Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
TELEGRAPH

isl says: A letter has been receiyed hy a lady here from Mrs. Folsom, wife ot President Cisveland's laT partner. In this letter which was dated gt Genea, Italy, she ssid shat her daughter. Mise Folsom. would be married to President Cleveland. uext summer. It is said that Mrs. Folsom and her daughter are poor and that theiT expenses ID Europe are paid by President Cleveland.
 PArrA. Peru, wa Galveston. April II. A disastrous fire occurred Monday night. Seven huases were destroyed and two women burned to death.
 LONDON April 1.-The second read Ing Of Gladstone's bone rule bill ;D the commons has been postponed until May ;euth.
 LONDON. April l4-In the house Of commons lest night, Glsdstone's home rule motion. that leave be gwen to iu- troduce the bill, was put by the speaker and agreed to without division, auld protracted and enthusiastic cheers.
 BALTIMORE. April 1.-The drivers employed on ths Trick line of street ears struck to-day for I2 hnu:s' work, and at 1 o'clock all the cars, sixty five ID number, were tied a9.
 NEW YORK. Apnl l4-Ghe fem of Ss!dcn Derg < Co, cigar UsksTs, at 6J CourtIgud St.. r,-la Rn assigu Iaeut to- day, giving S3G.0O) preferences.
 SAN FRAScIsco, AprlI 13.-Ihe Grand Chancellor of the koIshts of PYthias. John Van Naikouburg, hrFivri ir tbis city lsss eveniog, from Fort Madison, Iowa, and vas rendered au enthusiastic welcome st the Mechanics Pavilion by ihe local Knights.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, April H.-A circular letter from United States minister Phelps, coucerHing the mncu talked oi Chase Toniey, or Lawrence Ton!ey es- tate in E1giani, has been received Tn this city. He gays therein thg: the ''estG;e is vaTIru-ly represented Gs con- fisung of SSOO.UtD.OO0 iu the bank Oi England. or of iOj,UJl ncres of .Anl ID England, or bota. which await 0istrib- utI0n among the American hsirs. All these statements are gross false- hoods, intended to obtain mon ey from the credulous under the pretense of prosecuting thSir claim. The Tonlry e-tste is landed property of about lS,000 acres. in c1un- ties of Lancaster and York, which Is now and has teen for a long time ID possession oi its lawful owners. ! Their tItle IS completely protected ] by the law of England. There are DO unknown or American owners of any par, of the property and no ground whatever for any such clam. l There are several hundred supposed ! l..g Fr. sl.r.nZuV..Na er,s f.. l United States
 WASHINGTON, April li-Reports from ] the bed-iis of e1PresiJent Arthur cause apprehension among hrs friends ID Washington. Notwithstanding al l the cheering news inst came st tituv- | from General ArihuE's family. It Is | known that be is dangerously Ill and ! the conservative msnner m which his l physicians 6n-wer questions gs to the sufferers condition only increases the | feeling of alarm. A friend of tEe ex. president. talking about the reports | from the sick chauber, said: "Ihere lE no doubt st all tns he has Bright's dis ease, and his end is only matter oi very little time"
 SCRANTON, Pa, AprIl li.-PoEderiy | has wrItten t. Secretary Turner of the | Knights of Labor, tO say that spirit d cIrcular should g) out O. once iO tEe order, asking them to turn every dol 1 lar they can raise into the hands oi the southwest, in order to support the fight against the Gould system.
 ST LoUIs, April l4-Shortiy before
 midnight last nigh, Cass JoPss. the man Uho was shst through the hip at las; Fridays shooting. died from the effects ui hIs wounds. Jones WAS a middle aged
 unmarried man, aud was shot while ! ttsLGibG rear the Greentree hotel, lusl across from the place where the Lotus. l vile 6Dd Nashville deputy sbeTiifs dI- rectsd their fusilade. This makes nine deaths, wIlh another victim not expect ei to live.
 Nzw YORK, April 14-EK-AIdernsn Chas. II. Reiiley, was arrested inis morn ing.
 ST LoCIs, Mo, April 1.-The siUs- tlou in East Sf. Lplls TeD lins about unchanged from that on pT-vIOus days -Iuce ;hs arrival Cf the military. with Ine exception that The TUad- are ID bet tar shape tO Co busire-s and are doing more. Switch engines m tine yards are busy and resumption oi bU.,neEs seems more probable tBa: at any tim- since the strike.
 FL PAso, Texis. April fl An Aueri- can gentleman who has just arrived ID Fl PRsO from western Sonora reports that Geronimo and hIs band or hostile < Apaches are doing considerable mischief near Bsbispe. There seems tD be very lIttle doub; that nearly all the Apache Fhrs rHn rTr Hmwfv1.F ffaa. recen. Apa che. campaign Gnl-r Crook have joined Geronimo. Thee same scouts Ihlle still in the fedora, service last winter committed many depreds- ticus m that portion ot Sonora. stealing stock on all occasions, ana when orirfed Co return the same by their c1.amauiIrg officer, h-tly re!u-ed 10 do SO. r. is thought that r. the ca-e oi many Of these scouts, fear O; punishment has caused them to .n Geronimo.
 Los ASGRLEs. Apul 1i-Iaj. Horace Bell, owner of the PUTcupine newrpsurr. was brOugh. u2 on n charge Uf contempt ot courr this. morning. He aGdres .,d the court in his own defense, Grguiu 2 tha, the court had no right to tiue hiu for contempt, as no contempt wBs com mi.ted. The majors ianguags Was such that Judge Cheney Gned him three times for renewed contempt, Sl01 for each, or 300 days in jaii. ii. B,ll. however. continued tbe argument. say ing that he would consider it an honor to go to igll; thst the court could send him to jail for life and 1t would be no iishonOr; he had claimed the riyh, as a journalist to crljic'Z- the conduct Oi the cuu-t and all individuals. who ever they were. h. d righ- to kBow what wac ec- iu- on in the court,; he Gs~-r.cI ius.t his publication did notimpsde tue work of the court gs chHrsei in the inform ton against bim. He then ul-ds mo- tion 10 dismiss. which vas overruiti and the rnsi-r was r.uani-d to tne cu-- tody O. the sheriff He ssFs he I- no. going to gay tt- fines. He Tss release this ev-nlpg on S3O hal. The Gas, will be czlled again no the n rniug. q, attracts "A great deal of attention.
 MIxSEAPoLIs. Minn., April 1i-Ra- port have jlst bean received of ter rible cyclone at SI Cloud ;his afternoon. m which a number were killed ani about seventy-five injured. Half of the town Is Isi waste. There is run.or that Sauk Rap,ds near S'. Cloud ai-o
 h. r,u-nr .F .ssaN