Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

I 1 Glare, vas shot Gesj ,as Isat while sitting s.t hIs CcuT lie is recently taken a boy coi;cd grt-.ug '--iJ.
 WAsH1xGTOy. 5iav lS.-Ges -re' N'. $. Rosecraus hrs brsa ccaUrl.-.i rs 1- ,,r of the treasury.
 RoNe. May IS.-sj,i'rs fr'U Cat:- nia, Sicily, state tLa. Men t AEtna IS ID
 q s;a;e cs cfUp'lcn.
 WlsH5Saro3. -iae IS--'i;ar present. ed A p-ti.Irs fr.L tae New Eu-iaud l Nethrdl-t - 1sc-l C. re nee, UTcI.lg 2 ! fine United S.ssr. tJ ratIrce ta5 tecIas
 taeJ.lasa- treaty sr ts 60 protect a. a live. uai r-rgcstF ot C. 'arse scO- "a tsiD the Jii.t1 SIa-eS. Re:cr'".- r , .oxDo>. sfay iS -Gi-Gs-lr- iu the
 muoa= a. raoI I-.-s.. trs han,c 70 1 devote i1C- r, .hfs QUE ct every five 70 debae cu ;lt E.1e Tu'e bl.i. The premiesr proposal SrCduced a sensation,
 as It had c51le 10 b. generally believed that the SOr, sEnou: Lad about gwen up all ho-e cs c-rTy.ag tlsir measure and would b-i.g g, cs.si- Ss early Ls pcs- l slbiF. Au .yritci discuss'Un gt cree followed ,5ladSto1e'- m .i.r, during this. both Fidsa tO tue cDLtruveFsy re- veaie9 their u.sitiCa. Sir Michael hicks 8
 Besel., conserya.ivr, said his party want ed a pledge that tnt. O. bate wJald be tirisheu Esiigy rsxt. To this Gladstone ausw.rru ttat his reckoning extended the dsba;e far beyond the date fixed by
 the opposition. Af,y- 8 !onS aud warm disCu,slCD Glads;t nr's motion was car
 rice.
 WASHINGTON, May l9.-Tbe Marine Hospital bureau nas received reports
 showing that cholera In @ violent form
 has SD; ared ID the village cf Bregane,
 Frarc-. IGr-eilles is sl~n sai3 tp De ID
 a drp'u-Bble sanitary cCLGi:!nu and the
 mortality record for the first tEfee
 months of the present year is greater
 than for ny preccdi1s yerr, being at the
 rate ol 4S per lO00 of ;he pOprlasion.
 ChOlers is reported Co Lave Ius-:s i's ap-
 pearlEce u that city.
 BosT5S. hay l9-the Boston Board
 of Trade ua- ticl a vstj;'on of in-olyen-
 cy. i;s !i-biiiti @ .c..r"ga.c Sll,3JO and
 its asseis SlCIU1. ta el0-. will be made
 to settle .he matter OGt-iC of the courts.
 AKRON, O., Nay I9-Ils home Q. Mrs.
 Mary Mooney. widow, Eitrat-d three mile, no-.i of Akr. B. Wa urnej 10 the
 ground T C5;ly befoEe r1.G .siI, and
 four childre,. tlt Os-s-t .T-lvc and the youngest four, peushei ia the flames.
 \ brother Of ine Wid V Ehn lIyed III the
 house received ioiur-rs which may prove
 fatal.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas. May 19.-In the
 federal court yesterday. Col. Nelson
 Pla;t. collector of the distrIct of Corpus Christie, was convicted ot embedding government funds.
 ST. LOUIS, May I9.-Brooks, alias Maxwell, on trial for the murder of Preller, was taken into the Criminal Court this morning. Hunt. clerk of he Southern AOtsl, WIS tta first witness of the morning, and h.s examlnatiOn and cross examination consumed the greater part of the morning. He testified that he wGs tine cashier of the hotel at the time of the murder. He identified the prisoner as the man who n April, 1885, registered ss W. II. LennOx Maxwell, M. n. He identified photograph as that of Preller, who arrived Gt the hotel or April 3l. il $ testimony was repe- tition oi tine fact k-c-4 0. ;Ee irtim acy of tue Engiishmen, Maxwelrs apparent lack ot money, the disappearance Ot Prelle-. departure of Brooks for Sau Francisco, aud !he dis cOvery of the body in a trunk.
 LONDON, May 19.-Ward 6 Payne, Of Sheffield, one Oi the largest firms of edge tool makers in England, recently announces that they womb Do compelled c. make 6 reduction in the wages ui tbeIr employees m order tO compete success fully with German manufacturers The wOtkmen refused to submI. to a reduc tiGn ID their ray and the firm now threatens tO employ German wOrkmeu ID tEeIr stead. The employees are greatly excited over the proposed Ection Of tbc firm.
 WAsHINeToS, May 19. .- The pension bill after a nuU'ber of amendments were made and accepted was finally passed to-day. Yes 34. nays II.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, May I9-William Weber, German mac mist, who or gf nized severn! sociaIistIo societies here and then went to Chicago, Is now here It is said, to rsIse money for the defense of the Chicago anarchists. He makes l the following statement with regard tO | the throwing Of tLe bombs in Haym8r- ket squere; After ILe trouble as Me Cormlrk's works on Monday afternoon. | a special meeting Of OUT club was called | tO take acton. Spies called the meet | ing to order, and the sdvisabihty of | using dynamite ii the police iutarfered | with any other meeting was discussed. | aud it was decided tt at twenty bombs | should be prepared for the next night, | Iuesdsy. Volunteers were called for to | throw the bCmbs, but no ono wished to speak. fsatif z arrest -hou!d it become known who Lad offered to act. Then ii was suggested that ballots be distribut- ed and skull and cross-bOnes oe in- scribed upon them. The persons who drsw the latter ballots were expected to procure the tombs aud be on hand. This was done and Chief Spies is the only man who knows who were drawn. 1 know that twenty men received their bombs. The msotIak Was almost over Tuesday night when tns police ordered the anarchists to disperse and 1t Is pre- sumed the other nineteen men had st trted for home or were injured by the dlsc Iarge Uf she police TevoiveTs. whi,h lmrls dia:eiy foliOEcd the throwing of the first bomb, bu. the anarchists are not subdued yet
 CoNsTANTINoPLE. Mey 19.-United States Minister Cox to day had three hours interview with the Sultan. The American Minister presented to his gifts sent by PFe-iGent Cleve- land, consisting of thousand views o3 scenery in different pa!ts of the United States. portraits of celebrated and typi- cal Indians, copies of the last census re- ports. etc The Sultan was well pleased with the presents. Hnd requested MT. Cox to thank President Cleveland for the ''rDique and valuable gifts" Ills l majesty sad be had recently ordered ! he taking of the Turkish census and lsked NIT. Cox Co cooperate la the work by giving the benefit ol his American | experience. This he promised to do, provided bIs health. bis duties and hIs [ sovernement permitted him. The Sul- Ian expressed himself ss greatly inter .sted in Sue progress Oi America, and | ordered tbGt Al-. Cox be shown his pri- -Gte grounds Ii gardens. The Sultan will gIve bangue, to M.. Cox on the 18th instant.
 SAS FRASCIsc1, May G9-Edmund f Clark brings SUI, in rre SuIerior courf