Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

. Nor ahhhCAA6C4 hC TN1h NhO AOA lowing telegram to Michael Cidaly president Of the Packers asso"Iation al | Chicago: Will you postpone the con- .emplaied motion on pending tribunals between packers and stock yard em- ployees until general assembly can sp- point a committee to wait on you with view of settling the difficulty. Answer.
 Signed: T. V. Powderly.
 DENVER, Col, October 9.-An Albu. | querque N. M.. special says: General Miles this afternoon issued a congrstu- lstory order, formally annouDceing the close of the most famous Indian cam- paign on record, and congratulated the troops oD the result, With the exception of one smsli thIeving party now in Chi huahus. Mexico, all the hostile Indians have been removed to place of safety. The document will doubtless correct the false impression tried to be created in Washington that the Apache war is not yet over.
 BOSTON, October 9-Lawyer James A Whittier WAS indicted in the superior criminal cours to day on ten counts for the embezzlement of some hundreds ot thousapds of dollars from Harriet ID. Reed, client. The case was continued until Tuesday next and the prisoner wac remanded to jail.
 VIENNA, October 9.-The Feue Frele Presse publish hes a dispatch stating that military preparations are in progress m Russian Bessarsbis. Other telegrams affirm that Russian occupation of Bul- garis IS very improbable.
 NEW YORK, October 9.-It is rumored that eI Aldermen Kirk and Sayles, two of the indicted poodle aldermen, have left the city for parts unknown. It Is sand after their trials were fixed they went to Kirk's Long Island resideDc and went on board sailing vessel bound for foreign port. The district attorney refuses to believe the reports.
 NEW YORK, October 9.-The Commer- cisl Adver Iser this evening says: The latest story ID regard to the indicted al derman, and enc that comes with con siderable degree of authority, IS tO the effect that Councilman Henry ", Jsehne will make a clean breast of Ihe dealings of Jake Sharp and the others and tbus secure for himself communication of his long sentence and perhaps bis pardon lt is known that District Attorney Mar tine had long and earnest consultation with Governor Hill Thursday night, and those who are in a condition to know, assert that the conference WAS in refer ence 70 pardon for Jsehne.
 NEW YORK, October 9.-The steamer Anchoria has not ye. been heard from and the calls at the compaDy's office l. daily increasing. The officials still hold on to their original theory that the yes sel has broken her shaft and that the canvas which she carries is not sufficient to keep her course. She was Tn good condition when she left Scotland, they say. or she could not have been allowed to sail, as by English law, government investigation has 10 be made of every ship before she leaves her dock on every occasion.
 PITIsBURG, October 9.-PuDxsutRav ney, a mining town III the northern part of the state. was visited by disastrous ccntiagration this morning. Th;rty-five buildings m the business part of the town are ID ashes. Among the build Ings destroyed were the St. Elmo hotel. the Washington House, First National Bank, Bosenberg's dry goods establish ment, Csmpelps grocery and Knox S Co.'S bar1wsre store. The losses will reach sl65,0OO. lbe insurance is about slOO,0OO.
 CHICAGO, October 9--Judge Gary sen. fenced the seven anarchists Spies, Par sons. Engel. Lingg. Fischer. ScawAb and FieldeD, 10 be hanged December Sd, and Neebe to fourteen years Imprisonment. SKW YORK, October 9.-A Boston sEe cIal says: The crew of the steamer Bull garian. which arrived here to-day, re- ports that when about fifteen days out they passed a steamer which was eyiden- tly disabled as she was standing still and had DO steam. She did not signal and they passed her by. She was head ing westward and was under saIl They thought she wss of the Anchor Line, bus yet at ihe time they knew nUthiuc oi the over due ADchOuh- The Mali and Express gays: Even the more con servaiIve steamship men at the Maritime Exchange, who always hope, are forced to the belief that the sbIp has been lost At the office of the company tu which the Bulgarian belongs, It Is said there is no truth ID the report about toe AnchO rIa steamer being sighted by the Bnl- gsrian.
 WASHINGTON, October 9-The presi- dent to-day appointed Thomas Priestly oi Wisconsin Co be agent for the Indians of the lskima agency in Washington Territory, and Charles E. Daley of Ari- zona tO be register of the land office at Tucson. Arizona.
 WAsuISGTOS, Got. 9,-The president has received several applications fer the pardon of James D. Fish. president OI the deirnct Marine Bank, and has re- ferred them all to the district attorney who conducted the prosecution of the trial against Fish.
 SaN FRAECIsCo, Oct. 9.-Tha steamer Alexander II. which arrived to-day from thS Arctic brings news of the seizure aud coDfsoalion of the American schooner Henrietta and cargo by the Russian steam cruiser CarTotte. The particulars of the seizure are meagre The cargo of the Hsnrietta was valued at Sl5.OOO The Henrietta vag placed in charge of the prize crew and sent to Pekopsulooski.
 GRASD FORKS, Oak, Oct. 9.-A great forest fire is raging two miles south of here and strong wind IS blOwing the flames rapidly in the direction of this city. It is just reported that the flames have just reached T8plor's station. The fire department has been telegrspbed for to fight the flames. The loss to timber IS incsloulsble.
 CHICAGO, October S.-The Armour employees continued at work to dsy and decided 10 remain on duty until the ten hour rule absolutely entered into effect. When a force of armed Pinkerton men entered the building this morning, the men all ceased work and informed the foreman that they would not work while this armed force was present. As re- suit the Pinkerton men were gent away, and the men returned and put every thing iu shape. Before leaving for din- her a notice was issued by the assembly of the Knights of Labor. of which nesrly all the skrikers are members, ask ing the saloon keepers in the town of Lake to close their places of business during the strike, and the men have been cautioned not to use violence in any furhl.
 ST. JoHSs. Newfoundland, Oct. H. The Anchoris's life boat arrived here yesterday afternoon under command Of per first officer. The Anchoris's main shaft is broken. Passengers and crew are all we'll.