Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21
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uay' The Legislature will adjourn abOu midnight tonight.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 SANTA FE, N. M., March I2-Th, ] AtchisOn, Topeka < Santa Fe RailroaC Company to-day placed a surVey corpi
 ID tLe field to run branch railroad line from BerDadillo, forty miles south oi
 Santa Fe. to Jemez Hot Springs, a dis
 tance of twenty-five miles. These springs
 have long been noted as superior to any sulphur hot and cold sprngs iD the
 West, and it IS thought that an effort will be made to bring them into ma tionRl notice by the A. T. k $. F. Co.
 LIBERTAD, San Salvador. via Calves ton, March l2-President Barrius of Guatemala, declared that Central Amer lca should constitute one republic and that he would assume command of all the military forces ID the various States. This declaration was accepted by Hon. duras, bnt rejected by San Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The forces [ of Guatemala will begin immediately to ! March against San Salvador. President ! Zealdwar telegrapbed an account of the situation to Gen. Diaz, President Cf | Mexico. and asked him to use bis in tiuence tO prevent bloodshed. In an sTer DIaz sent the following telegram to President Zsaldwar: Your telegram Is understood. have taken the neces- | sary precautions against any contingent cy that may arise 1 teleGraphed Presi- 1 dent BarrIOs as follows: Your telegram ot the 1tn inst, announcing your d-t r. nInation to declare Central America . q. republic and assume yourself communal Of the forces thereof. has been received. This declaration has been rejected ener geilcally by your sister republics. These cITc instances have created such antip- athy 10 your course amo1E Mexican cii- lzens that my government will be obliged to take immaculate action to prevent the execution of your threat agains. sister nstionslitles on this con- tirent."
 SAX JUAN DEL SAN NIcARAGUA. via Galveston, March l2-Ac;iye war prep arations are being made throughout the country. The government has DOW several thousand men ready to send to the frontier; strenuous efforts tO rrsist BarriOs are being made in Costa Rico. A large number of soldiers are ready to leave. and great enthusiasm IS mani tested and confidence in the final result displayed; it i, thought that probably, that some quarters m Guatemala will recOnsider the matter before attempting cOercive measures, and that a friendly solution of the difficult problem of unit ing of the five states may be arrived at.
 LONDON. March l2.-The government has ordered the naval and military pen- sioners at Portsmouth dock yarI t0 be Tn readiness for medical inspection. This is the tirss time that such an in- spectiOn has been ordered since the CrImean war. There Is a report to the effecs that the channel fleet has been order ] to proceed to the Mediter- r6GriU.
 WASHINGTON, March l2-The Cabinet me; iay. All members ID attendance. IL h understood that the session is to be d.vp.,j to considering the Oaklahama si,uAsi and the general policy to be observed by the administration in mat ters of appointments.
 VICTORIA, March l2-The Chief Jus tice of the Province, Sir M. B. Begbie has in two column public print, eulog- iZed the Chinese and declared their ad- vent to be a National benefit to any new country Inasmuch as he claims them to be healthy, industrious and clean and frugal race and singulsrly free from vice Tn comparison with the white race Some time previously be expressed from the bench, his sorrow that he vas not a Chinaman as he had long ago be- c me ashamed of hIs own cOuntrymen.
 VIENNA, March l2-The Turkish auth critics ip the Arabian province Hedjaz seized hundreds of placarls distributed by emIsSaries If Fl Mahdl at Jeddah. Lith, and other seapOrts towns opposite In SOudan. The plaeards order the faithful to organize and expel the Turks from Arabia, promising the prophet will soon arrive at Jeddah, and lead his hosts to Mecca where there will be such displays Tn store as to leave DO doubt of his ideDity.
 VICTORIA, E. C., March 12-The scar Minister that the public and convent schools are closed in consequence.
 SACRAMENTO, March 1.-The Legisla- ture adj urued sine dIe thIs afternoon.
 WASHINGTON, March l2-The Star says in commenting on the withdrawal of the treaties from the senate very re- gently, President BarrIns of Guatamala has taken very positive grounds against the NIcaraguan canal project and has even threatened war tO break it up. The friends of the canal scheme here say that France k urging Ba-rias on in this policy Tn tue interest f the Panama canal. Senators ss' .t the Nica.a- guan reaty ought fed in order tn develOpe al attitude of FraI ce.
 SAN FRASCIsC1. s.a.ch l2-The Examiners Washington special says: ex-senator Thurman will be offered the frs vacancy on the Supreme bench Mcdonald can go tO Russia. Turin or Spain, Mrs. McDonald preters Spain which may influence the choice of the senator.
 LONDON, March 12-The Evening News states that 1t has learned that re- monstances from the highest quarters have been addressed to the Czsr m the interest of peace and have met with such
  are now entertained that hOstilitlss can be avoided.
 LONDON, March l2-It Is reported the cabinet has decided to address series of representations to the Russian Government, that If through any Russ Ian advance in Afghanestan a conflict results with the Ameers troops, Russia must accept the consequences as Eng land Is bound to guard Afghan Terri tory.
 NEW YORK. March l2-General Grant was better this morning. He slept well last night and has been free from pain for the past four days. He is now able to walk down stairs at will.
 NASAINo, B. c, March I2-Grant Bearup, a native of Saginaw. Mich, aged twenty two; died yesterday of small pOx Two cases have broken out at the railway camp, two miles from NAnaimo.
 PARIS, March I2.-The loss of the Chinese in the defense of their position around Velung captured by the French was 1,200.
 ST. LOUIS, March Ex-Governor Mar mRluke Is,uad a nroclamaffnn las. r,fgbf