Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
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uEEtu NO AEGNG NAA NtAAAA NA AAANNAAtr rr 1 ---N~ similar to that of the two elders who we're shot down, many of them have de parted for other States Gnd others are preparing to follow. Some of them have ren0unced their faith in order to save themselves from trouble. A secOnd mo- tice has been posted warning all Nor mons to depart immediately or suffer the consequence. They are greatly alarmed, and 1t is thought nearly all of them will obey.
 NEWPORT, E. l., Oct 4-Bancroit, the historian, celebrated the sfth annlver- sary of bis birth to-day. Congratulations from all parts of the world poured m. The reception was lS -gely attended and was a delightful affair. Bancroft Te- ceiyed from coitagers many floral de- vices. Mrs. Anna Lodge, mother of
 Henry Cabot Lodge, sent wreath; Mrs. Winthrop, wife of Robert c. Win throD, and Mrs. Anna ncknor, widow of the historian, called on the distinguished gentleman. The celebration today was quiet, owing 10 the indispOsitlOn of Mrs.
 Bancroft, who all day Was compelled to keep her room.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Arrangements are being made at Steinway Hall and Leiderkranz Hall for the Centennial celebration of the German Society of
 New York. The programme at Steiu- way Hall includes speeches by Carl Schurz on tt. history and beneficial
 work Of tle German Society, and by
 President Whit of Cornell University, on German immigration and its In- iiuence in the development of this cUuu- try. The LiederkrGnz and AriOn SCci- etIes will furnish choir of l6J voices, and will sing appropriate selections, among them Our Mother Tongue At the close all present will join in singing the old German hymn, composed n
 I649, Now Let Us All Praise God In the evening the dinner will be given m the hall of the LiederkrEnZ Society, and the toasts will be proposed by Charles
 Hansell, President of the society, and responded to. ss follows: ''Ihe President of the United States" X. D. White; '.The German Emperor" Consul c. Golfer; "Germany, the Fatherland,' Our New HOme,' Carl Schurz; "Ihe Society" SigismOud Hoffman; "Our Guests end Sister Societies" Gustavus Schwab. The German Society was founded by German officers of the Revolutionary army.
 PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 4.-The Northern Pacific Express Company tonight with drew from the Oregon and California road, east and west side divisions, and from the narrow gauge roads. The reason given is that the business didn't pay, and they will leave Wells, Fargo S Co. clear field, cou6ning themselves exclusively to the O. F. and \. ami V. r. lines.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6.-TEe Chroni- cle's New York special says: 1 NuevO Laredo, Mexico, special Co the World says: A reign of terror has prevailed here for the past 2i hours eud hundreds of persons have fled from the city. The alarm grew out Uf a report that Ges- Perate and bloody bricand, "El Coyote had gathered loo followers from tho the mountain fastnesses for the purpose ol sacking the city and rescuing fr ID prison about a dozen of his fellow mur- derers who were under arrest. A panic seized possession of the populace; all who could, sought safety by fleeing to the American side. The authorities took steps immediately to resist and hUrrIet preparations are being made to meet them.
 Later information states that "EI Coyote" had arrived at Barrsnca.
 Reports have been received at that point of a desperate fight between Coyotes gang and the citizens of Sali- mas, in which twenty persons, including the Alcalde, were k.led. Three young V omen were maltreatei and then killed l The outlaws were added by the ruflianly 1 element of Salinas.
 The latest intelligence Is that "El | Coyote Is bivOuacked at Villa Madana, | with 200 men and 1t Is feared the gov ernment forces are not strong enough l To resist them. Terrible news is mo l expected.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Frank Hatton | has been designated by the President to | act as Postmaster General for ten days l rom to-day.
 CHARLESTON, ". Va, Oct 6-Geueral | John Logan and suite arrived here | rom Huntington, en route through the | southern part of the State. Large | ,rowds greeted the gentleman along the l 'oute. Gen. Logan stepped of here and [ n-de a speech to large crowd, and l eft two hours later. He will stop al all I he towns up the valley and through to he Virginia line. There was much en- husiasm demonstrated aud the speaker !. G. Carlisle passed through the city ais morning enrOute Co Point Pleasant, ghere he speaks to-day.
 SHANGHAI, Oct. Ct Is reported that be French have occupied Iamsin.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. Oct. G.-Jack Jacobs. Tell known ubOut the streets of San Francisco, who gained a lving by reI- Hing cigars and doing odd IJbs, has re- eiyed information, together with draft 1r c2.OJo, that he has succeeded tu an inheritance of S3,ColCOU left by a rother who died ID London. Jacobs. turing dIs struggles with poverty. had rom time tO time borrowed small sums ( money from merchants, aggrs gaiiUg bout SG)O. So soon as he oDrGIuei snGs he proceeded Co repay th,se vla ! ad befrIended him in tune or need. Oms of these loans dated hack years go
 SAN FEANCI-C1, October G.-H. De ! .iilc, collector for the French National .eagus in this city was found short IGU in his account. On discovery of IS defeci'cE Ee committed suicide by 1 ikiuS poison.
 LONDON, October G-Berne;t Maekcy able which only recently laid bctVec!. .urOPe and America IS broken. It k opposed the breakaSe was caused by 1 .ebsrgs.
 LONDON, October G.-Poultney Biee- w writes +o the Standard denying tue atemeut that his father Is coming C. | nglaud for the purpose of obtaining .oney to advance Clevelaud's election ! , the Pr, ,sidency and further the use of ice trade m the United States iseiOw says his father k iu fact com .g iO thIs country, but the visit is ex- u-irely domestic and will beoi a short , lratIUn. SAN FRASCIsCo, October CD. H. l i urus. secretary of State during Gov. ' erkIus administration, who Is charged ! ' Controller Dunn with hay ng embez- |, ed thIrty-one thousand dOilars cf | ' Jyerumeut monies, surrendered yes ! rday afternoon He denies being i lIlty of the charges and says tEe | npax y-aG t4Ear, l,vr The | D,--.r r-