Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25
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prints a long interview with John Ro,c
 iil reference to bis failure. After denyin, 'Ae rEecsness of the statements nrs Nonsiy published, he says: Now as f,
 ,De e"uses which led up tO my assign
 lnent, strictly sPef king, 1t is not n fajl
 r' 'hAt IS 10 s-y, Tuy sssiguees will b
 .c45 'p pay S2 for every Sl of Liabilities tLey realize any ing like the req
 'a'ue or my property. l cannot nov say what Inc exact amount of my h1hil Hles Is nor what the sum of my asset
 VIII DC (" meet 1t, but II were pot s, ol' man and If I had my health : Nnile longer, could pull things straiyh again. 1T the people understood the
 matter, ls the mendaciOus freq trad . press had not SD extensively deceiyed tten, the failure of John RoacI would be recognized from ocean |, ocean as a national calamity | lWeuty-fOur hundred vockmen-S1O {, the Morgan Iron works and twice ina. number at Chester,-went: out O. my shops on Saturday night who will not De DUCK tomorrow. In these hart times that IS serious matter. This IS not Q party question; I have been ( republican, but ahead of that I have hrst and last and ever bsen an American
 SAN FRANcIsco. July 20.-The steamer Arabic which arrived yesterday iron Hong Kong, brought I2OO Chinese pas. sengers.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, July 20-A bold outrage occurred here yesterday after. roon, when four hOodlums garroted and robbed Conductor Hearue, while riding ln one Of the cars on the UnIon Street Gable Line. There were a number of passengers Tn the car but no interfer. ence with the robbers work was at- tempted. Several ladies fainted. About sl5 in small change WIS obtain cd. As the thieves left the car one of the male passengers yelled to the by. islanders: Stop the fleeing yillains!r One Of them W-g captured and from the information obtained from him inc two other were arrested. Hearne was sc- vercly injured in the attack made on him and was carried to the company's engine house, where he was given medi- cGl attention.
 MODESTO, CAL, July 20.-Last night a stranger known as Charlie, and John lesher, proprietor of the Riverside sa- loon at the edge Of this city, had a dis pute which ended in Charley shooting Lesher in the breast with slot gun, killing him almost instantly. The mur- der8r turned and disappeared in the timber in the bottoms. The country was secured all night by armed excited mCn but 1p to eleven o'clock this morn ing they had not captured him. They have % good description of him and the fugitive certainly cannot escape.
 NEW JERSEY CITY, July 20.-John Gaunt, who was arrested early Saturday morning for the brutal murder ot hls wife, Euma, in Hoboken, committed sEiclde tlis morning by hanging in the county jail.
 SsN EBANCIsCo, July 20-L. Shakes pg4rC, the representative of the city of Victoria ln the Dominion Parliament, who is al prl sent n San Francesca on his way nome from Ottawa, in an inter viery r.ij, upon the question ot the pas sa.e Cl tine Chinese from British Coium- bia into the United States territory, that it IS constantly taking place. There are men who own slOOps and make a reyu- lar and profitable business of taking lo.ls of Chinese from British territory to New DUngeness Spit" Port Dis covery or San Juan. Numbers of Chi nesa also sgcrete thems elves on steamers and slip ashore at POf. Townsend, some oi course being detected, but not many. iir thinks tlat concerted action, If 1t is possible, between both governments, is what is needed. The people n Canada, Ec states. are finally awakening in tho matter of Chinese immigration. The near approach of the completion of the Cauadi Pacific railway, which will open tLor0ughfare over which the Chimes immigrants can travel direct to eastern provinces, has set the inhsbIt- auts to consider what will be the effect oa the condition of the large number of boys and girls now employed there in factories and other work which the Chinese will undoubtedly take out of their hands. Mir. Shakespeare and others Lave used every opportunity to place these facts before their eyes and not without effect; mass meetings are being held and general agitation inau- gurated.
 SAx FRANCISCO, July 19.-The Pacific Mail steamer Colima arrived today from Panama, via MazatlHn. She re- ports having serious trouble with the Mexican authorities at the latter place. IL appears that the Mexican Govern mcnt recently passed n law requiring that all vessels touching at Mexican ports must produce for inspection bills Of lading and manifest of the entire cargo, without regard tO its ultimate destination. This the Captain of the Colinaa, arriving at MaztRian st the l2th inst, vas unprepHred to do, as be had no previous knowledge of the existence of such a law. The examination Of bi books was finally aces pted as a com promise for the nOn-prOdGctlOn Of the required documents, but the authorities insisted on imposing a fine which the Captain paid under protest. and sailed on July 18th after being detained tour- teen hours beyond the usual time.
 KANSAS CITY, July 2l.-A most extra ordinary md dramatic scene was enact ed at St. MarY's Episcopal church, one of the oldest aud formerly most fashion able in the city, when the rector, the Rev. Henry D. Jardine attempted to conduct the services. He has been rec tor Of St. Nary's for the past SIX years md has been one of the most advanced men in the Episcopal church. PublIc sentiment has been immensely wrought up Gcaiust Jardine. owIng tO charges made against him of immoral practices. But for the presence of policemen ID lurce numbers m the church he would undoubtedly have been dragged from the pulpit and tarred and festhered. When Jardine appeared at the altar the congregation became n bowling mob. In repeating the decalogUe he read the 7th commandment, when he was greeted with a storm of laughter, stamping cf feet and cries of "rRts, ratsI As soon us quiet had been in measure restored, be proceeded Tn firm voice md with peculiar emphasis to read, "Ihou shalt not bear false witness. This dij not have the desired effect aad was received with hisses. The com- raajucnt, thou shalt not cOvet thy n.ighbor's wife," called forth thunder oUs ar4laUEe, which exceeded m violence tle demonstration which preceded 1t. AS ths rector ceased speaking and turuel t1 kueel at the altar, another demonstration was made by the audience All through the sermon the speaker was constantly interrupted by stamping and shouting, exhibitions of disapproval being the most pronounced when be denounced those who believed hIm