Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-09
TELEGRApHIC.

the steamer "Crathie" leave DO doubt but that she was the steamer which collided with the Elbe. Both say they collided with a steamer at the point where the Eibe went down. Tie Crsthies bow is completely stove in. The If .ers say they cruised around sfter leasins the Eibe. hut saw nothing that the Elbe showed blue and red hghts after the collision, meaning not in need of sssis- tance. It took some time to disengage the boats after the collision.
 LOWEST. F, Jao. 3l-Bitteriy cold weather prevails. The Lick of news | along tho coast gives but little hope that there are any more survlvors from | the Eibe reached b landing. The sur | vivors claim that had the unknown coliidinR steamers stood by the Elbe great many would have been saved. Neither pilot in charge at time of col lission were saved. The supposed third officer Stollborg, one of the survivors was on the bridge. The Elb was struck one hundred and fifty feet forward of | the ruGder and water rushed into the engine room. The women were ordered listed and the waves washed many of. High seas running at the time and it was bitterly cold. Orders were given that the children be seved first and the women next. The El5e's stern settled thus running her bow high in the air and rendering it impossible to reach severai boats passed, but pad no stten- tion 10 the sign sls of the survivors. The Fishing smack w ..dfower" rescured those in lifeboats with difficulty. The officers claim there was no panic but the passengers and some of the crew tell a different Story. So far as can be as- oertsined 374 passengers and Crews are missing.
 | LONDON, Jan. 31-A dispatch to the Pail Mali Gazette, from Chee Foo, says the Japanese fleet yesterday bom oarded the fleets at Wie-Hsi- Wei, landed troops, captured three forts and siIenced another by the heavy firing of the fleet. l COLON, Columbia, Jan. 3I-A severe Engagement has been fought at Bogots between the government for ,es and the rebels. Two hundred of the later were . killed. The government troops were under the command of the president. Six liberals Were arrested at Carriage.
 After long suffering Thomas Powers is st rest. He died this morning at S:l5 o'clock at his home on Camp street, of consumption. The deceased wac most excellent young man. He was cashier of the Florence bank until tha. ins,itu- tion closed, and since then was Wells Fargo agent here vice Mir. Overtou, who gas busy elsewhere as county treasurer The deceased died aged 28 years. He was unmarried. He was the chief support of his mother and younger sisters for years. The funeral will take place tomorrow at 2 o'clock, from the Catholic church.
 | WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O-The Japanese treaty was ratified by the senate with some amendments today.
 l WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 Senator Harris introduced bill today permitting As lsociste Justice Jackson of the supreme court, to retire.
 | BRooKLYN, N. r., Jan. 3l-President Norton of the Atlantic avenue railroad company appeared before Judge Walsh of the Adams street police court todey to answer the charge of breaking tn" law by making men work over ten hours a day, an attorney .ked an adjourn ; ment until Saturday which was granted
 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 31-Judge Mur. phy Uni, morniug fund W J Hurley , guilty of contempt of court today in at. tempting to bribe jurors in the McDon aid csse. He imposed the extreme pen. slty of five days Imprisonment W th { fine of $500 or 800 days in the c..un'y jail.
 | NEW YORK, Jan 3l-It i, believed in financial c'rcies that government loar is certain to be isrued. This view ii reflected ID the activity If the market al
 1me of Gan.
 NEw YORK, Jan. 3l-The gold witt. drawn fir, m ;he subtreasury up 10 :3( t day was sl, ,95O,0CO.
 | WARRINGTON, Jan 31 Peffsr introduc ed into the senate resolution "to pro. vide foi special election to take the sense of the people conce'ring the several lquestions of the financial policy of tine IgovernmeGt."
 | WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-Ths house re- sumed considerati1n today ot the Pac- fife railroad funding bill Harris oflAr- kansas, fnished his speech against the bill begun yesterday. He said that by the expetditu e of $40, ,O0o, OO0 the gov ernment could acqurs the roads and Ioperate them by lease CT directly. Boat ner of Lou siana. followed with s T, r,np Ispeech against ths m, asure.
 | SACRAMENTO, Jan 3l-Bulla's !iIl 10 provide fo- the purchase by the state of real estate sold for delinquent taxes, and previd' 'ns for subsequent reGemp- ,ion of such property at a reasonable ,te of interest, was pass d oy an unaDi nous vote. The bill e0tir-ly sbo ishes me present system of delinquent tax sales.
 BERLIN, Feb. 1-The weather is very has fallen for 72 hours continually. All railroad traffic is blocked throughout the mountaneous parts of southern Ger many.
 | LowEsToFT, Feb. 1.-The terrific weather of the past 4S hours continues