Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

| ies and investiga,iors show that the nunbcr of Monguliaus i5 increasing not withstanding the restrictive measure ot | ISS2 It IS eyiden. that these are several | pheses to this Chinese question, which great majority Cf Intcllgen nt people have not taken time c. understand. The | states concerned are SD far removed and ! the danger from excessive imm GrE';un 1 app-ars so remote ttIt 4 has been dilI- | cuIt tp awaken them Co tLe serIgusEc35 of tte position. Most uf those who | thought of the subject viewed 1t m the b-oai light of humanity. It needs only | 10 be made plain, however, tbat the merchants of Hong Kong, or any otter merchants, are prud;lag ay tsIs trade | in Chinese immigration, and use tnelr | Fl gotten guIIs tc corrupt custom ill., ciai- and Co violate treaty stlyElatI1ns, : to cause a revolution 1T public opinion | on this question.
 ! FL PAso, Mar. A irsiIh. train on [ tbs Mexican Central, Conductor Karl ! North. was d.tracI and robbed at hl!O- | metre, north ot SfH Francisco stac.On, | Iasr nicat, D., Ca band Cf sixty Mexican | outlaws. The tram consisted Ct seven car-, which were all ditched. They first 1 robbed, then stripped completely naked | all the train hands aLd .Ied their hands | behind them, in which condition they | walked to Sln Francisco FtatIJn. IHe | cars were ruled. Troops are in search | of the outlaws.
 | It is supposed this outrage wLs com | uittai by tas siue baud Ullld robbed
 e stage Il the state OG Zaeatecas some | time ago. The stage contained three | men ELd a yuIng lady. Alter r3LJing ' them Cf their v4iu lJ!aI and every IaFl- ! C.e Cf clothing, the e0utiavs allowed tl-m | in this CUluItI1u 70 proceed. Just be | fore leaving, tEe r1Jrer', out ot c1Esid-
 er,tion for the yCuuE iady, 1t her have l q 5.ackct Il tho stage, one which they i used iu common as 70 llu rrbe, and made | their way Co the nearest station.
 WAsuINGroS. Mar. S-Ffy presented
 a petition from c!tIE-as Ct New Jersey | pray Ing For ieglsla-iol for the protection of young girls. The pyEu"a, winch is l on printed blanks, with tle T-Jr4G "-eT
 Jersey written .r Iie b-oy oi tue pr.at urges congress i1 provide C-amI I.--y | penalties for seduction vi,h or without | promise of m1-II-C... sal For tlc dahie- | lltut Cf e." rersuLH CT Sig.-l Tltl oi | without tii.i- e us,lt, Uad.r tLe age Oi !
 bia and all other localities under the Ju-
 risdIction Of congress. The petition Vgs ! referred to the committee cu District Ot | Columbia.
 Evarts presented "a Ee.lion ot officers and trustees ol tha savlr,s bank of New ! York state, rep.e seutnc l,lt50oO de- 1 posi,Ors, praying congress t1 stop tne 1 coinage Cf silver dollars. Referred Co [ sfH .s..r.rr.rvss #sl am +rrr~rF
 NEw YORK. March 3-l.a-r1lI men were sI-F-i.cl llis l.-u.--, .3 learn tiat tle Denver |. Ii-1 C.rl 'c r.i,-CGd had re.eul,rei the free .sts fight and ! had announced .ts desire tu carsy freight . at tEv same -.tc as cL.r-s by the Sun
 set roUte. r ia unier5tcrl by some the Denver e Bio G-aric tC7E .ais step because Stu1hs, cf t-a Central Pacific | ra.iT1Hi aai Cl- . ..--- tle -rulrg-es l which had bee. ,l.-.. . by tLc Denver
 {, Rio Gvaul- and l.u:rol Pacific. from Ogden t3 San Fsaac!sco heretofore. be removed.
