Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Special to the CITIZEN.

the Supreme Court last evening by the Bar Association and citizens of this city. Over two hundred guests were present from all parts of the Territory. It is said to have been the grsndest affair of the kind ever given ID Arizona.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2S-The Exsn1- iner's New York special says: The re- port from Buffalo is that the Fenisns contemplate another raid on Canada and it has caused good deal of talk in Irish RevolutI. nary circles. John Roach, a member of Joseph Brady Circle of the Fenisn Brotherhood, sad: "The main part of the dispatch IS true. Ever since we heard of the Brisssh proposition to send a contingent from Canada to the Soudan we have been devising the best means of striking 8 blow at Canada, winch is a part of England's empire, and you can say that if Canadian sol diers 20 to the Soudsn, in one weeks tune from their departure 10000 Irish men, armed with all the resources of civilization will make things lively in Toronto, Quebec and Montreal It IS our business to iab at England at all times and places. If we can't send many men to help Fl Mahdl we will slop En- gland from sending Canadians to help her cut t-throats in Africa
 NEW YORK, Feb. 2S-The General Sessions Court room was crowded this morning with persons anxious to wit ness the proceeding in the srrsignment of Mrs. Dudley for shooting Rosss, and Dick Short for stsbbing Capt. Phelap. Short was first RrraigDed and pleaded not guilty to the charge of assault and battery. The court said as the case was an aggravated one he would increase the bail from S3,000 to $500. Short was then removed. Mrs. Dudley was arraigned and approached the bar. With a quiet smile, her counsel said by his ad- vice she stood mute. The recorder di- rected 6 plea of not guilty be entered for Mrs. Dudley and her bail fixed at S5OO. The accused was then taken back to prison. Neither Capt. Phelan or O'Donovan Rossa were present during the prosecution.
 LONDON, Feb. 2S-The Telegraph states that the Cabinet Is summoned to meet at two ti is afternoon to consider the question of resigning.
 PoDsnnby, the Queens private secre- tary, left Windsor to-day and visited Gladstene at Downing street. He was closeted with the Prime Minister for long while.
 LATER, 3 D. m.-The Cabinet Council met at o'clock this afternoon and are still in session. Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, IS present. having arrived from Dublin this morning. The outcome from the meeting Is very uncer- tain, but crIsis Is predicted
 ST. LoU1s. Feb. 2S-Workmen in the Texas x Pacific railroad shops at Mar shal, Texas, have been notified that thelr wages will be reduced l2ls per cent. after Monday next. The Or,er produced much dissatisfaction among the msn and a meeting was held and committee was appointed to wait on the railroad ufficials and ask that the order be re- scinded. This was done. but no sstis- faction received. A similar n0tlhcation was served on the men at the lnterpa- tional & Great Northern shops at Pales- tine, which are under the same manage ment as those at Marshall, and 1t was received in about the same spirit. A ~trIke IS talked of, but no action has yet been taken.
 LONDON, Feb. 27- Salisbury's motion of ceusure adopted by the House of Lords by a vote of 139 to 6S. NOrthcote's motion of ceDsure rejected by the Com mons by 302 Co 2SS.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 27-J. O. Ed ridge an auctioneer of thls city, dlf d last Thursday morning at his residence in San Rafael of congestion of the lungs and hemmorrhage, after few hours ill., ness. He was 57 years old, and leaves two daughters.
 PARIS, Feb. 2S-The Journal des De- bates Tn an article last night on the pro ceedings in the British Parliament, says: 'Hhe fall of Gladstone has been Ger many's political dream and Bismsrck.s aim"
 SAUKIM, Feb 2S.-After the late action of the rebels in destroying the advanced redoubt-, Lieut.. Askvith went to them to alter their arrangement for exploding the mines. While examining one of the mines it exploded and Askwith was blown to pieces.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 27-The action of tho House yesterday Tn practically re- fusing to give Cleveland power to sus- pend silver coinage, after his letter to Democratic members, Is looked upon as little less than a slap in the face of the President elect.
 ALBANY, Feb. Cleveland has writ ten letter to the Democrats i'll Con- gress fRvOring the suspension of further coinage of silver.
 CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-Advices from New Orleans are to the effect that irregular ties have been discovered in the report ed amount of gate money collected. It IS quite evident that it will be impOssi- ble to continue the Exposition over to another season. Indeed many of the exhibitors would withdraw now if their contract did not compel them to remain.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s. Vice PresI- dent-elect Hendricks IS being warmly re- ceiyed by leading members of his party m this city. An old politician made the remark today "that it was well that Hendricks was here to take his three days grace before the 4th of March, for after that he would, like his predeces- sors of late years, drop into aD obscu- rity from which he will never be reser- rected."
 CHICAGO, Feb. 27-The Times will to- morrow publish interviews with Hon. M W. Fuller, Judge w. c. Cloudy, Hon. $. Corning and Judge Lending. Democratic lawyers of thIs state, upon the effect which the death of Represen- tative Logan will have upon the sena- ,orial deadlock at Springfield. They agree in saying that 1t does not change the status of affairs; that the law re- quires a majority of all the members Of both houses elected to be present and voting, in order to constitute a quorum. The full roster of the ioInt assembly is 2O4 and the presence of l03 is necessary to make a legal body for the choice Of senator. With this number present and voting, a majority of the votes cast, 1t is claimed, will elect.
 VICTORIA, E. c. Feb. 2S-To-day ths local legislature passed bill entitled an act to prevent the immigration of Chinese IL is to 20 ID force immediately upon the close of the present session and imposes upon any Chinsman except those who can prove themselves to havs been hopafide residents of the Province. Those who hereafter come into British Columbia a penalty of $50 fine, and in default of the payment six months im- prisonment with hard labor. Any per