Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 7--The weather bureau special bulletin during the past twenty four hours, states that the storm
 in Louisiana has moved to the south Atlantic coast with increasing in inten- sity. Between North Dakota and the
 south Atlantic coast, there are sharp J barometeric gradients caused by the
 severest cold wave and lowest temper
 aturs ever recorded in the first week in
 February Tn Arksusss, Kentucky, Virginia and southward. An emerg-
 ency warning of north west gales and f freezing weather has been sent to Louis-
 iana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida. LONDON, Feb. Traffic is severely impeded by the storm which are be- coming more severe. The highlands of Scotland are isolated. Several wrecks have occurred on the coast attendant with @ loss life. At Antwerp the ther- mometer is the lowest for the past twenty years.
 KANsAs CITY, Mo-, Feb. 7-Ths bliz- gard ragged all night and glves no pro- mise of abatement before Friday.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 7-The high winds are very cold. A drop of fifteen degrees IS predicted today.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 7-The steamer Majectic and LagascoRne are four days overdue but the general belief of the steamership people IS inst the vessels broke down and had to make temporary repairs.
 QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 7-The Cunarder Cephaleonia passed Browheads this morning fiitv-six hours behind schedule time.
 CHA PEL, Neb., Feb. 7-The Atlantic express on the Union Pacific was wreck ed one mile from here this morning and four cars and the engine over turned. No one was hurt but as the thermometer registered thirty below zero the passeng- CTS suffered with the cold. The sccid- ent was caused the breakirg of frosty rail.
 VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Feb. 7-An unknown schooner is ashore. Three dead bodies are dashed to the deokhouse and are covered with ice.
 NEW YORK. Feb. 7-The steamer Eugland is in but she brought no word of the La GsecoRne.
 BROOKLYN, Feb. 7-Mayor Schieren vetoed the resolution adopted by the board of aldermen Monday, revokiDg the trolley franchises of the Brooklyn City and Atlantic Street railroad com psnies.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 7-Sepstor Butler offered 8 resolution giving the polling bill right of way after the next two ap- propriatien bills. It is intended to test the senate on the bill.
 FRESNO, Cal Feb. 7-The second trial of W. A. Sanders for forging the name of Wm. Wooton to draft for S1, 400 be- gan today. The case involves the mys- terious disappearance of Wooton, who was a wealthy farmer.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. "A fire broke out in the top story of Dennison hotel and at 1:3O ihs fire is beyond ,ontrol. One fireman was killed. The hotel is five stories high and covers an entire block. It is impossible to See where the the fire can be stopped.
 At l1:45 8, %. the flames are still con- fined to Dennison hotel. $ Ssveral lines of hose have been drawn cn the upper stories and the fire may spread no furth- CT.
 At p. m. the fire was under control
 CHICAGO, Ill.,, Feb. Judge Grosscup is determined to find out whether Pull man in svading the service of a sub poens in the Debs conspiracy case. Johnson, the colored door keeper of bis private office, saw Pullman enter his office just before Marshal Jones called. Johnson gave the marsh sl's card to c. s. Sweet, Pullmsn's private secretary. He entered the private office and on returning eaid that Puuuian was not ip. Grossscup asked for Sweet and was told that he had disssspeared also. "Never mind then" said the judge. five will postpone the inquiry until Sweet is found and brought before the court"
 WASHINGTON, Feb. Tt is confident ly expected that the announcement of the bond issue will be made tomorrow or Saturday, independent of any action in the house this afternoon on the Springer bill.
 Aglthtions are in progress, and 1t IS said that two or three weeks will be re quired for a practical agreement be- tween the London and New York bank CTS, and that the president will issue sl0O, ,00O, 900 in bonds, st interest on the basis of the last 34 per cent, if not greater.
 The house opened on routine work, then debate was resumed on the ad min. istration bill to authorize the issue of gold bonds. Sickels, of New York, made an eloquent plea for the passage of the bill. He regarded it necessary for the welfare and honor of the coun- try.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-The president has decided toe dispute between Brazil and the Argentine Republic, over the missions of theIr countries, in favor of Brazil. Both le 1t tte matter to his ar bitratioh.
 CHICAGO, FEB 6-President Baker, of the Board of Trade, announced today that he would resign at 8 public meet ing called this afternoon. The trouble
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