Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-20
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 GUAo'LCPg CANYON, via TEvIsTo
 f'b. , S-b-Pur.s lei, gr. phed ;O ras tel
 p"ptrs t4lel, .ng ceyledatiOus committe
 by Apache scout, of CraG lords CO.
 mad ti or near Ffon;eras, Sonora, ar
 absolutely without fOu4dstlnn Craw
 lord did net go within srveaty five mil
 ct ttvHiesas. Your c..r.vrp puudvnt ha,
 O long IussIyIes win Lieut Maus to
 day. lie euPnatIcsily reiieIatss IL,
 cOHssLt- of hl- OlLcial report -s Hl.ea q
 Dur'iSAeI a. d expresses great I!rasur,
 that The department of state has ordered
 nh Inyvs IZE:on wUich will certain
 pilng out al tue facts in the case. i b,
 lower order ui MexgCans have long bs-I
 nationally Lostlle 60 Amrr.caur aDd have
 at tue nanc tIDe treated. with scarcely
 auy a'tvmp. at cuuce .lment, gi,h GerO
 nimD and the hsstile CIIrIc .huas. OI
 tha other hand, the principal MexIcau | OIhcerH have at all tunes been anxiou,
 tO obiain a few Apache scouts to lead
 ther columns in the mOuntains. The
 better class of MeIicans deplore the un. | timely ending of the brave Crawford out say that they are unable to remedy the matter as there IS practically no law n the mountainous parts of Sonora where the encounter took place.
 SAN FBANC. sco, Feb. l0-rhe Bul- letIn's Philadelphia specIal quoting trom the iiEles' editorial says: it Is difficult fsnr rt4FnuIs4 fsa heud ih- C.cp seated hatred feit ' Ihs Chinese oI gHe Pac ic coasi. Here the nu:lus- ot cele-jisi5 Is compararivel, !iiHIlcd sni the occupations they fOllow cpuhict but seldom vi h the white m dustrlai labor. there, every branch ot ib- dpslry feels the opp. easive IDh1eucs thDIr cOmprtii,U. The evils of such s condition are spptTen- to inc lhiLkIug leaders aGd st h not surprising that a settle d dlseOutrBtm, nt should sometimes break iato violence.
 OSHKOSH, W E., Feb. lO.-By the eS- plIsIun uf the feed mil tUI.er here taIs afternoon G alter EOilrt. engineer, nuG klinhuld, labor r, wrre instantly allied. and several other persons were severely injured. The bucy of Foiiet was biUwU through tue building Hhd nearly g block beyond, aud wi.s irIgbt.uly Mu;ilated. Several men and boys, wnO we're near at the time of the explosion, which shook the whols city, received broken arms aud limbs.
 WssHINGr1N, Feb. 1O.-Iu the House, Mir. BlaucLaId offered series ut resolu- ti1us mourning The death Cf General Hancock and adiou-rUg tbe Huus-. The
 .Ha a .H..N ly the HoIse adjourned,
 NEW YORK, Feb. lO-ILe lody O; Gen. Hancock remained Il the rocn ID which ir Glel, lass night. Many more te.r4rTa ,n5 were received. among them fr.Iu EIibe.-yri E Hay es, Samuel J. Tl.ieu aha O. C. Howard, aud from civil and military officers iI all portions ot the country. Arrangements for the funeral are heiug rapslly performed. tie body VII! br taken from Governor I-iaul to tue Battery, Saturday morn- Iug, by tLe Steamer Cne-.rT 4. Arthur Al. the officers connected with the pos. an Hs m4uy soldiers as can be spared Will accompany the remains. The tun- erHl p.Uccs. lon wl!i prCc ed up Broad way to Trinity church where the ser vices will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Nor gan. There will te no military mu- sic lu tho prrcossI8u and the only troops ;n Ene val be trCse from Governors Is- land. The staff %. tue Late General will fol ow tue he4rse. The bJiy aud ,uner- al party will be taken by u special train Co MOrr.stOwu, P1. General Haucock's body vii b. placed in the family vau.t.
 WASHINGTON, Feb i0.-Tbe presi- den. sent the following nomination to tae senate: stephen ". Walker, to sue cced D0rsbCimer ns '. S. attorney for souihcTn district Cf New York; CristO- pEer Franks. marshal for tue district of California; Ber'b0lt Or Gr-CEbaum Of Cal fornia, to 5e United States consul at Apia, Samoa.
 WASHINGTON. teb. l0.-A general o. der was is-Ucd today by the wRr de- pertinent iDst.uciing all posts through out the United States tO display flags a, half mast, Co fire l3 minute guns upon receipt Ci the order. and for all officers to wear the usual badge of mourning for % dasE, ont oi respect for the memory Of NGi3- General HaEc1c
 SAS FE.xcIsC, D. Feb. IG.-The s.eam- CT Be.g;c arrived 60 no1n to-day from Hong EDss and Yokohama with case of RmaiiJo on boaId. Sine was immedi- Gtely quaraut.ue3 The mail and news paper after iuEicatiOu vsTe allowed to be sent ashore. There were Hong Kong dates 10 January l5, asd HUkohamI to January 2l
 IL has been ascer:ainel tbs. the pas senger afflicted with the dreaded disease l. stow-aw P, who showed the first signs Cf tha discase when eight days frara this roft. lie was iUms digtely isolated, a nd 1t ;s believed thst none fl the other two hULuTed aud seventy three passengers and crew have been ill., fe. ted.
 Qusran;inc Officer McAllister has or deTed the afflicted patient sent tO the hospital. aud tue remaining passengers on board tGe Bel2!c are C be transfer red to the hulk Dakota. in the stream. l IT DO further sigus of the disease appear .hey will be released m fifteen days.
 Nrw YORK, F,b. 1O-Archbishop Cor ricau received & cahlegram from Rome yesterday, auuou-cIug that Archbishop Gibbons Cf Baltimore will he created n cardinal at Jhe coming consisto.y.
 SAx FRASCIscD, Feb. 10-A dispatch received bere tonight announces the death at New York Of E. c. kemb.e, wlo found .d the Alta newspaper here n lSip. and wGs later connected with several other journals ID this city.
 WAsHUGr'x. F,b. 10-Superintend ent James. % 1. the r-I.Gay mail service has rece'v,d Q blOod-stsiued leather pouch from lle vest. which had been cut open wish 8 kuIfe. Is hears the fol lowing information from Mr. Wsrfeld, of ths western divisiou:
 "The Indian question as 1t applies 10 the postCfIi Q department
 About July g, while r. ]. Peterson, mail ecur. CT on the route from Critten- den tp LochIgl, Pima county, Ar,zona. was or bis return rom Lochie! Ee wRs killed by Apache Indians, who cut open the bag and destroyed the nal.
 ST. LoUIs. Jan. lL-Mullaly's livery stable was burned a; En early hour this morning The fire originated m the hay loft and spread rapidly. The em ployte- ut the stable first turned their attention to saving the horses. G. n uumbe-, and had taken sbout seven of .her, fror, fhs buru1ug huiiOlng when