Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Navajos on the War Path.

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 ALBUQUERQUE, \. M., April 5.-Early yesterday morning Col. Walter G. Mar mon was advised by telegraph from Gov. Ross to take a detachment of the first Territorial cavalry, composed of Laguus Indians, and proceed to the scene of tho trouble between the settlers and Navajo Indians 10 the San Joaquin Valley. It will take two days of hard riding to reach tine place and it is feared that complications may arise meanwhile to cause acollision between the settlers and the Nsvsioes, and per haps bloodshed.s News from the front is anxiously looked for here. especially a5 the rumur is current that the Navsjoes have broken out and are going south to join Geronimo, in which case there is no telling what terrible results may fol- low.
 LONDON, Aprii 5.-The breaking mp of the cabinet is imminent. Lord Kim berly. Sir Wm. Harcourt, Mir. Chi.ds and Mr. Muncolk refused to con sent to any home rule measure giving Ireland the control of GUS oms, and threatened to resign if such measure be insisted upon. Gladstone. however. re- mains infiexibie and will maintain his full scheme intact. The climax will be reached on Tuesday, and the ministers themselyes admit that an agreement seems probable.
 SAN FRANCIsoo, April 5.-Paul Boyn- ton, the; notediswimmer. to-day compile ted his arduOus task of swimming down the Sacramento river from Red Bluff to this city m his rubber suit. He expect ed to arrive yesterday but tine tides were against him and be was compelled to stop over at Saucelito. He resumed Lis swim thls morning and reached Broadway wharf at noon. He was met by host of people who greeted .him with pro- longed cheering.
 CnIcAGo, April 5.-Wheat. lower, 74lS cash; S95s May, No session. of the board tomorrow as 1t is election day.
 SAN JOSE, April 5.-A general boycott as to Santa Clara County has been or dered by the executive committee ot the anti Chinese non-partisan associations ot the county, to commence on April 2Oth.
 MONTGOMERY. Ale, March 3--Specials fo the Advertiser from Rome, Ga, pl.ce the loss there at Sl.jO0.O00. At Selm. the gas works are submerged and the city is in darkness. 4 steamboat reach ed there today with l5O rescued ne gToes. Nine negroes were drowned on one plantation. Warrior river falls slowly. Great damage Is reported all along its banks. especially in horses mules and corn. Distress is reported from all the overtlowed sections. Ths loss of life and property cannot yet bt coniectured. Actual measurement make: the flood five feet and nine inches high CT than any record of Alabama nver.
 Sr. LOUIS, April 3-3 p. m.-A Post Dispatch special from Fort Worth, Texa' says in an attempt that has just beer made to start freight trains on the Mis souri Pacific, Officers Fuliord, Sneet and Townsend were moriRlly woundec and three strikers were shot down 1T their tracks. Intense excitement pre- vails.
 LATER:-A Fort Worth special says The citizens are srming on all sides an' fight is now going on between th, strikers and fifty mounted police. Tn strikers are well armed with Wincheste rifles. Everything is in an extremel, precsrious condition.
 WASHINGTON. April 3-The House he passed the labor arbitration bill; yea
 l95. nays 3.
 SAS FRASCIsco, April 3-Detectiv
 Cox and s. P. Weston of Petalums, sal
 ed on the Oceanic this afternoon 10
 Hong Kong to bring back Ang Tl
 Duck, the murderer of the Wickersham
 It is expected they will be back early i June.