Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
EASTERN.

work has been stopped. 4 quauuity 0i mining property has been destroyed by
 tbe strikers. The mob was beyond cou- !
 trcl of the lrcal authorities Military
 lil was sent by Governor HlmiItou.
 Immediately on the arrival oi the troops
 on the scene ot trouble an encounter .
 with the strikers eusued. X number
 we.e killed and wounded on both sides
 It is not Vet known how many. Twenty
 six ot She mob have been made
 prisoners. Lastest report states all
 quiet.
 BELLEyILLE, H.. May o0.-Every-
 thing was quIet yestsriay morning.
 The inquest on Che dead strikers began
 at II o'clock. The Eei1cke riae. where
 Monday evenings unfortunate affair oc-
 cured, Is working under the protection
 of The mIlItla. lf any further trouble
 occurs is will be at the mines, some dis
 tauce from here, which at this writing
 have not been heard from. The Sheriff
 reports all qulet at Pittsburg in this
 vIciui-v. The streets of this city are
 crowded with miners discussing events
 of Monday. Tho firing oi the militia IS
 not generally viewed in a favorable
 light.
 CHICAGO, May 31. Senator ClnJee,
 oi this city, last week iu ;he senate. " uile
 c,-ta-u nomination for a Chicago just ice ol th- peace was pending, made the
 assertion that Justice Priudiville, in
 eckiuE tue nomination, was under the control oI the Chicago .ambierS, and
 was tool of iiike Mcdonald. Yester- day Cauice was accCs,ej by Mcdonald while walking the streets f this city, a-d after some words the latter spat in the Senators face.
 CHc.Co, Ills, May 3).-Hip Lang, proprietor 1f % Chinese gam5li1g estab- lishme1t ul Madison street, and forty of lis cGstomers yesterday morning, were crowded into Justice Dem8rs court. Ihpy were bu discharged. The warrant was sworn out some fifteen days ago by ! Lee S.uE. ClI.auau, from Frisco, who ] claImeJ tp have lost large sum oi m Eey m tle place. Alter swearing out l the warrants -uE wsut to New York and elesTapLed i0g officers tu go ahead and make .r.as-s Fms was done al- | thouEh t was known the-e would be no prosecution. The city press joins in coDlcu-iug the arr, st as one simply in ! tLe interests of the attaches Of justices court iu securing fees by arrest uf ! Chiuamen, when lt is known there would ] he 10 prosecution.
 CHICAGO, Ill.,, May j-Siduey Dil. ] Jon, president Of the '. p E. E. passed | through this city en route for New York ! this evening after a tour of inspection over the road. When interviewed he sad the company had no immediate | intention of extending it's lIue west ! from Og len to San Francisco. that such ! undertaking would not pay as tle roads ' earnings on California business was ! only ten per cent ot it's entire earnings. WAsHNGroy, May 3J.-Tle State ! Department has received information ! from our minister to Japan t' the effect ! that tle money appropriated by Con ! -r,sa for return Iui-. uIty was and ! Uvrrul April l9-h- Captain HcNear, Of ! ;ae Jearnet,e board oi inquiry, sal. to- ! day that Seaman Ncrg- testified tO cer- ] tam facts which were sIrpr, sscd by tue ! Fewsf aUers. ' less { acts r-i ted Co tuc ! shocking dissertation Of tl. rrava-, lf ! Lien -ulut De Long, Surgeon Amhler ! and Collins. NI7J- received permission | ro accompany carrD ~paudruI Dt the ] London Standard and Telegraph and ap l artist of tlr i.u--rlteI News Go She | graves 8i the American officers When | they arrived ut the place, His com ! p8ulouz proceeded Go dlg up .he remains ! against his most earnest protest They 1 were determined, however, and he Was | helpless lu the mitte-. He sad be ! would not have point q ont the graves ! If he had supposed the cIrrrs a,ndeuts ] intended Co do anything besides sketch | them. The Journalistic ghluls, how | ever, eZhumed tle remains, sketchel l the bodies ID an upright position and
 then replaced item.
