Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

done. A committee was appointed io wait on the Chinese who were given - hours to leave.
 PORTLAND, Nov. 7-The Chinese in Sumner, a small town situated in Flu.
 yalloD valley, numbering 13 persons
 were drivsn out by fifty organized men.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Nov. 7-Judge Hoff-
 man has decided that in future if Chi
 nese applicants wishing to land, fan to prove that their certificates are Geuine,
 the U. $. District Attorney can be given possession of such documents as evil
 den0e of fraud and institute proceed ings to prosecute their holders as sFas done in a recent conviction of Choi An Jow. This decision 1t IS believed will
 stop to the efforts of Chinese to land
 without proper credentials.
 LONDON, Nov. 7.-The Jury in the
 Armstrong case to day, brought in q
 verdict of guilty against Stead and Re-
 beecs Jarrett and acquitted both Jac-
 ques and Booth.
 | PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 1.-I9sterday
 afternoon 0. Fl. Stanley, cattle thief.
 while enroute to jail at PendeltOn from
 Pilot Rnck, UmatIdla county, Tn charge
 of two deputies, was stopped by party
 of fftyi vigilants and shot dead.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7-Ex-Senator Sharon's condition had not materially changed up to noon to-day. At that hour he was reported to be slowly sink ing.
 MEXICO, via Galveston, Nov. 6.-The | n lyrS night ro get through a resolution abrO-
 gating the famous finsncial decrees of last June, one of which reOrganized the
 English debt, while another suspended all subsidies. The resolution was de- feated by an overwhelming vote. A
 resolution accusing rx-Presldent Con
 zales of peeulation in office, presented by the opposition, has been sent by
 Congress to the grand ju ? section of
 that body. The general oplnion Is that
 no bill will be found against him or hIs finance minister.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Complete re
 turns from every county ID the State
 give Quay; Republican. for the State Treasurer, 64 96l; and Day, Democrat, 20,S25. Quay's plurality over Day, 4,- l27.
 LONDON, Nov. 6.-iobert ThaInburn, the noted miniature painter, IS dead.
 NEW YORK, Nov. GA petition has been forwarded to the Postmaster Gen. eral, asking that regular and punctual mail seryIce toe established between the United States and the regular mail con nec,iOns of Mexico, Central and South America, via Colon and Panama.
 PARIS. Nov. 6.-Count von Munster. the new German ambassador to France, presented his credentials to-day to Pres ident Grevy. NJ. de Freyciuct, Minister of Foreign Affairs, was present. Count
 VOn Munster said; Emperor William charged me to continue to develop the friendly and neighborly relations at pres ent existing between France and Germa-
 ny. shall always feel the warmest pleas
 ure Tn fulfilling the tack so ID accordance
 with my personal feelings. by rendering
 myself the sincere interpreter of the
 feelings of my august sovereign. President Greyy replied: Il Bm con
 vInced that your personal feelings,
 together with the common interests Of both nations, will strengthen the good
 relations existing between them LITTLE RoCK, Ark, Nov. 7-Advices from the Indian Territory say that the boomers have secured a foOthoid lR SS- | lahOms and that 1t would take the United States troops some time to clear | the country of them as the intruders ire | widely scattered. There are numbers of | armed men and the possibilities of q l fight between the boomers and the troops IS by DO means remote. The | statement IS LLade that the leaders de- sire to bring about cOnilic. on the eve
 of the assembling of Congress, so that | Congressional action may be had and ! Oklahoma legally opened to settlement. The Indians are reported as becoming
 restless under the situation, though they
 antI ,ipate no outbreak.
 ENPoRIA, ks.. Nov. 7.-The verdict of
 not guilty found by the jury to-day in
 the Wslkup case, while not giving gen | eral satisfaction was received with de- | mOnstratiOns of delight by her friends and many who hay given much atteu- | ton to the case. ., hen the JuTy first went out they were evidently divided ! and renamed so fc. several hours, when
 one more changed for scqui,tal. They ' then stood seven tO five m favor of ac- | quIttHl until to-day, when the five for | conviction gave way and q verdict Ot
 not guilty was rendered. When the Sheriff informed Mrs. WalkuP that the | jury had returned a verdict of not guilty
 sine exclaimed, My God. is that sor' | and Der eyes filled with tears; but when the Sheriff told her that she could sf- | ford to brace up, she wiped away the
 tears and went with him into the court, | room, where she wBs congratulated. She says she will not take any of her husbands property. The estate will not
 amount to more than Sl0O0O, and her share will but slightly more than pay
 the expenses of the trial.
 PLYMOUTH, Eng, Nov. Rev. Stew
 art Ross, formerly Rector of Christ's Church at Belfast, Ireland, was address | ing the Plymouth Young Mems Chris
 tisn Society last evening when ChBs. Joy, the Canadian EmigrHnt Commis- | sioner, burst into the room and shouted, | "YOu hypCcrite, you elOped with my wifer Ross turned pale and fed from the room. The audience were surprised and excited. The moment many them | raalized what was the matter they be came bowling mob and pursued their | lecturer for n mIle yelling all the tIme | At this point Ross, who was driven tO bay, turned suddenly and stabbed two of his most active puFsuers. Others coming up at the time seiZed and dis armed the murderOus rector. The p0-
 lice then put Tn an appearance and ar | restai RO-s. He was taken before magistrate to-day whom charges were lodged against him and he was remand ed for a week without bail. It trans \ pires that Ross disappeared from Bel.
 ias, two years ago. leaving a wife and three children, eloping with Mrs. Joy,
 a teacher m his Sunday School. Joy
 received a letter from Ross saying, Your wife has undergone malpractice and you had better arrange for obtain ing divorce from her" Mrs. Joy was
 found in the prisoners lodging. When informed of her psramOur's arrest, she | glOrieG in her connection with the Lords annOinted," ss she called him.
 She attended court to day and sat in
 brszsn manner throughout the whole
 proceedings.