Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-13
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 by boHls of defiance by the crowd About 100 Chinamen in a warehouse on the dock were prevented from re- turning home by the crowd. The ot 1 fcsrs of the Queen Ot Pacihc refused tc take the Chinamen without tickets. A collection was raised and enough oo- tained tO pay the passage of about IUI and these gere received on board. The Queen of the Pacific WAS detained ID hope that some arrangement would be made for the passage of the remainder
 Two companies of militia and loo home euards are pgtIol'iDg the streets. Every effort is made to avoid blOOdshed and
 everything Is done quIetly. A W.T.. ol habeas corpus was sworn out on behali of the Chinese and the steamer eDJOlned from sailing until the wrlt csn be
 heard tLis morning.
 RED BLUFF, Feb. S.-Yesterday the eomnlttee of the anu Chinese league proceeded 10 Chinatown and notified the Chinese business men to leave within ten days. When the docrs were not opened notices were posted on them to that effect Chinese working III the lumber yard were notified tO vscate m the prescribed time. The Chinese will find ready purchasers for their property. Their proceedings are marked by strict good order.
 LONDON, Feb. S-At a mass meeting of starving mechanics to-day, in Irafal- gar Square, the police attempted to pre- vent q well known Socialist named Burns from speaking. The mob inter- tered and Burns obtained position on the pedestal of the Nelson monument and addressed the crowd. The inttgm- matory speeches of Burns and others caused the officers to make another charge to stop them. They refused tO obey the orders of the police and were pulled down from the pedestal by force.
 Burns then proceeded tO the steps ot the reform club and tried to excite the mob to attack the building. They then proceeded to the Carlton club building and repeated their tactics. The mob had become so great that the streets were abandoned to them. They vented their Ill will by stOning aris.ocratic dwellings and club houses. The entire nelghborhood in the vicinity of the Ma tional Gallery and Carlton and reform club IS in the possession of the mob.
 PITTsBURG, Pa. Feb. S.-AbOus thirty strikers froms Lerzneing, this morning marched to the Henry Clay coke wOrl s,
 near BrORdford, and fired on the work
 men. A few men were slightly ln!u.ed.
 Nm. Session, foreman of the works, was
 badly beaten. The strikers attacked the
 TIpple House and drove out the men in
 charge and upset the stove, which burn ed the building. The damage Is about S4OO1 The sheriff and dcZen deLl- ties were at Sterling but could do noth- ing but identify the leaders and whole saie arrests vIll be made.
 WOODLAND, Cal. Feb. B. Everette l.. Craft. young man ID the employ of Sll- iivsn ! Rayekes at Sacramento, but a resident ot Woodland. WIS shot by ex- senator J. II. Harlan yesterday. The tragedy occurred m the office of the Byrnes Hotel. Craft fell after Harlan $ second shot. Harlan surrendered him self tO the sheriff. The trouble was caused by Craft circulating stories re- h-ctInE on the character of UariEn'- daughter, with whom be has keJt com pHUy for several years, and who vas married recently to G. J. Sill, of this place, young merchant. Frank Barnes, Harlar's brOther-In-law, stood with e pistol in his hand, by HarlGn's sIie while be did the shooting. He k not yet arrested. Harlan refuses to make e statement. Mrs. Sill is a great favOri,e and bears sIOtless reputatlcn. Crafts friends declare they have proof to all the statements made by him. Jos Hsr- Ian, who did the shooting, has been resident of lOlO Co. !or twenty five years and represented YOlo and SOlano Counties as joint Senator in the state legislature for two terms. Craft was ssid to be quiet well behaved, good natured man.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Feb. S-The ChrOui- cie's Washington special says: Lieut. X. W. Greeley IS shortly to undergo a sur- cicsl operation which his physicians think necessary to their treatment of spinal disease. from which be has suffer ed ever since his return from the ArctIc regions. The exact character of the operation has not yet been determined upon.
 NEWCASTLE, Del. Feb. 6.-Harrison and William Rockwell, John Peachsm and George Peacham, all colOred. and Frank Plavford, convicted of larceny at the present term Of court, were publicly whipped on their bare backs ID the JaIl- yard to-day, receiving from five to 'Wen- ty lsshss each. Edward J. HOllings- ford was confined an hour n the pil.ory for forgery. The thermometer WAS near zero, and the cold added materially to the legal punishment, aud greatly az the process of torture. The first man whipped, Harrison Rockwell, but twenty-twO years of age. has been Rn inmate of the jail twenty times, for terms varying from three tc twelve months, and has been whipped nearly every time. His brother. William. ls younger, but IS treGding the same in- famous path.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. S.-Judge Rear ! don rendered an important and interest ! lug judgment to-day in favor Cf the | plaintiff in the case nt IhomR1 Jenning | vs. the Bank of California. The action | was to recover 1000 shares of stock of ] The Bank of California and Sll QUO ! damages. The stock was assigned by | A. w. Bowman, previous to his failure, | .O plaintiff, and the bank which had the | stock m its possession, refused the de- | livery of 1t to plaintiff because Bowman | owed the bank SS0OOO.
 WAsHISGToN, Feb. S.-No acton has been taken by the War Department in regard to the nnti-ChInese trouble at | Seattle. The President has not yet | been called on for troops and conss- Iuently has net ordered any sent there.
 LONDON, Feb. S.-Several faction tights have salresdy taken place among he rioters and furious mob Is now lat D. m.l marching through st. James ;reet and Piccadilly on Its way to Hyde Park to hold R meeting. The mob IS ursiug The authorities, attacking shops. ackiny saloons, getting drunk and mHshIng windows on its way to Hyde Park. The front Of the mob made an fort 10 enter the war office but turned .wsy when the sentinel at the entrance tue iUtruders with his bayO- let. Conspicuous among the buildings ttscsed by the mob were those occu- ned by the DevOnshire club and that ccupied as residence by Arnold Mor- .ltbe newly appointed patronage sec- eiary. The police along the route to iyde Park were brushed out of the way y the rioters as so many men of straw nd many Of the officers were terribly eaten for their interference