Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

ciat!on brought out only small attenu- auce. The weather was stormy anG the
 track very heavy.
 Firs, race. H mile, all ages; won by GueDn, the fayorite, by three lengths from Nelson. IchI Ban e good thIfd. lime. :i3.
 Tns VsrnaI stakes for two yesr-old filess, a mics, vas won by Glen inra ts a lengtL: Leap Year second, Miss
 i ord thITd. Tine, l-Ujls.
 The stakes for three-yeE--olde, | lies, was the event of She day. The s arters we're k.ng of Norfolk, Mozart
 Ban Ali. Patti. Liisro, Estreils, Catalina and Miss Courtney. ln this race, the celebrated jockey, Isaac Mnrphey, made
 h is Cebuton Estrella ty a California au- dience and was enthusiastically receiy- -. They got away at the first atiemp. tn a good start, Mozart slightly aheed,
 closely followed by Patti eni Fen Ali In passing the stand Mozart led by two
 lengths. followed by Estrella, hing Of
 Norfolk and the others punched and c.ose up. They remained n thIs pO- -,.Ion until the half was reached when tn Kings of Norfolk moved up to the second place. At ire quarter Mozart gave way whiie the Klng and Bel Ali
 moved to the front. Ben Ali quickly
 drew away and came in winner by a .ength, klngOf Norfolk second and Es- trelia good third. Time, 2-l1.
 The last rbce. Selling purse, [. mile, all ages; lnClesids was the first away tO g good start and kep: the lead until near the finish when he vEs passed by Billy Ayers who won by half s length,
 rhe Duke of Monday third. Time. 2O21i.
 NEW YORK, April l3-Hecorder
 Smythe m the court of general claims to-day fixed the bail of he arrested
 aldermen at S25 coo each.
 SAN FRAScIsco, April I3 In the dTGw- ! ing uf the Louisiana State Lottery To- day number 25,3i4 drew the first prize.
 1l.jij the second, and 7S,7SG the third prize.
 WASHINGTON, April 13.-Secretary | Manning Is to-day reported tO be pro- gressing favOrRbly toward complete re- cJvery, and it Is believed by those near. est tc him that If be has 10 set backs i Ee will be able to resume tle general | directions Of the treasury department
 before the hot weather begins and to | take up hi- lHbors or office work again
 immediately after summer vacation. LoSDo@. April l3.-Ihs Earl ol ShsflsbGry killed himself this afternoon
 lie was ID a cab riding through Recent street when he took hIs lifr. He drew a
 revolver and discharged the contents of its several chambers into his person. His
 hOdy was conveyed to tine Middle hos pitGl. He was 54 years of age and was
 the eighth earl of Shaftsbury, succeeding | in October 1885 to the title on the death
 of his father who was a noted pbilan. -thropist. He leaves a widow, one son
 and five daughters. The earl had latter. | ly been unwell and had complained oi
 mental depression.
 NEW YORK, April 13 The bakers
 union is boycOtting Mrs Gray's bakery | on Hudson street. She is maSing a de. | termIned fight against the boycott. and the newspaper talk about her case has ! | q tO an increase n her business. | Letters of sympathy containing ord rs ! pour ln upon her, many being from ! business men orde ing bread tD be sent | :r thr hospitals. Among tue letters Is one from charles CrocEer conyratulat. Ing her on the stand she has taken and
 enclosing cheek of SJJ tO enable her
 % continue fighting against the boy | colt. Charles Checkers letter Is as fol- | l. ys:
 "Co Esther 4. Gray, JOS Hud 'on street Dear Mglam-I have read ID the | w-pspers about yOur struggle with | tge boy coiting b,kers and l have Ed | hired your pluck and determination to maintain your rights under the laws of ! yorr country. Herewith ] enclose sjJ and desire you Co set apart every day a 1t keep account of this money and deliver a certain quantity of our bread
 to the poor ipeOple ot your LeigEbor- | hood until tie fund ls exhausted
 send sou this tO show you my hpprecIa ion Of your efforts in the cause Of | justice and fFeeirm. 1 hope that you
 S iii be susiaiUed through this tyTanic ii attempt to dictate to y0u ID the conduct of your business. We live in e free cuuatry, or We pretend that it x free. No matter whether iHborpr or aristCcrat s-t- up tO deny tD others the rights they claim for themselves, they are equally repTebeusibe It is the worst kInd Of tyranny and the kingly governments of Europe would be ashamed tO exercise or
 allow the exercise of such tyranny under their authority. l hope you will be sustained in maintaining your intepen- dsEce and that your business may prove successful"
 Signed: CHARLES CROCEER.
 NEW YORK, April Ij.-EIght boycott ting bakers who dis ributei circulars before the bakery Of Mrs. Gray. of Hud- sou street. for sev, rsl days past, were ar rested las: night for CIsOrdeTiy conduct. ST LoUIs, April l5.-A special from AtctiSou. kansss. states that the ctr ke 4t that point x over. Ont of llj men
 who stopped work there by order Cf the Knights of Labor, seventy eight have .e- turned to work, Rs they say, for good. Er. LoUI-, April lj-Snce the appeal of the general committee Of tIe krlghts of Labor. the contributions are nnv ruu- uiug up and thousands of dollars 70 ve l been received every day by the men Tor
 fhe las: week. They have averaged over S2.OOO day and Eil thiz mcG-y has
 be-, n sent out tO b' distr butsd among the strikers %. every TOint CU thc sys- t.r- where IL IS needed and it has tsrn sufficient tn meet an the demands s0 far
 without cal Ing on the reserve fund of ihe order or ordering au assessment. Pow lsrly's direction for a call for cnntrIbu-
 tious was made with the approval Of the
 board. because it will prove to the pub
 lie that the strike has the endorsement
 of the order in general.
 NEW YORK. April l5-The Washing
 .Un special says: It appears ths' the
 carly reports of the mRrrisVe Cf the eld- est son of !. A. Bsyard, secretary ol Ar lzlna. to a West Virginia lady. were
 premature. It now appears ths' the rnar-jaye has not taken place. It will occur however. in next June. Tn, vourg lady is Miss Deacon, daughter of the Summer Hotel proprietor nt Fort
 Prediction. Vet Virginia. Bsyari. S-., has given his full consent to the ma -iase. lf there has been ouy e-trEugs-
 ueut between the father Hud sur. lt has TOW passed away.
 SEW YORK April I5-Aneiia &orosiri 5l .u -L,er os Joy Gauii's. oit partner, gnI the youngest sister of Mrs. V. Scao'l:ug Hu-isFamp. -wGs bitten ty 9 7.i.:.! dog v.st-rdsv sv. She was walking ia '-r grounds surrounding Der fathers -e--7.ure at Eivegisis, \. '. w n she saw 9 d'g coming toward ht.. -he rGu, but the animal %, ued and overlook her. Her