Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
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DuBLrS. June 2l.-The Freeman's JoutnAl publishes long interylew with Bishop O'Conor of Nebraska and Wy omipg, in which that prelste deprecstes extensive Irish emigration. He takes the ground that for two thirds Of the people who leave Ireland as emigrants to America the change means misfoi tune and physical hardship of most terri ble kind, besides moral degradation still more appalling. "In the great cit ies of the East" says Bishop O'COnor. "Irish newcom CTS sink daily until they becoms the hcum of the population without money and without friends In this condition they are compelled to do the hardest and most meuisl labor and from this position they can sel, | do ID rise. IL they go west" contlued ] the Bishop, "their prospects are scarce, ! iy any better. In the West there IS, ci ! course land, lend in abundence, but ibls l land must new be urtbased. ana a. Tr--t -i s-'- , s O money. lu ,,,u meut,ng n the surprising de clara tiuns made III this interview, She fr-e. map'z Journal expresses the hope that ] the Bishops statements may save many | Irishmen and women from misery and ruin beyond the Atlantic.
 FL PAso, Texas. June 21.-The Mex ican editorial party, en route to the States, are experiencing ovatiOns on me line of the Mexican Central Railway They will arrive here early tomorrow morning, and after five hours driving haudueting, and congratulations VIII proceed to Las Vegas hot Springs, where they will rest twenty-four hours, and then move on to Topeka,- Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago. etc. A special rain leaves this city to m 'rrow morning 4 1 o'clock to meet and escort the party across the border. Triumpbal arches, music, banners, speeches. snd a royal Aelcome generally, awaits them. The party numbers twenty-one gentlemen md SIX ladies'. Fl Psso and El Pas" del NOrte are yieIng with ea"h other III thelr forts to make this reception a great -ucress. The Mexican Central and the Aichison, Topeka and Santa Fe hail- roads are using every possible means Tor the comfort and happiness of the party.
 SAN FRASCIsco. June 2l-Commision- ar Sparks. of tue General Land Office al Washington, has rendered decision ot
 
 lines of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail -oad. A copy of the decision was re- ceived here by James F. Stuart, Rttor- aey for the settlers. It determines that as the Atlantic < Pacific Company has not constructed any portion of It's road in the State of California, and that the time for such construction hay ing expired on July 9th, lSIS, the rigbt nf the company to attach lands under the terms of its land grant has ceased, and that as a consequence the company has no claim to land within the indem nity limit. that is, to the odd sections of land lying between the twenty and thirty mile limit. This decision secures the settlers within that section giving them the right to amend their entries.
 WASHINGTON. June 22-The War De Dartment Las received reports from Fort Reno, In the Indian Territory, lated the 18th instant, to the effect that great excitement prevails ID that place over the threatened outbreak by the Cheyennes. The Indians known as the Southern Cheyennes are making prepR- ratiUns to go on the war path. Troops have been dispatched to quell the dis LIN " nA bAANAaAo are not informed ss to the cause of the threatened outbreak. If these Indians go on the war path there will be great difficulty in quieting them. The Chey- ennes are repI rted to be as troublesome to deal with as the Apsches. The cOun- try, however, m which the former live, would be more advantageous to the sol diers pursuing them than Is the rough and rocky country in which tho latter are beiu z followed.
 SAN FRASCIsCc, Juae 22-Lieut. Gov, Van ArmEn ot ArIZoud, now visiting San Francisco. m speaking Of the Terri 's afr --s --ve: "i he .Ta of prnsI er e, a- n vIv. Uu Ilrur a li ca piuLJl ed ps,sI Ion ID tLs Iestern divisions Ui our roIut-y. Under Gov. IEltIe's rule, peace and qu.et nave succs ecsG reIyn 1 1f terror that made Arizona a synOuy m 1 for pine and murder Lieut.. Gov Nau Armau thinks the Indians should Oe placed entirely under civIl co-trOL ! They should be granted a certain DOT ion of land and made to depend on l themselves Tor thVir own support. The
 dance of the immense San Carlos res -rvation should be thrown open for white settlement.
 WHEELING. w. VA. June 22-Aboul
 10 clock y, steriay morning great eI- utemeDt WAS caused III the village Ui | West Wheelinr, oD the Ohio side [ the | Iver. by q Polish potter. one k tiier at ! tempting to cremaie the bCdy of bis daughter m one of the kilns of b q ! Furks. The man sad he was too pooI give hIs child a burial. Eaily in tbe | morning he fired the kiln and strapped | he body to board so tkat II might toe | pushed into the furnace. His intenti, Il | leaked ont and soon . crowd of ljt IT 2OO indignant people gathered. The cIty mBrshal of BellsiTe was sent for ! and the body was removed from the
 .ustody of the parents aud gwen burial ! by Senator Wagner and others. Last ! night it vas reported that Keller had | attempted to kill his wife with an axe ! saying be had teen commanded by the | Almighty to take her life.
 MADRID, June 22-Ohicial returns | from the cholera infected districts of | Spain are Rs follows: New Cases and draths-Valencia city, % new cases, | deaths 2l; Valencia provinces, 3SO new cases, l12 deaths; Murcia city, 6S neS cases, 3l deaths. In the towns adjoining | the city of Murcia l46 new cases, j2 | deaths; Carthagenis, cases, death none; Catellon de Ia Pava province, 6G cases, deaths 47; Huesca province, : cases. deaths & In the town Of Glen
 Pssquelas twenty miles from Madrid, cases, deaths f.
 BAHAI, June 22-The British steamer GuadiOns, from London for Brazil, has been lost at Orbrothos. Her mails and passengers were saved.
 WAsHISGToS, June % News was received at the war department late this afternoon to the effect that the difficulty with the Cheyenne h. dians is becoming very serious. Gen Augur Las ordered four troops of the 5th Cavalry to go 10 the scene of the dis turbsnce, in addition to the companies previously sent to Reno. This makes ten companies at Reno, and three sCdI- tional companies are held ID readiness 10 90 al a moments notice. Augur re- commepds the appointment of a con- mission to ascertain the causes of the discontent The Southern Cheyenne are located Tn the western portion of the territory. The country IS level and de- yoid of trees, except along the streams, and ouinp to its extent if IS very easy