Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

platoon of hundred police ot St. Louis The grand eucampment met soon after the time announced for their assembly this morning and transacted but little business, At the morning session the election of officer rs was the first business in order. Sir Knight Chas. ROome of NY. ID. Grand Master. was elected Most E, NJ, Grand Master. and Sir KuIght J. s. =. Gobin of London, Pa {, was elected to i'll the vacancy caused by the formers promotion. Recess was then taken Tn order to permit members of the encsmpment to take part m tne parade.
 T. was II:i5 when the head of the pro eessiOn reacned the reviewing stand m front of the exposition building. The members Of the Grand Encampment were assembled in a body It was near ly , ,lock when the last division pass ed, a d Ihe Grand Eneampment re- turned 10 its assembly rooms. Long before the last division of the process sion had passed the reviewing stand the head had reached the point of dIsperse- ment at the entrance to the Grand En campment hall, and the members of the first division breaking ranks joined with the spectators and packed the lawn sur rounding the building and rendered any movement among the people well nigh impossible, while entrance to the exposition building was entirely out of the question. The procession was fully three and half miles in length. The parade passed without notable incident and DO casualties of any sort were TO ported, At its close the participants dispersed.
 BERLIN. Sept. 23-Two American cIti- zens of German birth, named Schmidt and Sleeper, who have been spending several weeks on a visit te their old homes n kielhosteia, have been ordered by the German government to leave here by the Sth of October.
 SAN FRASUIsCo, Sept. 23-The muBi- cipAl authorities have refused to grant a license for the glove match between Jack Burke and Jack Dempsey, until the stste elections are over. Their fe- fussl is not. however, believed to be ire vOcable. A decision in the matter will be reached Saturday.
 WAsHISGTOS. Sept. 23.-The proIect is being seriously considered of sending Geronimo and his fellow savsges to Fort Jefferson Fla, the S:. Helena of the United States. It IS situated about seventy miles from Key West. or mid way between 4.y.i'. ,nd uba. Fort Jefferson is abCu' t.s first lace yellow fever visits when It siErts ont on its des- troyiDg path. The war department Is not at all easy as to the effect the cap ture of Geronimo and his braves will have upcn the Mescslero Alp ,ches. who with the JicaTillo Apacbes are situated upon a reservation Rt Fort Stanton. New Mexico. These IndIsns the Mes calero especially. although apparently of a very peaceful disposition. and carry ing on their every day avocations in a quIet manner, were known to be Tn con -tant communication with the ChIrIca- huss just captured. Mo st of the smmu- nitIon and a great deal of the supplies of GeronImo's band were provided by this tribe.
 CoLUsA, Sept. B The entire business block bounded by Lsvee, Fifth and Sixth streets, with the exception of one build ing, WAS destroy ed by flames this nCrn- ing. The losses foot up over Sl5.OOO Insurance about $7 5JO. The fire Is be- lieved to be iDcendiaIy.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, Sept 23-On the re- assembling of the anti-Chineae non partisan convention thIs morning. the matter of adjournment as taken last night came up and after some discussion T committee was appointed, and sOoU reported that adjournment aS taken last night, was adopted ai Il the convention again adjourned sine die.