Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
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Special to the CITIZEN.
 DEuINa. N. M. Mch. 2-An Fl Pasc
 despatch says a serious shooting aiffay
 occurred there last night between
 negroes. The trouble grew out Of an intimacy between the wife of Tom
 Smith a negro waiter at the Grand Cen
 trul Hotel, and Joe Johns'One, porter on
 the Mexican Central road. Last even
 ing, while the woman, in company with
 Johnstoue and another negro, were n
 saloon drinking, Smith came to the ioor
 and opened fire on the trio. The para
 mour received the first shot, aud ran
 about a hundred yards and fell down
 cellar way, dead, the woman was hit in
 the eye. and the third party was slightly
 wounded. The murderer escaped.
 BAxrER's SPRISGs. Kan, March 2-Ii | if b,,comes A settled fact that the Prvsl- dent will Act on the authority proposed ! to extend him by Congress tO c mpiete treaties with ChOcktaws, CherOkses and other Indian tribes aud open up the | T rritory for settlement there wIil De ! such "A stampede tO that country as was never before heard of. IL Is "elievrd | that within six months after the prOcld- nation i- issued by the President, open 1 inp uu Oklahoma and the balance of tue Indian Territory for settlement, that no less than 30I OOO settles would take up tue hne of march that favored countrS and the results that would follow the collection of such vast number Oi
 strangers into a new country can only
 Joe conjectured. The newspapers and
 D, simasters along the border counties
 of Kausas are even now daIly ImpOrtun
 cd Hs to the Outl tOk and asking Tor ud- wee that will enable the wUuld-bs set
 rlers to be III pusi ion tD m ike choice sele tions as sUOn as the proper author ity Is given to go in.
 SAN FRAxCIsco, March 2-The CEron- icle's Chicago special ssys: Speaker
 Haines, of the Illm IS Leg stature, ar
 iyed here last night and has been m consultation tO day with a number Ot the
 Democratil party leaGers From re marks dropped by hIm it i' believed tha' he contemplates attempting 10 create a sensation in the Senatorial ballOtlug today, which IS none other than urging himself for Senatorial nomination, auh declard that lO2 DemOcr ts now m joint session constitutes h legal majority since the death of Representative Logan. An inspired editorial in the Chicago Times taking this vIew gives c Tor to the ru- nor. This editorial makes a speciuu- plea tbat lC2 votes would ,uilice Et this juno ure and that that number c'nstI- tutes a quorum and that D. m, crhts can, if they desire, have absolute control even though not Republican answers 70 tine roll .all. MT. Hain-s' declaration as he left Springfield was, '-ttings have go; to be brought to n crisis luesday.
 NEW YORK, March Blank Examiner Scrlber cUmpletel his examination of the United States NaiIunal bank on 5atlTday. H. said ait-rwari that he found the bank m excellent cpndi ion with clean surplus of SlUn,U0. IT. pronounced the reports recently cIrcula- ted about it the work uf de'amers, who ought tu be made t. suffer frr theIr m iustiiable attacks. II there Is Is not legal redress" he said, there is a person. al one, and If I was m tine place of tie Preside mt of the bank l would use one it I couldn't get satisfaction from the other. I am a government officer. but on th ,t account l Tn Lot the less au American citizen and mau. l say di tiuctly that the author of the rumOr-
 .hOut the bank should be punished ss- verely, either by law or m some other way. MT. Murray, president of U. S. Bank. returned home from a western trip yesterday, and Is th morning at the bank. He will this morning prose cute Chas. D. Keep, editor Of the Wall Street Daily News, for libel.
 DUBLIN, March 2-Amrng the speak
 rs at the PbnnIx Park m eting yester- lay were Mayor Harrington and O'Brien. O'Brien sad he helIeved ihr Irish triumph m the Huu-e If C m- mons on the censIre division had -Ounded the death knell to tue dis rae d ministry of coercion; he hoped h.. Irish people would not show disrespeci to the Prince of Wales, but he ought to | 1e shown empty streets and ruined in- l iu>tries the rrsult of English rule. The l Mayor in returning thanks said he | xoTld haul the flag from the Mansion | house as soon as the Prince of Wales | landed at Kingston, and would not ! spend penny for decoration.
 LONDON. March 2-The examination If Cunningham and Bni ton Was cuniiu l ued tO day. Witnesses introduced and . testified that Burton was the owner Of a | nag containing 2O pounds of dynamite: It was discovered Tn parcel room at Charng Cross railway station shortly 1 after the explosion at Victoria stati In n year ago. Poland, spll,itor for the Treasury, stated that the government v iuld show Burt n was cOnnecte with rhe Fenian conspiracy m the United States. The solicitor then gave details fl the plot to destroy Lund n bridge. Parliament House and the tower, sayIn he would show Burton connected iu all these plOts.
 OMAHA, March 3 A party who weat nut tO Oseson and Washington Terri tory wa the Northern Pacific arrived in this cith yesterday, where they are vi-it- tug friends. In an interview with re- porter 1t was stated that unless som. radical changes or improvements We're made in protecting the road-bsd from -now and ice 1t will toe impossible Co run trains during the winter season with any regularity over the Northern Pa fife route. It Is no uncommnn thing Tor passenger trans tD bs delayed f". wo or thres weeks at a tune. ant freight shipped from Chicago ID the early part bt January had not arrived il Was ing len Territory when the party left tue,e ten days ago.
 PARIS, March 3-AdmIral COurbet that the mouth ot the Nmg PO river was closed by the French h-e-. The French have commenced crui-,. lfT the mouth of the Naang Tse k ang -Iver for the purpose Ot iuterceptIug rice vessels The Chinese have the en- rance to the Yang Tse kIaug already barred with three Chinese cruisers be- hind bar here they took refuge. Can lOnading has been exchanged between 1 he French and Chinese.
 JERSEY CITY, March 3-The Presiden iAl party which left here last night for x ashington. consisted Of the President ,lect and his two sisters. Mrs. Hoyt aud Mss Cleveland, his niece. Mss Hast ngs. bIs brother, R. L. Cleve aud, Daniel Manning and wife, Col. Lemont and rife and children.
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