Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

der the eyes of their officers they behave ,o some extent, but the moment they find themselyes cut of sight, which IS Ire orent hv the very natnre of the expe- dition. they carry out the fiendIshress Inf their nature and hatred the Apaches hear to the Mexican. The COnstltucion calls upon the general government to | forbid the introduction into Mexico Of ! Indian scouts as Guxiliar,es of American ! troops in pursuit of ApGches. or to stop ] entirely the crossing Of the boundary oy | the American forces. ] W.sHryGToy, Feb. . 2-C0mmauder ID ! ' Chief Burdett of the Grand Army of tne ! | RaDublic telegraphed to Commander E. ]. ' II. Warfe!d, San Fran CISCO, that the na. | | tionaI eicgrpment of the G. A. k. will | | be held ID S8a Francisco, Tuesday Aug. ]. | 1, 1856. WssHIxCToS, Feb. 2-SenatOr Blair { to. day reported favOraSly from the com mite on wou.nn's suffrage on joint resolution to rmend the constitution so [ as to extend the voting privilege to wO- men. 1 WAsHIxGr1S. Feb. 3.-SuryeyOr Gener- ! al Demen. having gone before the com Iniitee Cn public lands yesterday end en- tered a general denial of the reports cf ! frauds. attributed to him, thTee cores . pondeIts i3lnel iu a note to the commit ! [ tee as kiu : Co be allowed tn suhstantIate l. ] the truth of the dispatches they have l. published about him and ask the privIl- ! | age of proving that Dement, had made | | the statements attributed to hIm and I
 will be given an opportunity tomorrow. One of the correspondents claims to q sN s.f l..
 with Dement, and claims they were writ
 ten on paper furnished him by Dement,.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-At 2:20 this morning the powder house of Stanley, Farrel ts Co. exploded Rt Shaft No. = Of the new acqueduct on the FOIhgrn iand- ing road. shattering tho boarding shsnty and severly iniuring two men. Michael Mc(innis, who was m charge Ot the powder house, is missing. The cause of the explosion B unknown. The shock
 was felt for radius ot many miles ID all directions and tho damage % the sur
 rounded vicinity was heavy. The peo- pie thought an earthquake was upon them and many lef; tEeir houses. Itis stated that one man was killed outright
 and another badly injured. Those two
 were n charge of the magazine.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-The public
 lands committee has prepared bill which vii De repOrteI iu few days. forfeltiDg all the land grant winch is not mOTtgaged, of the Atlantic and Pa cliic F. x. company. When the grant
 was made, one of the provisions Of the law was that the land coult bs mort gagged before the road wgs constructed.
 l. Is said that a!l but IUJ.CyJOOJ acres
 was mortgHgei and the 5Iil which has been prepared aims ouly Co restore those | that are not SO mOrtgaged.
 ALBUCKnE. Cal, Fob. 3.-The ciIzens
 of thIs place have adopted r2s.iItsCns
 to use all honorable means to rid the | town and vicinity of Chinese. All the | Chinese will be discharged after March and patronage VIII bc Withdrawn from them. \ committee was appointed to
 see tha. the resolutions were carried out. WAsHISGroy, Feb. 3-Tts char
 placed before the Senate the resolution as subuIsted yesterday uy EiJLcbes- ger, ar5 ;be substitute for 1t sub- n,itted by PUgh, relating to the relations between the President and
 the Senate in regard to information and papers affecting government officers | NuElEuAtu or hifNf4iN NeNls AAatL ffutlIL- | erable debate Edmunds' motion to lay them on the table was agreed to. only one voice being heard iE the negative.
 WisHIyCroy, Feb. 3-Suow began falling nere as au early hour this morn ing and at noon u had reached a depth
 of six inches.
 ST. LoUIs, Jan. 3-The case of the
 NAaaHa-ro FFs.uvvf s.r.f. F.rI | ure to pay the tax on their poles and
 which hBs been pending in the court Of Criminal Correction for nearly year
 was decided yesterday by Judge Noonan.
 The city ordinance provides that the city can levy a tax of five dollars per
 pole on all poles erected within it's
 limits by the telegraph company. When the collector attempted jo collector this tax the company refused pay meut and a prosecution was Ht once instituted by the ci'y in the police court. When the matter came up before Judge Cady he discharged the defendants on the ground that the ordinances x uncOnsti- tutjoEel and therefore invalId. The city appealed from the decision to the court of Criminal Cor
 reetion, when Judge Noonan yester- day affirmed Judge CRdy's decision on the same grounds. He holds that the city can regulate the erection of trie- graph poles but cannot levy a special tax of g per pole. The case will go to the court of appeals.
 LONDON. Feb. 2.-Mr. Gladstone has defined his Cabinet. but several of the gentlemen he has named are not pleased with the positions asssigned tO them, md it IS, therefore, probable that mod licatOEs VIII be made, delaying the l publication Oi tue official list. The Press association gives the following as the latest forecast Cf tEe new Cabinet:
 Mr. Gladstone, First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Excber- que.
 Sir Farrer HerschelI, Lord High Chancellor.
 Sir William Vernon Ha.court, Home Secretary.
 Earl Granville, Lord President Of the Council.
 Mir. Il. c. II. ChIIers, Secretary of War.
 The remainder are liable to altera- l. tion, but they will probably be es fol- { lows:
 Mr c. O. Trsvylau, President of the 3 Beard of Trade.
 -AAs As 's " tsA-NttIf Acc4UtLL or tsie Local Government Board.
 Earl Spencer, Secretary for Foreign Aifairs.
 Earl Rosebury, Secretary for the col onies.
 Earl Kimberly, Secretary for India.
 NIT. J. M Morley, Chief Secretary for q Irelar d. q
 IL iB understood that tho queen ob- q jects to Mir. Morley because he is i. pledged tO home rule.
 The FreemRn's Journal states that if | | has reason to believe that Gladstone has " agreed with Psrnell to join forces in a Parliament Tor the passage of bill ' which shall establish a native psrlia- a ment in Dublin To deal with Irish affairs. b the new legislature to be SO constructed as tO add tO present safeguards of tbe SS Of the empire and the rights of the Crown.
 EoIE, Feb. 3-Ihe Pope while trans ? acting some business with Cardinal n, Egrrier yesteriay had n alfgbf nttacL- l Sf