Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-03
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where ms nelccs Nuo Hos SoPhuASH ' the Apschez. TOW IS. From Der he !ea.nel iLe reason of Lis escape from death when tie Apsches captured hiu. She says that there is renegade Me1i- can with the Apsches who worked for Peek when Peck was working at the Minas Psietas, in Sonora. It was through his intercessiuD that Peck's life was saved. This renegade told Peck's neice that if he had known that the woman who was murdered was Peck's wife, her life would have been spared us his had been. The recap tured girl says thst Geronimo is wound ed m the shoulder, but not very badly. He and nine bucks left the camp where she was recaptured, about two days before.
 LONDON. June g S-When the case of Cyrus Field against Labouchre, editor of the Iruih, for libel, was called for hearing the attorney general on behalf of Labouchre withdrew the plea of jus tilicafion and expressed Labouchre's 8 regret ,at publsniD2 tue article, and stated that be and Sir Henry James. F,eld's counsel had agreed upon the amount that would be paid by LabOu- chre in satisfaction and costs and asked the Judge to discharge the. jury. It IS understood that for several days Labou- chre's counsel had been wanting to have the case settled by his making an apolo- gy and re;raction and not paying any thing for costs. This Field refused to accept.
 MUNICH, June 2S.-Prince Luithold was to-day formally msde regent oi Bavaria tO admIpister the affairs ot the kingdom during the occupation of the throne by King Otto, the insane success sor of Ludwig. The ceremony was per. formed in throne room of the resident schloss in the presence of the ministry and majority of parliament
 CHICAGO, June 2S.-The Lake Shore Railway company has at last succeeded iu raising the freight blockade. Al | l2:l5 the switch engine which had beer busy in the yards making up trsit steamed into the side tracks and thG regular engine coupled to the freight train. Special police with their Win | chester rifles ready stood by on the alert The guns were too much for the crowd | who thrunged the streets m the vicinity and not one attempt was made to ID | terfere with the movement. Other traini -Oou followed and all reached soutt | Chicago III safety.
 SAN FRAScIsco, June 2S.-When th' trial of George M. Tyler on ind lc,men I Il l. Fafaa ue ddAvit signed by I-abella Clark, wit ness in tine celebrqted Sharon case, cam up before Judge Nilsson aud the iur! to-day. ". B. Tyler, attorney for hl father, asked leave to withdraw the mo tion argued and submitted on Frida. last to dismiss indictment. stating tha testimony would be introduced for tn defense. The cnurt compiled vit' Iyler's request. W. E. Tyler then hd dressed the jury for the defense sn, sail he expected to prove that n April 1884. the only time the defendant eve saw Isabe.ls Clark, she was Of soun' mind cnd capable o' comprehendini V 8at Wa sa.d to her. Witnesses the. testified on this point.
 WAsHISGToS. June 2S.-Under tb call os s.btes bill WIS introduced b. Randall tO reduce and equElizs dutIe on imports md to reduce the interna revenue taxes, also to modify the law ID relation to the revenue.
 King, of Louisiana, introduced th fOilOSlng:
 Whereas, the French governmen gave its assurance tO the gOveromen of the United States that the pr lsct O DeLesseps was n private enierprIse To which the French government was in n' wise responsible.
 | Whereas, the extraordinary expendi lures of the Panama Canal Co, hay, caused l, to appeal for aid to the gov erDm .nt oi France to assist it by author izIng a loan of 600 C0O.OOO francs for tn purpose of continuing the work of con structIon.
 Whereas. it is reported that the Frencl government has recently recOmmende' Co the chamber of deputies to grant tn necessary authorization.
 Whereas, such authorization will i1en ti'y the French government with th enterprise.
 | Resolved, that inc United States vii view with great solIcItude and disfsvO this contemplated action of the Frencl government or any other measure cslcu lated to identify It with the Panama ca nal, as such action IS opposed tO th policy of the American people as e1 pressed by the chief executive of tb United States at the inception of thi canal and winch policy is now most em phaticslly repeated and reiterated b the United States.
 | Resolved, that the Secretary of Stat be requested To send to congress with out delay all correspondence bearipI upon a subject of such vast impOrtaDc and fraught with such danger to na tional interests.
 | Randall stated that he had uuderstooi that the vote on the Morrow's amend 10 snt, which was adopted this morning would not be taken until this afternoon He therefore ssked that \ unanImOu consent vote annulle1. This was agree, to aud then Morrow's amsudmeut wG rejected by a vote of l74 tO 9l.
 The house resumed the discussion O the sundry civil appropriation bil Morrow moved to amend the bill by ID cressing from S5 J0) to $lO.OC0 the ap propriatiOD Co meet the expenses incur red under the Chinese immi9ration scI ! hlu u. n RAOhATA0A tNAA A1e aA- secretary to cause to be prepared pre- iimiuinary and return certificates Iden tiiyiDg more particularly than st pres ent the Chinese To whom they are grant ed. He pointed out the defects in th' present law, declaring the law vs evaded ID a most shameful manner, th certificates now used. instead of rre venting the introduction of Chinese la bor, was an sld to immigration. De fleets in the law existed ID privileges ac corded to certain classes of Chinese b treaty to come and go at pleasure Chinese Iaborers were constantly com ing to this country under the pre;eDc ot belonging % one or another ot tlos classes. The condition ot the PGo!h Coast. ss far -s the Chinese questOl was c lcsr.sa was worse than ever be fore: snd II congress knew the whol truth Of thst question the BurlIngsm treaty would not be m existence on hour, He presented a petition prepare, under the auspices of the Knights O Labor of the Pacific Coast snl sigue' by 5000 persons, asking that some sc ton be taken which would forever pro hibit Chinese immigration. After debate, MOTrow's amendment ws adopted without division.
 LONDON. June 2S.-The manifesto c the Count of Paris has been placsrde,