Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

NunNeFLor huEtl IENtahEA t atAle aA-4 from Secretary Lamar saying thht his
 resignation was desired ln accordance
 ,vi.h notice given tO the president through Justice Harlan that it would be ! forthcoming Gt cElL Gov. Murray ! promptly responded, saying that hrs
 resignation would be handed the preFi-
 dent by R. \. Boskin, who will proceed
 .o Washington immediately as the Gen ula delegate.
 LONDON. March 17.-Mr. Parnell was in his place ID the House of Commons this afternoon. but is not well and has definitely concluded not tO attend the national league banquet to be given tbis evening in London, in celebration ot S; Patrick's day.
 | NZw YORK. March l7.--Ten thousand Irishrnen psraded the streets to-day ID
 honor of St. Patrick's day.
 BrFFAIo. \. I. March 17.-Laura Miller, aged @ years hanged herself m | the bttic ot her parents house last night, . because sbe was forbidden to so to the
 roller skating rink.
 PrrrsBURG, Pa, March l7.-In the usrsI. this afternoon Of the Ancient Or ! der oi Hiberniaus, m honor of St. Pat rick, an orange and green banner was carried ss a symbol Cf the unity of Ire ' lqrG. Fully lJ,OJ0 men were m line and | the bes. oi order WAS maintained. NEW YORK. March 1.-The failure to | ind any trace of the schooner which ! vas reported tO have cuilided with the Dragon is not regarded by many ! people here as strange. lt is the very general impression of people n position | to know that there was uo collision, | hut the accident was the result of an entirely different cause than that given | by the very reticent officer Of the lost | steamer. The testimony Ct ;.e psssen l gers IS that Just before the sInklng there | was q terrible noise resembling the noise following the discharge of aril | iery. The mysterOus manner Ot the | officers of the OTegBn and ;he extreme reticence of the .pEsseusers, together ! With the reported explosive noise and | | great damage done the steamer has 1 ! gwen rise to the rumOr that tue disaster | was caused by torpedo or dynamite | concealed in the vessel and placed there l tD do much deadl!er work than the l sinking of the vessel. The Herald has | an editorial thls morning ou She mys- i tery and has had a number Of inter | views wish marine men, which supP0r' |
 the dynamite theory.
 SAN FRANCIsC,, March 17.-St Pat !
 ricks day opened dark and ralry and |
 although not suiiiclent to dampen the i
 Grdor of those who took part in the |
 procession, 1t slightly marred the !
 brightness and beauty of the parade. l The start was timed for midday, bu' I
 owing to the rain It vas nearly half past |
 one before 1t got under wGy. 4 few |
 moments after everything was in order !
 and as tke head O! the column moved. c. |
 sleam of sunshine glanced out Us 1T in |
 euc0Cragemcut of the celebration The !
 procession is one of the largest and 1
 hsudsoI4est ID gpptErEnce ever seen ii. |
 this cIty.
 SAN FR,ScI5co, March 17.-At scs-
 -.ou today of tLe Grand Lodge of the !
 Knights o; Honor O; California. the [
 per capita for tAe ensuing ear was fixed | at one dollar. The proposition Co en-
 teavor Co secure legislation iu the su.
 pE, me 'oiEe looking tJ levyiug of hs-
 meuts Ouiy once month twas coa-
 siIered. T. Was deemed eXpeiieEt %. tIi- time t1 annex lodges in Nevada tJ
 the jurisdiction oi California.
 SsS FRASCIsCo. March I7.-M.ckael (.
 Woodward, a student Ot Hastings lsE
 college. aged 22 years, who WAS injured w iie playing foot ball on the campus in
 Berkeley on Wednesday last, died yes
 terdsy. He was struck on the neck at
 tAe base of the brain, producing paraly- SIS ot nearly the entire body.
 2 MARSHALL, Texas, March I7.-An d. tempt was made here last night To wreck the north bound passenger train on tbc Texas Pacific. Some one, gs yet uu- known, removed the rsIl from the track 0u the bridge a short distance from this place. but tle mI~Chicf Was discovered shortly before the time for the train t1 pass and great loss Cf life and proper ty was tlus avoided.
 WASHINGTON, March l7.-The char lad before the senate n letter from the Secretary of the Treasury transmitting the report O' Special Agent Spgu!ding l iu relation to the importation of Chi ae-e. Referred.
 The chair lad before the senate the uew electoral count bIll. After Senator Hoar's remarks the oil was passed witn- out division.
 WAsmyGToN. March .-IniOrmstion L Gs been received at the war department from General Crook which shows that reports recently received from private sources, describing meeting between 1 ; Crook and Geronimo on the border Ht . W hich Geronimo refused to surrender, Is ,, entirely imaginative. Crook says he ! has not left hIs station at Fort BC vie, \. T., aud has not seen Geronimo since l ;he fight m Mexico which resulted in tLe death of Capt Crawford. Crook rs ports ID a telegram received yesterday ' that he would leave in day or twO for , San Bsrusrd.uO Co meet the Indians and arrange for the.r surrender. The jour f ney will take several days, - SAN FRASCIsCO, March l1.-Round o trip tickets for thirty days were put on a sale to-day as follows; Omaha and ? Kansas City, Sip; Chicago. Sig51; New York, SSi 2j; Boston, SS~3j East lound tickets mus; be need che day after ( purchase, but west bOnnl tickets iGay n pe used any time within thirty days. 9
 SAN FEASCIsco, March 17.-On call. c ing o' tho TreEdwell case by Judge a 'oiIey to day, Superintendent Dooiey's e attorney made a motion for dIsmissal of ! The case without costs, which was grant | nd. After the contest for the guardian II Alu Was -cLlltA, l4lOEu stated 70 lUe ! ~ 'ourt that after sll that bad been said about heirs and the esta.r. Mrs Tread h yell desired that the estates ot the min n prs be placed out of control and kept [, .UhJec. Co the order cf ;he court solely n The cash portion of the estate amoGn- c .el to atout S3u,0lJ. Judge C0tIey r aiI he would fix bonds of S5D,UlO to be c ,ivcn hy Mrs. Treaiwrll Co each child 'lr fine just and safe management of the ,s,Gte. i'
 CmcAca, March r The News " suecia, says: Governor V 'lurray' resignation Es called for by 1 hJ president himself, who yesterday d. ~ sc'ei the secretary Co: the interior to '-Usui it II Is understood that the s l-esiieut intends tp make number of a haugos ia the Utah commission. $
 NEW YORK, March Lazard Ere D es have ordered SiilCuJ. and Brown. u .ser~ S Co. S7J1uOJ gold bars for ship - l--:. "
 L.s ANGzLrs. March l6.-The com f-