Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
The Report Confirmed.

He was remons;rated with, but without avail. He is located in Sonora, on the San Bernariino rancho. The friendly cbieis AlchIsay and kewennsy asked permission of Gen. Crook to destroy the
 place, but as be was over the line this csuld not be granted. The feeling here is exceedingly bitter against him, as he Is regarded as the source of the present troubles. The remaining Indians. fit:y-eighi, includ. ing Chief Chihuahua, are expected in here on the second. The escape of Ger onimo and Matches IS a severe blow to Gen. Crook.
 The body of Capt. Crawford is here
 and will be sent east as soon ss arrange
 ments can be perfected.
 WASHINGTON. March S0-In s com: mIttee of the whole to-day, the house devoted considerable time 10 debate on
 the pOstofiice appropriation bIi. Mr. | B!ount, Of Georgia, defended the post master general ID refusing the S4OJ,O00
 appropriated last year to compensate
 American vessels for U'ai. serVce. This
 subject, be said, had been considered ct
 cabinet meeting, and whatever Of
 error or crime attached 10 the failure @ use snch fund, attached rot only tD the
 postmaster general, but to the president end his cabiuet, but he argued tha, the | postmaster general had committed no error, but had only exercised a just and I .NTa .N.nt.a H..
 the committee arose and the house ad- 1 !Ourned.
 Representatives Randall. Hewitt, Bar
 nes, CriEp, HiscOck, Reed and Phelps, constituting the selec. commission on { ordinance and guurery, to-day reached
 a final unanimous agreement on the
 report, and It will be presented to the House by Randall The commission
 have no hesitation m recommending
 that all guns for use by the army and navy, including those for Qualifications, when constructed, should be constructed 10 the UsIted States. The committee make no recommendation, and say OD the matter involving such vast eXpen- ditures, they prefer to leave the entire subject to congress.
 Cafey Young was cross-examined again to day a: great length by the tele- phone committee. There were some sharp passages between the witness and Mir RaHney, but nothing of importance was developed.
 KEY WE-T, March 50.-The fire sub sided at 3 o'clock. The principal part oi the town has been burned. Six wharves and five brick warehouses were destroy ed. The loss will reach nearly Sl ,50O.- 0O0. Fifteen persons were injured, of whom SIX were taken tO the Marine hospital and others on board men-Oi- war. No lives were lost.
 WASHINGTON, March 30.-1he cores pondence Of the state department relat- ing 10 the immigration fl Chinese. which Was sent to the senate ID compliance with Ia resolution offered by Senator Mitchell of Oregon, IS now made pubic l. IS vOiuminous and relates chiefly to the detailed operations of the laws and treaty on the subject Of the issuance Uf certificates to Chinese subjects Tn tram sit across American territory and to the cases of individuals whose interests were found to be involved. but it contains very little of general interest at this time.
 ST LOUIS, March 3O-The sheriff Of St Clair county has telegraphed Gov ernor Oglesby that fifteen hundred strikers at east St. Louis are blockadjnc all freight trains aud hold the state ot Illinois Tn contempt. and that It is folly to attempt to move trains m the absence of a strong force Ot troops,
 The Governor has ordered the com pany al Decatur to go to East St Louis.
 SAN FB,ScIsCc, March 31-Noon inii- cations for California for the next g hours: occasional local showers in the northern portion; far weather in the southern portion.
 WASHINGTON, March '3l-Secretsry Manning passed somewhat restless night, but his condition ,s reported Uu- charged lhis morning.
 NEW YORK. March 3l.-Llter sdvices state that the -tsamer Capital City is ashore linear Rye Beach. and restilg easy. No isGrs drr entertained for the passenger
 SsS FEANCISCr, March 3l.-The la- beas corpus case which was argued ye-- terday m the U5i'ei States cIrcrit court ! on the petition cf rlos Baldwin, a-king ! bis release from ibe county jail at Ssc- 1 ramento. where he Is ID the custody of l the |. 5. Marshal on charge of conspirsnC to d1ve the Chinese out of Nicholsus, Sutt1r county, | was deciGed yesterday. The peIi- lioner claimed that the |. S. com | missioner of the circuit court had no .u- l 10 issue B wRrrsnt of arrest or l to commit him to jail for the offense al- | legged iu the complaint. Jaige Sawyer | held ;hst the federal suthoriiIties hsve | jurisdiction ID the matter and he there 1 fore ordered the writ dismissed and the 1 petitioner remsnded into custody.
 MEMPHIS, March 3l-Al Bennett was shot sud instantly klll'd about neon iO- day by Laura May Porter. who came here from Cincinnati two years sgo aud | gas known among the deni monde as Ida Reed. Bonnet. WAS travelling l widely known. The couple | had been living together for several years.
 PANAMA VIA GALvEsrCS, March 3l- In the CElebrs section of the canal to- | day fifteen thousand kilograms oi pow der exploded, killing ten men and seri- ously wOundins others.
 PORTLAND March 3l.-The Supreme I court today decided that the registrs- tion law passed by the last session of | the Legislature is unconstitutional.
 SAN FRASCISco, March 30.-Judge | to-day filed SD opinion ad- | iudging Henry Watson, p $. Hawkins, I. :. Splaver. 4. NJ. Thompson. R. ". W. D. Page and E. Mylar. the co co-conspirstors of John T. Prewett I Tn the murder of Dr. Powers, and who are now in Iail at Hollister, not guilty of contemp. of court.