Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
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 DENVER. Col Alg. I9-The Demo
 crat this morning publishes very earn
 est petition that has been forwardec g..
 the presiC e It by Governor Ross sisbs l
 by all the federal officers at Santa Fe
 urging the adoption of tie plan of Gen.
 eral Miles for the removal of the Apaches
 and Warm Springs bands of Chiricahua:
 Indians from Arizona. The letter urges
 that no peace Is possible between these
 bands and the white people so long ss
 they are permitted to remRln on their
 present reservation or in Arizona, aud
 that permanent peace is therefore i'm
 possible until they are removed to some
 region devoid of mountain f-stness,
 where they can br held in subi-ciIon.
 It is understood that some acton will
 be taken hy tLe officials or Arizona and
 it IS hoped that the combined acton
 tHksn VIII have dIe weight with the
 presld ut and permanent security
 against further Indian raids thus se-
 cured
 HAEEisBURG. Pa. Ang. l9.- At the democratic convention yesterday,
 Chguncey F. Black, of York county, was nominated for governor on the first bal lot. The platform reafiirms the Chi cago National platform. endorses Presi. dent Cleveland and laments the recent deaths of Tilden, Heudricks. Mcclellan, Seymour and Hancock. The following IS the tiriF resolution 10 full: We favor 8 just and fair revIsion of t!a revenue Tn accordance with the let ter and spirit of that declaration of dem ocralic principles and in such revision care should be taken that such changes shall be made m n spirit of. fairness to all interests and without depriving Ameri
 can labor ot the ability to successfully ! compete, without imposing lower rates of | duty than will toe ample to cover spy in- ! creased cast Cf production which may ! exist iu consequence o' the blghsr rate Of wages prevailing iu this country.
 CHIcAGo, I'll. Aug. 2O-At 10 a. m, ! the jury in the anarchist eases came l into court and rendered verdict of all guilty of murder with the penalty ] 0f death, except Nrtb1, who Is gIyen ff- l teen ytars' imEIlsouIa1at.
 CHICAGO. August 2J,-The tremen- 1uus interest taken iu the outcomC of ,rlal and finding of jury k illustrated by the crowd which has gathered iu front of tLe court house to await announcement; nearly two thousand people were gather ed ID front main entrance tO building, Judge Gary arrIved B. g.45 o'clock and almost at same mUTneu. defendants coUn- sel arrived aud inc prisoners were brought into the court room at S:j2. The ,ourt was called 70 orier Gt 9ji. ila prisoners presented about the usual apYear,uce though SYies aud Fischer 1 looked dea'bly pale. Jury arrived at 5;5J o'clock and there vas Im mDr-ssIye si- lelcs Bs .Iey fled in. When the jury appeared Judge GaEy eUlDined absolute silence. They E:-s whispered consult
 atiUu between the iuC gr and clerk, when the verdict Ga- read Gs follows: "We, the jury, find d-feu isn.s Auyu-t Spies, Michael SchwEb, Samuel EielitD, AL bert E. Parsons. Adolph Fischer. Geo. Engel, and LUuIs Ljugg guilty of mur der as cIar.ed ID indictment and fi1 the penalty at death. We ind defend ant Oscar W. Neebe guilty of murder ID manner and form as charged in in dictmen. and fiZ the penalty at ImprIs- onment ip the penItentiary Tor l5 years. Capt Black asked that the jury be boiled. The iuymen answered with firm voices, CaptaIn Black said he would make motion for new trial. States Attorney Grlnnel said it would be impossible to dispose of ih8 notion during the pres ent term, but by agreement the motion could toe argued at the September term. This was agreed tO by the defense. Court-!e' the motion be entered and continued until next term and the de- defendants taken to jGi,."
 The prisoners then filed out, during the interview, under the guidance of the bailifIs. Hardly had the jury left the room when piercing shri,k was heard, followed bY the heavy falling Of the wife of Schwah to the floor, to whom results of the verdict had been interpre- ted. She IS also a sister Of Schuaubel, the alleged bomb thrower. She was carried out 10 the ar. by the police and soon revived. Mrs. Parsons looked hsg- gard as she started 10 leave the court room. It understood that the author ities now contemplate the immediate arrest Of all persons even indirectly con nected with the HaymRrket tragedy, for conspiracy. and that ID this knowledge many active leaders, hearing the outcome of the verdict, are preparing to leave the city.
 SACRAMENTO, Aug. 20.-Gov. Stone man has adjourned the legislature till September 7th, at , o'clock p. h.
 LONDON, August l9.-A meeting of Parnelliie members was held in the house Of commons before the meeting of that body. Pgrneli presided. Sev- euiy members were present. Parnell reiterated the declaration that there .Nf I.. sg, frn ErnfF Salisbury. The people of Ireland, he says, will resist him with a desperation and skill that has never before been displayed.
 Is was decided to discuss Irish affairs and especially the Belfast riots during the debate in the commons in reply to the queens speech, and also 10 eDieavor Co learn the intentions of the govern men. m regard to Ireland.
 BELFAST, Aug. Ig.-rhe magistrates of Belfast are ID a quEndary as to how to proceed m view Of the verdict of murder fo1Bd against nine policemen today. The policemen have not yet been arrested. They are charged with unnecessary firing upon citizens in the recent riot.
 LATER-The nine policemen have been arrested and sent 70 jail They intend Co apply 70 the c0urt of queens bench for permission tO give bail. Two moSs gathered to-day and indulged in stone throwing. but were soon dispersed. AT fairs here have almost resumed their normal ,cOuditiOn and no more serious riot.ng k feared. Military proceedings have been relaxed.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Aug. 19-At a meet l ing ot the board of Railroad comms- sicners this afternoon 8 resolution was adopted approving and establishing a 1 reduction m tariff rates by the Southern l Pacific Co. and tine Atlantic S Pacific | Co. on the roads from Sacramento, San l Jose, stockton, Oakland. Marysville and l Port Costa to points ID Arizona and New 1 Mexico.
 CHICAGO, August I9.-The iudge's l charge to the jury ID the anarchist cases l was delivered this afternoon and tbe 1 jury IS now out.
 The court adjourned until To o'clock | tomorrow morning without a verdict l having been returned.
 CHICAGo, August 19.-The Irish Ma tiOnal League convention was called 10 l order by ,IudCa FItZpprali The tenn !