Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21
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bic escape of Riel or the intrusion into the barracks by unauthorized persons,
 was observed again. This morning 10 one was permitted tO enter the guard
 rooms until SIP o'clock. The scene pre~ented then was that of Riel with
 Pierre and Father McWIlliams with him, celebrating mass. He received nO- tIce to proceed to the scaffold Tn the composed manner shown the preceding night.
 He displayed an inclination at the lat moment to make an address, but
 Pierre Ande persuaded him not to do so.
 He then arose an1 walked toward the execuiioner, repeating hls prayers to the last moment, the final words escaping him being "merci Jesu." He died with out a struggle. Only 2O persons were
 permitted within the confines Ot the bar
 racks to witness the execution. It was
 performed with decOrum and dispatch.
 Ills body was taken Tn charge by the coroner and s verdict usual to all state executions was rendered.
 BELGRADE, Nov. IG.-After desperate fighting yesterday the ServiBn troops occupied the position at Rtptcha. The losses of both sides, were heavy. This victory enabled the SeryIans to turn the very difficult and rocky gorge of Drag oman Pass and the Bulgarians, after a gallant resistance, retreBted to Sliynl- gan, Here an important engagement Is expected to take place to-day, which will probably decide the fate of Servia.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-William A. Vincent, ex Chief Justice of New Mex leo who was recently removed by Cleve- land has made public his correspond enee with the administration on the subject. It appears that the only thing charged agsinst him was the appoint ment of stephen W. Dorsey as n jury commissioner. In his cor respondence, Mir. Vincent states that NIT. Fishback, of Indiana. who preferred the charge against him. is brother-in law of 0. r. McMains, who resides in New Mexico and who was recently convicted Ofmurder there. He continues "Tne court decided TWO cases against McMsins during Septem- Der, at which he was much incensed. Doubtless he caused his Orother-in-law to prefer the charge which resulted in my suspension" The letter concludes by asking thorough investigation of the whole matter.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Nov. I6-The second day of the races of the Pacific Coat Blood Horse Association set for to- nor row, have been postponed until Thurs dar, on account of the bad condition of the track.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Nov. 16.-Choi Ah JOw, =hO attempted to enter this coun- try on habeas corpus pro ceedings, by illegally persOnRtIng another Cninamen, aud who was convicted m the |. S. District Court of that OfTrnse, was to- day sentenced 10 pay fine of one thou sand dollars and to serve five years in San Quentin state prison.
 ST. LOUIS, November 14-Eugh M. Brooks, known as Walter H. LennoX Maxwell, was arraigned ID the Criminal Court this afternoon under an indict- meut charging him with killing c. Ar thur Preller at the Southern Hotel, m this city, last April. He pleaded not guilty, and wns remanded tO jail.
 VALLEJO, Nov. 4-During the week now closing over eighty men have been discharged from the navy yard. Lack of work and shortness oi funds are the reasons.
 OMAHA, Nov. 1.-The representatives jDbbe-s Of Omaha held a secret meeting this evening, 1t Is understood, for the purpose of action regarding the recent decision Oi the Joint Western ClAssitca- ton Committee making change in du- Al classification. Is Is surmlsed that the iODbers intend to boy cOst certain lines, m order to force the desired con cessIons from them. Great anxiety is fell among railroad men as to which line will be chosen R. the favOrits and exempted from the boycott.
 DUBLIN, Nov 14.-Three hundred ten ants and farmers at Yougha county Cork have demanded twenty five per cent re- duction of rent. The landlords offer fifteen per cent, but the reduction was rejected. The tenants have deposited their rent mOley ID the banks. At Car rlck-on-Suir a mob of 2CO1 persons arin- ed wI;h pitchioTks and scythes expelled the police who were trying to serve writs Of ejectment.
 NEW YORK, November li.-Horace E. Ciatlip, the millionaire dry goods mer- chant. died this afternoon at his sum- | mer residence, Fordham, \. r., Of apo plexy.
 SAN FRASCIsC0, Nov. IA heavy rain l storm set in about midnight last night | and has continued without interruption ! up to the present hour, l0:3O A. IT.
 TACOMA. W. T., Nov. I7.-The commit l tee appointed by tue public last Thurs 1 day eyeuiug to prepare statemeEt re- | -pectirg the removal of the Chinese | from T0cOma on November 3d, have 1 presented a report. It sBys there | wgs no violence offered to either tine ] person or property of e single Caina- l man. The citizens of Tacoma did not l ,hreeten violence to the N hIte men who | protested against the expulsion; there | was no uoIse or excitement, no harsh or | cruel treatment was mani. e-ted toward I tue unfortunate people and many of | th' m bade their acquaintRnces on the | and ID the crowd friendly | sUUGbye. So quiet WIS It that many citizens did not know of tue expulsion until they read of It in the city papers. While the Chinese were making prepar- atIcns tO leave the guard was stationed over their places Co see that DO one mo- tested them. Teams were furnished them vithou. cost and their goods were to the nearest depot out tide the city. The committee of citi- ,ens wen; with them and procured .nelter for them for the night; food m lbuDdancs was sent them by the citizens ,ud every kindness that circumstances you'd permit was shown them,
 WASHINGTON, Nov. I7.-Gen Sheridan D bis annual report, made public to- lay. says: "In the southwestern corner f 'f New Mexico many lives have been O-t toy the invasion of small bodies of jhirachus ApucEes from Arizona. 4 arge number Of troops are Rt present operating in the distrIct with view 10 Is protection and I am in hopes of the srly settlement of the Apache difficulty | D such s manner as will ever prevent ( he recurrence of the raids of these h. ians- The situation m that part of the 1 ivisiOn of the Pacific comprising the outhern portion of the department of Arizona, has been, l regret tO say, far rom satisfactory, So long as Gen. irook had control of the Apsches under