Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

b-iug up thr following motion;
 Whereas, tns right Ot sell govern meat is sacred tO the Canadian people, Cnd
 Wberss-. They believe hud know froun sctual ex-tT:eUce that E coDstItu- ,;onsl g1vernmvnt brings strength, uasca. uniui an prosperity tO s natIon; therefore be l-,
 Ra.olvpd. that this house regards with great satisfaction and sympathy ths noble efforts oi theskiCht Hon. ". E. Gladstone tO peacefully solve the prob lem of home rule III Irel0nd without diein.egratIng the empire; and be It further.
 Resolved, tbat the speaker of this house be directed tO communicate these resolutions. to the right Hon. W. E. Giaisisne.
 TGe Irishmen of this city are jubilant over the nc,lon taken by ths legislature.
 The motion Vill probably be uDsni- mOusly adopted.
 NEw YORK. April lJ-An Albany dis patch says tlst ti1Ueral Rich tO whom the dispatch about the engagement of President ClevclaEd Co Miss Folsom was shown, sad: "fhe report os Clsveland's ! is A friend ot ny ,sife. My wife is in constant correspondence with her and has received letter from Mss Folsom in winch she says she ls tu he married tO Cleveland quietly at the White House in June"
 WASHINGTON. April 1j-The house committee on ways and means today decided Uy vote If nine tO one to re- port fayorably the resolution recon needing the EbrogatIOn of the HawsiiRn treaty.
 FoET BOWIE, April Ij.-A courier from Captain D3rst brings a report of ! April ,, frOn the camp thirsy-tive miles south of :he lIne ID Sonora. He had marched southwest on the trail of Ger ouimo's band. Early on the morning ot ! the 3l be ,Ourd mule near Geronimo's old camp. and trail four days old, which | he followed, encOlnteriug small trails. | which show that the hOstiles are much | scattered and very tired. Signal fires to reuuIte the scattered band We're on the m untgIUs twsnty-two miles southeast | of Fronteria. He started on the 5;h for a | night march of thIrty-tiye miles for a good hiding place on the Bavispe river, | avoiding oil towns. He thinks the hos tIles are unaware of his presence and hopes to run scrGss them.
 GUAYMAs, Mexico. April 1j.-Two skirmishss with the Iaqui Incisns took | place this week resulting in the defeat of the Mexican troops with loss of ! three killed and eight wOunIed; the | Indians also captured arms, ammunition and baggage Oi the Mexican OutpOsts. I A ! The Indians under Chief Caieme are repOrte to number four thousand. A general advance will be made on the Indians on the l1,h instant.
 SAS FRANCISCO. April lj-The police | believe they have found one o' the per | petratOrs of the murder of William High hose body Was found iI the Col len ! Gate park last week The suspected mau Is Et pr, sent confined ln the Oak land city prison under tue uame 0f Fred ! D. Whitney, on charge Oi obtaining money under false preteuses. Though nothing definite ha. teen found tO i'm plIcate hlm. marv sTa- ..I.us ciTcuu- stances have Uven discovered which point tn him as the possible culprit-
 SAN FRASCIsco. april I5.-Tae typo graphical union yesterday adopted the ] following resolutions: Whereas, The differences existing Tor the past sixteen year- between the San Francisco Typographical Union N. 2l and Call and Bulletin sv-parers. hay iug thIs day Ieen hIuCrabiy adjusted It k resolved that the boycott recently | placed upon said p4re's by the union. l the federation trades. Knights of Lahor | and various other organizations of this | coast be declared Ch
 Resolved, That the public be notified | that tbe Cal and Bulletin arc now uniOn | journals and gre being coaducte5 under | rules and regulations of this unicD.
 SAN FRANCIsCr. Apul I5--Ths re- maius of the late Charles =. Benh8m, the | mining superintendent recently murder | ed by his hO-tler in Mexico, arrived in | this city yesterday, The funeral took ! place to-dUy from Trinity church. Tbs l remains were conveyed tO the Masonic | vault where they will remain until Mr.. | Beuham has recovered sufficiently to so | esst with them. The lady at present is | in a dangerous state Of nervous pros ] traticu. owing to the uu;imely death of | her husband and wl!l not be strong l enough to travel for some weeks.
 BUFFALO, \. T., April lj.-Frank ". | Tracy. the millionaire husband Ot Agnes | Ethel, the actress. d!ed this morning.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, AFril 1j.-ihe state | Anu-Cuine-e u'n-pbrti>ah association | formed at tee great Autl-Chlpese con | vent'on bel1 at Sacramento about s month ago EFs CrclHTed a boycott | against the ferry boats Ct the Central | Pacific Railroad Co, because the com | psuy employs Chinese.
 SKIDNoEE, Mo, April lJ.-A fearful | cyclone passed oyer Monroe township. | Noiaway cOuuty destroying dwellings, | taImv7s' outhou-ss nd killing tbOus- | Gods of dollars worth oi stock. Three | per,Cns were killed sni many injured | Many of the wounded gre not expected ! jo live.
 SAN FEASCI7Co. April I5.-The third l day f .he Blood Hors races drew oUly | a s,can 6;ienJsrce. Ihe track was ] very heavy aud t5,s- was a downPoUr ot | rain during the entire day. There was ! very little enthusiasm as tEe races We're l Of tame order.
 FIrst Tace, selling purse, mile heats, | Was won by Mozart, who took the last ! two heat,, Billy Ayers, 'h' favOTlte hav- ! ing captured the Htst heat. lime, 49. |
 
 .ers, for twu-ytar-u! is, iuiiy Dsli an hour | vas lost as the post D fore a start could | te mad, Wreu they dl g-t away. l Modesto and CirayrUu were ahead Rud | kept thst wby uu-il the stretch was | made when \ .Ia came .U' aud won by | a length .rao Naas- O. lime, l-20
 Tue Cue -t h--, .ariI"1p Fer all ages, l one and @ q11r, ?, t-oushf out Noi4nte. ! Luo-y F. and Gt-.gui. Birette being . scratched i1-t bet9re tL- s-s-'. It was i an easy victory far B-llviu's entries. ! V"i-utr coming iu ti--t. lsur.b ghead l of Lucky E who wss fully tra lengths | aheai Cf Garland. li~a. r.
 Last race, Spirit of Tines ssskss for | thray-y year-D!u-, Ia..e and three quarters: ! or'v two h1gsCs c-Ue ont. Ben Ali won . .r-'ly. King cf Norfolk second by balf e ! dozen lengths. Time, 3-2h