions: Resolved,
from the facts and papers land before
the senate it il unwise and inexpedlent
under existing conditions to consider
at this time any p oject for the annex
alton r tie Hawaiian islands to the
United States; that the provisional
government therein having been duly
recognized the highest international IN
terests requires that 1t shall pursue its
own lire of policy, ard any foreign in
terventiOns in political affairs in these
islands would be regarded as an act un-
| friendly to the government OF the United
| States TurpIe. who reported the re-
| solution on b=haif OF the committee
said ne WIS directed by tae committee,
| to ask it's immediate consideration as
it was the unanimous expression Of
the committee excepting the di sent of
| Senator Dolph to the first cla use.
Turpie further explained that the re-
solution had no relation to the special
| investigation now being made by the
| committee. Teller objected TO imme-
diats consideration on the grounds that
ii had not been printed, end Mills gave
notice that when It came up for con-
sidera;Ioh ne wonId ask for a division of
the que~tiOD. So the resolution went
over under the rules.
4 Dill for commissioner at the
Antwert exposition was presented by
MandersUn.
CHICAGO, Jan. 23.--A severe blizzard
with drifting snow and low tempera-
lures prevails throughout most of tn
west and northwest.
PARIS, Jan. GA bomb has been
found inside Of the main entrance of
the magazines Du Printemrts on the
Boulevard HauzmsnD. The hremaD
who discovered the BON managed 70
extinSuish the fuse The explosive
contained chlOrate of pota- b.
CENTER POINT, Ark, Jan. 23.-News
has just been received from Polk county
of battle between VIM. and Crockett
MiZe on OGe side aud t9o brothers
named Dancles on the other. Ia the
quarrel over some business traG. actions,
the Mize boys were both killed ard oGe
of the Dancles died shortly aftergard.
All were DoosEiners.
BERLIN. jan. 23 The creates impor-
tancs is attached throughout Germany
20 the reconciliation. especially in
regard t. its effec; on the internal
policy az 10" gov irnment. Il Is
ann u ed tat B ira in full accord
with q p.Isl and Bieb- rste. AgrarIas are
dOwncast but com mercial circles rel ice
and Il general rise 10 stocks followed
the announcement. Everywhere there
is evidence of rejoicing at the reconcile
zion bet"t=n the Emp ror and the
grand chancellor.
New YORK, jan 23.-Another party |
of Mormon missionaries Gu their way TO |
Europe ure in town. They registered |
at the hotel as Wn. Buckheed of |
Nephi Utah; Jams Larson, Spanish !
Fork, Utah; Christopher n. ThOmp- |
son, Levan, Utah. All are old men !
Wi b long gray beards. Two weeks ago |
a party OF OF niue sailed from New |
York for Europe and these three are the |
rear guard of the same party. They will
remain abroad yeer and pros yte for
IN scandinavian couptri.s.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan 23-Ths |
a gument on the bill praying 'oc al IN
junction u restrain the sheriff from 10
terfering with the Corbett Mitchell!
fight was. called in the rcuit court tn
morning. TIE report is that the Judge
will call for arguments. both sides be-
Jog reDreSented TnA iudOa If ion