Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

mel Crawford to kearney, Ne6rs=ka, ar- rived in Omaha to-day to perfect ar engagements for CrawfOrds funeral which will take place Bt hearney on sunday, under the auspices ot the heo- ron Commandery of the Masonic order, tn which deceased belonged lnvl.a- tons have been issued to all th" Mason- ie lodges ID Nebraska, Kansas and Col orado. .o officers and soldiers of the reg ulcr army and Grand Army of the Re nuhl,c and to government and state Of- ti,sls. Special trains will Tuo from Omaha 10 convey the regular army of- fieers. the Masonic fraternity and others. The fuue.al will be the most imposing ever seen in Nebraska. The friends of Captain Crawford intend to demand that our government compel Mexico 10 Day large indemnity for his murder. for bis death IS regarded as nothing but murder. His home was st hearney where he has an invalid brother living.
 WASHINGTON, April 7.-The Chinese minister at Washington hss made fOF- nal complaint tO the secretary ot state Tn regard to the treatment ot bls successor a. San Francisco at tte hands of the TTuited States custom officers. He bases his action on information received from the Chinese consul general gt San Fran cisco, who i. is understood alleges that the new minister and his suite were sub iected tO unusual and unnecessary Ru- uoyauce and discouEtesles on their arrI- val at that port. The secretary oi state referred the matter Co the acting secre- tary of state who in turn referred the matter to the acting secretary Of the treasury, who this afternoon telegraphed To the collector Of customs of San Fran CISCO for a statement of the conduct of his officers ID the matter. Some surprise is expressed at the treasury department thas the landing of the minister should have been attended by any delay or em- 0arra-sment, especially ss the collector ct San Fraucisco had been instructed to extend to him the usual cOurtesies such as allowing free entry for hls baggage and effects Gnd HtiOIdiDg facilities For his uninterrupted transit tO Washing ton or wherever else he desired to go. The following IS the letter of the Chinese minister to the secretary Ot state:
 "Referring to your note on the 23d, informing me that all necessary instruc- tons were issued to the collector of GUS toms at San Francisco to extend to my successor, SIT. Chang Hin How, and suite, upon arrival there, every proper courtesy and attention due diplomatic representatives cf foreign governments, I have the honor to state that 1 have just received from the Chinese consul general at San Francisco the following telegram: Minister Chang and suite have arrived. The collector demanded the presentation ofcredentials before al- lowing them to land. After cOnsid sra- them t0 land Accept, sir, the renewed assurance Of my highest consideration n.'
 Signed: CHANG TsAI JU.
 WASHINGTON, April 7-The acting sec. retary of the treasury has instructed the collectorOf customs st Port Townsend, W. T., Tn case where Chinese subjects claiming to be merchants, teachers, students and other classes exempted from the restrictive provisions Of the Chinese immigration act, arrive st that port frCm places lu countries other than China where tCere are 10 rrprezenta- t.v,s of the Chinese government ne. the collector is tO facilitate determination by the courts of the treaty m regard to tne question, and is not Co send back without judicial examination any of them unless there Is positive evidence that they are of the prohibited class.
 Sr. LoUIs. April 7-AdJutant General Vance was a spectator of the action Of th,. mob m forcing the men employed n the East Si. Louis railroad yards 10 quit work. and has leleeraPhed the sita- st.1n tO the governor. Twenty ot the Bremen employed upon engines oi the Bridge S Tunuei Co. struck today ID support Of the Knights of Labor. This, unless others can be fOuad tO til tbeir places, will stop transfer of all freight and passenger trains over the bridges.
 WASHINGTON. April I.-Senor Pera!ta, he Costa RIca minIs.er, has just re- ceivei cable dispatch from the sec retary of state Of Costa Rica, annOunc- ing the unanimous election ot General Jose Bernardo Soto IS President of Costa R.ca.
 WASHINGTON, April 7.-Secretary Manning continues to improve. The president called on hIm to-day.
 BusToS, April 7.-An express train on the Fitchburg railroad from North Ad- ans for this city, was thrown from 6 briise into the river. Several persons are reported to have been killed and a number wounded.
 NEW YORK, April 7-The nsturalized Chinameu of this city and Brooklyn held a meeting yesterday and discussed the recent Chinese Outrage- iu the west. It was resolved to demand for tbe Chmese residents all cIvil rights and H commit tee. wss app. inted to draft a prociGuls- d. Is- Tar tue purpose of collecting money among the Chinese. It was also resolved tn seEd out agents to sgitRts the subject Cf securing evil rights for the present resi- ieu,s of this country.
 WAsHINGroS D. c. April 7.-Senator Bla.r introduced a bi!l to-day tO Vruv'd- that eight hours shall constitute - dap work for all letter carriers. and ;nai tbeir salaries sb.ll no. be reduced b, reason of q decrease n the hnUss Cf labor.
 S,S FRAScIsco. April 6-HIs excel !ency ChoDg Yen HO0n, Chinese em- bass ador to the United States, accom- ieI by twenty attendants, arrived t. day m the steamer GailiC from Hong Kong. He will remain here one week and then 20 direct to Washington.
 Captain <. NJ. Mills, |. S. \, late dis bur~ing officer of the signal service, was also among the arrivals.
 Yokohama advices say, reports from the tea di-trlcts continue favorable.
 Hong Kong advIces say that General W is"n and number Ot officers from the United States steamer MOnOcacy, are, at the request of u Hung Chang. surveying the line of the province Tail- road along the Grand canal.
 Overland special mail says, the news of the snti-Chiuese prosecutions m the United States has created @ very dsn- gerous Rnti-foreign feeling iu Canton, sud fear IS ehtertalUei that the netlyes wOaid attempt rrpn-ais mentioned by the v.ceroy Oi kgsug Iuug ID hIs dis patch to the CAiuese minister at Wash InEtJu.
 Ndyic.s from the Philippine islands state: The ljlh of February, party of Mukammedsu fanatics attacked the mis- sion house st Seamoutaca on the island of NlnpauO an set fire Co IL as well as ths dwelling house oi the priest-, the whole being reduced t1 ashes. The loss k estimated at eighteen thousand dol lars. A force was subsequently, sent t, ,t .s.tz. fhawu rrhau fualvH were