Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15

TELEGRAPH ATHENS, May 6.-The Greek cabinet
 met this afternoon and framed a reply
 to the collective note of the powers
 The foreign minister will leave Athens
 tomorrow morning. The British cor.
 vette, CarysfoTt, Is ready to take on board
 Sir Horace Rumbold, the British minis.
 ter, and proceed to Malta. A Turkish
 gunbogt has arrived at Pirus;e5 to con-
 ysy from Athens TewaIk Bey, the repre-
 sentative of the Porte. Great excite
 ment prevails here. The soldiers of the
 garrison have been summoned to bar
 racks. and it IS reported they will pro- ceed tn the front tomorrow. Several
 members of the chamber of deputies who gre officers in the army, have been or dered tO the front. The general com msndiug the Greek troops on the fron- tier has telegraphed that the Turks are massinG. and that he has ordered a sim liar movement Of his troops.
 WASHINGTON, May 6-The examina- ton of Msior Clark. Tribune cores pendent, was continued before the tele phone investigation committee to-day. l He said that be had called upon the at- torney general on October 1st last, when be had returned to Washington and the result of the interview with him and the solicitor general he had published in the | Tribune of the following day. The chairman wished to know II witness re- | gHrded II as R legitimate way of obtain ing news, t0 take statements from the secretary which were calculated io in- | jure his employer. Witness replied that | Le had cOnsIdera 1le newspaper eNperi- euce and had never found any way of | getting at a crooked transaction except from the people who knew everything about II. Said be: If I thought the enemy of mankind had a piece of news. and I could get an interview with him, l would do it."
 | WASHINGTON, May 6.-Senator Fair of Nevada, has written the following letter to the Secr.tary of the Interior, setting forth plan for the settlement of the Apache questions:
 U. s. SESATEl
 WASHINGTON. April 10, 1886.
 To Hon. l.. Q. c. Lamar, Secretary of the Interior.
 DEAR SIR:I beg to inclose pamphlet of which spoke tO you yesterday. By examining the map you will see the ex- act position of Santa Catalina island, 1t is isolated and too far from shore for any ordinary boat to reach 1t. My idea | Is that 1T the Apaches were put on thIs island ilsy would require DO guards, | aud all that would be needed would be a small steamer, tender and crew to run | between the island and the port oi Wilmington for the purpose of com | nunIcstion and supplies. This would, | In my opinion set the Apache question at rest forever, vonld save the country many valuable lives snd the government millions of money. The title to the is- ! land k perfect as neaT ns l can remem- | beT. aud the price asked by tbe owners ' is either three or four dollars per acre; | owing to the location of the island the | climsie is as mild and sslubrious as can | be found anywhere ID the world. Should ! you look with favor upon my sugges- ;ion as to the value Of this island for the purpose named, I shall be glad Rt any time to go mora into detail with you upon the subject, l am yours very truly.
 Signed: JAS. c. FAIR. Senator Fair wher spoken to upon the subject said that he really believed the Indians would be pleased with Santa Catalina after they got there, although they might possibly fight against going tO the island. lt K situated Tn the Psc- fife ocean about twenty-five miles south west of Los Angeles; the climate is de lightful and fishing excellent. Shonld the island be purchased and the Indians placed thereon it will forever put an end to the annual summer raids of these Indians upon unprotected white settlers and their families, and the govern ment should take some steps Tn this direction looking to the protection of its citizens.
 CHICAGO, May 6.-The detectives in spec, ed house 322 Henry street, and found fifty rounds of ammunition, two rifles, q sword bayonet, revolver, billy and a quantity of anarchist literature. The occupant of the house IS said by the officers to be the owner of the bombs. He WIS arrested and taken to the Cen iral station.
 ALBANY, May 6.-A resolution was adopted by the assembly to-day request ing congress 10 pass R bill for the relief of Colonel J. D. Stevenson, of San Fran cisco; be IS S6 years of age, veteran of the war of 1872, and of the Mexican war, and took the first regiment of Mexican volunteers to California.
 LONDON, May 6-Lord Harrington has consented to introduce m the com mons the motion to reject GladstOne's home rule bill on its second reading.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, May 6-The CalifOr- ma refinery reduced the price on all gr .des Of sugar on the 4th instant. The California was met by the American refinery yesterday, and which went |, cent bet CT. The CalifornIa,refinery met the American to-day and dropped . cent lower.
 MILWAUKEE, May 6-The arrest of so- cialists who have been instrumental in | urging on riots has been continued this | afternoon. In the houses of two there ! were found a number of guns, pistols 1 and large amount of OtammuuitIon, con cealed in the bedding. The governor 1 has informed Alderman Reidinski that the latter wIll be held responsible for any trouble which may hereafter arise | from the doings of the Polaudsrs who have been permitted to act by Reiiin- ski's advice.
 WAsHINGroS, Msy Con motion of Sherman, the senate ugreed that the Chinese immigration bill snd bill to indemnity Chinese subjects for losses by the Rock Springs rio: shall be the special order for May 10th.
 WAsHINGToN May 6-The house con- mittee on judiciary reported adversely the joint resolution providing for con stituuoral amendment providing for fe- male suffrage.
 WASHINGTON, May 6-The president today sent the nomination to the senate ! of J. II. McLeRry of Texas, as associate l justice of the supreme court Of Montana.
 SAN RAFAEL, May S.-James B. Hun 1 ter and W l.. Barnard, who recently | resigned as school trustees, have been arrested on a charge of bribery and | released on bail pending trial on Thurs day next. The complaint alleges that they agreed to accept a bonus of Si5O | from A. l.. Bancroft k G., for awarding | them tine contract for furnishing the new school house,