 CHICAGO. May 3o.- Official announce ! MeGt was made by Crmmlssioner FluE | yesterday that the order Co discontinue ! fine present method Us treating Califor-
 ma bgslness separately from other traffic ! should not go into effect June lst. 1 Action has been postponed until July | l-', and u3 Co that date tha present ar- 1 rang ueut shouli continue as hereto
 LvNcEBUBG, Va, May 3J-Iue most ! disastrous fire that ever visited ,uis city | broke out at 70 o'clock this morning.. and
 k nlw raging fUriousiy. Five hundred ] thousand dollars worth 0f property has a.rea-F been destroyed, including the [ Daily Virginia hul ling and I,s fixtures: ! the Commercial Bank, tae large hard l ware establishment Df Jones, Waits Bros. d Co, rhe large tobacco manulac- tasy o- Flood S Peters, and other busi-
 ness houses.
 NEW YORK, May 3L.-The universal cJmlue-t tlIs morning respecting the
 'sl-e horror Is tIat the same accideut
 Vas uayle to happen at any time, Io
 natter what the police rGstricii.u may
 be, unless the s,eps are abolished, or at
 .y-~t divided, for the two streams fo-
 pe-esiriau=. He lac- Is now obviou,
 that during ;Luse days " hen the trausi.
 was most lively and on holidays and
 Sundays there vii always be great dan
 ger of a heavy crush, similar Go that of
 yesterday, unless means relieving ll be
 devised. Not even t.e bridge cable
 track ot cars, now nearly completed, will
 prevent a crush at times.
 BosIoN. May 3l.-Tnis morning a freight .rain ou tine Grand irunk went | through the iron bridge at Strattord l broken ralL Engineer aud fireman | we-o kllled.
 PrrrsBUEG, Pa., May 3l.-A final con ! ference ul the iron manufacturers and | amaigamated as--ucia.iol committee La, been called for sh.s afternoon, when ] lU I7 believed B settlement wi.l be effected . and the strike avoided.
 NEW YoEz. May 3L-Ihe Coroner Ull sgbEmJ. ll- bridge trustees, Super iu--uueu. Martin, and ali others who can give auy information lg reference t0 tn- acc dent Df ye-reEiay. lie intends that tEc Investigation wlIi ba thorough. superintendent Martin has been per- 5a.Ia.is lava-rI-atIrg tur Causes of the uI-f -Itr, and tIs best ag.Ieurlcl mio-- Ius ,IHn l- can gather mlk him believe { .i- Ia.-c w.7 cause ny UicEpUcket~ No acH has yet been taken Jv the bridge trustees.
 B EoN. May aI -Ele B la-.t sf Cver- - .-7 oi Harvard College. by ylee of ! ti TO D .1.Ily refused Co confer the da- gree Hf IL. p. on G1ve-La- Bu ter.
 NEr YORK. May 3i.- Inspector Byrne | l.aIs- .at -a- rluls Was caused by 6 IicEpoe eE,ts. Il was due, he claims. Co ! .hc ia1rlaucy .t tue bridge mlul.e- uelt Iu paying tle salaries of thc regu- 1 $ lar policemen. the trustees could see | lIrs them and thus secure Jhe safety of ! 1e3gstr.als. 2
 CNCISSAr-. Ono, June Mluuiact- lrers say the Irrl strike here is cnlcI. e 1nG that as soon as thc ices can be D t--tei VIrE will proceed a
 WAsuSGr5y, D. C..Juue Lone year i .Co to-day the l-st Star route tria. be- gan, and jhis m1Tml. Nerrick entered |, ipon the filth day Of his argument ia Ii -- r-s gut ease.
 W1sUISGroS, May 3l.-Lieut. Wm. r 5li-a. of fue Sixth cavalry, who has e = ----- = = ]