Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-02

juror has been secured so far.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 25-The Board of Trade firm, Wm. Young & Co. failed today. The firm is one of oldest on the board.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Edwin Quinley, municipal bond forser today Was sen- tence1 tc fifteen years and six months imprisonment by Recorder Golf.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Hawaiisn question was taken up in the senate to- day. Allen argued that the plain duty of this government was to open negotia- tions toward annexation.
 TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 25-BeDi .min Molgsts, a we'll known resident of this state, fell from Northern Pacific train. between Tacoma and Puysllup, this morning, and was killed.
 MIDDLEBU.G, Pa, Jan. 25.-Two members of a sleighiDg party were in- st -ntly killed and five others were badly injured by being struck hy tram on the Pennsylvania railroad this morning. The noise made by the sleigh bells prevented them hearing the train.
 ALBANY, Jan. 9 The minority report of Senator Cantsr of the Lsxow investi- gating committee wac submitted to the senate today. He proposes that the mayor appoint police commission de- partment to have the power to examine all matters effsoting the department so there can be no rcoccurrence of the evils fonnd to have existed.
 BROOKLYN. N. r., Jan. 25-The strike is nearly over and today may see the strikers returning to work as individuals for the railroad companies say they will not treat through the executive commit tee. Tho cars are running on nearly all the lines, through not with a full compliment, but the great tie is TO en. The Nineth regiment has been ordered home and the Seventh will be ordered back tonight.
 BROOKLYN, N, Y., Jan. 25-A bowling mob in front of the Seventh Precinct station. Greenpoint, IS surrounding a 6 ring of cars, deserted by the motor men. The pol,ce are powerlees. The mob is smashing windows. A dynamite cartridge was exploded on Myrtle avenue, and many windows were broken.
 BROOKLYN, Jan. 25.-What is suppos- ed to be dynamite cartridge was pick ed up this morning in Flatbush avenue and Fulton street. It was sent to the navy yard for examination.
 Early this morning the police fired on & wagon full of men cutting wires. All escaped. The strikers say they are de- termined to hold out. Nineteen new men were kidnapped and taken prisoners to the strikers headquarters.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Judge Gsynor of the Supreme court of Brooklyn this morning reserved his decision on the application of the writ of mandsmus to compel the Brooklyn Heights railroad run cars.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 25.-Snow has been falling here since shortly after midnight, and at noon there is no sbate ment. IL is not cold. West of here in Kansas the storm IS severe, accompan jed with very low temperature.
 ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Tbe worst sleet storm in years prevailed today, but beyond prostrating few telegraph and telephone wires. little damage wss done LONDON, Jan. 25.-Severe storms pre- vail along the coasts of Great Britain, France and Holland. In Scotland the fall of snow is particularly heavy.
 PARIS, Jan. 25.-The betrothal of Lucie Faure, daughter of the president of France, to Paul Deschanel, member of the chamber of deputies has been an- nounced.
 PARIS, Jan 25.-Faure has summoned R:bot to for 8 cabinet.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-The president today appointed E. E.. Thrift postmsste ter at Stockton, Calf.
 BENTON HARB0R, Micb., Jan. 24.-A steamers Hull, probably that of the Chicora, was sen floating of Glenn Haven, twenty miles north, at noon to day.
 VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. 24-The Alert and Ranger left the navy yard this morning, 1t is said, for San Diego direct. They will probably be away two months and may bring up at Honolulu.
 HIROSHIMA, Jan 26-A despatch re ceived at Japanese headquarter' from Admiral Ito, announces that tie Chi nese warships lying in the harbor of Wei Hai Wei and the Chinese forts and ter pedo boats opened firs upon the Jap snese fleet, Jan. P, without effect.
 LONDON, Jan. 26-A despatch from from Vienna ssys the relations between Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, and Aus tria are becoming worse. Rumors are afloat of conspiracy to depJse him.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 Isaac R. Gray. minister to Mexico, who is on leave of absence for six weeks, will leave for Mexico Monday. If the appeal of President Cleveland is fsvorably enter tsined, Gray will probably cooperate
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