Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-09
during the spring. He proposes to go via Yokohama and the United States.

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 SALEM, Org. Feb. 1.-The House to- day adopted a resolution in opposition to the Reilly funding bill, opposing, however, all attempts at government ownership.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-Tbe president today sent his veto to the senate bill, entitled "Ah act granting the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railroad r1ght o: way through the San Carlos Indian in the terr tory of Arizona, The reason given for the veto is that the tribes heretofore caused trouble, and that to put the road without their con- sent, may cause new outbreaks.
 WASHINGTON, Feb Negotiations preliminary to a bond issue have been entered into but no definite conculsion has been reached. The administration is fully determined to make whatever bond issues circulation render becess ary to preserve the confidence aud integrity of the national finances.
 WAsHINGToN, Feb. 1-An exciting scene occurred in the house this morn- ing when Breckenridge of Kentucky and Heard of Missouri came t. blows ip the center aisle. Heard waj angered be- cause the Hawaiian question was brought forward on the time which was to be devoted to the D DstrIcs of Colum- bia committee. The beginoi of the trouble Is not plain. It was first noticed when Breckenridge spranR forward shouting "you cur, scound- ell and liar, " striking at Heard and missing him. He was seized by other members but each were calling the other "lisr. Speaker Crisp shouted "the sesrgssDt- st-arms will arrest these mem bers. {" Both were brought to the speakers desk. In course of explanation Breckeu- ridge challenged Heard, and demanded personal satisfaction. Both were forced to apologize to the house.
 BRooKLYN, Feb. 1-Debs IS expected here within few dave. Connolly has received an application for 1000 of the bonds on which iptsrest is guaranteed by district assembly No 75 at 5 per cent, and he expects to place the bal ance by tomorrow night.
 CosrIoooK, Quebec, Jan. 3l-Twenty busioess houses were burned today; loss $75,OOO.
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31-Mrs. Chris tian ZindlInger and her year old twin dsuR Rhtsrs were burned to death early this morning in their home. The moth or ran back into the house after being rescued to save her children.
 WAsHIsGToN, Jan. 3l-Vest in pre- seniing the resolutions of the St. Louis chamber of 0 mmerce urging the imme dlste adoption of the presidents re- concentrations, made n strong speect opposing the presidents plan. lie saiC the St. Louis chamber of commerce did not represent the people of Missouri "The president has declared war upor silver" said Vest. ''Hs would make us accessories to this effort to ix a gold standard upon us." m answer 10 the question Vest declared he did not be Iieve there was any possibility of thu finance committee agreeing on any meas ure.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 3I-A telsgraif was received today from Guatemala verifying reports that the Associated Press has had for the last ten days that a confederation of the Ger tra American rept bl cs has been formed Ministers Arias of Honduras, Come, of Nicaragua and E~tupin D of Ssr Salvador, individually offer the co operation of their countriss to Guate mala in the event Of war with Mexico and Central Amer.cs will stand uaIteC to r4p.l any invasion- from Mexic~ Ths Go. ta Rica minister arrived soor after the mevtlng and together witl President Barrios of Guatemala, is O the same mind as the other centra american republic
 A war cloud hangs heavy over Mexi co today. It is feared frcm the out look that Mexico has DO resource ler out to declare war sgalnst the feders iiop of Central Americs. President Diaz is for peace, but still stands bold ly fer MexIcu's riRhte. The presiden | and cabinet are ID Session.
 At the Mexican Jockey club. of wbici the presidents father in lav is presi jen', subscricption was started toward | the inauguration of fund, and in les than five m inutes over s5O, 900 wss sub scr.bed. Hundreds of thousands vii be forthcoming from these sources. Both sides are massing troops on tht froOter and non-combs bstspts are leaving hat section by all manner of convey aIc.s.
 Mexico seems in accord with Presi dent Diaz and bis policy sbd will spare no expense in arming ard equippine soldiers.
 CLEVELAND, O. Feb. 1-The Dsacon. Less Home, on Jennings Avenue, is burning and four persons are burned to
 cath. The dead are Albert Myer; Min.
 is Baumes sD eight months old bab,
 nd Jacob Kruaz. The fire started iu
 he basement and the building is almosl -ntirely destroyed. The brave U0rk on -ue part of policemen and firemen alone prevented further lose.
 SHANGHAI, Feb, 2-It is stated thai the British, French and Russian min ;s- ,ers at Tokio and Pekin have received instructions from their governments to ,dvise Japan and China to arrange terms of peace.
 HIRr sHIMADA, Feb. 2-Dispatches show inst the capture of the forts at Wei Hal Wei was due the skiIIful and combined movements of the Japanese. An assault was made at day break and ny 9 o'clock the out lying batteries were all talk D. The tack was under cover of furious bomDsrdmsot by the Jspa- nese fleet which took pOSseselOu of the