Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-18

for twelve days The Afyhsns have burned the camp at BalGmurgab, winch Sir Peter Lumsden abandoned. pro, yisional government Is being organized at Pendjeb to prevent anarchy. The Russian detachment remains at Dash kepoi. The dispatch concludes with inc statement that there Is no necessity for D forward movement at present.
 A Regiment Refases to Fight.
 MONTREAL, AprIl l6-A great surprise has been caused here by the receipt or news that the sixty fifth Montreal regI- n.ent of volunteers, now at Calgary, re- fuses to proceed against Rlel, making the excuse that they need equipments Col. Grimst, of the regiment, has re- turned to Winnipeg. This k the only French Canadian regiment of Montreal and its refusal to proceed IS generally supposed to be due tn an unwililngness to be led against the French half-breeds under Riel.
 Death of a Tucson Man.
 Sax FRANCIsCO, April 16 The death was reported late last night of Byron C. Tiffany, of Tucson, 4. T., who was injur- ed on the north bound tram on Satur- day last.
 Rus ia Wants fo Gain Time VAR~A, April 16.-The impression here is tbat Russia Is seeking 10 gain time only to compl, te preparations to march on Herst and purchase in America a few more vess-ls.
 There IS no question among the Turks, notwithstanding Gladstoue's coOlness 10 the last war, that m the event of new war Turkey would become the ally of England.
 Con-oIs. LONDON, April l6.-l D. m.-COnsOls opened at 939s, but soon advanced to 95i D, which point they arc now. Imprisoned by Fire.
 LINCOLN, Ill.,, AprIl l6-Hhe Lincoln Coal cOmpany's shaft and landing caught fire ,arly this morning and were soon mass of flames. From ten to twenty miners are at the bottom. The los is about SlOO,0OO. and DO insurance. the fire was caused by the explosion of a torch in the oil room. The following me are known tO be at the bottom of tbe shaft: Theodore Reed John Walsh, Pat Campbell, Mike Savage, Jack Cane,  will be saved through a side sheft. | The Chicago Markets. | CHICAGO, April I5, 10 a. m.-There was savage onslaught upon tie specu- lahve markets at the opening this mOrn- ing, based on the reyulsion of the war | feeling which has been rampant for three or four days. Early special cables were ! favored of peac' and this was empha- sized by the early advance Tn English consOls. Under these conditions the grain markets opened panicky, wheat declining nearly five cents from the top | figure of yesterday, June selling at 9Ol against % paid at o'clock yesterday. Gen. Grant Improving in Health
 NEW YORK, April l6.- Gen. Grant passed a very quiet night. His imprOy- ed condition continues: he has slept
 we'll and naturally for - hours nearly continuously, taking hIs nOurishment
 well and at longer intervals. He feels | stronger and hIs voice indicates IL. VaI-s Visits Cork. CORK, April lj-Tne Prince of arrived | ID thIs city to-day. Tue railway station and streets ,n the vicinity were crO ydei ' with people awaiting tle arrival Ol the | royal parry. When the train bearing { .nem drew IrtO the station it was greet l ed win hearty cheers. An address of
 welcome was d-lycred and much en- | thu-lasm prevails.
 Tdvard PierrrPont Dead.
 ROME. AprI IG-Edwari pierrepont | Secretary of the American legation of | R, ne, diec today. He was sent IT, | oh. \ Hgs x-MinisteT A-tOr. when he returned to | this country.
 Riots in Cork CORK, April l6 The streets are quiet | and there Is scarcely aud trace of the
 nights riots. The reports of the riots
 were greatly exaggerated. Negotiations Pending
 LoNDoN, ADrIl l6-M. Lessar, special | envy of Russia, m an interview to-day, says the arrangements for the cessiOn of | Penideh tO Russia had not yet been
 completed, but negotiations were pro-
 gressing favorably.
 They Don't Want to Fight.
 LONDON, April lG.-The Telegraph
 publishes despatch from Vienna whIch
 state, that DeSricrs has telegrtph-d d
 Baron de Stael at London as follows
 II am charged, by the Czar's personal
 command. tO request yuu tO inform the | Eug.isn Government that h the tzar's | opinion a war would b most deplorable
 10 both countries, also that the CZar ' firmly hopes that prompt and slmpie
 arrangement Of tha present. diflicu t-es
 may be established % Stael telegrapheG
 Drgriers m reply that tine English gov
 ernment gladly accepted his cOmmuni- | eaton.
 1 \ Timely Warning. KINGSTON, Out., A, Til lj.-Ihe i'm | perial pensioners on being paid to-day
 were warned that in the event of war