Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
TELEGRApHIc.

can national executive committee met
in secret session at noon today. The
principle questions to be considered
relate to finances and the establishment
of committee headquarters. Republican
politicians of all degree swarmed in the
parlors of the Washington hotel during
the forenoon. The committee divided
on the question whether to maintain
permanent headquarters for the educa-
ton of voters or merely to open head
quarters for each campaign. The place
for headquarters is divided between
New York, Washington and Chicago.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Jan. 1.-The in
auguration of Gov. Frsk L. jackson
took place today. At his request no
demonstration was made owing to the
recent death of daughter of ex-Gov-
ernor Boies.
PARIS, Jan 1.-THE Brazilian minis
er has received disI atch from Rio
emphatically denying the report that
President Piexto, had resigned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lit Is under
stood that the senate commerce COM
mlttee have agreed to report unfavorably
on the nomination of Scott Harrison, a
brother of ex-President Harrison, to be
surveyor of customs.
KANSAS CITY, No., Jan. 11.-Ex-Com-
missioner Blount went this morning
before the senate committee investigat.
ing Telatione of this country with
Morgan.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-After routine
business the tariff debate was resumed
in the house. Breckenridge, democrat
OF Kentucky, took the floor and fol-
lowed by DiDgley, of Maine.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ia tardy dis
patch has been received at the Hawaiian
legation which arrived by Warimoo at
Vancouver. 1t advises charge of affairs.
Hastings,- that all is quiet at Honolulu
and that Thursston is to come back to
this country on the City of Picking now
over due at San Francisco.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 1.-THE
democrats are again in possession of the
senate chamber. They went to the
chamber this morning, tapped on the
glass and the republican assistant
sergeant at arms opened the door and
the democrats walked in. Then the
sergeant at arms came and ordered them
out. They refused to comply and he
pushed them out. The senate was than
called order but at once adjourned till
tomorrow.
New CASTLE, Pa, Jan. ia sensa-
ton was created by the arrest of Profess
sor r. @. Hartshorn, principal of the
high school on the charge OF attempt
ing the murder OF Aida and Maggie
Robinson with chloroform. 1t is alleg-
ed that criminal operation had been
performed on Aida and the child crem-
ated in ne kitchen stove on New Years
day. The attempted double murder
was to conceal the crime. Aida is still
unconscious and may die. A prominent
physician stated to be implicated has
fed.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 11-No deve-
lopments of Importance have been made
in connection with the train robbery on
the Burlington road last nigh. Possies
are looking for the robbers but sos far
have been unable the get clues of any
oPfaAChb hCiO HuS NtIl HUBS
money in the express safe and it is not
thought that the haul amounted to over
fifty dollars.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Jan. ia
report is current that Mitchell
expressed some doubt about the $4,000
stake of money not having been put up
as agreed. Billy Thompson was asked
about The matter. There is no truth
in it" be answered promptly. 1--WE all
know very well that the money will not
be deposited in the bank until 10 days
before the fight January %, when
certified checks should be in the hands
of the stake holder, Richard X. Fox
81 gave Mitchell yesterday" said Jim
Hall the hardest Gay training he had
since he came on the island. He ran,
wrestled and punch the bag most vigor- |
ously. 1t knocked six and half pound |
off of him. When he began in the morn
ing he weighed us pounds. When | got |
through with him his weight only 1851 |
pounds. Mitchell will gain most of |
this back before the next "a hours. He
will fight only at pound or so less than |
$50.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. PA city |
license was issued today for the Corbett- |
Mitchell contest Jan. %, and for the |
colored boxers Perry and Wilkinson |
Monday. The latter is looked upon as
a test case. The Duval club officers |
laugh at Governor Mitchell's threats |
and say the contest will certainly come |
off on the 25th. The local military |
officers say that their men would |
probably refuse to turn out and that no |
dependence could be placed on them,
so if state troops are called out, COM
panies from the outside of this county |
must be called. The situation is at |
white heat and all parties are in |
ferment over the daily events.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 12.-During q heavy
storm last night number of sailors &C
by ferryman, started out in
a boat to go to Locust Point. The boat
was swamped and five sailors and the
ferryman drowned The other were
by Tug. The drowned sailors
came from the British ship Warecan.
Their names were, Neal Finleyson, w.
FL. Nelson, Ii. ]. Wilson. John Hughes,
and Peter Safranski. The name of tbs
ferryman has not yet been learned.
NAohlNOION, Odu. IL uo COulllI-
Zee on coinage decided to report favo-a-
ply by vote toS. BANDS bill direct
ng the secretary OF the treasury to coin
he silver Sc gnorage in the treasury.
The bill as agreed on directed the secre-
airy to Immediately issue silver certif-
;ates TO the amount of the seignorage
'qual to $50, 156,6Sl to be at once
for current government ex-
'enses, the seignorage to be coined as
asst as possible to redeem the certifica-
es.
DENVER, Jan. 11.-In the house to-
lay member from Ell Paso county I
reated a sensation by introducing the
resolutions: at looks like the
evil for members OF the ninth general 6
ssembly to be stopping at the sump- I
uous hotels of Denver and be drawing S
even dollars per day from the imnover- 7