Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-13
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 slaughter, Daliussy and SiEvissky,
 who were regarded by the courts as
 pr,ncipals in the affair. were given ns-
 teen years each. The terms of the other
 four range from iUur years to one year
 at hard labor.
 PARIS, Feb. 6-The chamber of depu-
 ties by a vote of 347 to llG has rejected
 the proposition Of the radicals to extend
 amnesty to political offenders.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-Surveyor Gen
 eral Dement,, of Utah, was agaln before
 the senate committee on pg1hc lands
 to-day. He read statements made by
 uegspaper men Co the committee da!
 before yesterday, and reiterated his de-
 nial that he had ever said what had been
 attributed to him, but added EotaluZ to
 the information already m the posses
 sIon Of the committee.
 NEW YORK. Feb. G.-It i5 stated to-
 night If the cigar makers agree tO the
 terms proposed by inc manufacturers,
 and accept wages based on the average
 price paId by all the shops last yeaf,
 about 4OJO people will be relieved from suffering which is beginning to be Tel; III many trades more or less directly connected with the cicGr making indus
 tTy. The stIlke has produced staGuG- ton and consequent discharge of work ing people who. not being members or the cIgsr makers union, are not subject to relie. from that body Box makers and label printers are out of work m consequence of the strike, and do not know W1ere tO turn for TelIef. The cen
 tral labor union has too many demands on its treasury at present tO put these people on its rolls, and much suffering results. It Is doubtful if the interna- tiOnal, union, which bitterly denOunces the conference between progressive members and manufacturers, will be able to hold out after their rivals return ;o work, for they do not want members of the progressive union to get employ meut in shops where the international has heretofore controlled. About 5UO cigar makers, iuclnding women, have left for San Francisco sIuce the strike began and are expected to contribute something tO the support of tbeIr suffer ing comrades m this cIty when they get there, but it will be some time, however, before the expenses of tine trip can be pald out of the earnings on the Pacific coast and the surplus sent 10 New York
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-SolicItor General. Go1de, who hos been specially designat- ed tO conduct the suit against the Bell Telephone company, to test the validity of their patent, has secured the services of the following named gentlemen to as- slst m the prosecution Of the suit. \. G. Thurman of Ono: GIosveuor Low cry of New York, who Is a specialist 1T electric matters; MessEs. Eppa Hun ton and Jeff. Chandler of Washington. and S. T. Whir man, patent attorney of Washington. Suit will Ds filed as soon as the solicitor general shall have had sn opportunity tO consult with his asso- ciates m regard tO the bIll which Is nov m course oi preparation at the depart meut oi justice. The place where the suit shall be instituted Will not be de cide1 until all the papers m the case are ready. The attorney general has posi- lively declined to have anything what ever Co do with the case. Judge GOode says the case will be promptly and viz oTOusly prosecuted and with fairness tc al parties coacertet.
 WAsHINGToS, Feb. 5-The House committee on public lands day agreed to report favOrably on the bill to forfeit tine Southern Pacific land grants, except the right of way through public lands and all necessary lands for ststlOus buildings, depo's, machine shops. side tracks and lands included within the limits of any village, town or ct sic and any lands sold by the railroad com psny and m the possession of sctus. settlers, io an amount not exceeding lGc acres.
 Tho question of iorfeIting the North e-u r c:tc land grant Was considered. Gu, To action Was taken.
 SAN FEAScIsCO, Feb. G-It is now certalnty that Ong Tai Duck. the ChI- naman who murdered MT. and Mrs. ]. C. Nickersham st their home near Glow erdGle last month, can bs arrested by the Jepanese government at Yokohama Chief Crowley has received the follow ing telegram from Senator Stanford:
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-The Japanese minister assures me DOW that through his efforts It will be possible for his gov erumsn- to arrest and surrender Our Tai Duck, therefore forward descrip- tion of tine criminal to the Japanese also the affidavit and WAT rsut authenticated by the Japanese con sul ID San Frgnciscn, per the next mnii or agent. The consul will be instruc,ei | by telegram by the minister Io sIgn them.
 All the necessary papers will be for | by the steamer City of New York, which leaves here Wednesd day next. They will be addressed to |. | Consul Green at Yokohama and be will | be asked to present them to the Japan ese government The description Of The | murderer has already been cgbled to IO- | zohams.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Feb. 6-In the habeas | corpus case ot Hi Frank, arrested on a | from the governor uf Illinois | Dn n charge ot having embedded $lO,- JOO m Chicago from his brothers, Judge | Iohey to-day decided the prisoner llle- yally arrested and ordered bis relesse. The decision Is based on the fact that | he original indictment against Frank | WAS forwarded to Governor Stoneman rstead of a copy, as provided by set of | congress.
 JIMULCO, Mex. Feb. G-All Jimulc1 | s m arms. ss hourly the people antici pate an attack from very large foIce of Mexican mountain bandits. It is bought that unknoWn persons m the own are m league vlth the thieves Co lillage the city. No one knows how veil the attack m8y be pls0ned. and much apprehension exists. The au- horities are on the alert. and every .vailable piece of tirearm is brought in- O use, but It is feared that a well pre-. pared plot may prove successful in over towering the town people. JimulcO IS he end of division oi the Mexican central road, I- situated ID the state cf Durango. which has always been famous or it's stage robbers and horse tflev,s: hIs class, no doubt. prompted by lack f occupation have decided tc rob the own which IS now supplying tie greGf r part ut the state, beng g railroad s,l- | ion without formidable appearance. nd considered by them defense!ess. 3esides much bullion from the miDes diEcent IS brought here for shipment liO :he Cuited States by Wells, Fargo nd Cos express, and ih,s may be 6 reat factor in their resolution. TLe itizsns are m dreadful suspense and lOodshed Is momentsrily expected.
 SAN FRASCIsco. Feb. 6.-The CEinese uariers in this city are Cvercrowded. | ausel by the lmruEusa ir1r1,i.-ratio,.