Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-20

LOND-N. Feb 1T -tlT ( luuurel n
 employed work ma called upon q
 Lord Mayor rc Irgs pun bgn The T
 cesrlty oi dciui O iuiug 70 T, heVe q
 distress among .ar unemployed 'f LJ
 don. The Lord M,yor couftvuu-ly ?
 celved the deputatiOu ana promised
 persnnslly rssIst the di-,rtrsed Ieop
 70 Far ns Lls ms aus would permit.
 added that the LOrd Mayors fund [,
 ihe reii-t ui :h- di-tfe sed poor of ti
 ciiy which had been st4tTrd on Iue-da
 already Gm, uated Co six thuussu
 poInds.
 | NAsBINGTOE, Feb. Ii-AmoBg tt
 biils inuuducrd WE- one by MItcurl, ,
 0 e,on, PrnvidIu: for the r,peal Uf d
 ireatirS p-rnIt ihs tIe coming Oi C. |
 e>s to the UuIte 5tatcs and pro iOr
 ing the cOmIng except of dIplOm .ii
 and "iiicIal psr-ODages. A, tte requrs
 oi M iicueii tEe bill WAS lAId on the ia
 b!e for the present.
 SEATTLE. ". T., Feb. II-Four-ee
 ehinHmen wsr- ev.c-rd from Pnyallu
 valley yesteEdI.. The went to POI
 IOWndsend.
 Ninety coal miners went from Blacl
 Diamond Co CarDOngdo today, to a>sis
 "a the expulsion of 9 Chinese iron
 that placs tonight.
 Col. Derussy, with eight companiei
 of the li,h Militia, States Infantry, ar
 rived here to-day from Fort Vancouver
 and relieved the home soldiers of iht
 duty of guarding the town.
 WAsHISGTON, Feb. ll-House-Bine gham asked for leave 10 introduce s bill granting q pension of s2,COO per an,
 mum to the Wi.ow Uf Gen. Hancock but Beach objected.
 COLUMBUS, O, Feb. II-DanieI J. Dal;op, clerk of Hamilton Count, Courta, vas sIr-sted this morning. AI the instance ot tLe committee on priyii, grs and elections uf the II use and brOugGt before that body i"r ,Btempt iu reius- lng Co allow the committee Co male a
 ho-oSraphIc py O: ihs tall, sueet oi praciuct X. and ". fourth ward of Cincin- Lab, and alec ID failing t0 produce tbe uFgiral returns teioTe the im OItt, 0 At CIl"mbus yesterday resolution Was uiieIed, directing that Dalton be placed in tEe jail ot Franklin cO-uty, for tbe psrind ot SO days uniess be agrees 10 fnrui-h ihs returns fUr the purpose as requested. The res5lu.ion was under discussion Ht II I. Lf.. as to the pOwers ut the committee cf ihe House in such cases. By consent of the House Daltou appeared by hIs attorney.
 SEATTLE. ". T.. Feb. II-John J.. Thompson. U. \. special timber ageu '. died here tO dGy. He has be- n sick for four months, his disease being ot the heart, the Imms dIatc Cause of his death reing exposure tO vrat e. in the dis charge of Otiicisl juues. Thompson was one Oi thr nos. uO;ed pohticiius of the state of Ono; Eas v-ral tIm-s @ mem Der of the state legislature; WAS ser veant at-Arms Of tbv United 5tstes house Of repEe~eu Htivrs, and Vas the political lieutenant; ot Senator Thu man. He was 5O year- uf age and leaves % family m Columbus. Ohio, to whom hia body will b. sent.
 LONDON, Feb. IO Noon Everything is quiet In the metropolis thIs morning. The trad sLen have Ts-op ue tusir shops and business k rfOcesGiug as.Us- Ual. Considerable uueasiDess. however, IS stlll felt lest tbeTr should be further ri1tCus demonstrations.
 DUBLIN, Fea. IO.-Wben Paruel. OCODnOr and O'Brien arrlvel at Gal they were met by a mob, who boOt- e. the Irish ieaCeT- and cried "ro hell =. Osbea and Parlell.' Healy. who had arrived some time previously, hur- rIed to the sceue Pushing his Way through the crowd, be saIl he would break the head ot any man VLO dared tO insult Psrnel. This restored order for at.me. During a general meeting held to take action on the canvass. Lynch made q speech in which b4 said that Parnell had acted ilke a traitor Co G1l-| WAY in importing Captain O'Sasa 6s She candidate of The city when II bad Llcuty of good native ma terigi- Lynch added thB', BithOugh Parneli was great map, Ireland lad made nim. These remarks stirred the factions presen: iuto wild excitement PHrneil then invited IyLch tO q qulst talk and the conversation was not long over before Lynch an; ounced that be had decided. st Parnell's request, 90 i'Cm she Gplwgy contest.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. Feb. 1O-A visit to Chinatown shows most depressed con ditIcn of affairs among its inhabitants. Never was there less apparent business doing at tha various stores than nnw. The theater. despite the fact thA; tb- New Year festivities have not yet come tO close. was pot veil pa;ronized. The recent heavy influx of boycOtted Chinese from outside sections, driven here by the unItel action Ot the white -.N. n e sfra gans' hart iimes. The different com pau:es have theIr hands full ID provId- iDg even the most meRgre food for tue hungry hn-ies and Rs tO sleeping nc numerous arrests for yin- laticn of the Cubic Air ordinance tell tEeir own tale. A we'll posted white resident of;he Chi uese quarter saId thnt during the tven- ty four years he had lived there he hsi never before seen such quiet New Yesr among the Chinese, or Q time when they had less money to spend than now. He said that t1e distress now prevailing among them. from lack of employment. was something fright inl, aad that the arrival or even tEer- y more ids. men tD ba provided for was felt by these already here. What the Chinese Sho are coming ru the Queen Of the Pacific from Seattle woul1 do, or how tbey would live fl they are without mrans. was "a puzzie. IL was certain that this cOntinun! IrfirX of bankrupt Chinese from the country was driving the companies tc their wits ends.
 NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. ll-Five years ago Wilson NsddIngham, Q Californian. began the erec ton ci $500 O09 residence al West Haven, and engaged ss bis supervising architect ard dishursinE agcut James Scott, S,l, Lake City Mormon. Re certly, Nottingham had reason tO be- lieve ScOtt yas dishonest. He engaged ai attorney to investigate the matter, and last night S,1ts co1fe--ed that be had embezz.el GtOus SjA0UJ.
 SEATTLE. ". T., Feb. II A military was organized today for the treatment os offenders during the cOntin- uance of martial laE. Many men have been arrested on the streets for seditious language and ;he Indications are that they will be severely punished. Among them is Me Milan, wbu from the irst has been the principal leader of the move ment. General Gibtou is now ID per sonsl command of the city. The rules and regulations cJ the government of citizens are most stringent. stewart,