Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
GUAYMAs, Mex. April 26-Geronimc

anu at Oaslta, way station aDo1t In urIs, on@the Sonora Railroad, killing fil , teen persons, all Mexicans. SolGlers wer
 sent after them, and two soldiers wer
 Killed. The band is reported moyIG
 towards Nacori near the Sierra Msdr
 mountains. Terrorism prevails tnrOugl
 the district.
 LoNDoS,Aprll 26.-The statement tha
 the Greek army be disarmed is con
 hrmed. The Greek chamber has beel
 convoked. The combined fleet of tn,
 powers which had assembled to coerc,
 Greece has departed suddenly. The ter
 minatlon ot probable war is received
 by the people with consternation.
 WAsHISdToS, April 26. - Secretary
 Manning has 20 far recovered that he i.
 now allowed to see visitors. Tester
 day he went down stairs and his physi
 cisns say ths.the will probably be able
 to go out for adrive today.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-A short
 distance from where William High was
 found murdered on April ninth. Tn Gold
 en Gate Park. there was found yester-
 day afternoon the body of man who ap.
 peared to be about 32 years of age and
 who was identified as Dr. E. w. Hirsch
 who recently arrived from Denver. The
 police at first looked upon the case as
 another murder, as one of pOck cts of de- ceased was turned inside out; but later crystals of strychnine were discovered
 ID the mans mouth and it is now be- lieved to be case of suicide.
 ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Contrsc.ors and builders here to the number of 150, re- gently organized to take some definite action upon the 8 hour agitation. It is stated this morning that builders gen. erally had signed to consider eight hours a days work, and to pay their employees thirty cents per hour.
 ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Forty-five boys employed as helpers by the Western Glass company. struck .or higher wages to-day, throwing out of work seventy five who were dependent in performing their duties upon the services of the boys. They have no grievance against their employer, and is is supposed they have simply got the strike fever.
 OTTAWA. Ont April 26-It is reported that an American vessel was seized off Cape Briton, for s breach of the fishery laws. She WAS m a lake less than SIX miles wide and they were at every point within the three mile limit.
 PARIS. April 26-It is officially an- nOunced here that Gr6 ece is yielding to the Hdvice of France io refrain from war and will at once dIsarm.
 KANSAS CIrY, April 26.-The incoming freight tram on the Missouri Pacific railwa, was wrecked ct f o'clock this morning at Wyjsndot;e, this city. The spikes had been rerr owed from the rails on a curve aud when the train approach ed the engine and fCur freight cars went off the track, down low embodiment. The engine rolled over and stopped lot tom side up at the wster's edge. Ben Horton, fireman, and Geo Carlisle, brakeman, were killed outright. Eugin- eer J. I. FOUler. was thrown i1:O the river and seriously injured. No clue to the identity Of The perpetrators of tEs outrage has beeO obtained.
 JERSEY CITY, April 26-James For rester, engineer on one Dt the Anchor Line st,Rm.FS. wh,le riding O7 street car last rvtuIug. offese:! h.s seat to a lady. but h, fore she could take the seat man named Cervasfo seated hImsels h it. Forrester szpos'uisted withou. avail and finally took the man by the collar to put hi n ont, when tbe Itslisn drew a knife foot long and plunged is into Forre-;eF's back. infiIctIng a fatal wound. The Italian was arrested.
 WAsHISGToS. April 2G- Under call Of ste tes the following bills We're introduced and referred:
 By SprIrger of Illinois For the sd mission of the whole of Dakota into the Union of states; to establish & depart ment of labor Snd create a board of hrbi- tratIOn of controversies between labor and capital.
 By Wilkins of OhIo-Preamble and resolution reciting that one proposition | in the tariff bill reported to the house by the ways and means com mittee, IS to place on the free list all un- wools, that the season was at hand when products grown during the past year IS marketed by the grower, that the proposition to put wool On the free lIst and the doubt concerning the action of the house, Is causing unneces- sary and serious loss to wool growers without contributing any benefit to the people, and declaring it as the seuse of the house that the wool tariff schedule | SO far as 1t relates to unmanutactured | wools should Dot be reduced.
 By Grosvener of Ohio-ResOlutiou re citing that by the action of congress ID | the tariff on wool, that the in- 1ustry has been rendered unremuners- tive, and declaring 1t to be the sense of the house that the tariff of 1867 should be restored.
 O'Neill of Missouri-A bill sympsthiz- ing with Gladstone in his efforts to se- sure free parliament for Ireland.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, April 26.-The South erp Pacific issued sn order to-day thst third class tickets to Missouri river points be raised to S3J.
 SAN FRANCISCO. April 26.-Henry Kickoff on behalf of Mathilde Josephine Leile to-day filed petition in The pro pats court setting forth that she IS leg tImste daughter of the late Dr. Freder- ok ZeIle and obiecting to a partial dis of the estate on ihe ground hat she is the heir at law of deceased, md that most of the legRtees have no -eal interest in the estate. Dr. Zeile lied at Monte Carlo on April 2D, 1884, eavinR real estate ID California and oth- " RAORNAAy NO thC OA O1b | lollars. He lett a will which was prop .rly Probated, and aD order for partial was to have been heard by Iudge COffey today when Mir. Eichoff He'd his objections thereto, snd asked a continuation oi the matter, which was ,rsnted.
 SAN FRAs CISCO, April 26.-A special telegram from New York states refined ugsr has advanced there another three quarters ofa cent today, being now sew cents.
 The strikers are holding out and pro ose to do so until the refners meet heir demands, but there Is very httle that this will be done. The respects are very small for settlement f the existing trouble and the market IS cry firm The San Francisco market will prob bly, follow the advance.
 SAN DIEGo, April 26.-A Mexican those name is not yet known, shot hIs rife yesterday about eight miles south f this city. from the effects of which ( he died thIs morning. She had asked 0 accompany him to this city which e refused, and then she joined another iexicsn Tn a wagon and followed her husband, when he stopped by the road ,