Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-12

| hClc uA4htOEN lu lhuQlDg IQcT troops E and on the 24th of the same month 6 ' German gun boat arrived. Although Il was o'clock Tn the evening the German commander instantly sent a body of
 marines and soldiers and hoisted the German flag over the island. The Span. lsh othcS sls made an energetic protest 3 against the action of the German com- mander and on the latter's refusal to re- . cede from the position he had taken tel egrapheo to Madrid for instructions. A conflict between Germans and Span iards a. Tap Is feared On receipt of the above news the ministers were im- mediately summoned to . cabinet ooun- ell and King Alfonso was advised of the str lned situation Ills majesty telegrsphs that be will arrive in Madrid tomorrow.
 Soos.-The excitement over the Ger man occupation of Tap is intense and
 the populsce are wild with rage. A large crowd gathered in front of the German Embassy and attacked ihs
 building tore down the coat of arms and dragged it through the streets to Puerts Del Sol, where they burned 1t in front of the office of the Ministry of the inter. Tor, amid yslls of "Dovn with Ger many" After venting their spleen there they proceeded to the French Embassy and cheered franhcslly. The crowd had by this time grown to considerable proportions and fears are being enter tHined of . serious riot. The troops were ordered out to clear the streets ands the crowd slowly retirnd before the military. The situation very grave Tbe council of ministers has accepted a proposition to court martial the gov ernor of Tap and the commanders of the two spanish war ships which Rrriy- ed there on August 2lst for neglect of duty the latter in not immediately gar risonipg the island with Spanish sol diers on their arrival there and the for mer in not hOisting the Spanish flag and | proclsining the suEerainty of Spain on the Island. The Report that 6 German squadron had started for the Caroline Island ;s confirmed. Fifty siI leaders of the mob were arrested before the crowd retired.
 VIcroKIA, B. c. Sept. 5-Rsports from the Serinksmen placer diggIngs state that two young inexperienced miners made s2,O00 in F dsys. Many others are making $50 per dsy with rockers.
 PENpLEroS, Oregon Sept. 5.-Nsvs reaches here that Mrs SchleDke, of Fox Valley Grant County, shot and killed young sheep herder named Robinson, who had insulted her.
 BAKERsPIELD, California Sept. 5-l Charles .H. Bowers, of Ventura, age 5 recently from Calico, who WAS shot ~ Thursday night by a Chinsman named ku ah Say, and died yesterday. It was tt..AN N.r sfzr A ened to demOlsh Chinatown on account l of their indifference and the Chinese merchants became so scared that they ! agreed to find the culprit. They offer l a reward of $500 for bis capture.
 IavISGToS. \. T., Sept. 4-Rev. Dr. l Stephen H. Tyng, ST., died ct bis resi- l Cence here last night.
 PORT TOWNSEND W. T. Sept. 4-The | Chinaman sent from here to Victoria | were returned last night, the suthori- | ties not allowing them to land without | payment of the $50 capita tax.
 ELK RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 4-The Elk | Rapids Iron Company have received an | order for 4OO0 tons of charcoal iron, to | be shipped to England. This is probably | she fir.t iron Western manufacturing |
 
 country.
 NEW YORK, Sept 4.-Ths Herald, | which has been quite distracted over the | silver question, in c leader this morning | declares that, ever since San Francisco rose on the site of the Mission Dolores, and our continent was traversed by iron | rails, England has known that Ihe tims | must come when Lodon will cease to | control the monetary exchanges of | mankind; and the financial center of ns- tions, with the profits attached to iS, will shift to our side of the Atlantic. How 1t will arrive depends on our own | wisdom. England is vitslly interested | to postpone its coming, by encouraging | us in financial follies, and of all such | follies the Bland Act is chief. She is vitally interested to precipitste inan- cisl crisis, to the verge of which that act | hss brought us. As sslfshness controls | the policy of nations, we do not blame | England for cheering us on to submit | to our "silver kings" We visit our ! whole blame on those ''silvsr kings" and the subservisnt politicians they l have bribed, bullisd or csjoled. for their | interruptions willingness to play into | Englsnd's hands, at the risk of our own ruin. by making our treasury and mints | artificial markets for silver bullion.
 NEW YoRK, Sept. 4-Secretary Man ming Il IS afternoon met a small party of callerrAn the treasury building. The callers gathered from the interview with Secretary Manning that the sdministrs- tion was a unit in the desire to abolish the silver coinage law at the next sss- sion of Congress.
 ST. PAUL, Minn.. Sept. 4-Specials from different places show considerable damage by frost last night. in the ri- cinity of Moorhesd and Willmsr. The corn crop is said to be entirely ruined; ostsibsdly damaged, and gardens whole ly destroyed. In the vicinity Of Brain erd the frost was the most severe and damaging of many years. Ice is re- ported at Willmsr.
 FORT SMITH, Ark, September Al. II. Lee, another of the notorious Lee gang, was brought in yesterday and placed in the United States jail. He is charged, jointly with other members of the gang, with committing a number of murders in Indian Territory and TeIas.
 KANSAS UIrY. Sept. A special train wGs sent out from here to the scene of the robbery last night on the Alton & Chicago railroad, near Blue Springs. |. le.i shortly before one o'clock this morning. and after some delay, reached there about three o'clock. The car con- tanned several officials and employees of the road and a strong posse of detectives and deputy mArshsls. Arriving on the ground, horses were secured and the officers started on the track of the roD- bers. Blood hounds were procured to aid in the search. At noon, the time of the latest report, none of the robbers had yet been captured.
 Later.-A majority of the pursuing party returned this afternoon after . fruitless search The railroad company has offered a reward of sl.000 for each robber.
 WAsHIsGToS, Sept Adjutsat- Gen. eral lprum today telsgraphsd instrue- tios No Major General Scboheld at Chi css Do order additional United States trq to Evanston, Wy. T., where the | fs Chinese are concentrating, and t1 other points along United States