Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30

streets; that the boycott will not be lei up till the Chinese are..driven from tht laundry business. and that circulars tC this effect have been sent tO the hotels
 boarding houses and Knights of LabOl
 everywhere.
 WAsHINGToS, Jan. 27.-Ths house committee on military affairs to-day in. ] structed Brown to report favOrably the | bill introduced by Dow for the erection
 of a monument Tn New York to the
 memory of Gen. Grant. The bill ap-
 proDriates Sj00,OOO for the purpose, the
 ground to be donated by the city. The
 president is suthO ized to appoint off | cers, engineers of the army, and five ! commissioners, the commissioners to
 serve with the executive committee of ! the Grant monument association of New | York. The money shall be expended
 under the direction of the secretary of
 war, provided that no part of the money ! shall be expended until the sum of ! S2jO,000 shall have been subscribed and | paid into the funas of the Grant monu- ment association, and IS available for | the purpose of erecting said monument. | CLEVELAND, Jan. 27.-Ihe Catholic | Universe will say m Its issue tomorrow: | From reliable information received from | Rome we feel justified in saying that
 the Holy Father has determined in the | near future 10 create the Most Rev. | James GibbOn, Archbishop of Baltimore, | n cardinal. The statement of the Uni | verse is based on information, received | by Bishop Gilmore from the Pope. CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-The statement has | been made at various times that an ef- | fort is being made to induce the MOr- | mon church to purchase one of the
 largest islands in the Hawaiian group.
 It transpires that Dr. George A. Raw
 san, formerly of tbis cIty, was sent to
 Salt Lake to confer with officials there | towards the purchase of an island of one million acres owned by James | Campbell Rawsou, who is now here. | He says he was now able to consult with | the Mormon church officers when at | Salt Lake for various reasons, but ex- | poets to do SO soon, and expects to con- duct successful negotiations. He says
 the chief trouble will be the laws of the
 kingdom, as they now forbid polygamy. SALT LAKE, Jan. 27-This evening in Thayne's canon, near Park City, five teams and drivers were buried in a snow slide. Four men were killed instantly and one had bis leg broken Eight
 horses were buried. All were recovered
 unharmed. Particulars meagre.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. 27-An Exsmin-
 CT Washington special says: Cotton
 people are circulating a petition to
 congress to settle the silver question at
 once and relieve the financial suspense
 They say the delay IS depreciating cot
 ton.
 WHEELING, ". Va. Jan, 2. Work
 has been continued without intermissiOn
 at the Newbury coal shaft and up to
 midnight las' iirh; eleven more bodies
 were r-.... This mahes twenty uIue uO .--.- red.
 BIsMAEC.l, Dakota, Jan, 27-John c
 BaGcau, @ FTenchmGD, arrived in the | city yesterday, and created quite q sen s,tiOa by announcing that he had su. | thirty from the half-breed and Indian | followers of Louis Riel to purchase am | mlnltl0n and guns for an outbreak in | th spring. He said he was chief Of | the tribes m the Northwest territory, | and talked in mysterious innuendO and | with wild and frantic gestures. He | went west, stating that be would | go Co the Pacific coast and thence Co Alaska, where he expects tO incite the natives tO join him. He talked about hearing from Rlel, whose spirit, he says. is directing all hls movements. He was pronounced lunatic, but his perfectly | rational conversation on all other sub Iects left the opinion that he k simply yIruleut type of crank. However, the serious rumOTs which have been rtceiv. ed from tho Northwest territory leaves a slight belief that he is a Iepresent tative ot the rebellious hali-breeds.
 CmcAGo, Jan. 2S A special dispatch published this morning asserts that ful- y lj,OD head of cattle lie dead on tbe prairies within a radius of 7j miles from Fort Elliott, Texas, having been killed by starvation and exposure dur Ingtle recent cold snap. Not more than One per cent Ot them, lt Is said, were ns- live cattle.
 LONDON, Jan. 2S-A dispatch to the Times from ConstaniinOple says: A -umOr IS current that a skirmish between | the Greeks and Turks has taken place it Glgssora, in front of Epirus.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The House Committee on prIvRte land claims has agreed to report fsv0rably on bills for be confirmation Os the title to the CT am land claims in Arizona known & Tres AlamOs, San Juan de Los BO- | IuliiOs de NOgales, San Rafael del Nalle, l San Jose de San Vita and Los NOgales Tel Elles land grants.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-Senator Jones, 4 Nevada, has been m New York for ' hree or fouV days. He declares that as c . big gold producer in Alaska the hon. { .sty of hi5 position on silver will hereaf- | CT be unquestloned. He said he intends 1 O make a speech in the senate on his c avOrite theme of finance, and added; I ] shall go further Tn my declaration han any economist or writer has yet Jared go. 1 shall hold and shall prove hat all that Is required in money is linn !, tatIOn of qusntIty and calculableness. | IS all nonsense to talk about gold be- g ng the only available standard. Your | Try goods merchants would think 1t a [ trGnge law that would compel them to : .se ivory yard sticks They would [ lant to know what ivory hal to do | nth the length. The gold humhug IS Q Ist as great"
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Jan. 2S.-Chief Crow f ey has sent Senator Stanford a dispatch f skiing him tO have Secretary Bayaru equest the Japanese government to ar est Aug Tal Dock when he arrives at O .OkohGma and surrender him to our gov rnment. As soon as favorable reply lt received a description of the murderer l lil be '''- rauhed to the Japanese Overuu, V LONDON, Jan. lS-The Evening News 5 ays 1t has auth, fly for stating that aisbury has sdvI-ed the Queen to