Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-04
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i WILCOX, August 30-Colonel Wade | has rounded uy ell the ChiricHhua and Warm Spring ApRches, 420 iu number | and hE- the men under guard aad will, uuless some acciient co :crs, carry out | General Mlles' plans oi moving them ou; of the territory. This will De a help | not only to the clilZe0s but io the troops O. well Capt. Lawton k Tn close prox- imity to Geronimo, who has asked Co. ' b, tier terms than an unconditional sCr- render. The chances are he VIII Ioi get them.
 MORALES. B. T., August 3l.-News bas [ been brought here that Geronimo de- sires Co meet General Miles Gt San Ser | nardino ranch for the purpose ot ar-
 ranging terms for his surrender.
 CHcAGo. Aug. D. During c heavy ' thuuGer storm ytsieriry the powder magazine belonging Co the Lailin & Blld | Powder So., was struck by lightning. An explosion followed which destroyed property valued 0. 1J0yO. 0esi les ! killing one person instantly, fatally Ic- | turing four aod contributed paiu;di In- | iurIes to nearly twenty-five others The ! magazines owned by three other powder companies m the vicinity were CaveJ
 in by the shock. The maglz'ne cop
 tsined 40,OOO pounds O. powder and | 10000 pounds ot dynamite. In the neighbO1ng ten sto-ehOuses was J0OCUO
 of dynamite and tvics us much powder.
 These latter were fortunately not ex- plOded. SAS FRANCISCO, Aug. 30.-Tue most
 intense indigu ation is being manifested
 at the miserable, stupid and wsutOn ki Hing, early yesterday morning, of tie Soung man Eugene r. GuindoB, by Geo. D. Gardiner, a short account cf which
 was published in yesrerdny morning's papers. GuIudon had escorted Miss Gardiner to the Mechanics Fair on Sat
 uIday night, snd returned home with her shortly after midnight. Alter tne
 couple had Sade each other good night.
 and ;ust as GuindOn Was turning away
 to proceed to Dis homo, the father of Miss
 Gardiner appeared n tbc doorway. and
 calling to GuIndon. Hold oo, young
 man, I've got something to say to you"
 without further words, he drew a rrvulv-
 CT and fired at Guiudon. the bulle, en
 teriug hIs neck. lie TRn and ardiner
 thinking he had missed him, pursued
 and fired three more sbots. Irne of
 which, however, tOOS effect. Ibe mur- dered man only ran Q short distance,
 when be dropped. Before expiring Ee
 stated to those who camo tO his rescue |
 that he had been shot by Gardiner, be- l
 eause, he said, "I suppose Gardiner
 thought l brought his dauEh;es home too !
 late" He had barely utter the-e words l
 when he expired.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-The treasury
 department this afternoon issued cal ]
 for the redemption Ct len million dol
 lars worth Of three per ceEt bonds, up
 September lj.h, lSsG-
 GLoBs, Aug. 3l.-The democracy of | Gils county, on Saturiay the 18th, in | convention, condemned the presidents | anti-sIlver polIry as inim;cal in the min
 ing in the west; also h.s Indian policy | and ignored the rights Of citizens Of ;he 1 territories to hold the federal officers C., | the territories, as guaranteed by ;he democratic platform upon wh,,L Grover Cleveland vas elected.
 BALTIMORE, August 30.-Ths Sun to-
 day hes the following special dated
 Washington, August 29.h: The state. department has il-t received a4 order issued by President DIaZ, chief exccu- tive of Mexico. through the medium cl circular issued b. SeiIor Iariscal, Mexican minister of foreign aiTlirs, and distributed throughout ths Mexican states, which will doubtless beGrE Americans now cad hereafter under ar rest in Mexico. The circular to the governors of the various Mexican states ss translated from the orsilal Spanish IS as follows:
 Law on Trial of Foreigners.
 DsPsr;men: oi Foreign AiTaIrs.
 C.rcuisr No: J.-All Cases Against Foreigners.
 Mexico, August 2l, lSS6.
 IL hGs beca noticed recently and with | frequency thas some newspapers pub hshed in country friendly to aexicu receive with exceeding fiippaucy and even with marked hostile intent. the Of foreigners resident in the republic who are arrested for crime which our laws chsstise with corporal punishment, and pretend that they ar, victims Of uolust acts committed by our In view of damage winch such conduct may Iuflici upon the good , name of the nation It care be uOt taken . 1. to rec;Iiy the opportunity the mistakes , contmCed m these complaints and ii comments basel thereon. the president has seen Ut Co decree that you ie IecOm- mended ID the Case of the arrest Di . foreigners fer any cause within iEc lmIt- Di yocr stBtc Go remit tD this depart . ment as soon Hs possible G drt.lieG V report or the causes for the notion ur ' legal process, and ot the s-Etus O. e 'ome ot the supreme magistrate, aud V hopes that the government uu Ter yunf c worthy charge will dictate the uecessar, instructions to subordinate surhuriIes. f The president also desires that as far as I, 10 yUu lies, care especially Oe taken SO r hat m cases which 1 allude to, arres,s n nay always be affected by virtue of 0 'j written warrant I-sued by com petcni t and ia criminal prosecutions 'gHlust fOTri-nc;s tie iudicIary Cf your tate comply strictly with the provisions o 't the law and is5ue os order for m E ,risonment with tLe constitutional t init and regularly and inform the government as to this status of eacL h 'ase to be communicated to this de I 'srtment. l renew to you ny esteem l q nd consideration. J
 Signed: MAErsCAI. C
 This form of circular hss been ci c' Iressed to the governors ot al the Mex a, cans states.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3O.-TLat DOT ion of Montgomery street lying be- 2, veen the Russ Home and the Palace H' lotel is filled tonight with crowds oi ew faces. The crowds gre split up 2. lto groups O! eager, busy. bustlI1r IS lel all engaged in discussing the po- tical outlook and endesvoring to "-ize I' p the strength uf the several candi- n ates for nomination on the democratic .n cket, l.. J. Rose, ef Los Angeles. au- s ounces positively tonight that be k a I- for nomination Cf tie gov e@ 
 The iustIces ot the suprerne court val To 2 the fret nomina'i Ins disposed of. co eside Temple, ot Santa Rosa. men w' oned this morning, Judge Gsrb-r, of y an Francisco, and Judge Ne!is Sear.s. ;h Nevada Cite, are prominently men. ic cned to night. wi No change are evidenced in respect m'
 the candidates for gOysEnor. They wC ] seem as confdeH: to-uigh; gs tEry ere this morning. DC