Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-01-26
TENTH DAY Of the Great Strike. The Result Still Hanging in
 the Balance. JONES' FINANCIAL BILL Authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to Issue $500,-
 100000 Ia Bonds.
JONES' FINANCIAL BILL

COmpHnles chu operate tuo m6cQhulC6 arrangements, but has secured only about four hundred new men. It is thought that the military force is insu. fficient as the wires were cut during the night and the power houses bombsrded with stones. At g o'clock this morning wagon with dozen non-union men in charge of the militia was stoned at the corner of Fifty First at Third ave. The militia charged the mob.
 BROOKLYN, Jan. 23.-During 8 fight the sold lers drove 300 strikers into the Odd Fellows hall. The executive cam mittee of labor has applied for 8 writ of habeas corpus to the supreme court General McAlister must bring the men ia the court at four o'clock. Mayor SchWeren may ask the attorney general to revoke the charters for violation of the law in not running cars.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.--In the senate Jones' financial bill was introduced to- day. By it authority is given the score tary of the treasury to issue five hun dred million dollars in bonds, payable in cola of standard value, bearing inter est to maturity in thirty years or 1t may be redeemed in twenty years. The pro- ceeds are to defrsy the expenses of the government and the redemption of the legal tender treasury notes.
 LONDON, Jan. 23.-Lord Randolph Churchill passed bad night and this morning death seemed certain for a short time.
 BENTON HARBoR, Jan. 23-No tldings of the steamer Chicora have been receiv. ed up to 10 o'clock today.
 NEW YORK, January 23.-s1 200, ,OCC in gold was withdrawn from the sub treasury today.
 SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Jan. 23-Ex-Pre- sident William Davis and other stock holders of the San Antonia and Gulf shore railroad have filled an application for receiver.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-Brice, chair man of the Pacific Railway commission will probably report to the senate today.
 STuRG1s, Ky, Jan. 23-At n30 last night five kegs of powder exploded in- side the mines of the Tide Water Goal company, killing five men and causing the earth to cave in on them.
 LONDON, Jan. 23.-The Sporting Life has interviewed Peter Jackson and he says he is willing to fight Mitchell, but only at the National Sporting club for obe thousand pounds side.
 NEW YORK. Jan. g. At meeting of the executive board of the Union Paci- fic the foreclosure shit of the first mort gage of bondholders was discussed and a resolution was adopted instructing the compsny's counsel to take steps SO that future conduct would best subserve the interests of the stockholders.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The petition of John G. Moore for msndamus against Commissioner of Internal Revenue Miller prevent him collecting the income tax was overruled this morning by Judge Wagner in the district equity court. The case will be taken in appeal to the supreme court.
 SACRAMENTO, Jan. 22.-A concurrent resolution, ordering Milllard's offlcial oath to be spread on the journals of both houses, was unanimously adopted.
 WASHINGTON, D. O. Jan. 22.-The railroad pooling bill was reported fav- orably to the senate, without amend ments.
 SIssoN, Cal, Jan. 23.-A snowslide IS blocking the read from Sisson to Duns- muir. It is 1900 feet long, averaging 60 feet deep. Indications are that the blockade will last four days more. In ninety six hours ten feet Of snow fell It is fifteen feet on the level. The fall for the season is 32 feet and IS unprece- dented.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan 23-At noon today the two houses met in joint con- vention. The minutes of the senate and assembly were read. showing in each house George c. Perkins received majority of votes for senator. It vas then declared by Speaker Lynch, foI the house, and President Flint, fer the senate, that there would be joint session for the choice of the legislature for senator. A committee of five was appointed, to notify Perkins of his cleo tion. and invite him to appear bt fore the legislature, in joint convention.
 SACRAMENTO, Jan. 23.-In the assem-. bly this morning the committee of fed eral relations recommended resolution not demanding the absolute defeat oi the Reilly funding bill and foreclosure of government mortgages against the Central Pacific, but providing simply fol a settlement of railroad indebtedness OF such terms as it deemed for the best in terest of the people and those directly interested in particular. Bledsoe offer ed a substitute demanding an unequiyo cal defeat of any refunding scheme and