Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-20

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 Is uo AutsiSrIt, 10 lsv tor h. Issain .'
 consular officers of certifi ,a,es erti
 Chinrse prrson- If sby chdTaete-
 land in the Un'tai S'a..s, ,-.. |. sti, fl
 ions have been given Rcct I'd ngly.
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 ale. tGe uefvEJaHt Was ,ldc d on hC | witness sand He [, stti- u thbt p n | III visited his ranch Es g1t-F Nitt | Mrs Dexter, hrs sister Iu law; ;raat fsi n. II aud Mrs. Dexter ac-,mp- ni,d I'D Sns n be went tO Sen FrrncIsct,. and Lr-
 CT wpbt he NeBt to Ssrra mrrtu and San Jose with pla ntiff alCne: aIadc run-
 -rUus vsiusUi- pJs--n's Co plair,ltT, bat he latter said she must have dIsmoud ring and he had Q valuable stone ser for
 1er: testified that he never spike to her
 ln the subject Of u.atrim0Dy; never had
 cOnv-rsstinn with Mrs. David anuut
 marrying Miss Perkins; n,ver received
 my letters fiom the plain ifs mctber
 regarding the engagement nvver had
 any talk with her about; had Q conver.
 oobtOu hlku LA Aod hAAc III Dhu IT Ehu-
 cisco in the presence of three young
 ladies Tn which he charged Ter with
 having stated that he had agreed to
 marry her. she said: Its not sC," but
 had said 1t merely SO the servants would
 respect her more if tLey thought so; fur
 ther testified be gave her presents be-
 cause he thought he was under obiiCa- tions to her. the same as sDy man was to
 hrs mistress.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I2-Ths Exam Iners Washington special gays: A dele satiOn of wage women giil wait upon
 he president ny appointment ct ohe o'clock tO-mOrroG c. protest agsinst the the empioymen of Chinese by cont act who have r"u;rScted for washing towels
 or the diff, reLt departments.
 SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. l2.-Tne the story of Edward Edwin md Edwin Ed ward Blythe, two foundrymen of LondCn, who claim to be legitimate soDs Of Ih"s A. Blythe, the deceased million aire, will be published h tO-mOrrow's Chronicle. They state they were his sons by his first wife. The father married again and married third time tigamOusly. For this nffrnse he was transported to Van Dieman's Land. After serving five years he was released and csms to this state where he accumulated a fortune of S5. 600 900 before his death. here are already hundred claimants to de 2 ased's est ,te, who are scattered Tn England, Australia and in different parts of the United States. To this list he two have added theIr claims which nave heen placed in the hands of an st- .Orney in this city.
 DENING \. M., Feb. 12.-Yesterday two prospectors, who have been looking about the Ssbinal mining camp, report having found the skeleton of a man al point about three hundred yards above he place where the trail from AscenciOn 10 Fl Paso crosses the Boca Grande. From marks found on the boots of the man it Is supposed his name IS W. z. Best. He was probably killed by Indians or rustlers ten or twelve months .gu.
 NcRRIsTOwN. Pa. Feb. 13.-The Han ,ock ObseGuIes Tn this city will be of the most informal character but 1t IS safe tO ay scarcely any public organization In he city will be represented in the pro- ,ession which will attend the body to be cemetery, where it will be quietly deposited in the vau!t beside that of his beloved daughter The city is thiongtd =ish people fTo .: ;he -c-rU and.-i- conn Try. The only ser vices at the grave wIH be the artillery salute.
 NEW YORK, Feb. l3-GovernCr's Is and, visited by a raging storm and jsnAed with fog, was apparently as solated this morning as rock m mid ,ceRn. The military colony wBs astir at n early hour and the little steamer At antis, winch darts to and fro between he battery and the pier on the Island, brought over loads of officers III uni Orns and citIzeus m dripping overoOats- Last evening everybody upon the island gas allowed to enter the psrlCr ID which Genl HancOck's body lay, and ske farewell look at Ihe dead counte Ianee. For nearly an hour officers, pri- ates, servants and messengers filed by be coffin and may eyes filed with ears at the solemn spectacle.
 New YORK, Feb. I3.-Abodt eight o'clock this morning. after Mrs. Han ock had taken parting look at the ace of her deceased husband. the coffin vas closed and, accompanied by an es- .1rt of troops, proceeded on board the steamer Chester A. Arthur. Mrs. Han ock did not accompany the body, but emained at home. About 9 o'clock the teamer started for New York, where It rrivad in a few minutes. The coffin Fas transferred to tbe hearse, which ,assed aiorg Broadway tO Trinity )hurch. The heRrse was followed by n ong line of carriages. with the family nd friends of deceased. The military scort and representatives from the LOy- | Legion, society of the army of the '.tomac, also followed the hearse ,rowds lined the streets along the route f the procession. There was no music, nd the only sound beside the fOOtfall of he police and military m the procession ras the booming of minute guns. It sas ten o'clock when the church was cached. The casket was borne up the isle, followed by the pail bearers. It ras deposited oh the catafelque at the .ead cf the altar. After the religions ervIces in the church the caskgt was re- urned to the hearse.
 The iNAUtLNN hH hbN ,arge office, where the steamer "O-seC" gas in waiting to convey the funeral .arty 10 Jersey City, where a special rain was waitIn2 tO convey the party O NOrristuwp. Promptly at lI:3O the rain drew out of the station.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Feb. l3.-For sev- ral days the police have been t:J ng tO md the resort of counterfe!ters who ave been making standsrd silver dol ars. Abou, one hundred O!these bogus oins have made thelr appearance ID tbe aloons snd stores. They bear the date f Is,,j and lssU. The work Is excellent. he ring perfect, but they are G triiie tighter than tEe genuine articie-Eeriy hiz week young negro was arrested or psssiug one of these bOgus dollars nd was purposely released. Three pO- icsman were detailed to sbadow hILn. is went down the river to kslOma and lence in a small boat tO Coffin rock The police followed and after A walk of a nile in the dark through a dense woods, anne to cabin and succeeded ID cap urinz Jim BlogQ and Wm. E;herage, oyether with the entire apparatus }loRg is g hunter and fisber by occupa- ion and has lived in the Deighborbood .bont two years. Etherage i- very right young man and ls evidently an xcellent chemist.