Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-20

D. tfty fouE ColBAmen v Te dr.veu on ie of CsrbJusda 70 day by larss crowd O r- il inrfs who walked fr, ID Back Diamond ie aad tEonk-in for that purpose. In, 9 ev'cfef CninHmen pssssd through h, r, 2 to-night"D their way to Port Towns cpd 1, SAS FRANC sCo, Feb. II.-Wbi,e 6,t , e-g- eu rOO.e for the N-w z -alsud gov ,r etLmtbt from lOItLyll!t. Mich ar 1, riv,d LeIe tO day, rI d acre r-pucxtd fni , shlpms Dt on iEe Alsn.eda, winch sail. o Saturday. Only Gb,'u: tvu hundred rut
 vi the million Nere found in bad coudI
 ti4n.
 !, SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. II MT. Noz!, |, O. tLe Pacinc dlaIl =. .. c., reraIy, d tu,
 Following cbblegTsm to-day fr.m hs
 cOmpHuy agent at YokCLhna ID refer. c cree to the arrest of Arg Tsi Duck, the murderer Of MIckershhm. "1he Amer
 ican goverf meDt has withdraw r, quest
 Under the circumstancrs the JApane-e
 Suve' nmeut voh't aIrvst" He sent thIs 70 POnee ben qu .rtrrs and Calef Crow D l-y tO-A RFde1 the following telegram: h"n Leland Stanford, Washington, b.
 C.-Agent Of Pacific Mall bere has re- ctved tbe following from the agent at Yokohama Mozly, San Francisco:- The Amercsu Government has with
 drawn request. Under the circumstan- ] ces the Japanese government won't sr. rest At the time of sending the steam
 CT had not yet arrived. l. it true? If so, have Secretary Bayard make demand
 on the English authorities at Hong
 Kong, uadsr article DO of the treaty toe
 tween Great Britain and the United
 states. l will cable description iu them
 Answer. Signed: F.. CROWLEY, Chief Oi Police.
 | WAsHINGTOS, Feb. ll-In the house
 this morning Adams of Illinois. on be
 half Of the comm tee on backing AnI
 currency, called up the ball tJ en .ble
 tue Natl nal bankIOg association to ID ereass their capitsl stock and chanxr
 their names or locations. The ball passed; y-a- l29. nays l20.
 l Adams entered a motion to reconsider and to lay that motion on the taDle, bur the mofuIrg hour having expired, final action was not taken. At2 o'clock ihs house went into com mit,ee of 'hs whole On the FIix- John | Porter bill. SAN FRASCisCn, Feb. 1.-The steam | ship Queen of the Pacific, that sailed | ! from Seattle the dsy the collision oc | cured between ihe militia and citizens, | arrived here at 3:30 o'clock this after | nom. She brings 195 Chinese, who el- | ected to leave Seattle When the steam CT dOcked FeTe force of about 75 DO | licenen was stationed on the wharf and | iis approaches. to keep back the con stantly increasing crowd and prevent hostility. The pOpulace was good nG. tured and allowed itself to be kept in | hand. So long as the Chinese kept be | low there was DO appearance of disorder, but when they were brought on shore for e1amioation of their baggage the crowd broke out in yells and hoO,s, and vegetables we're throwh, but DO serious trouble occurred.
 SAN FBASCIsCo, Feb. LA dispatch wss received today at the Preside from Lieut.. Maus, who IS now at San Bernbr- dino ranch, four miles from the bound Gry, on the Arizona side. Lieut.. Maus Siii remain at his present camp for a few days when be will continue to Fort BOaie. No further ntws of the recent encounter brtween the AmencaDs and deXIczEs nuar Nacori, Mexico, was con- iained in the dispatch.
 WAsHISGToS. Feb. 1.-The President desired to attend the funeral of General Hancock, but finds that 1t Uiil be im- possible for hIm to dcso The cabinet wIiI be represented by Secretary BHy- ard, who will act ss pail bearer, Secre- tary EndIcott and possibly one or two others. Secretary Whitney will net he able to attend. bu, wIl have number uf officers to represent the navy.
 SAN FRASCIsc1, Feb. 1.-The Califor- Ia F, | dny Of ten cents per gallon on syTups.
 NEW YORK. Feb. Il-Gen. Hancock died poor, and this fact being known to his friends and cOuntrymsn, a subscrIp- ton fund has been started for the widow. The plan was originated by Uen. W. I. Smith, Gen. J. B. Fry. Vim. Burns. and T. T. Critterden. ]. Piere pont Morgan IS treasurer )f the fund. These suEls have been signed: Samuel J. TideB, SlOOO: Vim. R. Grace, $500; NJ. B. Brown, S2jO; John D. Cummins, S2J0. The circular accompanying the subscription says the General was left poor by calls upon bis official business and the constant charities which he gave those ID distress
 WAsHINGToS, Feb. 1.-The president gave a state dinner to-day in honor of tue supreme court of the United States and members of the senate and house judiciary committees. The executive mansion wss handsomely illuminated End artisticslly arranged for the Occa- sion. The chief decorations of the dln- ner table were large pair Ot floral vases which were surrounded with other floral pieces of various designs The Marine baod was stationed in the main stlbule and discoursed music during he dinner.
 STOCKTON, Feb. 1I-This afternoon tLe police arrested J. II. Snowden on in- formation from Albuquerque, \. NJ, al- eEing that he had been Tn business 'here, drew S2.0O0 from the bank and fed, leaving many creditors. Snowden was visiting hIs ,ther III this city. He hsd pair of diamond ear rings and < l,34i on his person
 UTICA, x. |. Feb. I2.-4 p. m--Ex- Gov. Seymour Is thought to be dying The members of bis family have been hastily summoned to his bedside.
 40 p m.-EI. Governor Seymour is dying; he cannot survive more than an hour, and may die any minute.
 DENVER. Col, Feb. 12-Hon. Geo. c. | ,lOn Of the bowels. after an illness of less than s week. aged 7l years. Bates was a native of New York, moved to MichI- gan in lS,si aud headed the party in op- position to the policy of the general government, daring the administration of Jackson. He wHs one oi the organi- zers of the Wing party and delegate to the national convention that nominated Harrison, in lS4U, and Clay in 1914. He was bosom friend of these statesmen and Webster, was United States Dis trict Attorney oi California under Fill more. and vas also appointed Co simi lar office from Illinois tO the Territory of Utah, vbere be became famous de- tending Jotr D. Lee, leader of the Mountain Meadow massacre. He came .o Colorado in 1879 where he resided until bis deatt.
 LONDON. Feb. I2 The trial of the di vorce case of DOrpld Crawford against his ufife. m winch Sr Charles DIke Is a core poniont, begun tO-dty. Great interest Is felJ m the case aud the cou:t room IS crowded. On the csss being
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