Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14

will have commenced, He assures the
 Ministry that he feels still confident
 of bis ability to successfully attack
 Khartoum and defeat the Arab prophet,
 bu. says the operations necessary 10
 achieve these results now will be diff
 cult and hazardous.
 Dynamiters Out In Force.
 NEW YORK, Feb GA large number
 of dynamiters are ID gttendenco at the
 TOmbs police cOurtE -day, to see the
 Grrsignment of Ricnard Short. who com
 mltted the assault on Capt. Phelan in ODonovan ROssa's office. Phelan was
 brought from the hospital and moment
 or two later entered the court room and
 took position before Judge Paterson.
 Phelan Was pale and thin; his left arm | hung ir a sling, "Ies, l feel pretty weak" he sald to a reporter. but am
 mighty glad to get out of doors once mOUe." In the affidavit which the clerk of the court mad out, Phelan states, Richard Short did wiifully stab and wound drponent with a,certain dirk knife. which he (Short) held in his hand; i,that dsponert was SD attacked by de- fendent at and within the office and then and there he received eleven stab wounds in his body at the hands of sad defendant. While Phelan was mak- ing his statement Short was led into the court room and placed at the bar, look iDg much better than when committed to prison four weeks ago. Do you see the man In court who assaulted yOuf inquired Justice Patterson of Phelon when the latter had completed bis state ment. That is the man" be replied, pointing at Short who stood directly be- hind him. 1 shall hold you for examIna- ton under S2,000 bail, said the Judge to the prisoner. Judge 1 should hketo ask for the protection of the police while I remain III the city" sad Phelon, with a show of hesitancy. Fl do not feel safe from the attacks of that man, pointing 10 Short.
 ''I am sorry canuot give you a body guard,' replied Justice Patterson, 'but I cannet.' If you will give me the priv ilege of carrying weapons I can defend myself" rephed the CaptaIn with some pride.
 The sergeant Of the Police Court squad was determind to see that Captain Phe- Ian got home in safety, for he sent two police officers as a body guard with the Captain and his wife. The examination will take place tomorrow.
 Cleveland in New York.
 NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Grover Cleveland and his prIvate secretary are Tn thIs ,ity and will remain here several days. A number of Democratic politicians from Washington will avail themselves Df the opportunity of visiting him. Ru- nOrs of cabinet making are rife, but now much truth there Is m them 1t IS hard to say. The impression Is gaining ground that the PresIdent-elect desires b consult rather than secure advices rom leading Democrats.
 cleveland Caught a Jonas
 NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Au interview gith leading members of the Demo- ratio National COmmittee, leads to the jew that Presid snt-elect Cleveland will certainly appoint Senator Jonas of I0uisana member Of the cabinet in Ieference to the wishes of the members f the committee and sentiment ex- 'ressed Tn monster petitions from. all
 Rumored Lord Dunerin shot.
 OTTAWA, Can., Feb. Ct is rumored n the lObbIes that the Governor General ias received a dispatch from the Colon al office of the shooting of Lord DutTer-
  Dd anxiety everywhere.
 Rossa win Be We'll soon.
 NEW YORK, Feb. .6.-O'DOnOva ROssa ested comfortably last night. The doc DTS say that if his con itiOn continues s it has been for the past day or two, sossa will be able to leave the hospital -ithin ten days. He had quite a num- er of callers this morning.
 Spies sent In search of Gordon. LONDON, Feb. G.-Advices from Korti late that spies have been dispatchedto to lhartoum tO ascertain the fate of Gen ral Gordon.
 Cabinet Adjourned to Hawsrden. LONDON, Feb. 6; ; D. m.-The Cabinet ouncil adjourned, after being in session lree and a quarter hours, tO the resi- ence of Gladstone at Hawardeu, and ave Eeen placed under special police rOtectiOn.
 The Home office has organized a spe- .al detective force for the protection of he interior of public buildings; all men elected for this extraordinary force ave been taken from the ranks If the rlsh cOnstabulary and picked out with pecial reference Co their acquaintance
 
 he Middle sex regiment, now at Dover, nd sixty members of the commlssary apartment at Aldershot have been rdered to prepare for active service.
 Further News frem the Soudan. LONDON, Feb. 6.-General Wolsley tel graphs from kOTtI to the war office this ,teruOOn that cOur.er arrived from lc British camp near Metemneh, who ports that the rebels at Metemneh ave become defiant since hearing of le fall of khartOum. The courier also lys an attack on Gubat may be looked 'r at any moment. as the rebels expect from khartOum. Lord oisley states that he will remain quiet euilng further orders from the Gov -nment The Cabinet met at II ;hIs orning tO cOnuder what course was sst tO pursue Tn regard to the present gyptian emergency. It was decided send telegraphIc orders tO India for le dispatch of Indian troops to Suakim, nd meanwhile reinforce the garrison at lakim by drafts of troops from En- and and the Mediterranean forces. here II a prevailing sentiment in the inistry m favor of strong, active and vigorous policy. The ministry will .DttlOl any NtuhIu tl l-bTu olrltJ hich will and m the defeat of the bhdi and secure the release of General oTdOn, II alive. or wreak vengeance 1un the Arabs If he Is slam. The tele- aph lne between London and KOrti entirely occupied with dispatches tween the Cabinet and Lord Wolsley. Irts of the South. Among those who lied on Cleveland this forenoon were ov. Carroll of Maryland, Senator Cor an, Mir. Warner of Ohio, Roswell r. lower, Ex Mayor Cooper, Gen. Siegel Id Isaac H. Hunter, the latter IS a col ed orator who advocated Cleveland's slms to the presidency on the stump the late election; he waited on Cleve- nd to urge his claim to be minister to ayti Senator German called tO per ct inaugural plans.
 safely at Yokohama. SAN FRAScIsCo, Feb. G.-Fred Crocker,