Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16

stitutional amendment for the repeal of tax mortgages, which was defeated by a vote of fl ayes to 2S noes.
 CHICAGO, Feb. 8-Tbe weather IS intensely cold today. The u ermometer Is 16 degrees below zero. A strong north wind adds to the severity of the cold.
 NEW YORK. Feb. 8-The waters of the upper and lower bays completely en- veloped vapor. No vessels have been sighted at Sandy Hook. inward bound. No word has yet been heard of the LaGascogne which was due Sunday last
 GLOUCESTER. Mass, Feb. 8-The fish, ing schooner ckrnzie, which came in this forenoon reports an ocean liner in the bay trying to make land. The cap- in believes she is the Teutonic, of the White Star line.
 FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. 8-The steame Pilgrim, of the Old Colony line, due at six this morning. has not arrived at noon.
 AUGUSTA, Me. Feb. 7-Stevens, minis ter from Hawaii during President Hsr- risons term is critically ill from nervous prostra,ion and heart trouble. TULSA, Indian Ty.. Feb. 7-Jim French and "Vlrdifris Kid," the two remaining members of the Bill Cook gang, st- tempted last night to rob the store of John Irwin and were shot and killed by him.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. S-The vacant ma jor-generalship, by the promotion of General Ruger.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 7-The credentials of Lucien Baker, senator from Kansas,
 whose term begins March 4th, was pre- sented to the senate day. SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 9-An attempt to shot Isaac H. Hellman, president | of the Nevada bark, was made this morning at o'clock. Hellmsn left the | house on California and Franklin streets to walk to the bank. AtVanNess avenue, William Holland fired twIce at ' Hellmsp, who as not bit. Holland shot himself in the brain, dying. Hol- | land IS we'll known in Pine street. Six
 weeks ago Hol and was arrested at the inet,gation of the Nevada bank, charged
 with forging 2 check. The bank officials
 could not identify Holla, ss psyee of the che, k, and he was discharged from custody. he shooting was the out growth of breeding over the slight on his character.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 9-Io the assembly this morning Buila, of Los Angeles, presented petition which is said to be several feet long, containing the names of several thousand citize ns who demanded full suffrage for women. WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-The ho use, by a vote Of PA to 59, today voted to pay individual clerks s1OO month during the recesses of congress. IL was decided today to offer sn smendmea, in order of appropriating S600, 900 to begin the construction of cable to Hawaii, by 8 vote Of 36 to p
 which adopts the proposition.
 LIvERMoRE, Cal, Feb. 9-W. Edwards broke the aorld's paced bicycle record this morning. Time I.34 4, paced by "Quad" mounted by Delmas Smith, Jones aod Davis.
 EAsTPokT, L.. l., Feb. 9-All the crew of an unknown three masted schooner ashore near the Long Hill life saving station are lost with the exception of two men, who are still in the rigging The life saving crew will attempt 10 reach them at low water.
 WAsBINGToN, Feb. 9-The house ways and means committee took lhs presidents special tond message at the end of long Sc sion today. So nuca d ffe renee of opiDion wac manifest, tha' imm ediately the business was postponed till 8 o'clock Monday.
 WASHINGTON. Eco. 8-The next move ID pacific railroad bonds case will be to try and prevent the railroads disposing of the granttd d bonds until thelr finan- cial relations with ths governmentis settled. Representatives CamiDetti has a bill which will be passed upon by
 the public lands committee next m' et- ing declaring forfeit all lands urpatent ed when the companies defaited pay ment on the bonds Caminstt esiimst ed that twenty million acres of grant lands remain unpasented argues that the government should not allow such valuable assets to slip away as they will it ih. government let's the lands pass from companies before the question of foreclosure IS settled.