Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20


 tbe orchestra played God save Ireland, after which Thomas Stanley Cunning nan. of the Western UuiOB Telegraph comoaDy, president of the day, delivered tne opening address. Mir. Cunning
 ham began his address by saying; I've
 were told that the celebration of St.
 Patrick's day wGs on the wane. Does to-day-s demonstration look like It.
 TruIy may it be said that this is sn aus
 picions day in Ireland's history; one
 that will prompt us to look forward tO ths joyous celebration Oi that day which
 we are and SO many thousands of our
 eountrymen have SO earnestly worked for-the day of Ireland's Independence.
 We are assembled to-day to celebrate not only our national holiday, but to
 voice also the sentiments of the irish
 people of America and of all lovers of liberty and independence, while at the same time we endorse and ratify the Rc- tiou and ultimatam of our great leader, Charles Stewart PGrnell, and of the Irish party iu the English parliament Mr. Cunningham then proceeded tO pass m rapid review the names of those who had done SO much tO aid the good cause, and recalled the man and good services 1 rendered by Irishmeu ID the cause of freedom and humanity in all parts of the world. He drew marked attention to the distinguished part played by Irish | men during the great civil war towards the preservation Of the American Union. ! \ litile island GcrO=s the Atlantic. saId l Mir. Cunningham, of less than i've mil ] lions of people, furnished one hundred | and iOrty-fOUr thousand soldiers to up- | hold the union. The address which
 wss SO admirably delivered WAS | frequently interrupted with rounds | of applGgse and closed tO the ! accompaniment of cheer after cheer, | which rang through the immense bull- | ing with telling effect. Dauiel O'COunell read an original poem entitled "Ihen | and Now and Gen. T. F. Walsh deliv- | cred the Oration. Several musical pieces intervened and the exercises | closed with the Dear Little Shamrock"
 by the orchestra.
 WAsHNGToS, D. c, March lS-O. L. | Spaulding, special agent Of the [. S. | Treasury department sent Go tie Pacific | coast recently to investigate jbe vIUia- | ton Of the Chinese restriction act iu | his report to tho Treasury department gives the following figures relating tc
  ! Der of departures from San Francisco ! for three years to Aug. l, 1885, 32,fll. number ot departures from other Pacific ports, l,SSl. Total 4f,322. The num- 1 Der Of arrivals in San Francisco during ! the same period, lJ3l3; at other Pacific ports, 4,16i. Total 1U,U71. Number ot Ch'Damen who have not returned Zl,-
 2iJ.
 NEW OsLEAss, March 1S-A special to
 the Ficsyune, from Granada, Miss, says. News of a terrible tragedy enacted at Carroi!tou, gH interior town 2l miles s0uthWes; of Granada, wad received ! here this evening. Fifty men rode into the town and repaired to the court hogss, where there were thirteen negues waiting fer their tT.aI to coC-zlcuce. ] Iue white men walked Into the court loom and shot ten of the u-rrces dgad aud UOrtaiiy wounded The other three. The shooting grew oU; of tLe attempted assassination Of James LijGrii, t prom ias-. citizen, who was sho. and danger ous.y wounded ty ;-5 g. sr0ts several l weeks ago.
 SALT L,EU, March lS.-Geo. c. Can 1
 u,u the rlCrmcl apostle, failed Co re sroul O day Iu CuCr., when the cas, |
 was called and h.l bai. Of S25.J.O wa-
 forfeited.
 SAN FBASCIsCO, Mar. I>.-1he Chron- l icle's Washington special says that | Congressman Barclay Henley stated 1 that tine treasury department knows who | the guilty man k who stole the SlJWJ 1 from the sub-treasury at San Francisco, | but refuses to make bis name pubic.
 MEMPHIS. Tenn, March IS.-Last night, Emma Norm u, a young lady 2l | years of age. shot and killed Henry | Arnold, proprietor of grocery store It ls charged that Arnold ruined Miss | Norman about IS months ago, and had made repeated promises to marry her. \ short time ago he married Miss Nellie Kelley anG last night, while standing in front of LIs store door, he was shot | through the hear, by Miss NtrmEn, who approached hun from behind. Miss Norman resides eISht niles iu the couu- try and came Co town that afternoon for the express purpose of killing her se- ducer. She was arrested. She express ed great satisfaction at the fatal result of her shot.
 SAN FRANCIsco. March IS.-The steamer Oceanic arrived to-day vlth Hong Kong dates Co February 23d: AOkohcma Co March ith.
 On February second, previous to leav- ing Hong Kong for Yokohama, {, UT Of tEe crew of the U. <. War ship Trep- ton. were sent ashore suffering from smallpox.
 The China overland mail of F bruary 23d, states that the fol.OwIn cablegram l was received Oa February 2Ist by the of the UnC Wan hospital. from the committee of the Chung Wa Nui Kan ot San Francisco: "Ve call your attention to the condition of the | Chinese Jn the United States of America. Antl-ChlLesc riots are Of freGuent | 1 occurrence. Over five hundred thCus- l : and dollaga ut our property has been al- ; ready destroyed; many of our people are [ killed and merchants seriously Injured. | | There l- great suffering and dastitu- ( ton among the lahoring classes. We request yOu to inMecigtely issue A proclamation warning our people not io . come Co the United States; also se.d | . a copy Of thIs tn Chang Chi Tung VIC -ruy of Two hvgug, aud tD Oi Yuk | ! ong. Canton, and we have cub,ed'Isung Li lGmea.' The Information eontainet , n tho above has already been circulated 47 requested, n
 WASHINGTON, March IS.-Ths seuatr [ bill Co graat ile right Ot way for n rail- ( read and telegraph line through the q auds Of the Cuoctaw and ChIckasav d nations, Go the St. Louis ,s San Fran ? cisco rGiiroad company. sad for other ( vas reported favorauly by the V committee on Indian affairs. @
 SAN FRSNCI-Co. March lS-Superin. eudent of streets Eugy.es, who was at- lacked with @ stroke of paralysis m hi, Ificc a. the new city hal yestsriav. ( lid from its effects a: LIS home thls morning. n
 CINC!NSArI. March lS.-A short time - go squire Bohemian, cf Ayondale sub i, Iro. Cincinnati. lost suIt Invo.viuq T. ,5-A. This so p-eyeI upon tae m:nd oi c bis wife that It Is supposed she became - iyrauced This morning Boheip4u heard noise iu bis wiie's bedroom. ID , which his sons also slept. and attempted ,' 1 enter, but found tue doc. locked. He t