Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

frcncn navy, iaoueu az tne 10 ttteIl.
 The mayor, alderman, General Slater
 and staff. police commissioner and other
 civil dIgBitsrie-, were ln waiting, and ss
 Admiral Lacombe stepped on shore, the
 mayor grssped him firm y by she hand
 and they nteTed carriages in vai,Ing ID
 the plaza. It was nearly three o'clock
 when the procession moved. The line
 of march lay through Whitehall street
 to Broadway to the city hall, and the
 route was lined with people. At the city
 hall the guests were given a banquet,
 and alters ards speeches were made by
 Mayor Grace, President Sanger and
 Frederick R. Condict.
 wAsHISGToS, June l9-The presiden, to-day appointed Wm. A. Day, of Ifi-
 nois, to be second auditor of the titaS-
 ury. vice Orange Ferris, resigned by
 request
 TOMBSTONE, June 19-Captain Law | ton with three troops of cavalry will reach Huachuca tomorrow, having re- ceived dispatch from Crook to reft for an expedition to the Sierra Msdres to route the Indians. No prisoners will b, | taken. The Guadalupe csnon affair wa
 not SO disastrous as st first reported, only three men being killed, PSivHtes | Roberto and Marks turned up again af ter two days wandering around the
 mountains. When the Indians jumped l the camp they get away with about Z, ! OO0 rounds of ammunition, clothing and other material. The band of Indians who killed Daniels have entered the Sierra Msdres in the Box canon, west of Bavispe, after raidiDg Sonora from Bavispe to tbe Bayispe river, via Naco sRri. Much fears are entertained for the safety Of Lieut.. Davis, who IS re ported Bs entering the Sierrs Msdres east of the CbiOn Bonita. It is suppo5- cd that all of the IpdIan mRTauders arr now m Mexico, and the only fears en tertained Is that after they e,tablisb their camps that they will raid On ranch es and settlements adjacent to then hea1quarters. The officers and men Of Lawton's command deseFve commendH- ton for their eIertIOns in following the l Indian trail with the perseverance men of adsmantine nerve. Lack of ra u ms Was the only thipg that preventec | their pursuing the Indians to their las ! camping place.
 NEW YORK, June 2O-During the par ade yesterday wrIch escorted the Officers 1
  noticeable that the German establish | ments, steamship officer, consulate, ,etc |, dIsplayed DO flags during the parade, | only the AmerIcsn and French colUrs | being visiDle anywhere. At tue produc exchange some msmb-rs pelted the six ty-ninth regiment wIth d, ugh and otheI articles. Major Duffy gallOped over [, the police sergeant Tn command sDO complained. He said that trUubl, might follow If the assaults were Do stopped at once. Duly rode of to at- tend 10 something else and the pvltlbg began sgaln-all stones by thIs tune, sO Duffy says. He returned end told the sergeant If thls business was nOt stop ped at Once be would send up a cOuPlr of files of men to the exc tange and stUB it himself. The crowd in the street gJt ctej, and partissns of the sixty nIDtb and others who had witnessed the bv hsviOr of the produce merchants began fusilading the balcony with eggs, whicL they got from neighbeung groceries. and heavier missiles which they pIckeu up Tn the streets. One broker it Is sais, was struck in the he4d with a stone sn. hurt. Duffy then called upon Eldrldse, chairman, of the floor committee anu forcibly called his attention to the in dignities beHped on hIs men. ''I want 1t stoppedT shouted the Major, GOT l will not be responsible for my men" The Msjor Tas cheered when he return ed to the street. A riot seemed immi- nent, but it wss stayed by the appear ance of the police. A score of officers moved into ;be exchange with clubs drawn and made a charge On the offend ing brokers. An officer of tbs exchange said to be he president, asked that the balcony be cleared of every one, and the police proceeded to clear 1t in short or der. In a few minutes order was re- stored. The street was strewn with egg-shslls; there was bushel of them. The police held possession of the bal cony for an hour and quarter but they made no arrests.
 CINCINNATI. June 20-Tbe story is published here of S55,0O0 in gold and silver com, hidden in the walls and ceii- ing of four story building, by Lotus Shertz, who occupied the pl zee for years in the hQuOr buisness. He died recent ly and left to his brother memorandum showing ID what places the u Uney would be found. but did not indicate the amount. As the d, ceased had always appeared to be R pnOr man and lodged in the store the finding If this large sum was a surprise.
 LONDON, Juno 20.-Gladstope and his late cabinet met this morning and dis cussed the scope of sssUrances of aid to carry n the government which, 1t Is said, Is proposed that the Libe als shall give tO thr Conservatives. The Pail Mall Gazette in an editorial article says the opinion Is growing that nothing will break the existing deadlock but the re- turn to office of Mir. Gladstone.
 CHICAGO, June 2O-A gentleman ID this cIty has received living samples Oi the California grssshUpper. The briei interest of the consignment consists il the fact that the gentleman. who WAS resident of Kansas in 1888, 1874 and 1875, finds that they are IdeniiraI virb { e pests winch ravaged that state. The specimens on hand sem to have lost little Of their activity Tn the journey from the Pacific coast.
 NEW YORK. June 20.-Reporis from the Various parts of Long Island report that Seventeen Year LOcust- have made their appearance in countless numbers.
 NIT. MCGREGoR, June 20.-Gsn. Grant did Lot sleep as well a-usuAl last nigh, the intervals of wakenIng being mOrs frequent. Dr. Douglas called once to clear the OeneraIs throat. After be had taken food this forenoon bis voice was clear, hIs pulse 6S. full. strong, and regular.
 SAS FRAECIsCo, June 20-W. F.. Nor. risou, recently convicted of grand lar ceDy for obtaining S3,OOO on frau iulsuI mortuAry certificates from the order of chosen friends. of which be was grand councillor at one time. was to-day sen fenced to 10 years imprisOn nent ct Folsom. This Is the full penalty.
 SAN BERSARDISO, June l7.-Walter Prosser. aged 6, native of England. died here thIs afternoon of laudanun, taken with suicidal intent yesterda, afternoon. He leaves a family in des- titute circumstances. No cause given for the rash act.
 NOgales Notes.