Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06
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LONDON, Feb. I-Gladstope left Lon don thIs morning for Osborne, m re- sponse to the command of the Queen. At the railway station he WAS greeted with cheers by the people gathered there and smilingly bowed his sckDoxl- edgmen.s. He will return to London tonight.
 LONDON, Feb. l.-Gladstone has ar rived ai Osborne and has received tie personal command of The Queen to form cabinet. 1t IS officially announced this afternoon that Glgdsione kissed the hand of her majesty on receiving beE command. Both Eousts Q! parliament met to-day and adjourned until Thurs day pending iho formation Of the new cabinet.
 WssUrSGToS, D. C. Feb. Mrs. Bay ard, wife O. the Secretary of State, died at her residence ID this city tins morn ing. The immediate cause of her death was congestion brought on by the shock of her daughters sudden death two weeks ago.
 WAsuINGTOS, Feb. 1-Respectiug She statements attributed to Special Agent Dement, as 70 the extensive land frauds in Utah. as IeleerapLei by a special cor respondent, Secretary Lamar stated 10 an Associated P-sss reporter that he had not seen Dement,. while Commis- sioner Sparks declares IL 6 "cOck and pull story" Dement, also is stuted to have telegrEpLed tO the Salt Lake Tr.b- une declaring It senseless canard aad that be has granted no lnteTvlevs.
 CHICAGO, Feb. IA Times special from Columbus, Ohio, says: IL is gen. erslly acknowledged here that the real bone ot contention III the fight for con- trOl of the state senate Is the seat in the United States senate now occupied by Henry B. Payne. Should the Republi- can minority, aided by the Lieut.. Gov ernor, succeed in wrestling from the Democrats g majority ot the four seats occupied by the Democratic senators for Cincinnati, and till them with Re pubiIcans, thus attaining majority, they would control both houses and no tIme would be wasted 1T declaring the election of Senator Payne to have been obtained by fraud, and his seat in the United States senate to be vacant. Gov. Foraker would be elected senator and sent tO Washington to contest with Sen RtOr Payne. Lieut.. Gov. Robert ken- nsGy, will, m the event of FOraker's sue cess, become governor.
 LIVERPOOL, Feb. l.-Aimuiiny occur red to-day among the lads on the rcf0r- inatOry ship Clarence, lying Tn the Mer- sy. At precOncerted sIgnal the lads ID bod! attacked the officers with be !ayIng pins, uue arms and other wea- pJns. The officers drew their yoiyers and fired into the mutinous mob and tried ln vain to force them to lgy down their weapons and return to their places
 The boys continued their Rs-auii and at last compelled the officers ic seek the the shelter of their cabins. The lads then lowered the boats into which they crowded, ard the boats drIfted down the stream with the tide. The Clareuce's officers, after the departure Oi the boys, made signals tJ the authorities ashore and soon several boats filled with police, put out from the shore and called the boys to surrender. The youngsters, deemIng resistance to be useless, gave up and were taken back to the ship and the ringleaders placed in Irons. Eighteen lGds and two officers received wounds in the fight oa board. Two year ago the lads con
 fined on the Clarence set fire to the ship.
 SAN FRANCIsco. Feb. l.-Tbc supreme court has cited George W. Tyler to ap- pear before the court in banc. February 10th, and show cause why he should not be IebEr:ei. The accusation against Tyler by J. Nj. Hogan charges him with Crprofessional conduct. IL states that Tyler has refused 10 pay judgment Of about Si,O0O in favor of him.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. Feb l--The Knights Of Labor of San Francisco are preparing q petition Co the House of Representa- tIvos and the Senate of the United States on the Chilese question, and to request Congress, by appropriate legislation. to change the present treaty with China 10 forever prevent the further immigration of Chinese to the United States. Tine PetIi.on is signed by Governor Stone man and the other state officials, two eZ-EoyeTuors, chief j0stice of the su- preuc court, superior iJdges, and muni- cIpai and iedera. ilicers generally. A quarter of a million signatures are ex- pec!cd On the coast.
 INDRSAPoLIs. Feb. I.-Ri,zinger Bros bank, established in 1Sjj, and which has done a large business among the Germans, dil not open its doors this morning. The proprietors, Frank l.. and August ". Eltzinger, made 6n assignment the papers of which were eE- ecuted after midnight. While there has been tsit affecting tie standing of the bank, II was not generally discussed, but tine rumOrs had been wide spread enough 10 infect the banks customers, causing falling of m business to such an extent Es tD necessitate the suspen- sion. While there had been no run on tine bank, its old customers had dropped of. As yet no statement of assets and liabilities has been made. One of the at- tOrneys says the assets will amount to sbout SJOO,OO0, but much of 1t is in real estate not easily convertible. He would express no opinion Rs to the liabilities, but they amount to a great sum. The suspension naturally caused much ex- citement and some feeling among de- pOsitors. A run has begun on S. A. Fletcher & Cos bank, but 1t IS hoped and believed they will be able tO wealth CT the storm. Ihis bank Is one Of the oldest m the city and Is regarded one If the most substantial. No effect has been felt by the national banks.
 Later--At one o'clock this afternoon the run on Fletcher's bank p-ecephbly decreased, and at no time had there been any disorder. In anticipation of this state of affairs the manager of the bank had provided dollar for dollar in cash for all claims. Other banks had also provided themselves agaInsi possi- ble demands, and 1t Is believed now that the furry will die away before night. 1 Early this morning G. r. MOrrRtt, ID ] RItzinger's bank, found 4. W. RIizInger, the junior partner. and excitedly thrust l a pistol into his face, threatening to kill | him, He was taken away. however, be- | fore he did any harm.
 ALBUQUERQUE, Feb. l.-TGe grievan- ces of the braktmcn of the Atlaatic S | Pacific Railroad are settled. General | Robinson has agreed to raise | the Albuquerque and AriZona divisions | ten dollars and the California division | five dollars.
 WAsHINGToS, Feb. I.-The remains of Mrs. Bsysrd, who disd here Sunday We're taken to Wilmington, Delaware. at 4.50 o'clock this afternoon for interment. The body was accon- panied by the Secretary, bis two Ian yLfera and Nr Rryan nrirata sscr, |