Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-04

A 2 ng of 200 foreigners are encamped
 just outsi-e tue city limits and em ployed on tue boundary sewer. The
 WgshiaEt0n lab-rrrs are very iDdIgnant
 over the importation of fore gn lab0rers
 and are making threats.
 LONDON, Sept. 25-M. Ebensburg,
 oroprlotor of tie Hotel Splendide at
 Paris. was arrested at Lisbon as he was about tO depart Cu the steamer Oregon for La Plata, on the charge Cf fraud.
 Be has been able to proceed I1 cOuse- queuce of a defect in the warrant of ar rest. It is believed, however, that he
 will yet be brought back to Paris, as the offense is comprised in the laws of ez- trad ton with Brazil His defGlcatiOns amount to S320.COo. He had deserted bis wife and family, and it has been as- certained that he kept four mistresses and fled with the fourth.
 CHIcAGo, Sept. 2l-The railway
 problem in the West has finally been solved. At an Go -Se . 1' 'hs general managers Of all t< e and Northwestern roads held here thIs afternoon. the iuiiial proposition to form four pools on Colorado Gl1 Utah busir -ss taking the Missouri river as ;ha -sdf1s iinc. r1slLllg two pools egst and two west ot that stream, was finally unanimously agreed upon. The acton Of the conference provides that rates shall be mc;ntaiued until October Gth, when, provided the agreement IS signed by the Presidents of the roads. the pools will enter into effect and remain m force UntIl the close of the present year. There appears to be no question but that the pools will re- ceive the sanction on the Presidents, and the new combination IS already looked upon as G fixed fact. The gen. eral freight agents ot tEe several lines will meet tod y to ogree upon @ tariff, and the delicate duty Of arranging per csniaCes bas CCen referred t0 Joseph '. Mckee. As IT. the case Of the newly formed Nebraska pool, the commission CTS for the two pools will be. named hereafter. The result achieved today is looked upon as a complete abgndon- uent Of tha trIPartite agreement, as the given under that compact ,o several Ci tie ruals are entirely waived. l. divests that combination of ,le power of making Western rates be- yOnd the Missouri river. and the new cOmpgC. provides for th, pooling of all Pacific business. lt ls not expected that the formation of the new pools will result in any advance m published .lr.T rates. bu. will simply insure their and cause a restoration Ci tariff rates between here and southwest arn pliuts.
 DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 25- Passengers reaching here from Galveston this report that Conductor Marsh, Df the Pullman sleeper "St. Clair" al- owed Iegro man Co occupy berth and equal acc mm0datilus with white people in the car. When remonstrated with by the passengers the conductor is reported to Lave said Le was "a pretty -o0d-l0Ckiug cOCu, ard his money was ls good Es iuybgdy's.'
 DEER PARK, Nd, Sept. 26.-John ". Garrett, prt siIe-t Ci the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dled he-e ot 5.2j this after pIOt-actCd illness, in .he GOth year of his age. Garrett was a latlve Cf Baltimore, completed his aducItiOn at Lafayette College, Penn 1 ,ylvauIa, when 10 years of age. He ! then returned tl Baltimore and entered !
 
 he remained untIl elected a director uf , the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in ! 1857. During the year following he was [ alecled president and from that time dates the success Oi the road. Through Iis management all connections of the -Oad west Of the Ohio river were made. ! lis lab0rs were continuous and though 1 .e possessed robust constitution, two l rCaTs ago his health failed, but he did | not withdraw from active participation | 2 the management of tue road until ! Ih0Ut a year ago. About that .ime Mrs. | Garrett lost her life by Gu accident that l 'aused a shock tO h:S system, from | which he never recovered.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. Sept. 25.-TLe l Chronicles New York specIal says: iobn Kelly has suddenly changed the plans of Iauuuny hall in the coming | Ocal elections. leejerday It was deemed | almost certain that the State and Ma ! iCnal Democratic managers had pre- ! -lIled upon IGmmany tO iCin Irving ] Hall and the county Democracy in | lumiCatiug tte city and county officers md thus secure union Of vote for Cleveland; UUt thls plan has failed and Iohn Kelly announced to-day that the rammany county convention next month wOuld nominate straight eIndI- dates for all offices.
 SEATTLE, ". T., Sept. 26.-A sensa- ion was creGted here to-day. For some lime the customs officers and municipal .tiicers have been aware that opium muggliug had been carried on here to l considerable extent. Police officer Gardner discovered where a cargo had been landed about three weeks ago, and aid hrs plans carefully for a second anding. Last night the little steamer Lone Fisherman landed some rather suspicious looking packages at Man ! liug's wharf, m the north end cf town. ! At seven o'clock this morning officer ! 5ardner proceeded tU the wharf and ]. ound that an express wagon had carted l he packages tO lesleI'- wharf, m the l .odtn end Of town, He proceeded l, hence anu captured tHc unmarked con | rabaui goods. consisting of 5Si pounds ! ,f prepared and SIS pounds of crude ! plum. He turned it over to J. II. Wins l ow, cu rom collector, who immediately | eiZed the steamer Lone Fisherman. yhich had not lci. the harbOr.
 NEW YORK, Sept. -G--Iu tEe court of essIous in Brooklyn, Ella LarahCe .Isatod guilty to burglary il the third Iegree and was sentenced tC the peui- ertigry for ? year- ana months. She s p years old. handsome and refined oOkinC, bu. known to the police as a professional burglar Sbe has already erved two sentences, one of six months nd another a year f.r burglary. Daniel ;chugnec, a young Connecticut farmer, cad of her in a paper aLd came here O see her He immediately fell in love with her and f0I the past two weeks he las been pc-SecUtjtg the judge, district .ttornay and other officials with peti- ions @ permit h,m Co mary her and ake her vith urm to Connecticut. Ella sns willing Co mary b m if permitted.
 CoLUMEvs. Ohio, Sept. 2i.-An Im- 1eu=e mass meeting of Cleveland and ! hendricks clubs tCok place last evening. forty State organ Zltlons. urcsented .y over 1JlOJ members, were present. senator Thurman presided, and the neetiqg throughout was most cuthusi- sti-. Governor Hendricks spoke. In he evening a grand parade, with fire 7orks. took place. 4 letter from Gov rnor Cleveland, ragrettiI- his inability