Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

IDc the latter's attitude toward the pre- noisr's proposed Irish policy, Hariing- ton. though a whig. IS great Hdmirer pf Gladstone, and has always refused to e,.her follow or lead any opposition to hira. ChamberlRin's personal followers are urging him to make use of the ns- tiopal liberal federation to discover the feeling of the liberal party throughout Great Britian toward GlEdstOne's Irish uolicy. At Birmingham rGmOrs are cir culated that If the present political crisis results in a new election, Lord Ran dnlph Churchill and Chamberlain will take Q stand on the same platform. is 1s also stated ID the same event that the Birmingham liberals in John Bughts district will request that venerable statesman to retire in favor of ayouDger man.
 NEW YORK March 30-An Amsterdam dispatch ssys: For some days a dis ease of highly contagious character has been the source of much excitement in Johnstown, Fulton county. The symptoms are those of chronic diphthe- ria, but the victim dies m a few hours after being attacked. It battles the skill of the oldest physicians. Over 2OO cases have been reported and 2l deaths have occurred mp to noon to-day. The greatest cOnsteTnG;iOn prevails among the people.
 HoLLIsTER, March 30-The application of Andrew Irwin and J. T. Prewet. of toe Powers murder case for bail, was deuied by Judge Brien thls morning. They will make application before the supreme court. Alexander gave bonds to appear as witness on the trial of Prewett. winch is fixed for June 2.
 ST LoUIs. March 30.-The sdjutaDt cenerai of Illinois has directed the fifth regiment of state troops to hold itself in readiness for service. This is in OOed- fence to call for troops at East St. Louis.
 CHICAGO. April 1.-Wheat unchanged 76i. cash Sl.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, April IA paper was filed in the clerks Cfiice of the Superior Court yesterday by W. H. l.. Barnes, counsel for defendant Tn the suit of Sarah Althea Hill versus Fred Sharon, e1ecutor of the estate of Vim. Sharon. giving notice to plaintiff that on April yth defendant would move for an order fixing time for hearing of arguments on defendants motion for a new trial.
 SAN FRANCISCO, AprIl l.-The Chi nese boot and shoe m8nUigctory owned by Wing WO Lung X Co.,, has failed. Liabilities Sl6.OOO. This is regarded as one Of the effects of organization Ot the white sboemakers.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April Is. H. Parker of this city has been appointed Secretary
 Board Railroad Commissioners, vice W.
 F. Andrcs. .dismissed yesterday.
 WAsHINGToS. D. C., April 1.-The President sent the following nom nations tO tEe Senate to-day.
 To be brigaiier generals, Col. ThOs. II. Rager, 18th Infantry, vice Gen.
 Terry; Colonel James II. Porter, 24th Infantry vice General How ard; Capt. John ". C,OWs 2ith In
 iantry. to be Major and Judge Advocate, vice Good;e.!ow deceased, J. Cabsil BreckenGidse of Louisville Ky, to be Surveyor General Oi Washington Ter rItory.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Au.il IA special to the Call from New York says: President Adams has written a letter tO Mir. Hunt Ingtou, III which he expressed conf deuce that the trsnscOntinentsl Rail road fight was nearing an end. MT. Huntington said yesterday :hst pleas ant conference was going on with pres idents Strong and Adams about the matter. He was in favor of Gn advance in rates. and intimsted that the Souih- eFn Pacific has been eEdeuyOring Co ad- vance rates irrespective Of any agree ment with other roads.
 ST LOUIS, April lst,-St. Louis coal dealers are relying upon promises of the striker, thEt efforts by teamsters ID re IatlOn tO the coal blockade ct East S', Louis wonld not be interferei with, and sent a number of men with their teams % transfer fuel from that side of the river. Several strikers however made Q strike upon the men to prevent them from loading wagons. Teamsters were resisting and a general fight ensued. Knives were drawn but the appearance ot several United States deputy mar shuls caused strikers to flee without hay ing received or inflicted any very severe injury. Teamsters then rcturnsi to St. Louis without Coal, fearing further viO- leuce.
 Sax FEANCIsGo, Ap-il l,-Special to Chronicle from Columbus Ohio, says Judge Thurman is a victim of a local forger who has been securing money on notes presented to leading business men some of winch have been offered yester- day and to-day for payment. Svind!e will amount to several hundred doilsrs. Detectives are looking for inc fOrger and ss nothing has been sad locally nbout his movements It Is thought they may succeed ID securing him.
 CHICAG0, Aprill The Iuter-Ocean g Washington special says: It k said there is a movement on foot here among democrats tO nominate POwderly, Grand Master Workman of Knights of Labor. as governor Of Pennsylvania. Powder ly has never held bu. one political cfIic- and that was mayor of Scranton. tO which he was elected by the l.boring men ot that city irrespective oi party, and II is claimed thRt if be is nominated for gov eruor be will make a stronger cHnvazs among the laboring class than any one who could be nominated and would be elected without doubt.
 ST. LoUIs, April Notwithstanding AAlf- thtNNAF tA AA4N NAAk AAaEH NL hAAN slAaN- souri Pacific railroad tO return to work. freight traffic on the road has assumed very near its normal condition. In railroad yards the usual activity pre- yelled in marked contrast to the dull ness which has existed during the strike. Freight trains are being made mp pre- para'ory to starting end arc placed in position tn receive their loads without any attempts Bt interference from striking kniehis. The general offices o' the company have also assumed lheir normal activity incident upon the re- sumption of freight traffic o' their sys- ten. and.to-day. first of the month. clerks ] who were temporarily suspended during the strike have resumed work.
 NEW YORK. March 90.-Nr Hoxie has consented to arbitration. The details of ssttlement will be arranged with him in 1 s Louis. where the executive board l will % tomorrow.
 BRUssELs. March 3l-Quiet has not ou been restored at Chsrler0i, but the 1 strikers generally all returning to work. 1 Only the locality where the disturhan- l ces have increased is in the central.
 LONDON. March 21-The House of Commons by vote of 25S tO I27 last ! nlght rejacted NIT. Hea'on's motion ury.