Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-24

! NEW YORK, Aprll 1.-The nrst cara c the Third Avenue line left the depot c ; Q. m. At noon twenty-eight car were running, making trips from liar lenl to BlOOme street and return. In police are aboard each car and along tn route Et regular intervals. Their ser vices. however, were not required a l everything remained quiet and the stri CTS kept away from the avenue and de pot. About six hundred men Rpphe for work to-day in answer to the com panies' advertisements, and many wer engaged at once.
 NEW YORK. April IA Scranton dIs patch says: Master WOrkmen Powder ly was a-ked to-day If there was any IIn mediate prospect of settling the strik , n the south west. T do not knoV what tbe business men of St. Louis ma accomplish" sad he, "but l might b, able to give a better opinion if l knev something about the manipulation O stocks. will say this: If Mr. Gould | not making any more money out of tn, Missouri Pacific than he claims, we vii gladly take the road oil his hands,"
 You mean that Knights of Labol would purchase the roady'
 Precisely. We can do 1t and l am con tident that We could run the road to the satisfaction of the public and make moI ey without having strikes. The fact is railroad men as a class are the easiest tt get along with in the world. They ar' steady, hard working and industrious A man who cannot get along with then cannot get along with anybody"
 ST. LOUIS, April 17.-WarTants hay, been issded for the arrest of Martin Irons, chairman of the Executive com mittee of District Assembly No. l0l; A c. COughlOn, chairman of the Executive committee of District Assembly No, 93; Geo NJ. Jackson, formerly a local green. back politician and 5. M. Nichols, tele- graph operator. on charge of felony for interfering with the telegraph wire. Tn connection with the wire tapping al. leged to have been done two weeks ago for the purpose Of interceptiI z dispatch es between Jay Gould and Vice Pres ident Hoxie.
 DALLAS, Tex, April 17-UnIted States Judge Pardee, ID the the trial for con tempt of court gases yesterday, passed sentence on the following persons who have been convicted of OfTrnses against the TeIas & Pacific: Charles Wilson, charged with dIsplaciug a switch for the purpose of derailIng an engine at Den ton. March 22i, sentence 2 to nye months imprisonment in the county jail; C. Bishop, for taking possession of Q switch ot For; Worth. April 2nd. was fonnd guilty and reuanCei to await sentence; Robert Irwin snd Wm. An dersoD, for the same ofyeuse, were dis charged; I. I. Lsue, for taking posses sion of a switch and preventing I;H use, wGs admitted ic bail in the su=l or 5000 and the case coutiuued; Richard MOr- -iD, for striking Ewitchmnn with q stone, three months Imprisonment in the county jaii; Chds. Barlow, for in- tImidstIng a isbOrer by striking negro on the head, reminded to jail.
 CLIsToSvILLE. Wis, April l7-While unloading e'git kcss of giant powder from traiU tu day, one keg accident ally dropped. exploding it. and inc re inaining seven kegs. Arthur Edwards, the baggage master, had the top of his head blown of; Jas. RingEood, a tele graph operator and Geo. II. Arms, q brakeman, were fatally InJured. The conductor md three other train mer all received injuries.
 SCRANTON, Pa, April 17-It IS under stood that a meeting Of the leading Knights Of Labor will be held here in c day or two, but NIT. Powderly refuses tc say anything about it.
 NEW YORK, April 17.-The Suns Buf falo special says: The statement oi D. w., fn.-aI.,I b-c4ba- oF ths president. that the latter will marry Mis: Frances Folsom, the lovely daughter of the late Oscar Folsom, together with some information glesned, leaves nc doubt Ot the fact that the White House wedding will take place. The wedding will be of tEe most quiet char acter possible, and 1t will be sOlemnized m the White shOuss in June. There will not to a dozen persons present and it is possible the time ot it's occurrence will be kept secret until alter the cere' mony. Miss FOlHom is modest, retiring and sensitive aEd her wIsheS are that there shall ba no display. In this 1t is understood the president concurs-
 ROCHESTER, April l7-Great excite ment was occasioncd st Angelica, N. Y., to-day, by the announcement that the First National bank had closed its doors and it is stated that ]. T.. Robinson cashier, is dsiaulter :O tho amount oi S50,0O0. When last heard from he was in Canada. Robinson had been cashier of the bank for 2j yerEs, and the ut. most confidence in bis integrity pre- vailed. It Is believed that speculation in wheat was the cause of his alleged dedication. The directors are persist ent in the claim that the depOsitors will be paid m full.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, April l7.-ROberi Smith, (coioredl. wEs hanged to-day Bi Nicholasyille, Ky. before a small crowd He ascenJied the scaFOld with trembling steps and told the story of his crime a,ing he was ready To dIe. Smith killed his step-fsther. James Sea, at Pe- kin Ky, November 2j. lSSj, by beating his br8ins ont with hn axe while Sea was asleep. The crime was committed Tor Sl29. Smith wrapped the body m a blanket and threg i; into the Kentucky river, The crime was easily traced to him. as he hsi tried to secure the assist. ance of hls brother to help him to com. init the crime. Smith is only l9 years oi age.
 wAsHIvoroS. ApriI 17-Ths Knights ol Labor of Fra1kford. Ind. have sent a memorial to congress demanding pro- h'bitiOn of Chinese immigration.
 SAS FRASCIsco, Aprill7-The steamer City of New York arrived this afternoon with Hong Kong dates Co March 24 with Yoke chsna, April l.
 NEW YoEK, April l7.-The Transcon tinental lines have eLiended the rates Gi ruling prices until, next Saturday.
 SAN FRSNusco. April 1.-The Pa cific Mail Co, has announced cabin rates to New York S7j: sieerage, S3J.
 SAE FEASCIsCo, April lI.-CIeneral 0 O. Howard recently appointed Co tho cnmnRud Ot the division of the TEciEc arrived here to-day.
 LONDON, April I7-The Bartlett Por soning case was given Co the jury to-day In closing the case for tbe crown Attor neY General Russell contended tha from all the evidence it wac clearly nm possible for Bartlett 70 have committed suicide and there could be 20 doubt h' was killed by poison. Mrs. Adelad' Bartlett who has been maintaining re
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