Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

tere6t cOIis. 4,.C tf DC man e5tSd Ill tuO Senatorial vacancy. The friends Of L- J. Rose the well known wine grower, are pressing ms name On the attention of Gov. Stonemen. Some well known politicians express the opinion that he will be appointed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-The facts have just been learned to-day of bold and peculiar robbery which took place on Monday last and which ss been placed in the hands of detectives for In- yestigatIon. The victim WAS Kate AhIer, the 15-yesr- daughter ot Wm. Ahler, grocer at the corner of 6ih anu Bryant streets. The story related by Miss Ahler Is that while on an errsnd 10 her fathers store, as she was passing house on 9th, nes- Bryant street, she was pulled into the doorway by 6 wo- man who wore a mask and who, With tbe assistance of s:,female cOnfe 'erate, cut of her head of heavy hair. The two women then ran away and the young lady was too frightened ,o fo low them. No motive except a desi-e to sell the FaIr thus obtained IS known for the deed. The practice of rObbing young girls of theIr halr IS stated tO be an ea- tlrely new feature in this city, but a very prevalent practice in the est.
 WASHINGTON, March 1I-It is report ed that Thurman has teleGrapLed Gov. Stoneman, asking the appointment ot Gen. ROsecrars 10 succeed Senator Ml . Ter.
 St. LOUIS, March, 1. II 80 p. m.-Up to this hour no attempt has been made by the railroad company to move a6y o' their freight. The fremen and engineers are holding @ secret meeting this morn ing, but 1t is not known what acton, If any, IS contemplated by them.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 11.-C. G. Ken erleber, 8 saloon keeper, has disappear ed after appropria.lnR 5000 and leaving behind a large number of creditors. Kenerleber owned a saloon on East street. Last October he sold 1t and was retained by the purchaser as bar tender. On Monday last, unknown to his employer, Kenerieber made 97OtEeI sale of the place and departed.
 BAL. MORE, Md, March 10-Ihe Catholic Mirror received from Rome to- day a cablegram announcing that the Pope had chosen Most Rev. ElseRr AleI- ander Tsschereau, Archbishop of Que bee, as vel IS Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, for elevation to the Cardinal ate.
 BEDDING, March 10,-G hree miles above Delts. J. J. NOopan, on Monday struck the riches. quartz ledge yet found III Shasta county. The vein IS seven A In Matte, r,r1l n-1 ef1r-nr be scooped up with spoon.
 NEW BRUNSWICK, \. J.-Ihe Dime savings bank of thIs city is in trouble and was closed this morning by order of the Secretary of State. Arthur G. Ogilbie, secretary and treasurer, 1t IS T mored, IS sho [ in hIs accounts. The of the shortage Is stated to be SoO,0O0.
 SACRAMENTO, March 1.-The follow ing IS the preamble of the platform pre- sented Dy the co nmit.ee OI resolutions Cf the Sacramento cOnveD ion:
 Whereas, TIe people of the state of have wi a unanimity of sen timent unparalleled in historJ, opposed; md
 Whereas, The history of all countries where the Chinese have been permitted to reside among other races, is precisely the counterpart of our condition,
 Whereas, The evils arising from the presence of the Chinese are: First Their coming IS al invasion, not imml- grafton. Second-They have no families pr homes among Us. Third-Ineir do- nestle relations are such az prevent their assimilatiug with our people. FOurth-By their habits and customs they are antagoDistic to a republican 1 form of government. FiftE-They | iu our no ,dst secret tribunal in | defiance of our lcws.
 0. The presence of so many adults | owing allegiance to a foreign govern nent IS dangerous.
 '. They deter laboTing men from | coming to Califor~.a.
 <. The cOntrac. system by which | hey come to ths country Is virtually a | ystem of peouage, hostile to American 
 2. Their presence detecs the g,owth | 4 reliable labor elemens among our JOys and girls.
 10. After subsistiDg on the lowest | possible portion of their earnings they emit the residue, amount 2 t. many | n.'l ons annually, to China, while by he substitution of Amer can labor th;s you'd have kept this vast sum of money n our country.
 For these they are constant source 4 annoy ance to our state.
 SAS FRANCIsCo, Mar. 1.-The Bulle- in's New York special says: The direc- ors and officials of the Pacific Mail Co. the statement that the present ate war cannot end until their com any are given their demsnd of S10,O.1 Ter month and that they have deter. lined upon the policy of making no ew contracts until their demand IS ec- eded tO,
 WAsH NOTION, March I1-On mo, Son [ Morrow of California a resolution was dopted to authorize She appointment of committee of seven to ion a similar DmmI.t,e or the part of the senate to the remains of Senator NIL IT from Washington to Cal forais.
 The House then adjourned.
 SAS FBASCIsCo, March 1.-The fol- 'vIng cs'l has been 'ssued by the exec ! tive committee of the republican state , sntrGl committee; A meeting of the 'publican state central committee of will be held n this city on tuesday, April 27th, for the purpose of IllIng the republican state convention ' ld consideration of other matters that ay be suggested for the party welfare. be cities of Sacramen'o, Stocatoo. anis Rjsa and Los Angeles have al- ady made application for the hold ng
 the state convention at their Giles. ST. LOUIS, March 1.-The Iron Noun - iu company tt s morning succeeded |,
 sending out one freight train with I, ,. .-sEable local freight, bound south. A I, rRe grOwd of str. sers boarded the train ld took possession of the engine, run- ng It on a side track three miles south "a
 this city where they "ki leu" it. but D other eng ne took the t.ain out m II arge of the sheriff and poese and also z
 charge of Supe- ltendent Wheedon d Master Mechanic Richardson. No rsonal violence wrs offered. SAN FRASCIsCo. March IA Chroni. ID speclal from Washington says: Sen pr Edmunds was present at the White = 1use reception. When he approaehed