Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-02

spell. It is thought thss he will follo' their advice. When he does return t
 his office 1t is certain that Manning wi
 not undertake to work ss hard as ID th
 past. He will be relieved by his assIs.
 ants as far as possible of merely routin | work.
 CHIcAao, Sept. 2S.-The sffidavits L
 support the motion for new trial in th cases of the seven condemned Anarchis
 was filed by their attorneys to-day. To
 usual plea was entered that the verdic
 IS not supported by evidence. and 1t l
 also urged that the counsel of the stat employed form of argument that wa
 calculated to prejudIce the jury. Tn | chef point urged, however, is the storl
 telegrapbed from Indianapolis shortiy
 after the cOncluison of the trial. to thl | effec. that a man entered saloon il that city one or two days before .h, | Haymarket massacre and exhibited
 saicnel, iIilmatIng that a slaughte would occur m Chicago m a few days The theory of the defense Is thaJ Uni | mysterious stranger hsd a quantity O. dynamite stout hIs person and who II
 all lIE elihood threw the bomb into iht I IhuhN OA tAI k0AANIs AAt "HAuET ID
 which the jury was summoned beiOr,
 whom the defendants were tired IS also objected to.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S Secretary
 Lamar has rented a house for three
 ears at Sl,70O q year. It is in 6
 fashionable part of the city. l. if
 ihous ht that the secretary intends soon
 to get married. He takes possession October lst.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-A ConslantI
 nople dispatch says: Much comment,
 particularly in Russian and French dip
 lOmntio circles, has been excited by
 the fact that several transports were re-
 gently launhe6 at the Island of Thesos
 with large supplies and armameDts con
 signed to agents of the British govern
 ments. IL is felt tha. the English oc- cupatipn and practical annexation Oi
 this island will take place at the fret
 sign of Russian occupation ot Bdlgaria.
 All the more unessiOess IS felt because
 o, Thesos belonging to Egypt to which
 through MOhomet Ali It wss ceded by
 the sultan. No technical objections
 could be raised against Englaud's oc- cupstIon SO long Hs it was sactIOned by
 the khedive.
 WAsHISGTOS, Sept. 2S. Governor ZI-
 lick of Arizona, who has been in this city
 for some days, IS jubilaut over the sue cessful termination of the Apache cam
 paign and the removal of all the hostiles from that territory. Speaking of the matter he sad: "For the first time ID its history as territory, the people of southern Arizona feel that they can go about their business EithOut carrying a Winchester rifle in their hands. They feel at last that life, limb and property ID the territory are safe. Toward this end the civil and military powers have co operated with magnificent success. At present. tho rs is not a hostile Apache left on the White Mountain reservation. There are | 2OO Apsches on the reserrs. tinn still. but they are pesciiul and in dustrious and rejoice with the white people of the territory that the mur- derOus Indians have been removed, and as lawyer, I don't know Of any power the administration has to cOndOne GerO nimO's many OfTsnses. He should be eNccutcd. So should Chstto and other murderOus chiefs. There are iDdict- mrnts pending at present against ChattO ID the courts O! Arizona which will hang hIm, that have been pending for two years. The delay IS due to the fact that Gen. Crock and the military choose to use him as a scout"
 FRESNO, Cal, Sept % Jack .on Tem- pie, Patterson and Mcfarland, were no miOatel Justices of the Supreme Court For lieutenant governor, Frank M. Fix ley, Of San Francisco; Secretary of Sta.e. Hon. c. \. Wilson, of Los Angeles; Con- troller, J. E. Denny, of Tulsre; TFeasur- CT Geo. T. White, of San BernsrdinO; Attorney General, Alfred A. ID ,ggett, Ot Tulare; Superintendent of Public Irs- truc;iOu, Ira q. Hoit,. of San Francisco; Surveyor General, 1heO. Reichert. of San Francisco; Clerk of the Supreme Court, Paul Frew of Butte
 CHARLESTON, Sept. 29.-Noon-There has been no recurrence of earthquake shocks sine: one o'clock yesterday. The weather in Charleston to-day is mild l and pleasant. the sun shines brightly, the temperature is not Oppresively warn. 1 and the oity is full of activity and hope 1 in spite of Wiggins' prophecy. The sig pal officers here have received special | bulletins from Washington Co day, indI- eating DO unusual meteorological phe- but pleasant weather with the of shower of rain this sf- .ernoon. This day has been anticipated with a great deal of fear and trembling by hundreds of people.
 MARBLE AE,D. Sept. 2l-Ths Inter. national Yacht race hes h-en agreed ipon and the May flower and GGlates lave left for the starting point.
 The wind ls from the north and IS not loE SO fast and there will be To race 10 lay after all. The yachts are return ng.
 SAS FRANCIsCo. Sept. 29.-Tbe steam r City oi New York arrived st ten ;his lorninc bsinriuR Hong Kong dates Co 'eptember Pod IOk4bama Huh Cn tue ,urDiug of Augps, l3:h. . band oi hri- ands made descent upon tl Q ..tIEg hwnshop ot Huc hang. murc, sL tbe roprietor and forty even oi E.s en- loves. The robbers were all hfsss,el , BosTox, Sept. 2o.-lhe Tepubllran | late convention mt Ihis nnrriug. 'iiyeF Ames was uculUui-I fIr SOS, ruOr D the fist ballot GALVESTON, Sept. .9-Up to noon [ lrIt nave bttu DO rlElr or VI .Eklut 1 T disturbance in this -ec,iO0. [ he weather. winch has been rainy and issgreeable for several days, today a roke clear and continu,s pleasant. be thermometer registered 72 degrees. |. LONDON Sept. 29.-Foreign office s'f q nIted States legation authorize the stemenT mat the report telegraph, u I om Ottawa that new fishing treaty q li been effected between the United T iates and Canada IS sn entire isbrica- [ on and that no such treaty has been n -opOsed by either government. [ DENVER. Col. Sept 29 Owing to the 7, ct O, pleu pneumonia eIistlns ID 2 rtsin portions Of Illinois, Governor = lton has issued a quarantine prCcla- :, ation forbiddirg the importation of n tile from that state into Colorado. ,l PORTLAND. Or, Sept. 29-Clark Rich n is, we'll to do farmer living two p les east ot R1sebury, was shot and O lied yesterday while out hunting with ', , son, the latter ID stalking his father 1T ' a deer. This is the tbrd Accid ent this kiud happening within 6 week ID - Is state and Washing gton Territory. '. An stteLlpt was made last night to h 1w up Chinese wash house iu Esst ir rtlsnd. Plenty of powder was nsed e, | the charge vas badly placed and q