Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02


 assembly the committee on public moral, to whom was referred the reso- lutioD asking that a legislative commit tee be appointed to investigate the municipal departments Of $ D Francisco reported against the adoption of the resolutions.
 K lsey's oil prohibiting high hats il theatres was taken up as a case O. urgency and passed; ayes AS, noes Is.
 The high hat bill makes the wearing of any beadgesr lu places of pubic amusement unlawful on penalty of $50.
 The senate bill to prevent seal lpers from iUg business came up tor recon- sideration Burke delivered a vigorous speech in favor of reconsideration, l, claiming the bill was too radical to oe just. The motion to reconsider was lost and the bill WAS ordered sent to the assemb bly; ayes 14, nays 20.
 SALEM, O., Feb. 23-The caucus of Doiph's supporters did not adjourn till late this morning. Thirty-fve were present. Senator Dolph addressed them saying that since he had received the caucus nomination the matter of with drawal was not subject to his personal contrul, and he left the matter with them. Twenty-three of them declared they would stand firm.
 The anti-Dolph men also held cau- GUS also and stand ready to vote solidly for Lord. The legislature will adjourn tonight at midnight.
 Eight ballots were taken during the morning session. There is little. change from the first ballot. Dolph received less than 36 votes. A joint session took recess to 7:3O tonight. The Dolph men seem determined to hold out now, an q it looks as though it will prevent SD election.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 23-A terri ble wreck is reported on the Louisville & Nashville road about forty miles south of Montgomery. It was Mardi Gras train. Many persons are reported in- jured. A special train left at once for the scene with all the available physi- cians.
 The wreck occurred at Greenvilee It is reported that several are killed. There is ID telegraph office at the scene of the wreck aod it is difficult to secure accurate information. Eight coaches Were overthrown. They were filled wltE passengers bound to the Mardi Gras al New Orleans. The coaches caught fire and are now burning.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. B - Senator Morgan introduced a resolution author izing the senate committe on Pacific railroads to sit during the coming recess for the purpose of continuing it's investi- gations on the relations of the roads to the government. Tbe committee is authorized to make personal examina- ton of the roads with view to learning their present status and their ability to pay their indebtedness, and how thie indebtedness can be adjusted and paid
 The house committee on Pacific rail roads took uD Chairman Re lly's report upon the oill. Tae chairman told h. committee he thought the chances were favorable for securing another day in the house.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-Senator Vol colt introduced a resolution authorizing the creation of an American commission to act with foreign couI tries, should they take the initiative in an int rna- tional monetary conference. It provides for the appointment of three members of the senate, three from the house. Such commission makes available S100,- 900 expenses. It was referred to the finance committee.
 LONDON, Feb. 23-The illness which confined Lord Roseberry to his bed was a sharp attack Of infuep "a. Infuenzs pre- vails in epidemic form tbrought London. entire families are affected ana many firms working with depleted forces. Some of the schools are closed.
 NEW YORK, Feb 23-Work was stop ped on five new buildings this afternoon by walking delegates to sid the strike of the electrical workers. This brings the total number thus far involved up to 4,OpO.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 23--The Howgate jury today reported to Judge McComas thal apparently they were hopelessly divided. The judge instructed them to endeavor to reach an agreement. It is probable he will not discharge the jury till Monday.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 23-The total clear ing of all the banks and clearing houses ID the United States for the week end ing the today is S721,22S, ,99i against S84l, ,S96, ,945 for last week, and S720, ,450,- O69 for the corresponding week of last yenr.
 BEAVER FALLS, Penn, Feb. 23-The Beaver Falls college WAS burned this loss 75,000. There were about fifty students in the building and all escaped.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 23-A Washington special to the World this morning says: Frank R. Moves, business manager of the Evening Star of thls city, rne of the most prominent and popular young men n Washington, announced this evening that he had telegraphed law yers Tn New York to have Charles E. Dana, editor of the New York Sun, ar rested fer criminal libel.
 The Sun this morning printed long editorial article attacking the manage mept of the Associated Press, in the course of which it said: "Toey. (the of the Associated Press) may see their way to making such thor