Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-23

deTs, and tDe OtHSt Ap-SAes ~ er the same tune to be taken to Fort Ma rion, Fla.
 S,xFEAScIsco. October 2O-The news from P,kIng reports that the cholera ID Jspan coutInuss to rags with terrible nercen.sge of mortality. Between sep- ten,ber lG;h and 26,h there were nine tbcusaDd i've hundred new case5 and SIX | tbonsapd twl hundred deaths, Hn aver age mortality of G per cent. Ia Tokio aIcue there were j6O uew cases and DUO deaths. In Seoul. COres, the cholera F reported to nave disappeared as sudden ly as 1t came.
 ! WAsHINGroN. October 20-The fol- | lowing communication regarding the dis- nosltion of Geronimo and his Tel ow cap | lives was this afternoon addressed to ! Lieutenant General Sheridan by the sc cretsry of war:
 WAR DEPARTMENT,
 | WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, lsS6. SIR: By direction of the president It ,s ordered that the hostile Apaches, hf- teen in number. recently captured n M,xico and now at San ADtonlJ, Texas, be sent under propsr guard to Fort PIckens, Fla, there 10 be kept ID close custody until further orders. These h. dians have been guilty of the worst crimes known to law. tcomml'ted unGer | circnmstznces of great CtrOcIty, and public safety requires that tney be re- moved far from the scenes Of their depredstions and Susrded with the strictest vigilance. The rsmBIDder or the hand captured st the same time, con sisting of eleven women, six children and two enlisted scouts, you are 10 send to Fort Marion. Fla, and placed with the other Apache Indians recently conveyed to and now under custody 6t that post. You will see 10 all details and arrange ments for the prompt and efficient eX- ecutIon of this order.
 Very repectfully, your ooedient ser
 want. W. C. ENDICoIT, Secretary of War. | Ii is stated that the above order meets with the approval of the secretary of the interior. From its terms, it appear that Geronimo and other hOstlles are to he separated from their wives and families, who are to be sent to Fort MsIion.
 SAN FRAxcIscI, ,, October 2O.-Regard ing the alleged secret treaty between Russia and Cores, which It was said would place Lamsu under ths protec tion of the former, the Jnpan Gazette says: Adyices from lieutsin assert the Chinese government have definitely de termined not tO allow any power to an mex any portion of Corea, and they are prepared to make any sacrifice Tn order to maintain the integrity of Cores. The Gazette further says: If this IS true, there are reasons to expect trouble be- tween Russia and China m the future | taa uke ns fn sume @ protecsOrate over COres.
 Photographic communication has been established between Seoul, COrea, and Tiensin. The French recently had a brush with about two thousand pirates near HooIoc, Tonquin. More than 300 Anamities were killed, their Qualifications destroyed and lot of cannon ball small arms destroyed.
 PITrsBURG. Pa, October 20.-The tar if demonstration today ID honor of James q. Blaine. was not as large as was anticipated. but the city was filled with strangers who have been attracted by She announcement that both Blaine and Beaver wOGld speak.
 ! CLIFTON, Oct 2l.-Ih5 independent candidates ID Graham county are mak- ing the campaign m the saddle. he | independents VII VIII their spurs.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 2L-BenIamin F. Cleveland, cousin of President Cleve- and, was married last nigh: to Miss Emma Coe.
 | S.S FKANCIsCo. Ost. 9l-IEe est Coast Telephone Co, has b-eu IHcOspDr-
 ated vi b 4 capital stock o' :lOOOJO, de- 1 vjdei into thousand shares. The es- timated length of ;he line IS one thou sand miles. Among the directors are George Hearst and George c. Perkins. | The object of the company Ls Co operate a line through all parts Of the state. | BALTIMORE, Oo;., 2l.-At the races here to-day. the mile dash was won by | Baldwin's Estrells. Time l;iJ.
 l SAS FRANCIsCO, October 2l.-The Ex- sminer pub ishes the story that some months ago Dc. Leo BefsOn, professor ID the Collegiate Institute at San Diego, wrote to the San Francisco Matrimonial Buresu, al 607ls Washington Street, his | object being to obtain a wife, shortly before the Grand Army EncamPment the matrimonial bureau sent him word that a young lady named Kate Grant had been procured and would probably meet his approval. He obtained her photograph, cane 10 the clty during en- campment week, met Mics Grant and exhibited signs of deligh; at what be supposed was his good fortune. lie paid her millinery, dressmakers and various other bills aggregaiing over Sl,J0U, besides giving her sums of money at tImes. Evenings were spent st the the atres and dinners, drives and excursions were the order of the day. At last the day for She wedding came and the doctor called at the home ot his afIianced, only tO find hsr flown. By letters found in her satchel left be- hind the hitherto happy doctor discov- cred that he had cOurted a woman who had been three times married and was undivorced. EesTt broken, the doctor returned to San DIeso. The woman Is well known in this city and at Portland, Oregon. where one of her several hus- bands reside.
 PITTsBUEG. Pa. Oct. 2I.--James G. | Blaine. hccOmpanIeI hy number Ot old school fellows and personal friends, 1 left for BroWnyIlle. the home of bis | youth this morning. While eu route | Blaine will make brief sddresse, at Wet | Elizabeth and BelieverHOu- The party | will return 70 the city ,O nlKh ht and Oo | Friday Blaine will visit Washington.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The president | accompanied by Secretary Bsyerd, Endi- | cott and Postmaster General Villas, left | here this morning on 6 special train for | Richmond. Va. to atteod the far of the | Virginia agricultural association.
 MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct. 1.-The legis- lature met m joint assembly at noon | yesterday and completed the election of | Hon. G. F. Eimunds as Unite d States sen bt0r. for SIX yesrs from March 4tb, 1887
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