Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-23
TELEGRApHIC.

LONDON, Feb. 14-In the house of commons this afternoon Sir Edward Harland asked whether the government was aware that Morgan's Nicaragua canal bill had passed the United States senate and was now before the house; whether in view of the importance of the canal to British shipowners the gov ernment would make urgent representa- tiops against the provisions of the bill detrimental to the interest of British shipping. Sir Edward Gray, parllamen- tary secretary of foreign sffairs, replied it was not usual for the government to make representations against the bills before the foreign legislatures. The government considered that the causl as proposed would be under inter national control and whatever steps may be deemed advisable would be would be taken by the government to advance this view.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 14-Avery D. Andrews was today appointed police commissioner, vice Sheehan resigned.
 BANGKOK. Feb. 14-Dificulties have arisen between the Sismese and French on the left bank of the M-kong river and serious disturbance occurred. In the conflliect between the Siamese people and 8 detachment of French troops a French officer was severely wounded.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-A telegram from Tokio, dated today has been re- ceived by the Japanese minister stating that on the 12th Admiral Ting propos' ed to surrender to the Japanese on con dition that the lives of the Chinese com bstants and foreigners in the Chinese service be spared and same was accept ed by Admiral Ito.
 ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. H-A torney General Hancock has handed down his decision denying the application fol permission to bring action to vacate tht charter of the Brooklyn Heighths rall road for failing to operate the lines. Int attorney general holds that if the ter hour labor law was violated 1t was tht fault of the officers of the company anC not the corporation itself.
 WHEELING, Feb. 14-This morning bomb WAS thrown into tbe office of thu Buckeye glass works at Martins Ferry | Ohio doing considerable damage | Manager Humphrey who was supposed to be sleeping in the office was shot ter dsye ago. After the strike Tn tbe factor. operations were resumed with non uniol men. Since then there has been ire quent outrGges.
 WAsHINGToN, Feb. 14-A oarefu inquiry indicates that the bond resolu ton will probably be defeated by majority larger than the Springer bout bill. Reed will oppose the resolution il sp ech advising the republicans tt vote to order It to third reading, so h. l may move to recommlt with lrstruc:ion to report back the bill. He introduced substitute for the Springer bill. T hi IS the probable course, but still contln gencies might make 1t impossible tc carry it out.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-It is rumcret that suggestion is being considered b, senators that a resolution be passed directing the executive branch of tht government to cancel the bond con | tract.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The outlook si 3:3O D. m. today is that the republicans of the western and central states vii agree tc Reeds proposition. The mas; of the delegation Is divided. A dispatch has been received by the state department from Butler, of the American legation at Mexico. Minister Gray arrived this morning, very ill oi double pneumonia, and is still uncOn scious.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The house committee on rules decided to make the bond resolution of the ways and means committee, special order of the day by vote at 5 D. m. The resolution does not provide for amendments or substitu tes.
 NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14-1 p. m. snow is falling since II a. m. covering the ground an inch deep. The sight has not been witnessed in pesrly twenty vears.
 TORONTO, Feb. Hilary and Hallaf Hyame, twins brothers. and brokers oi this city, have been arrested, charged with numbering Wm o. Wells, in JsL ua. ry 1893. IL was reported at the time that Wells vas killed in an elevator in Hyams' warehouse. There was heavy insurance on Wells life, placed and collected by Hyams.
 COLUMBUS, Feb. 14-Mark Wild, dis trict organizer of the A. R. U., in a meeting of the UaiIed Mine Workers of America today, charged John Mcbride of that organization, with giving him S60 to induce settlement of the strike of the Hooking Tslley road last sum- mer. Nc Bride replied that he gave the money as 8 charitable donation, the strike being overcome by the company. The committee will investigate the matter.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 14-Betw 9th, and 12th inst, were 6l cases of cholera here and 29 deaths.
 BUCHAREST, Feb. 14-It swas semi fbat nac m