Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-23
TELEGRApHIC.

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 vention to form a new national party
 met today with thirty one delegates
 present. H. E. Cole presided, and in 1T
 address said that prohibition was tbe
 main plank upon which it was intended
 to organize the party, although free
 coinage and other political issues would
 be brought in later.
 | SACRAMENTO, Cal, March IA Neither
 Senators Bggs nor Dunn were presen,
 when the committee of investigation
 met thie morning. Dunn was in the
 senate cham Der and Biggs ia San Fran
 CISCO. Attorney Foote Said Bisgs was
 preparing to prove all he said The committee adjourned tili tomorrow.
 The assem- bly, by vote of 43 to 22
 refused to concur in the senate amend
 ment substituting tbe word finale" ir toe wonan's suffrage bill.
 l SAN FRANCISCO, March 14-Ser ator Biggs sad the bribery affair has passed out of my hands and the people have charge of it. IT there is a desire to get at the bottom facts the senate will not adjourn without purging itself 1 DUBOIS, Pa March 1.-The Bank of
 Dubois closed today. No statement has yet been gwen out. The depositors are much frightened.
 | LARAMIE, Wyo. March 1.-The i'm mense building of the Trabing Conner cial Go. with a large stock Of goods was completely destroyed by fire today. The loss is probably Sl5O, ,OOO; insurance s6O 900. Watkins store adjoining the Trsb- ing buildings was crushed by falling walls. The stock is buried. Four men were injured; James Foster is dead; George Cordiner a university student cannot live. Meyers dry goods con- pany's stock is destroyed. WACO, Tex, March 1.-The Texas Cotton Palace, burned last January, is to be rebuilt.
 WASHINGTON, March 14-Captain l.. G. Shephard, chief of the revenue cut ter service in the treasury department, is dying of pneumonia.
 NEW ORLEANS, La March 14-Judge King, in the impeachment proceedings against Mayor Fitzpatrick, today decid- ed in his favor on three charges. HAMILTON, O., March 14-Ex- Cover nor Campbell drank amonie by mistake for water at dinner last night. Physi cians saved his life but he is suffering terribly.
 MARSHALL, Mo. March 14-The Cor der Bank, twenty miles east of here. was wrecked by burglars last night. The vault was entirely destroyed by dyna- mite. The burglars were scared by the explosion and fled empty handed. A posse is in pursuit.
 KANSAS CITY, March 14-John Noble, John Wolf, E. W. Noland and John Lowe, comprising a gang of counter feiters, were arrested this morning with lot of bogus money in their possession.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 14-Arthur White, who was ordered to leave Ha- waii fer complicity Tn the recent revo- lutioD, declares that he will sue the Hawaiian government for heavy dama- ges.
 SAN Disco, Cal, March 1.-The body of dead man supposed to be that of Harry King, the young carpenter who was drowned March 1, at Ocean Beach, was found thls morning in Fall bay, near Moreno station. An inquest will be held this afternoon.
 ALBANY, N. r., March 1.-The assem- bly today passed concurrent reselu- ton to be submitted to vote of the people on the question of woman sui rage.
 WALsENBURG, Colo. March 14-No arrests have been made in consequence of the lynchlne. The bodies of the two Italians have not been found. The citi- zeus generally censure the shooting of the prisoners.
 It is not known whether any of the | Italians lynched were American citizens The Italians here do not talk of retalia- | tion, though feeling among them IS .n- tense.
 NEW ORLEANS, March 14 Every thing Is quiet on the rlver front and work Is being resumed along the line. The work | IS now going on at the Harrison line wharf under military protection.
 Troops mum bering 250, are guarding | the wharves. each man having A rifle | and twenty rounds of ammunition. The | >olored screwmen expect to all go to 1 work st 10 o'clock.
 HONOLULU. March '. per steamer Arawa, via San Franc sco, March IA The excitement oAer the recent rebel lion here is gradually quieting down. The Hawaiian government is now di- recting its principal attention towards the abetters of the insurrectionlsts who are now on American soil
 APIA, Samoa, Feb. ?, Der steamship Arawa, via San Francisco, March H. The big German mercantile firm of Frings & O., which was brought into unpleasant notoriety through importing md selling rifles and ammunition to re- oels, has been forced into insolvency.
 A scandalous rumor was recently started here duplicating the late Rob ,rt Louis Stevenson and family in i'm porting guns and amm unition for rebels. Los ANGELES, March 14-News reach 'd this city today of the accidental leath of P. J. Bolan, formerly U. s. dis rict attorney of Arizona. He fell town stairs and broke his neck.