Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

bers meet If the Radicals ally tJem-
 selves with the members of the Night,
 they can overthrow ministry after min-
 istry, leaving France Tn a permanent
 crisis, which will seriously ieopardize
 the existence of the republic.
 BERLIN, Oct G-The report published
 on the third instant that Germany and
 Spain had effected a settlement of the
 Carolines difficulty was confirmed to-
 day. Prin e BI-marck has written a
 friendly letter to the Pope. thanking
 him iI the name of Germany for the m
 terest His Holiness has taken Tn the
 question. The agreement will be of-
 ticislly announced within day or two.
 PARIS, Oct. 6-Republicque Francis,
 in an editorial to day on the result of
 the elections says: "Over oDe.tbiTd of
 the members of the Chamber Of Deputles conservative. This IS B serious evlL
 It then implores the Republicans to
 unite on candidates in districts v5ere second ballots are necessary and PIe- serve the integrity of the Republic.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 6-The following
 bulletin was issued from Cardinal Nc CIoskey's residence today by the clergy in charge: Ills EmiD-Dce the Cardinal
 has had for over two days a change Tn his condition which IenCers him very
 weak and apparently in great dange- of dearb; SO much SO that it Was considered
 prudent to administer the last sacra-
 mept."
 WAsHISGrog,- Oct. 6-At the White House to-day it IS declared that the let ter printed by q number of papers this morning on the New York State election, puportiDg to have been written by the
 President 10 a friend m Buffalo, IS a forgery. The only utterance the Presi- dent has made on the subject was an answer which he dictated to Col La mont, his private secretary, to be made to an inquiry sent him by a correspond ent and was as follOWs: "The President Is a Democrat. and It Is strange that aIy person should question his position. le earnestly desires the success of bIs party in the pending elections in New York, as we'll as elsewht re, and any assertion to the contrary Is utterly and maiclous- ly false"
 ALTOONA. Penn, Oct. 6-As the regu- lar train from Hollidaysburg was near ing AIleghaDy furnace this morning, four men took possession of one of the crowded cars, and, while three of them intimidated the passengers with revol- vers, ibe fourth went through the car and deliberately robbed such of the oc- cupsnts as he chose to select. One of the passengers made show of resis- tance, but he was attacked with a knife and cut through tLe hand. The conduc tor next grBppled with one of the rOb- bers and was dragged out to the plat form of the gar and beaten with re- volver handle. The robbers then pulled the bell rope and jumped of and escap- ed 10 the wood. The Pennsylvania railway company has sent out officers ID all directions.
 SANTA Rosa, Cal. Oct. G.-The or s,- Ion of Judge Jackson Temple in tue celebrated case of Mrs. Ellen NJ. Cultun versus Leland Stamford and others, dir ectors of the Central Pacific Railroad, filed this morning. Judgment is Ord5rel for the defendants.
 BUFFALO, NY, Oct. 6.-Rev Father Crouin and James Mooney of this city, who are among those named by the meeting last night in New York to pro. ceed to Ireland for the purpose of as- sis:ing ID parliamentary canvass there, express their disapprOval of such course. They agree with Alexander Sullivan that Irisb people need funds. not orators, and that they favor the pol Icy of aiding Ireland in the direction where she is poor.
 BUFFALO, \. T., 4 specisl from Wash Ug.s n,.sf-..N ..F sI |. city was suspended to-day. The cause Is at present unknown.
 WAsHISGroS, Oct. 6-Tbe Court of mmissiOners of the Alabama Claim met this morning. after the summer re- ces-, and resumed consideration of cur rent business, Judge Harlan presiding. The Judge made publIc announce ment of the recent decision of the First of the Treasury. that sa. aries of only such employees Rs We're named ID the organic act would be al l lowed ID settling the pay accounts of the court, and said, therefore, If other | confirmed In their present dn- | ties, It would be with tte expectation | that provisions " uld be made for tbeIr | present duties, with that understanding. | All of the principal attorneys | for claimants before the court have signed an agreement to pay certain | sums of money as a loan or advance tO | clerks and other emplOyes of the court, | DOt 10 exceed the amount due to such | persons as salary, gnd authorized by ex Istiug law. This action is taken On the | ground that, expenses hitherto incurred | by this court are, In the opinion Oi the | attorneys, inst as reasonable, such as | ths court Is authorIze.l to incur; that | III such expenses TIl' first be dejuctej | 'rUm money now in tte treasury befOr. .he balaUce will be appOrtiOned anon b. IF clIents; that by TeI~On of such fact such expenses are m the end to be paid | their clients. and unless some provision s made for paving clerks and employees. he court will not be able to dispose of it's business, and ihe interests Oi their clients vIll suffer thereby.
 GALVESTON, Oct GA dispatch from Rusk, Texas, to the News says that yes erday at the terminus of the Kansas Buff Shore Lne, near LuikIn. texas, lixty cOpvicts. working oD the road, made a desperate break for liberty. ] ust as they had finished their supper, with deafeBing yells, they started up ih ! body and rushed Tor the neighbOfIDg woods. The guards opened fire upon he fleeing cOuvicts with deadly effect. The latest report says that twenty five )f them were killed or wounded. The prisoners ran in one large body and the ,uards ,impIy emptled their repeating lfies and small arms into the moving mass. Rumors Of m intended mutiny U this camp have been r fe for some weeks past. These rumors were treDgthened by tle fact that many 'onvicts were serving life sentences and were known to be desperate characters, md extra precautions were being taken Every means pOssib.e is being used tO the thirty five who succeeded D eludlng the rifles Of the guards. All venues of escape are beiug guarded, nd posse is being organized to SCOUT he country. The scene Ot the outbreak 5 some miles from a telegraph office.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Ex Congressman obn F. Finerty, being asked to night Ehether he would sccept sn invi atIon endered hIm to visit England and Ire aud t' woik for the Parnell party during he coming campaign, said he had re- eived no intimatIon that any such cheme was on foot Without giving ary -..-,,, F,- l..I,n,.c, Mr Es,.-s,- .,.a . I