Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-12

CT has the following special from Roe
 SprIrcs, Wyoming: The largest cos mines in the entire United Pacific 1T at Rock Springs, two hundred ard lift
 miles west of Cheyenne. Tue compan,
 recently imported large number O
 Chinese to take the places of white mer
 This afternoon the entire force of whit
 mIners, about lJO strong, organized an,
 armed with shotguns marched to China
 town. After firing volley into the Ei
 they reloaded and ordered the China
 men to leave. The order was obeyed A
 once, the Chinamen fleeing to the hlIl
 like drove of sheep, closely pursuet
 by the miners. who fired several voIIeyl
 at the fugItives with fatal effect The Chinese quarters were then se
 on fire and thirty-nine houses owned by
 the company were destroyed with thei.
 cO0tents. The miners next visited tl,
 various mines m the camp and unearta
 ed all ChinameD at work and bid then
 flee for their lives. Offour hundred Chinamen who were here this morning
 rot one remains. All are in the adjsc
 ent hills heading for Green River, four
 teen miles west. Seven were killed out.
 right-7y the shots fred by the miners
 and many wounded. IL IS said that
 several feeble and helpless from disease
 perished m the flames. Sheriff Young
 arrived from Green River on a special
 train this evening with posse of depu.
 ties, but too late to prevent the mob
 from carrying out its plans. The min.
 CTS quietly dispersed after making sure
 of the departure of the Celestisls, and
 all IS quiet now.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Sept IA bloody
 three-handed row occurred last evening
 just before dark at the railroad station
 of Cascade Locks, between a Deddler
 named SprIngham, justice of the peace named Stuart and saloon keeper nam ed Geo. Gardner. They had quarrel some time ago about a small money matter. Last night all three accidentally met on the depot platform. Hot words passed, when Stuart seized pick han dle and struck Gardner on the back of hls head, fracturing the skull. He then chased Springham with revolver, shooting him twice. The wounds are not dangerous. Stuart then took to the mountains and said he would not be taken alive. Two armed deputy sherlffs from the Dalles are in pursuit.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Ulysses $. Grrnt, Jr., accompanied by his mother, agaIn visited the Generals tomb yesterday. A ssmi-circie was formed; all the men took of their hats and then Captain Fesseuden and Grant hal q half mIn- ute'- cOnye.sat on and Ffssender i'm mediately unlocked the doors of the tomb and threw them open. Mrs. Grant. leaning on ler e, I' !. arm, walked slowly through tine doorway and descended two steps tJ :Ls tiCur of ..e tomb. PRusiug ag instant Ht tle siis Cf the steel casker pf ,ie General, Mr- Grant drew from u-G.r aa- long ou.er wrap ping e large wreath ut s Lite immJrteiies It rested on B iarIt- wreath Oi laurel as g base. These Mrs. Grant laid On the middle of the cB-ket n space cleared of other offerings by her son. For a min ute Mrs. Grant stood mOtionless before the casket, and then taking her sons arm she went back slowly to her car riage.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, Sept. i.-Mrs. Eliza- beth Hif, widow of MT. Hiff the western cattle king. and since the demise of her husband known as the Cattle Queen, while living at Denver gave an order for the portraits of her two children to J -,,ts -- c-iI--i-- r-t;s.s ;n this city. at stipulated price of $5O0 each. MT. Jeuks dId the work from photographs of tNe children and also by sittings. On 0 ,mpletion of the pictures they were torw arded to the lady at Denver. She denounced them as hOrri- ble bOtches and refused to pay for them, claiming that they bore no resemblance to the subjects iutsn1ing tOs be repre- scented. The lady in few days took her departure with her children for European tour, and while in London married Rev. H. w. Warren, bishop of the Metho- dist church. They returned some time slnce and have been travelling through the United States. They have been lately stopping at Santa Cruz and hence Addison D. Baldwin brought suit in She |. S. Circuit Court against Eliza beth Warren, executrix, and Fl. H. Warren, her husband, for the recovery of l,OOO, the price of the pictures, with interest thereon from May, 1881. At the trial yesterday number of witnes- ses testified that the pictures looked nothing like the children and the artist snd other declared that they were as good Gs could be made. Argument in the case will be heard to-day.
 SPOKANE FALLS, A. T. Sept. A fs- tai affray occurred today in an opium den which IS a resort for gamblers and women of the town. James Carter 6 gambler | who arrived yesterday from Cnur dAlene, and Peter Kinney, To- cal sport. got into a row over a woman who was present, when Carter drew are volver and shot kinney through the head, killing him instantly. The mur- derer WAS arrested.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5-A Madrid dis patch says: Last night the official dls- patches received by the government from Tap state that German gunbost landed troops on the night of the 24th of August and hOisted the German fiRg there. The Spanish vessels San .Queten and Manila were at Yap at the the time and the captains of the Spanish vessels aud the Spanish government protested with energy agianst the occupation. The Spanish gunboats cleared decks for action and the Manila was about to fire upon the German gunbOat when she was signal Il tO Cesi-'. which sEe did most \ third Spanish vessel, tEe Oaiasccro, has arrived Ht Nap bay. This Iews causes the widest excite mert turou-hour spain; crowds gather cd in :he streets ot Madud all night long. franucsliy Cesticuiatiug and call ing Emperrr William. the Crown Prince and Bismarck the viiest uGInes; seyerl thousand people arc shouting Death tO Bism8rcs" ani Viva E-paua. They mobbed the German embassy, smashing the windoEs and brcaiIgg in a thOus- and pieces the German arms Cn the em- bassy building. and trgmpling the frag- ments under feet. The embassy was completely mobted; the furniture and mirrors were dashed to pieces. The people are almost foaming at the mouth with frenzy. Several of the sobeTest Spanisrds with whom talked were con- fideDt that the affair must now end ID war or revolution.
 VICTORIA, B. C., Sept. 5.-There is serious trouble at Farwell and the DO- minion and provincial forces are warning. The dominion mainland po- lice attempted to enforce the dominion liquor act. A provincial magistrate re- sisted and sent the officer to the First Dominion Commissioner. The latter committed tha Nouefab1a to r-fson for I 1