Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-09
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company appeared before Judge Walsh of the Adams street police court today to answer the charge of breaking the law by making men work over ten hours day, an attorney asked an adjourn ment until Saturday which was granted
 MILwAKEE, Wis. Feb. 4-An electric car on the Russell avenue line filed with people went through an open draw on the Kinnickinio bridge this morning. The weight of the car broke the ice and it went to the bottom of the river. It is believed that a number of passengers are drowned. The ice broke the win dows but the car only partially filled with water. At this hour nobody is able to tell how many people were in the car but the loss of life is estimated at be- side the motorman. It is believed that ten or twelve people were in the car as SIX were taken ont alive, and others dead. The dead bodies so far recovered are Miss Eplmanp, kindergarten teacher at the Twelfth district primary school, daughter Prof. Eplmsun director of the music school, and John Kennedy the motorman. The bridge was opened to permit fire boat to go through.
 Miss Schmidt Kunz, employed at National Knitting Works was also kill ed. The accident wac due to the care lessness of the motornsn Kennedy, who however, stuck to his post and was kill ed.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. A. Secretary Gresham received 8 cableRram confirm ing the Associated Press report of the rejection ot the Chinese peace commis- eioners by the Japanese, on the ground that their creden tials were defective in not granting plenry powers.
 WAsHINeToN, Feb. 1.-The amended labor arbitration bill was agreed to by the house committee on labor, after conferences with representatives of the locomotive engineers, trsinmen, fremen conductors. It was then reported to the house by Erdmsn.
 CHICAGO, Feb. 4-Judge Grosscup today busted J. B. Greephut from the receivership of the whisky trust. He allowed Receiver Lawrence to remain as representative of the directors, but appointed general John c. McNutt re- ceiver in chief. John J. Mitchell was appointed another receiver to represent the New York stockholders. The deci- sion criticized Greenhut's action.
 TOLEDO, O., Feb. 4-Lockwood's bank at Milan, was robbed by five masked men this morning. The safe was blown open, and they secured about $30,0 ,0O0. They were seen escaping, and lively exchange of shots was had between Cashier Stoddsrd and the gang. Two were captured at Ssndusky. The other will probably be caught soon.
 PROVIDENCE, Feb. A boiler explod. ed at Carpeters ice house this morning killing three men and injuring seven others seriously.
 WAsHINGToN, Feb. 4-Carlisle official ly estimates that the government this year will have 8 surplus of S22, 100000 instead of deficit.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The president today cent some additional Hawaiian correspondence to congress. The chief feature of the correspondence between Gresham snd Tburston was the letter which speaks of possible trouble arising on account of the Hawaiian government having to protect foreigners.
 BROOKLYN. N. Y. Feb. 4-This after noon 1000 strikers marched from head quarters to the pity hall, where they were greeted with cheers from 20,0Oe people. A committee which was to pres ent to the board of aldermen their peti- tiop, consisting of Master Workman Cohnely, East, Collins and Giblin, as cended the steps of the city hall in a body, while the strikers marched around the corner.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Many eastern republican senators are getting letters and telegrams from their constituents urging them to stand by the president and lay aside party feeling and aid in passing a sound currency bill. This has impelled canvass of the senate by several senators and they point out that the apti-silver men are in the minority. The canvass shows 47 for free coinage and 39 against. The sd- mission of Senators Wilson, of Wash ington, and Clarke, of Montana, will increase the free silver vote to 49. The following is the estimate of the free coinage ard anti-free coinage strength:
 For free silver-Allen, Bates, Berry Blackburn, Blanchard, Butler, Gall, CockrelI, Coke, Daniel, Dubois, Faulkner, George, Gordon. Hansbrough, Harris, Hunton. Irby, Jones (Nev), Kyle, McLaurib, Mantel, Martin, Mills, Mitchell. (Ogn), Nor gan, Psscoe, Peffer, Perkins, Pettigrew, Power, Pritchard, Pugh, Ransom, Roach, Shoap. Squire, Ste xart, Teller, Turp!e, Vest, Voorhees,, Waleh, White and Wolcott. Total, Al.
 Against free coinage-Aldrich, Ali son, Brice, Burrows, Conery, Camden, Carey, Chandler, Cullen, Davis. Dix on, Dolph, Frye, Gallioger, Gibson. German, Gray, Hale. Howley, Higgines, Hill, Hoar, Lindsay, Lodge, McMillan, McP Pherson. Manderson, Mitchell, Wis consin). Merrill, Murphy, Palmer. Plat, Proctor, Quay, Sherman, Smith, Villas, Wash burn, Wilson. Total 39.
 MEXICO, Feb. 3-Minister Mariscal and President Diaz held another consul tatlon on the Guatemalsn matter in which the subject of indemnities for Mexico were further discussed. Maris- cal intimated to newspaper correspond ents that the amount and genera. nature of the indemnity due from Guatemala L1 .-