Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09

on the Stock Exchange to-day for
 pledges to vote for J. Eis ard Simmons
 Tor mayor. In two hours two thirds of
 the members had pledged themselves.
 The aggregate capital represented is
 nearly billion dollars. Edward c. Fox
 who lni.isted the movement, said Sim
 mons would bc ths candidate Of capital
 against labor and soci4.I-ni. that the
 business meE O; New YOsk woull not
 allow the socialists tO rule ihe city. Sim
 Jar lists wil, b. post ed up 10 other | exchanges. Simmons Wss TrS -ldent of
 the Stock Exchange ls.t ysar Iul Is grand master of MasOns Iu the stats.
 He IS n democrat. but the movement is
 irrespective Of politics.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct "A special to
 the Examiner from Virginia, New, says
 an order has been received from San
 Francisco to stop all work ou the Chollar
 mjDe and to immediately ssriD all levels below the twentY-four hnudfed foot. The order also DecessitGteS il- immedi.
 ate suspension of all Operntipns in tbe
 Hale < NOrcrOss lover lev-i-. This ac- ! tiOn ls the result of the r-tu.Ai on the part Of the Savage trustees tD p.y their
 one-third proportion for k-ey.ug the pumps m motion at the com iination | shaft. The lower levels in 10th mines
 will be abandoned and tlD .Lci as soon
 Es ihe pOnderous pumps hrn rhu, down.
 he s.oppHgs of these mines throws several hundred men out of employ msnt and IL IS believed sounds the death
 kneIl to deep inning on the COmstock.
 LENooRE. Cal {. Oct. Tn trial n,
 Henry Besvsr, charged vI'h the mur- der of Chss. uaye-. closed this morning.
 He was bouOd over in bal ot len thou sand dollars.
 ST. LOUIS, Oct 7.-EK Governor Trit'e ot Arizona, was in the city yesterday. h regard tp the removal of the Indians by General Mile, from the Territory. Le said: ihe removal of these Io- dians was d.mBuded by the ArizOua as- socisiion o' Pi,uerr- lud by every news paper m tI" i-rritery for many years, and m every au1n,i report msle by me under Arthur snd Clevelsud's admin istrstions I ssk. q 1T ihe zane. and Secretary LsmGs. iu making Lis report Co C n .scss last December embodied my rec -Clm-ndLtICns, theteby endorsing them.
 Do ynu ti ink Gen. Miles was to blame for making a cOuprOmise with G..r,4 m gr
 ''N,. dp not. think Miles pursued l the O. ly possIble cUu;sr Co secure peace m ihe ferrItnry. 1T these Indians had | been forced io surrender uucouditiOn- | ally what good would legal trial have | done? No witnesses were alive to prove their gu,li aud they would have beeu cleared for want ot evidence"
 WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-The Indian | question involving ;he disposition of | Geronimo, was ,he principal topic of dis | cusslon Hs the cabinet meeting today.
 GLOBE, Oct7-Globe is showed in and | DO mail from the East or west since che | hrst. are not likely to have any until the | pos. iii ,e department restab,Isbes con- rlunicatinn wish CIsA GJanfe. The | break is octrceu tkIv place and Flor ence,
 SAN FHASc sCO, October 7.-5ClOmon | Sweet, who wa5 tpDoiuted assignee fo' J. ksum 4 Cr.. having failed tO quslify | as ass!grae, attachments Were placed l Co day 'u tae as-e.s of The couc-ru and | iEe s'o-e E n custody oi tbs sheriff | M-. Sve. sad thIS afternoon concern lug h:s Allure t1 qC~liiy tbst Ee had | teU dsys yet Ia which to do co. The at tachmrn:, were l-vied hy q. ?. Thomp- son oi the Back Ot CaiIfOruIa for $l49,- G30,95. on ,geuty-;hree sepsrate piece of proper; q owned by the members the firm. ry H. Hyman and HymaD Bros, 1OG Eflut street. for S2J.UUy, and by Isaac K, hn Cf 3O9 California street, for ssj.rOJ rPou The ssme property.
 NOGAI Es. October Billy Long and Jack Wilsun. two guards who were with Layton throuhout the Apache war. were present Bt the time Geronimo surTen- dered. They state there were no cOndi- tious stipulated further than that the Indians were to be taken to Fort Bowie in safety and should not Dc harmed b! | either Americans or M xicaus. IL is known iu thus section that LRwton vas firIa that If the hostiies surrendered tC his e mmard they must dc so uncondi- tiOn aliy. When the fBcis are made pu blic tt will be found that Lswton de manded and secured the unconditional surrender of the Apache. + any prom ises were made that the hosti!es shoulc not te punished for their many murders they were made after they had been delivered to General Miles. Layton had out twenty one men all told, inclnd ing packers, soldiers and guides. but b. gave tbe hOstiies Co understand that they must surrendered uDconditonslly.l or he would figh; them until the las man Va- killed.
 LONDON, Oct. 7.-Ihe Royal Inns killing FusileeTs were stoned nt Alder shOtt and went on rot last night in resisiance 90 the draft that was being made for service m Africa. A savage fight ensurd and the Irishmen weIe only sutdued after s number of soldiers and puhce were wounded. Fifty-ope of the rioters were arrested.
 CHIcAa1. Ot, T.-The owners of the larges. ptckiuR establishment gave their emy.oyes formal notice that on tha beginuI3g of ut1t Monday, ten hours would constitute a working day. This oOly ffssts She men in the hog killing and packing establishment, about 15,Ou0 IF number. The men in the cat tle snl sheep killing department have effected c mprOmise, go as tO work by the hour.
 NEW yorK, Oct. At n meeting of the trustees us the Peab .dy fund. the following executive committed was bp- pointed. A. II S;u1rt, Senator Evarts, Chief Justice Waite. E1-Presideni Hayes. James D. Porter, c. Winthrop A resolution was adopted to increase the allotment in s'd of South Carolina, in view If the devastation caused bJ earthquakes. The amount will probAb- ly he SlOOOoO. The meeting then sd- jourued.
 NcGALgs, Ocs. 7.-Tbe Sonora rail road track was washed ou, in several places. No nails h-ye been received for several dave.
 S,s FEAsCIsCO. Oct. 7.-The steamer Belgic arrived tris afternoon bringing Hong En9y dates tO September lith, and Yoso. ana tO Septcn beF 23J. Among the pas>engers IS Prince Louis Bona par:e. travelling iucoS gs Count Louis De M' nransri. H- Is -tEyirg st the ?aince ho.ei aud v'll rem un here few Guys. ib-u prccrrd east. He vas re ceivs o5 lis ,r ivLl hy the Italian con. su', Cajtma ". II. Parker. United States muis;tr tn COres, vas Glso among the arrivals.
 Cholera wss s,I.l raging n Japan. alt the returns Ui :hs EeE Gases chow Co graGnRl decline. Fr, m Sep:t tmber 9th tu Inc l5;b, inclusive, there wera eleven u n- |