Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
Additional Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Isrch 4- Arrived Steam. CT Leerdam, ..om Rotterdam.

NEW YORK, Isrch 4- Arrived-S.eanl CT Leerdam, ..Om Rotterdam.
 PANAMA March A. -DeLesseps and par
 Y left here yesterday and were to ssi for Europe from Colon today.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. All overland
 roads this morning made open rates ol
 limited tickets to eastern points as fol
 lows: Boston, S47; New York, S45
 Ch'cagc, S32.
 PORTLAND, Or, March 4-The Oake.
 House, at Cheney, VI. T was destroyed
 by fire yesterday morning. The build
 ing cost S2o,OOO and was well furnis she. i
 throughout. The insurance on both
 building and furniture was SIP, 1000. Two
 men were arrested on the charge of in- | cendiarism.
 James Rankin, of Lewis county, W,
 T., aged fourteen, while assisting his
 father in cutting timber, was struck oa
 the head by falling trse and instantly | killed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 4-The state
 Nlhcultural commission will hold its 4th annual convention in this city dur.
 ing the week commencing Monday.
 NEW YORK, March 4.-Throngs Of the
 faithful crowded around St Paul's Ca
 thedral this morning to secure admission
 tO witness the ceremonies attending the
 cOnfcrTing of the psllium upon Arch
 bishop Corrigan, which will install him
 as head of the See of New York. Prompt
 " gt 10 the services were commenced,
 Priests and Gcolytes led the procession: Archbishop Corrigsn, Hrraye ell in golden
 robes and attended be MOnsignieurs Preston and QGinn, following. They
 marched down the side and up through the center of the aisle to the chancel rail, where the clergymen divided, talk ing seats on either side 1.-the Archbish- op, with MoDsignieurs Preston and Quinn advancing to the altar where the former kissed the cross presented to him by Archbishop Elder Celebrant, of the pOntifical mass and custodian of the pallIum. The choir of 1j0 boys sang the Tedeum, after which mass commenced
 BROOKLYN, March 4.-N Not a car IS run ming ou any of the seven roads contrOll- ed by the Atlantic avenue raIl road Go to-day, owing tO the strike. The strik- CTS are orderly and are confident of victory.
 SAN FEASCIsCo, March 4.-The Exam iner this morning had d column explan- | atJTY of the circuia,ns reports Ou the receipt oi the Chinese message by the | President. The investigations of Col 1 Bee, Consul General oI CLina ID San 1 Erancisco, in;O tins matter. convinced | that officer that 1t WAS cruel outrage ! perpct.-tol by worAmeP, be said, who | were supposed tJ b. Americans, upon an | iloiI-UsIye people. lie 20 reported to | his home government. Tho instructions the Cbia. se minister received from his l gOyernI-cat E,vr startling. He VAS dI- l rected Go demand rom tue United States | the total al.HGH. Cl damages sustain. d | ly tLa Jl.u- .- -Lls Uitalf and tue con- dlgh faHssiuc4t ui tIuse engaged in | tle killing, ;. it cu.!l bg I-uvrG. This | v.., :le U..l-l..,gu. lftae United states E,.--,i l1 comply with these demands, | t.r l-,.. -t E.st tu la informed that I t-- CI-., -.v.-amCut would Imne- diat,lr ;-.. a to collect the indemnity | flc.u .i- ' ricaI ci:,Ztns ID busiut ss il ,Ly iu: .a! territory and withdraw i i.- prattel.,u from them, which meant | tl-. they Gii he ordered 10 leave Chi ra at ,-C Simultaneously wish this, ir :uruatio. cane to the state depart meat irurl aa official source in London that ;h- Marquis Tscng, Chinese smbns- -alor tDtue courts af 5s. James and St. Cl,ui. WAS 1bJVt t1 return home Co tHke a high position In the Imperial Council ot state, a,.d that Ihey would insist upon stern measures being taken against the e. n -Ha .T ...sN the outrage which the American author ities permit their citizens to commit | his people without any movement 10 prevent them or to punish those who openly avOW their participation Tn them
 This was the situation when the Pres ident sent his message to congress on Thursday last. It will be seen that he denies the light of the Chinese Govern ment to demand an indemnity for prop erty destroyed. Th's Is a point upon which the instructions Uf the Imperial Council tu the minister Lere admit of 10 concessions.
 l. has heel known for q month past that the Chinese minister here IS to re turn home very soon. IL IS learned that hC will take with him the final cOnclu sion 0f the President in regard to this matter. These are simple facts, the Critic says, from undoubted authority, suI they will givc to the country an idea Rs tO the comprehension Oi the Presidents past message ID its full i'm portauce.
 S4S FRANCISCO, March 4.-At lO:3O to- Light the jGry ID the case of John ker- L rsghau, who beat out tue brains of bis Martha Hood, in October last, returned a verdict of murder in the tiTst degree.
 WASHINGTON, Mar, 4-Sewell reported iayorably the joint resolutions accepting from Wm, H. Vanderbilt and Julia Dent Grant, objects of value and art present. ell by foreign governments to the late General U. 5. Grant On the suggestion of Ingalls, it was changed to the form of Q bill, aud on LOggn's suggestion 1t was SO that the name of Mrs. Grant should precede that of Vanderbilt Lo- gan said he thought that would be a moro appropriate Orde-. The bill then passed.
 NEW YORK, Mar. 4-The Sun says ed itorIa,iy on General Gerry's appoint neut: The friends Of General Howard age likely Co feel hurt that he is passed ovcr for Terry, and may impuie this &C., tion tO motives which they cannot ap- prove. It is quite true that Howard may receive the nomination to tEc Icxt va caucy winch -ili occdr on tEe 10th of ;I,s month !y the Tctir, meut oi General Pope. Terry ln filing the vacancy oc- c-- toned b, EarrrcS'S death, l. carried | over H0warT- head cad stands before | hirl in tEa DOS cir command O; the | army,
 NEW Yo-T, EIarcI I-TLe Hersid's | Washington ere-ial 5Gys that the follow iuC cab..Lfsu Las teCn Teceivcd ty the | Caiucsc minister from the Governor General D' CrtIv. China:
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