Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

natlJoal government Ot Ireland aud O
 the course of Charles Stewart Parnel
 Thaaks were extended iO Gladstone an,
 all vho supported the Iri,h policy dur
 ing he recent general election and t the AmerIcan people and press fO
 the,r support given 10 the cause Of sel
 gov, rnment in Ireland. The officer
 Of fEe league We're also included fo
 thalSs and inc resolutions conclude,
 es follows: That the following cable
 gram be forwarded in the name of thi
 con~sntiOn: "Hon. Charles. StewGr
 Farrell: ILe delegates of the Irisl
 Nai.OnAl League convention of A Americi
 sent greeting from our body. which em
 bra =s representatives from every stat,
 and territory n the union, also from Car ada, and assure you of the cordis enforcement of ycur policy by this uni ted and harmonious convention
 StS FRANCIsCo. August 19-Th, ste' loer St. Paul which arrived yesier- day trom Alaska brought down privRt, letter from a member of Lleutenant Stouey's expedition, fitted cut by the
 Cn.,ed States government 10 explore ihe Putnam rIver, discovered in 1883 Iht letter IS dated Fort Cosmos, Put nau river, headquarters of the expedi. tioI, latitude e deg. 10 min north, 10C dee. GO min. west, and was written last Christmas day. The writer reported tha Sioney had discovered s river to the north, which the natives say emp iIei into the Arctic near POiat Barrow. Thl5 river IS supposed to be the same As the one at the mouth of which Lieuten. ant Ray established his headQuarters dur az his observing expedition. Along the banks Of tbis riyer wrGe lndi IDS who haC never before seen a white man. Stoney afterwards explored the Nostax rivUr to Its headWaters and found II Tor ger than the Putnam. He intended starting last January on q series ot ex- plo atiOus east G1d north. The letter wa brought 10 St. Michacl's from Fort Cosmos, distance oi four hundred and fily miles, by q party under command of Engineer SeGue. It concludes by stating ;hst Ensign Read remained at Fort Cosmos on account of delicate health. Ensign Howard would accom- pany Sfo1ey on bis sledginG Journey.
 WAsHISGTOS, Aug. 19-The acting secretary of the treasury hEs issued a cal for SlJ.OO0,O0O of the three Der cent. lofl of lSS2
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l)-Silas w. Gr.gOry. of the firm of 1T. r. Gregory & O., Ci Ems city. died this morning at h!s home in Oakland from Epoplexy.
 THE sTAATs zEIrUSG.
 NEW YORK, August 20.-The Staats ZeitUng, commenting on tie Chicago verdict. has tbc ioiloWIng: "The verdict Is perfectly in accordance with the letter as well Es the spirit of the law, declRr- ing the fullest responsibility of the in- tellec;uai author Of the crime, and We do not believe that there Is as much as a shadow Of chance lcf; f.r the prison CTS tu be saved from the gsl.Iws. The nass Of the people undoubtedly rejoice over tho verdict which is of the utmost importance. Butthe arch traitor dwells at present on Blackwe!ls Island ID a coavioi's Garb and We trust that the crovhlUg point Of this remarkably sue cessisl criminal prosecution of the Chi cago anarchists will be Johann MOst's 10 the authorities of the state of Illinois. There can be no req son why such request should not be granted in time. One of the prisoners, Ado!ph Fischer, when he heard the yer dict, is said to have mUttered: "Tbis is only the origin of anarchy" He made s for this is the end of anarchy.
 THE WORLD.
 NEW YORK, August 2D-The World in an article headed "The Triumph of Law says; Through no feelings of a character, but through deep sense that circumstances demand It, the people of the United Staies wIll com mend the verdict ot the jury in the trIsl of the Chicago anarchists. They will iO ths because It was justified by the evidence and because It was necessary that the ststus of the peculiar crime in- yOlvei -hOuld be distinctly and emphs:- Ically established by the courts. In uo other way cOuld the fact be so effective ly set forth. both at home and abroad, that the laws of this country are ade- luate to meet this imported description Df murder. We constitute free nation, but there Is no resting place for snarch- Ists among us.
 THE EVENING POST.
 CHICAGO, August 20.-The verdict of the jury in the cases Ot the Chicago Rn- archisis Is universally commended in this city. The Evening Post says: The importance of this result can scarcely be It IS a formal notification tO all anarchists in the country and out Di it that they cannot carry on their in famous trade any more safely in Ameri- ga than at home.
 THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 20-The Commer- ,ial Advertiser says: This IS the death blow to a3archism ID America, Those oi the "Lehr und Wehreve- rein" are not of the species that will risk their lives for any cause that they have heretofore championed. and now that .heiF associates are doomed to death, he others will retire tO their slums and 10 their Srowling under their breath.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. Aug. 2O.-CApt. NJ. .. EGskIne, of the Alaska commercial coast steamer, Si. Paul, was arrested to- iay on complaint of Deputy Surveyor FOgerty, acting un Ter instructions from Surveyor IInnin, for violating the pro visions Of the restriction act by bring ing a Chinese labOrer into this port. The ChinBman was among the crew of he schoOners captured iu Behring sea by the revenue cutter COrwin and brought here by the St. Bsul, Erskine vas released on Sl,OJO bonds,
 CHIcAGo, August 2O-Tbis afternoon ! large cree ot police gathered ct the Chicago avenue police station under command of CaUts. Shack and Little and later. Chief EbersOld arrived. IL IS current news about town that the police nave list containing the names of near y 300 men who were engaged m the sn- ,rchist conspiracy snd that wholesale ,rrests hencetorth will be ID order. IL IS that the nRmes'Oi Mrs. Parsons md Mrs. Holmes are among those for whom warrants have been issued, them with conspiracy.
 FL PAso, Aug, 2O.-Envoy Sedgwick srrIved this evening at four o'clock and Tas escorted immediately by the editor ,f the Fl PasO Times across the rIver o PssO del NOrte to Consul Brig. lGm's office where secret conference ,i about an hours duration took place. From there be was escorted to the Me1icsn Central depot where he took he train for the City of Mexico at o'clock. He says hIs mission is to Minister Jackson alone. His credentials Ire directed to the that gentleman. After a conference with him he will re- urn to PaSo del NOrte and make a