Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-02

| =asa li hals are reported to have beer kiled."
 The thirty ys mourning for tine lat, vice-president have expired and tLe de partments and other public builiius were diyes,ed Ot their mourning dTapings The hook and lGdler foTce were required to remove tue black cloth from the tall pillars of the White House Portjco.
 The president has approved the bills granting a pension to Mrs Grant and relieving the political disabilities of Gen. Lawton of Georgia.
 John Bigelow who was recently ap- pointed assistant United States treasurer at New York and confirmed by the sen ate has resigned his office.
 Chicago. Dec. 6.-The police dis covered today what is thought to have been an attempt to blow up the residence of Lambert Tree of this city, who IS now United States minister at Brussels. The building IS the most expensive m Chics- go and has been unOccupied since the departure Oi Minister Tree for Europe. | Dynamite bombs were discovered under the front doOr way to which a fuse was attached. The police were informed and took the explosive away when it was set of on tue lake front this afternoon. A terrifhcs force Of explos' as disclosed. The noise was hear many blocks and the frozen grOu % the depth of 6 fs0t WIS torn up. There is no clue to the perpetrators or their intention.
 Sacramento. Dec. 26.-Gov. Stoneman today received letter from Secretary of State Bayard, saying that he had a communication from the Chinese minis ter concerning the thretened expulsion of the Chinese from the different cites on the Pacific coast. The Chinese min ister sad it would be much better to prevent an outbreak now than to have tc stop 1t when once began. and made a suggestion on prevention of disturbance. Governor Stoneman replied to the letter by telegraph and said there was a deep seated conviction Tn the minds of all tue best citizens that the Chinese should be made by peaceful means to leave our | borders. He said there had not been an instlnce where rights of Chinese Lad been vioI ated. and furthermore he felt no anticipation of any unlawful acts what ever. The government was fully capa- ble of taking care of itself and enforcing the laws without gratuitous advice from that source.
 MGsmSGToS Dec. 2s-Mr. sSIalOw's letter tO the President declining to &C., cept the office of Assistant U. <. Treas urer at New York wIll not be given ont for publication at present. Col. Lamont said tonight that Mir. Bigelow's declin- atiou to assume the great rcsponsibil- ities of office and duties was on account of their not being congenial 10 his tastes.
 PARIS, Dec. 2S.-Grevy was reelected president of the French Republic today in the joint vote of the senate and cham bers of deputies, acting as a national as- sembly. The. ballOting was carried on ann great excitement. Only five mem beTs of the right cast ballots. Grevy's tot ma.Ority was lS5.
 WAsHISGToS, D. c. Dec. 2S-In re- spOnse C. an urgent telegram from Sen stOr Fan, the Secretary of the Treas ury has decided to send a search party sitter tn missing whales Amethyst, supposed to have been cast sway in Behring's sea. Telegrams were seng to Col Nander Hooper, of the Revenue steamer Rush and commander Healy o' the COrwin at San Francisco, directing them 10 confer together with EIew to the selection of the vessels Co m lertske the search.
 WAsHISGT)S. December 26.-A dis patch was received here to-day from Governor Zulck, of Arizona, stating tkst troops are required in the neighbOr- hood of the San Carlos reservation to protect the Indians on the reservation from Threatened attack by the lsvless white element. The dispatch vss trans