Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

conrt. who is between S2O,OOO anu SOO,- mn short in his accounts. The missing clerk has Lot vet been found by the police. although warrant was l5sued for has arrest several weeks ago.
 ST LOUIS. March 25.-Gov. Msrma- duke has issued proclamation caiiing nn1n The Missouri Pacific R. h. Co. and uuoa ity officers and agents and lts em- ployees of every grade, each Ih their several capacities, Co assist m resuminR traffic fl all kiEds m the usual way on sll railroad lines operated by sad Co., in Missouri and warning all persons whether they be employees or not against iE:erposing any obstacle what ever in their wpy.
 ST. LOUIS, March 23-The Knights say they will accept no terms from the company unless offered to them Bs members of Knights If Labor. A mem- her of the executive committee sad "the worst Is yet to come. l dread II, but there Is DO help for it. If We were to submit now and return to work with out being recognized as Knights, 1t womb be defeat not only for us, but glso for the labor unions, trades Rssem- bl,es aud for every labor organization ID The country. We will wait tbree or four days in hopes that some way toward a settlement may be opened and then, if the situation remains unchanged, every freight train on every road run ming cut of St. Louis and Chicago will he stopped.
 KANSAS CTTY, Mo, March 23-The situation thIs moTDiug is one of quiet but anxlOus expectation. No freight trains have been moved and there has been no attempt made to start them. The passenger trains are not interfered with. The railroad slperiutendeuts of She various lines have arrived and will hold a meeting.
 LANSING, Michigan, March 23.-Ar- thur B. Smith prominent iumberman ID the Pincouning Bay c1unr,y, was talk en sIck on the l6tn inst. with vomiting and diarrhOea, followed by cramps and collapse. Dr Henry Baker, of the state board of health, being called to the patient sscertainei that he had the cholera. On investigation, Dr. Baker fuuEd that the patent wbO was fond of raisins, had eaten from a box Tn the house which came from Nelancia, Spain, and which were u0t coated with sugar. but were apparently fresh, probably of the crop of 1885, at which time the chOl- era Is known tO have prevailed eXten- sively in NelenciR. The box will be ex- amiued for cholera germs.
 BRUSSELS, March 23-RepOrts from the mining districts state that conflicts between the miners Gad troops contin- ue. Many more persons on both sides have been wounded and numerous ar rests continue Go be made.
 WASHINGTON, March 23-The senate committee on Finance today decided to report iav1rably on the nominations of several internal revenue collectors ID respect tO whose predecessors Secretary Manning says no charges rejecting apOn thei- official or moral character are pending.
 WASHINGTON, March 23-'rbe Presi- dent has nominated n. Y. McGaryey as postmaster at LSaiinas, California.
 CHcAGo, March steady, strong. Sli a May.
 NAsHISGroS, E .:c.. -5-Ihe char lad hefOre the senate a number of house bIlls, among them a birl granting a pension of S2JUJ year tO the widow of Gen. Hancock. On motion Ot the chair the bill was at once 5-td.
 A telegram was received a. wGr de- pertinent from Geo. Crook saying he wouli start to-day from Ft. Bowie to San BernaTGiuC, Co recelTc- the surren- der of Geronimo and bis followers.
 NEW YORK, Morca 23.-The Emperor Os Japan hss seut i've hundred dollars ns 6 contribution to ltEc Grant mOnu- ment fund and "in token of the high es-| timation m which he holds the memory of the il!ustrIOu3 dead"
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-Gen. Pope. who was recently retired from active ser vice m the U. 5. army. left for hls tenn porary home Tn St Louis to-day. H--
 PARIS, March 23.-One of the wolf bitten Russian, who recently came here and wss treated by PasteUr to prevent rabies, died last DIght Ia great agony with all -ympt, ms of hI drophObia.
 SAN FRANCIsco, March 23-Noon In- dicstions for California for the next 39 hours: fair in northern portion, Oc- casiOual iCcal showers, followed by fair weather in the southern portion.
 PIITsBURG, Ia, March 23.-The great | strike of the 4CUO WOIkmen at the Ma tIonal Tube works at MckeespOrt, PH., | has ended satisfactorily to the strikers 1 ana work will be resumed ID all the de- ! partmebts at once The trouble wa5 settled this morning hy the workmen | accepting the proposition Co restore the 1 wages ruling ia 1881 aud to advance the l wages Cf laborsrs tO Sl.2j day. The l increase will range from ! tn 70 per l cent. .E2. Q
 ST LOUIS. March PA Missouri and | Pacific freight train under guard of & l large fOrcs Cf police succeeding in mak- IEg it's way from the Union depot this l morning to the cliy limits without en- COunteTIng any interference from the | strikers. Grea; crowds assembled all | along tEe line Cf the road, and several | attempts were made by strikers tO un- couple cars, tTr Sere prevented by the | police, the train getting beyond the cIty limits uanulys:ej.
 ST LoUis. March 25.-The men em- pll! Cd n the various railroad yards m | East St. Louis struck nt o'clock this afternoon. This lew strike will Icom- prise all ot the Mi2gins's ferry force and | hlockste all freight traffic iu this city, for DO transportation can be done.
 PRovIDESCE, March 2j-At the repub- hcan st,te o1nvenji n this morning, George Peabody Wetumo.e, of Newport was nominated for gOverDOr, L1cius Darling of Pawtucket f,r heutentant governor and Joslun Msdderman of Providence for secretary of state.
 DENVER, March 2J-The Tribune Re publlcau's OmAha special says: The Burt county tragedy wbs ended during the DIght by setting fire C. tine barn and shooting the desperaio who had held tt. During the darkness of the night some one of the crowd crept m to a shed sd- Joining the barn and set fire to 1t. The caged murderer seeing th,t he was doomed fred twenty sbcts into the crowd m rapid tUccesSion hitting no one. Ite crowd returned the fire from Winchester riiias from all sides of the barn, and tue suppcsItiDn ls that the wrs killed before be conld at. ,empt C. make his escape After the lire had sub-Ided his dead body was iourd In pile of oats. Both arms and Q part Of Oo:h legs Were burned of. Port Of bis hesd had been shot away