Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
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 WASHINGTON, March 19-The presi
 dent to-day nominated brigsdier Gen oral U. 0. Howard to be major general
 vlce Pope, retired.
 GREENvILLE, O., March I9-Cor.
 Green, pretty fourteen-year-old girl
 who escaped last Sunday from Johr
 McNey and his two female companions
 relates horrible story of her trest
 ment. She states that she was kidnap
 ped from her home near Lebanon, Ind.
 over year ago, and was compelled tC
 travel about the country with gypsies
 McNey. she says. shot her ;n the head
 kicked her, cut her on the body with a
 hatchet, beat her with a club, flogeed
 her with buggy whip and outraged hel
 person. He also drove a naIl through her foot, fastening her to e board and swung her up to wagon box. The marks of the girls wounds are still plainly visible, Her parents have been communicated with, and they will ST. rive here in a day or two. MeVey and hIs two companions decsmped as soon as they learned of the girls escape.
 NEW ORLEANS. March I9.-Dr. Zuker- tort and NIT. Steinitz commenced to-day the l1th game ID the worlds champion ship tournament. Soon after one o'clock this attetnoon. the opening was the queens gambit, declined, and the game was a draw on the 27th move time, Zukertors hour and 8 minutes, and SteInitz hours and 5 minutes.
 SAN F FRANCISCO, March I9-John An ketett, presbyter of the diocese of New York, in letter printed in thesBulletin this evening, states that 1t is only the pseudo philanthropists and moral cranks in the east who favor Chinese Immicrs- tion. He says: I've do not of course feel SO keenly the disastrous effects of thls slavIsh immigration as you do on the Pacific coast, but unless Q policy of exclusion be adopted it may not be long before our homes and households will suffer from the same evil" The writer closes Gs follows: "Members os Con- gress from the east who advocate the transportation Of Chinese serfs do no, represent the wishes Of their constitu- eEts.
 TEHACHIPE, Cal, March I9.-A car in train No. 2l this morning ran of the track ID the tunnel near Bealville, dam agIng the tunnel timbers and letting earth and rock in on the track, blocking up the tunnel and delaying all trains 1t is expected the tunnel will be clear, q and repaired tomorrow. The south bound passenger train, No. l9, returned to Sumner.
 WAsHrSGToy, March 19.-Captain W. H. Martin, |. s. A., retired, died this morning at hIs residence in this city.
 ALBUQUERQUE, Msrch l9.-The exam inBiiOn of W. K. r. Wilson, late cashier of the Albuquerque National bank, be- fore U. ;. Commissioner Whiting, was concluded tO day. The evidence showed personal 'enmity on tine part of Pres ident Bell towards Cashier Wilson. Bell having said that he would force Wilson out of the position or throw the bank in- to liquidation. As this was clearly shown the commissioner reduced the bond from 25,JOO to l,JO0 and bound Wilson over to the district court. Cash- fer Raff, of the rival bank. went on his bond. The Albuquerque bank will pay every dollar to depOsitors, and will AfA ANHLAAAN AACA1NeN III ~ AtN
 WASHINGTON. March l9.-In view of the fact that Msjor-General Schofeid has expressed a preference for the com mand of the Division of the Atlantic, 1t IS now thought likely that Maior-Gen- eral Terry will be assigned to the com mand of Division of the Missouri, and Major General Howard to the command of the Division of the Pacific. IL IS not probable, however. that the question of assignments will be settled until Gen. Towards nomination shall have been acted upon by the senate. COlOnels Ruger and Merritt are sad to nave been selected for promotion as brIgadier gen erals.
 WAsHIS HToN, March i9-Congress- man Morrow Nent letter to Secretary Manning to-day in regard to the treasury regulation which permits Chinese to land who are simply in tran,it through the country. Between August l5, lsS2, and July 3I, 1885. there were landed at San Francisco Il, ,162 Chinamen clam ing to be in transit to some other coun- try as follows: From China, S,67l; from Yic,ora, 1895; from Honolulu, 164: from Panama, 46S; from Havana, 2SO; from other ports. fl; total. l,l62. am aware, says Morrow, that nearly all these arrivals at San Francisco are reported as having departed for some foreign country, but whether they have actually left us will probably never be known to the government.
 WASHINGTON, March l9-The house on postoffice and post roads, telegraph investigation un- der HendersOn's resolution of inquiry. has to-day assigned next Tuesday, the 23d instant, for hearing any editors and proprietors of newspapers who desire to be heard on the subject of the alleged against them by the Western Union Telegraph company and attempts to coerce them into exclusive etc.
 The subcommittee of the house com mitlee on wavs and means, having charge Of the Peruvian treaty question. to-day submitted its report to the full recommending the sbroga- tion of the treaty.
 The president has approved the bili to increase the pensions of widows and relatives of deceased soldiers and sailors.
 The committee on elections to-day de- cided the Hurd- Romies Ohio election case Tn favor of KOmies.
 WASHINGTON. March 22-The Secre- tary of the Treasury this afternoon :s- sued the l35ih call for the redemption of bonds. The csll Is for ten million dollars of the three per cent loan Of 1882.
 TOMBSTONE, March 22.-B. c. Parker, q suttler, has arrived here and contra diets the reported engagement between the Apaches and Mexican soldiers, and also that GerOnimO's band, had surren- dered to It. Mgus.
 DENIsoS, Tex, March 22-Yesterday morning the watchmen at the round house were surprised by the appearance of about l5O masked men who com handed them to keep quIet. All the engines were then disabled, so that It will require many days to repair the dOmRgss.
 WARSAW, March 22.-The exodus Of the Jews from Russia and Poland has reached extraordinary figures. During 1885 no less than 20, left the country for America alone.
 BRUSSELS, March 22.-The gen d'armes snd the strikers at Sesring are In conflict to-day and both sides have haan firing on each other. Many