Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
EASTERN

1 CINCINNATI, May G-The shoe mak-rs' iJckuut 's enforced against al members ut trades ulIuus So far .here ! has been uO disturbance reported. B--
 tween 3,0JJ aud 4OJO employes are | deprived of work.
 ST LoUIs, May IC.-A special session ! of Cuuctaw Indian council me. iu Arm strong Academy, The capitol of the
 nation, yesterday, having been caile8 | ny the principal chief tcCUrleu to con- ! sl4er the freedom question by the treaty ! of le56 between the federal government l aGd IIfai -rafs luil4ns. The Cnociaw and hacKa- agreed ta emanclpate aua ! give the uSuai rights to the cllofei ueo- ! pie n fheir nation, within two yea--, for winch ib- UuifeI State- was Co give them stHDWu If they waniei to adurt them iu ihlt tu The Is0ley co be u.eI Co rgmose anI ,--i.a tI. dar.ues else where. Iae CIYs,aWs f4.rl Go aioai them aud tine government to move them and 5hey have been there ever since without either citizenship rights or t-l,s
 Co .Le land they work. The ChOctaw-
 now desire Co adopt them and for tuls purpose their c1uucII Was called.
 TULSA, lli Territory, May l6.-Tle
 Atlantic and Pacific R R. completed
 theIr bridge over the Arkansas river at
 thls poiut In few days the track will
 be laId Go New City BeJt rk. on west
 bank of the river, where very extensive
 stock yards are established. The bridge
 k over lIoO fees long and built n 70
 days. From RelforE the cattle drive
 will be shortened l3J m les.
 OsoALoosA, Ala. May 16 - Josiah
 George dIed last evening, aged G years,
 He Was native Oi Pennsylvania, and a
 graduate of West Point. He served
 through the Mexican war, and cast his
 fortunes with the CpgfeIeracy, and was
 Chef Orinaucs Officer.
 DODGE Chr. May 16.-There is much
 excitement here. The sheriff was or dered by tine governor to arm forty me, and have thsm lt the train tO see that law ani order was preserved upon the arrival of Luke Short. supposed to be- on hiS way here. Short i- Fromineu. whisky and sporting man, and was, by fle autnOrItie-. forced Co leave the city HH comes 1n tls -1verno-'s permission Things thl- evening l1o6 threatening
 NEW ORLEANS. May IG-Hon. Wm. Henry Smith, General Agent of the | AssocIated Press, sent by courier from |
 Hlssi-sippi City Co Baauvoir this eveu- ing. Mrs. Jefferson Davis replies: M | Davis had 8 severe attack of bronchitis l but Is now better and it Is hoped is out | Of danger
 NEw ORLEANS. Nay lG-The W0rld'- | Industria. Cotton Centennial Eruibl- uun, chartered under aa act og Congress. The President Of rho United States au points seven members of tlc board Hi The president of the ,rEanl2itiou is Col El. Richardson. the largest cotton planter aud owner ot the largest cotton factory lu the world
 HAEEoDBUE5, Ky. May 1G.-Julge Denny spoke oG u-lI.i uf tde common wealth in the Thompson tri.l tLis morn ing. Ue Was followed by Hon. Black burn for the defense Iae case goes c. Inc jury at D. ID. Appliance was sup pressed several tines by the Court du-- ng D -nuy's speech.
 CINCINNATI, May 1G Reports hay. been received of the ravagrs pf Muudas nights storn Iu iadraua and Ohir. showing that the cyclone swept acrus- -welve miles In length. about six mi'e- north of Couner5yI.e. and within a path
 a few yards wide, striking the li,tl. Ilaga of Waterloo, destroying eyep -Ouse but three u It
 WAsu'NGroS, May I6-The annual re port issued by the mIlt bureau Upor Ge production o' gold aud silver for tu, 'aiendar year lo>2 Is ready Tor th, press. ll will be volume of about SIS pages, giving in detail the oG- 'ut for each State, Territory and min. n tle UuItel States. for winch it cover. he grand total shows decrease m thr 0roouctiou Uf gold bullion for ibe yeas mounting Go some two millions Of do. ars. Ih- principal decrease was in Cal lorna, where lt amounted Co one mil ion dollars. and in Dakota. There was
 small Increase m Colorado.
 PoETLiND, Ogu., May 16.-A number ( I Chinese employed on the Oregon and 2 'alIiornia Railroad have been poisoned y eat ng hog meat iatteued On the d esh of horses who died during the inter from eX osure and -tarvatiOu c bout twenty-five Chinese have dled a he attack seemed like eUileotic iit. d rowing fatal in a few hours.
 The Oregon and California Railroad D dveTtlse this morning for bids for S lnnsl through the SIssiyoU mountains, i O1O feet long. There VIII be four other u lnuels a short distance north.
 IL has been decided that the Oregon ' ld Californla boundary point of june R on will be setti. d at conference be- lc veen the chief engineers of the Oregon ai 1d California ald the Central Pacific r ads. b CmCAGo, May 15.-WelIs, the sta,e'- o' toruey, made the opening argument r the prosecution af Ja-e Dunn, for al .e murder os James Elliott. in the hrlmlnal Court, this moruin-, his sd- b. 'ess Consuming thirty minutes. Then oI unn mmenced h.s speech for the de- le nse, and will toe followed by S.or-s, il so on behalf of the prisoner Mr. -a Ills VIII then close for the prosecution. re CHICAGO, May 1.-The Supreme ., 'urt of Illinois has filed an opiuion Go .H e effect that membership iu the Board T,
 Trade and Ike bodies are not subject levy or attachment The argument -N IS urged that membership certificates presented real property, and that no 0f e should be allowed Co tie mp th- o', 'ney represented by one of these c-r- su cates from bis creditors. The lower iDl lrt declied they were subject Co levy, rel as consequence, the courts for a pe