 NEW YoEK. March "A special from Boston to the Pos. says E. V. Kicker
 son x O., large importers and West l IniIgu traders and commission u.er chants. who have Q ea ia business tt-
 tween forty aud fifty years, luHoGuca their fsiiurU tC-uIy, assigning tI Joseph BrI--eli. couiii,a,is. eilpluys tueIr liabilities are S5.llUj aaL S3Jta1 in-
 direct, and ;ae.r nominal assets are good. The finn .s the HCeut Oi ;Le Bos- ton |. SIyEruah S.aa1ship c., winch R
 not affected at all The Eastern Sleam-
 ship C., rIuni1c to poiu-s in the prov
 Iu"es, is owned ID @ great part by this ! tirn and is therefore affected by the fail
 ure. Ihc c1ust Os tb- assignment is the | general Guliuess of business in which ' the firm is c1Ia-si. Ire firm i= cCm- | posed UI r. ". Nik-r-.a. Alfred \.
 Nicker-0n and I'kal.tl q. C-rsig.
 ST L1rls. 3Iar. 3-TEe years r-o, 5.I | r. Lewis, ut tiEcIlr .-l, an extensive | mauUi.ciurer oi cotton seed oIi, con ceivei The idea of form H- go pool lu- ] tended to control t,..- ll.r. uf t-.. glul- | mOdity. T. $ u1E s'a.-. . nat h.H efforts have succeeded, aaG tu.t th-re has been | formed H c0yFpgati 70 known as the Cot ton Seed Oil Esu-; Company, which con- ! | tTols every .. -;.-..s uIi vest Ct the lIIssi7FiTT' river. e,i sixty I.- cont. Os | the n.i's oI tle e-t.r. C1ugtrv. The ! capital st1SE o' ile company is uI.--j et S2unnlI ,5 va.-. tinut SiT.UDUJ l ha- been i-suel ts a-..-F u.-sL, hy the pol.
 UTICA. \. l.. E,rcI 3.-A freight l train on the Ontario y N,- cfn railroad l
 which went through bri l-., rear FI-h ! Eddy, Delaware county. ia-t night, car l ried down Witb it E. F. Smith and ". ! II. R-yno.is, conductors, and two brake ! men, va1 Were TIiil- ID ta9 clu1use. ! 1 Their baL:e= were burned Go CiIGcrs. SAN FEiNcIsC,, March 3.-Tne quan- | ti.y of opium -cry.Ied uu tho C5;y of | New York sud wtIc. vas coudscateJ by | the custom house t...,a's f.r not being | entered Cu tto -te.ger'H wsD.f'st, was | | to-day sold gt a-.-ior .- tE-.i .Tshui 1
 Dr-'- tr- s,.il. laa purchasers were | Caiu-m,G.
 HouLIsrra, Cal, 9Iaicl 3-Tlc pros
 ecuti0u Iu tla Prtw,;t ir.a. rested their l case. The dgisus- then ria-cd on the |
 witness stand John Nantes, who tr7ii- l
 fled that he had be,n awly from Bear
 Valley five year. au- previous Co bis |
 leaving, the reputation O. Powers for |
 mallcIOusneHs, viulICtiyeG- and spite
 fuliuess was bod. Similar evidence
 vas given by Ilouss Buttrfield and
 Geo. ". BUt.-fii-i1. and also Gy N J. GouCG. wto .Cscilt tl tLs correspond IuE good cagr---s- 1' plaV,tt, Several
 witnesses were .ar~ra-rai hr She de
 f-nsc to establish ti- fact t,4t Powers
 had been accused .f r.au7 darr-la-
 tilns. After r-E-geIt tle coust re-
 fused Go 9 -ui' -l.a t1 're;its. Tu0a and Geo. EJtt-rii-lI t,=-ifei Co Powers having au HuuC-;-E art.r-; preWett
 which seemed c. sr.~ .u intensity Lz
 tune passed.
 ReT. M.J. Gaagh testified that Pow CTS hal told Aim that h' o1ly EaI ab7u, two years more Co live and before that time either ie or Ere@ctt w0ull b. dead; that Powers --ii Le would never rest satisfied ti A1 r,5 -id oi Prewe.. dead or alive.
 The prosecution --s---rsi tha cr-=s examination ol tL.- witness untl te- morrow.
 According to JUl<s Br,en's rulings. the defense will uos u- able Co bring out any specific acts charged against Pow CTS, bIt cOuiine tueIlsl .ves Co estahiish- mo hrz general Formulation in tr.. oo,, !