Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

the local authorities nave nOt Deeu su idle during the last week or ten days ID arranging to cope with the rot, as many people have supposed. Preparations have been made at mos: of the armOTles for a sudden call out and there has been q great deal Ot activity behind the walls of the state arsenal at Seventh avenue and Thirty fifth St. The Forth-seveDth regiment, of BsOoklyn, was under arms the night of the riot in GreenpoiDt and the day after. 1t has leaked out also that squad of Earie's battery, whose headauarteIs have been in the armOry of the Twelfth regiment. at Broadway and Forty Sixth street, was put on duty night and day, as long as Wednesday and Thursday of last week. A Rattllng gun was transferred Q night or two ago, under Q strOrg guard of police, tO the arsenal. and the battery mas since had its rendezvous there. There is an effort ou the part of the authorities to keep the whole matter quiet. The officer ID charge of tae arsenal says he Is not sl- lowed io give out information.
 LONDON. April 2S-ODOncgnue pub fishes a letter m winch he denUunces NIT. GladstOne's iGsiGu, Us proposals which, 1T adopted, will result ID seriously diui1lshlng the strength, prosperity and glory of E1g.ald, and ID absolutely readIne the Irish social system.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aprll 2S-The annual sale of yeaTliugs at Belle Mead occurred to day Ia the prese. co of ljOO visitors. Among tue prominent turfmen present were Col. Bruce. Phil Dwyer, of New York, Ed. CorTigan, of Kansas City, Col Clark and ; c. Harrls. of Louisville and Col. MEckey, of Caliior- ma. The aggregate proceeds of the sale of 4S cOlss sud tillies was S3S, ,12j.
 DENVER, Col, April 2S-Tbe News l GunnisOn special says: To-day while nine Italians were working on the rail. road track of Black Canon, q large land slide came down the side of the mOUn- tain suddenly and before the men could reach place of safety they were buried ! underneath the mass fl stone and dirt. 1 All were extricated Gs soon as possible and Ht present are alive, but most of them are expected to die of their ill., l iuTies.
 NEW YORK, April 2S.- President Lyon, of the Ihifd Avenue Co, says he will have no more conferences with the strikers and that be would resign rather than confer vItn them again. ExDer- fenced drivers are being sought for ID other cities and when running night cars is resumed, if aslice are unable to preserve order, th Governor may be called On tO give military protection to the Company. it i= said that the basis of agreement between the Company and the strikers was reached yesterday, one
 .f fs- g,Fs sT,e aI. cautions against the rioters should be abandoned. The Grand Jury, however, had taken the matter up and refused to stop its investigation, 50 the settlement fell through.
 LONDON, April 2S.-A dispatch from Athens this evening says the Greek government insists OF the withdrawal of the ultlmatuEi, as lt Is maintained that the minIstay wIll resign as prolest against tEs menace to the independence Of Greece threatened by the ul;imatuu.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-The Steamer Beigic arrived th-s morning with Hong Kong dates to April third; YOkObOma tc Aprii thirteenth.
 NcGALEs, ApsIi .~.-No definite news If the whcr.U UbOGts of the hCstiles, Re ports are conflicting. It k believed however. that the baui as divided into two or three small parties, one Ot winch has returned Co Sonora. J he others moving northeast probably tOwurds tho Whe.stOnes, Lut all rumOls a pear to be based only on opinion. The Apaches p:ear to have completely thrown their pursUer- of tbe tracs.
 Ir-. Peek and chJi murdered by the ApacEes yesterday were brought ia to- day by the husb--i, \. T. Peck. The remains will he inferred to-day. Moth ing has been leerlcd uf the iittle ten year-old glfl of ptct's family V h1 was captured when her mother was mur- deFed.
 poETLASD. April zS.-The republican convention met here to-day aud nomin- Rfcd the following uck-i. Congress man, B. HerrmuuL; FpvsrEor, ThonHs R COrueliu7; Secretary fl state, Georgt ". McBrIde.
 SAN FEANcIsCp. April 27.-Special Agent Suyder oi he UyI'ed States treas ury has arrived iu this city md VIII in- vsstigate the loss Of the Sl0,uoO At the sub-tressury, which is etill wrapped ID mystery.
 WAsnIvGTON, April 2S.-In the senate today Mi cheli spoke on the memorial submitted b. the conference of inc New York Methodist Episcopal church, pray ing for protection for the Chinese in the United States. He reciied the state ment of the mem'rIai referred tC, which charged among other things, that the On nese subjects had been put to death ia Oregon, aud the property Of ChIDese subjects destroyed No sC h thing hai happened in Oregon, Mitchell sad, and the statement of the memorial so Tar az Oregon was concerned, vas an entire Inisapprehrusiun. Eastern newspapers and eastern meu, even eastern statesmen bad misrepresented Oregon and the whole Pac.li coast on this question. The press of the country lu the mtin, be sad, IS honest, and entitled to The con tideIce Of tte country, but tEIs was an exception. Mi;cEa'i attributed much Of the interpretations {" newspapers m | Oregon. which papers be named, and | whom he chardrteuZai as distinguished | poli,lciaas r.. :errirg Co the alleged | iusG.t tO the ChIItsc n.inisttr, be sad | 1t woHld be f0uad on investigation that | no insnl; tgd been offered. There vas | an idea in the east that the people of the | Pacific coast were not well disposed to- | ward the Chinese government. This | was another misrepresentation. Tpere | had been proposition made that the | chairman of the foreign relations com mittee of tEe senate shOuld 90 to the | railroad depot Co receive the new Chinese | minister. Had snch thing been done | before, and had any ore even proposed | that our officers should meet the new | British minister on hIs arrlyal: Had !, there ever been any hallabaloo about | 0tber ministers? H. criticized the com | nittee on foreign relations for not hay l Irg yet reported h. immigration pro ! hibJtory bill aai ..-5-i the senators ou | both sides Ot tEt r1anbeTtha at he would | psess that bIil -r5 ley would have to | come squGrclyr o york and could no, | escape the qu-s.
 A Te-oluiir. ra~ q rcd hy NIT. Fl | mUnds and a-r.i t1, r,guestjry the | president, if r1t jer .m.a ihle vfh uub | lie iuferes:-. to send 20 t-e srca5e any | inform.ii'- o- c---a-p3 -p3uf-ncc u plsse-- sIOn of tts Ervsrar0.it trucaf-- uuau | the ar-.vai raj llg ing st San Tran .i-co of The Ca'- sse embassy.
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