Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-02-01

DotWccu suSStdy 0Hodt DiItntus l. 1oHSS
and Italy for a final settlement of the
Armenian question. These include
Russis's occupation snd administration
of AnatOlis and the purchase Of Cyprus
by Great Britain.
LONDON, Jan. 2S-The text OF the dec
laration is published here urging the
establishment OF permanent tribunal
of arbitration for all English speaking
nations and suggesting that the govern
ment give effect to the resolutions of
congress passed IN 1892 and of the house
OF commons passed il 1893. The declara-
fion is signed by many of the leading
public men of England and will be sent
to the United States for signatures.
LONDON, Jan. 2S-Sir Joseph Barna-
bay, principal of the guild hall soaool
of music died today. Sir Joseph break
tasted as usual and was suddenly attack
ed with hemorIhage of the brain and
suffered great agony until unconscious
ness supervened.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Jan. 28-The
government OF Nicaragua has reestab-
l.shed the normal internal conditions
and the political crisis is pronounced
over.
BLUEFIELD, W. Va, Jan. 28-Alex-
ander Jones, q negro desperate boarded
a passenger train at Keystone last night
under the infiuece OF whiskey and very
quarrelsome. The negro became much
incensed when sn attempt was made to
eject him, he pulled two revolvers and
began fling promiscuoasly. W. III.
Strother postmaster of Elshorn was
shot through the abdomen and killed
Conductor Mccullough was shot in the
side but not seriously injured. Peter
Rice, colored. was shot through the right
breast probably fatally injured. Jones
was incarcerated IN the Elkhorn jail but
mob secured entrance and lynched
him.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-Justices Field,
Harlan, Brewer and Brown of the gu
preme court today rendered a decision
in the Northern Pacific receivership case
holding that all the courts along the line
of the road to be auxiliary to Judge
Jenkins court at Milwaukee. This de-
cision gives the Milwaukee court juris-
diction over the entire system in the
matter Of receivershIps.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-The prayer of
the senate chaplain referred to the ap-
pearsnce Of another star from Utah in
the constellation OF states and invoked
the knitting together of the hearts of all
people of the union for the advancement
and glory Of our beloved country.
Turpie, democrat from Indiana, in
presenting a petition concerning the
Turkish massacres said the Armenians
were charged with no revolt, but only
with being christians. The time has
come said the senator when there should
be an official notification to Turkey and
to the Mohsmmedan church that there
has been decadence in their power to
proselyte with the sword.
Allen. from Nebraska, gave notice of
an amendment to the pending silver
bond bill depriving the secretary of the
treasury of the power to issue bonds un-
less authority Is granted by congress.
Calls resolution for the investigation
of the arrest Of Eugene V. Debs was
taken up. Call demanded immediate &C.
ton saying the laboring interests Of the
country desired an inquiry.
Hill, from New York, said that ordi-
nsrily he had great respect for the Labor
ing people, but he never heard they de-
sired this investigation.
The resolution finally went over TO al
low Thurston from Nebraska to address
the senate on the M0uros doctrine. He
freely cii iciZed the tciIOn OF Senator
Walcott snd supported Inc stand taken
by the president.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Jones
of Nevada was prescott at today's Ieet-
ing of the senate committee on finance
but the revenue tariff bill was Tot taken
up. 1t IS the understanding that the
bill will not De c,usidered again by the |
committee until after the silver bond |
bill sball have been disposed of by the |
senate when il il believed it will be |
promptly reported in some shape.
WAsHINGT n, Jan. % -The diplomatic |
and consular bill was passed by the
house 81 bstantislly without amendment |
after very little debate.
Los ANGELES, Jan. pa heavy down.
pour OF rain began at o'clock. The |
indications are for a long continued |
storm.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 27-The fifth
ballot for senator is as follows: Back.
burn 90; Hunter 63; scattering 70, no
choice.
REDFIELp. S, D. Jan. ga fire des-
trUyed the Redfield college last night.
President Hatch lost valuable library.
The loss il estimated ct $4,000, irsur-
ance 5000.
STOCKTON, CAL, Jan. 27-It has been
raining steadily three days. The rivers
are rising rapidly but still in their
banks. At Redding thirty inches have
fallen this season. The farmers are
happy as the early grain ia already up.
Placer miners are reaping harvest; 10
damage yet.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27-William @. Watson
1ne of the best known railroad men in
he country died here yesterday. He
Vas formerly with the Galveston, Harris
1urg and San Antonio railway and
alter with the Southern Pacific at New
Orleans.
WASHINGTON, Jan 27--The Spanish
Minister informed the state department
asst Friday night that the stesmer j.
v. Hawkins left New York with Cd
Expedition of $50 men, arms and ammu-
itiOn in command of Calixto Garcia.