Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-13

 , strange ma-ner fram wli D ;lc f-. l started cgD only be g, ,count-I fl.u. Ca. ! 1 ground that soEe wretch Gu..d .il si l | powder down tGe chimney 70 tLe tlv. . IL IS said tie man who rc.-t.fa .. ) tue deed Is known, as te had 60 .-s. against one tt the m O au- .+c..l.. i.| recently thui hy vuuJ get .vI f- j, ] took years toG0 j.. E..s t.r sf " was found aa % ccu. LIa ii-.agi men who ran ;o tue rescue s1. a u.l
 retreating from tie sue.'y.. {, s.. u al
 had been captured he wa.l E y- r1
 lynched. Tre six ueu are J, f.1sr
 burned, but it can not he lesrvei stei.-
 er any of them 6Ee fatally injured or
 not.
 SAS JosE, Feb. 5-Tbe AIt.Cbiuess
 >tate convention convened E,Ie yts..r- day with huudred delegates. gc.Heeea,- ing Alameda. Nevada, San tr. css.e.
 Sacramento. Santa Ciasa. Sat. t,rF.
 san MateO and ScEoDla c,uE.,.s. ve.s
 present. The following oHie, rs were
 elected: President, C. |. IctIissEao. ct
 Iruckee; Vices, Root. Sumner. cs Sca
 Jose, A. M. Church. oi Oakland. Secre-
 tary, W. II. Holmes, of San Jose. Ass.s-
 tant Secretary, G. M. Loire. ct LedvyCl
 City; Treasurer. $. l. -Alln, of Sar.a | Rosa; Sergeant gt Arms. A. Billings, .- Santa Cruz. Attention was ca'iaJ t1
 the presence of Dr. ODoUneI Interview | ing the delegates and auruuLc-H !, al. | candidacy for ;Lc cOy1ruCTsalp. N ra.-
 Olut!on was adopted den0uuciUg ar-
 repudIatinC OpOuueiL It vas rserlr--
 that the organization uc called thc Cs.-. | fOrnia Non Partisan AHJ!-Cbirese Gs..- citation. \ Committee Was appointed
 ID every city and town Co carry ont tgt
 measures devised by tle cc-vea- tIon for the e-Vusi-u ct tl# | CkIDese from California by Cl laElli means. Resolutions advocating tine s.-.r. ! hOycotting of Chinese wgs ada...1.
 The names of firms. corporations ari I-- dIviduals refusing tO dIsclarEc Chinese m every community will be .eus t1 ;.e State executive committee and vigorous
 boycott will be established EEaIIs. them. The convention demands that courress shall abrOgate The BUrlIugGme treaty.
 CLEVELAND, O., Feb. G-Tue transfer of the remains of the late presilen, Jas. A. Garfield, has been under CJus.ier.- ton for some time. The morning iIcu5. Edwards and the soldiers stationed u- the Garfield post, repaired to LaDe View cemetery for this purpose. Beyond tie the undertaken and press representatives no one else was present. Tho Ca9aot containing the remains Ot tLe tlJ teat rested m its usual position m t1e vault and it's shsllao stained sides presented a natural appearance. The vIt-.r.c flowers were there and evidences ,. every hand shOEej that the ii'us-I.9-s dead was remembered by loving :rl,uus.
 The ossket was not opened, bat was qCietiy placed la tue sarcs spEgsls. t-- der the direction of uaG.rtab.- Outer She cover was then hermatically soa.,I and tbe rcUslGs were lost C. Lr.ia. view forever. Tn. ta-.NuLa - Tas then returned tO tra Vault vl-.. l. vi remain until the hruGsOI1 u.sUr r.l- which i5 tJ be erected ga memory of the huno7oI dead. is completed. T he s4Ic pLagu- .s work of art. It IS oi so.d s.cuzc metal, handsomely orn.mcutei and weighs 45O pounds. lis top ls partially Ovsi and massive. The handles run along its sides and ends. Tn. entire sarcOphGgUs rests on four LCu5' feet. one at each corner. indicating strength. e. handsome tablet of superior w5s1nsu- ship wHs placed Oa top Oi the salcc- rhagus. u IS SIX Oy fifteen inches. ta each end are lilies Oak leav-j au4 acOrns ornament the projections in tLe center where licheu and calyou,hual are intertwIned, giving beautiful e;lsc.. The tablet was designed Gs s. mboLc ol the dead president. syubOl1u- Li- love of home by tho licuous, bis love Co. mankind by the cslycar.huan, his puury by the lIiy. and his courage by ths oah. The cost of the sarcOphgguE was c-1Ntt The military guart about the vault VII be continued until next June.
 NEW YORK, FeA. G.-The new syue. gOsue If the congregation Ct Bra a jgr- u=huu, on Madison AvenCs. Iear t-.l St, cOuSht are from an over heated 'ur- mace in the cellar, at Eino o'clock -- morning. At the naUc when tal doors were opened to admit the r.--r -- ton for sabbath service, Ha.. Lr. Henry $. Jaco5-. whiie pu,tIa- ul bis robes, discovered tLC fire .lI cGpii was it's progress thas Jne s..la. scrolls n the ark had tO loo ablr. .i. to their fate. \ general alarm ... out the entire available force or i-.I.. and the fire was quickly eXtiuE- .... Tine damage tO the building ald .Ir.- ture IS S5O,00O. Some of the y1u... records oi the cOuEreghti0u. wLiea .H second Oldes. in New York and ol.. last spring moved mp town from ItH ..t temple on West 3ilh street. arH l.... Had the fire occurred na aau- -at.-r disastrous loss CT life must have Ia-ul,- ed, as the church was filed II.a smoke In Rn instant.
 LONDON. Feb. 6.-The members O: .a,. fafs N.. 9:3J this morning to deliver lLe ea8is .. office to the queen, and the members ot GladstOne's government preceded ta Osborne at ii:3O to receive tEe s.aI. from her majesty. The House of com mons to day ordered writ to re is,Be, for tue reelection of thOse members Wn- have been appointed to Ofiice sIace tir House was last in session. Tho UJl-. has adjourned until the 18th inst.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-Tho senate committee on rules, at It5 meeting tu.s morning, ordered an adverse Iepu-. on the resolutions offered by Senator Ii1t', that executive nominations b. considered iu open session.
 PARIS. Feb. 6-The striking factory operatives at St. Quentin are erec1u- bBrgIcades iu the streets of that clty and a conflict between tIe military aU- strikers IS believed Co be Imminent.
 ST LouIs, Feb G.-Private5 jisre.eLas were rec c-ived here today fr m Rom. announcing the death of Rev. Joseph .. Keller, assistant tO the General or t.e Jesuit order For tbe pas, two J-lrs ae had served ca assistant t0 tLe c neral l Rome for s!l tLe Eugiisl Feahu. -.ar- tries in the world.
 NEW YoIk, Feb. G.-Tbe Neeila Burial Case Company, Oi Winfield Juno ilon. Long Island. has cOmple.cd CaH- ket intended for the final disPosI.i i'm Q. the remains of the late King A.icuz1 o. Spain. The caskst Is made s1 l-clr plates, one-fourth Oi au inch rl.sE, Eeved 0y twelve panels, the corners winch are decorated with ties, each c1- a leaf ID the genealogical tree r .r- royal family. On tus iour cor'sts' i-- dicatiye of strength, are lions -.@lhI'I cast in heavy bronze. The cover ls t.p- ped wish four massive crowns, W.tH other decorations, emble-atlcHI ct t-c history of the Spanish monaFchy.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 6-Four years ago William H. Purdy, ten years old, rau away from his home 10 th!s city. A year IL l. G.