Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

iMpllsonment ln the county liil. No
 tee of appeal was given and the prison
 CT released on bond. The prisoner IS a
 son of the late Gen. Mcdowell, U. $ A.
 In passing sentence Judge Levy said
 simply because young man may have read few books and IS able to borrow a few hundred dollars with winch to buy pens, ink and paper. it does not follow that he can villify his neighDor through the medium of what he calls the public journal. It should not and will Lot be tolerated in this community. Oondem- nation of such a sheet Rs you publish and such journalist as you are will only add dignity and respect to decent journalism and far minded Journalists. The jury recommended you to the mercy ot the cOnrt. There are a number of facts l ought to take into consideration m passing sentence upon you. First, that Iron your actions as witness and the articlC published in your paper you iO not possess that common intelligence that IS generally allotted to men, espe- cially to journalists; second, I cannot forget the distin Ruished and respected name that you bear, 0 name beloved by every true American citizen, and none revere and love that name more than I. The law allows a wide scope in fixing punishment, being not more than one years Imprisonment or S5.000 fine. I will, therefore, use that discretion for the reason above stated.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Mar. 20-The cave in that took place in tunnel No. ,, about SIX niles south of Caliente, on the Southern Pacific railroad, yesterday, has been repaired, and everything is re- ported to be again Tn good running order.
 TOMBSTONE, March 20.-A soldier sta toned at Mud Springs, under command of Lieut.. Wheeler, arrived in this city to-day. From him the facts concerning the surrender of Geronimo to Lieut.. Maus are learned, and are substantially as follows Yesterday afternoon, about ten miles south of San BernsrdinO, the Apache camp was attacked by Mexican forces and s hot skirmish ensued. Dur ing the skirmish two Apsches were killed and the forces of Geronimo com pleted routed. Geronimo and his band fled ln the direction of Lieut.. Maus' camp fO. safety and surrendered uncon- dltiOually. The Mexican troops followed tbem across the line into MaUs' camp and demanded them prisoners, claiming that as the fight occurred on the Mexi- can soil the victory was theirs. Msus refused to give the prisoners up, which greatly incensed the Mexieans. They then threatened to take the prisoners by force. Gen. Crook is hourly expected m camp, but at last accounts had failed to arrive. Two dispatches from Maus have been received at Mud Springs ap- peaiinG for troops and assistance. The situation $ critical in the extreme. The massacre of Lieut. Maus 6nd his com mand pray occur at any moment
 BRUssELs. March 22-The early re- port of the anarchists riot at Jemeppe. TIileur and SaraiIger, Belgium, on Sat urday last, were all far short of the act ual truth. A great amount of property was ruined at each place. At Lisge there was au open conflict between tue troops which had been massed there for the protection of the place aud large body of anarchists who were marching against the town for the purpose of loot ing 1t. The fight was severe and pro- longed. but finally resulted In the re pulse of the anarchists. They were not driven from the field, however, until the troops charged upon them with their bsyonets. 4 large number of men on both sides were injured. Six thousand regular troops are on duty guarding the district disturbed by the rioters on Saturday.
 KANSAS CITY, March 22-At nine o'clock this morning q general EonndIpg oi the whistles sIgnslled the InGugurs- ton of another strike. At that hour the union switchmCn in every railroad yard m the city quit work and the freight officials made up the train by the help of nOn-union men and sent 1t out, but the strikers are sad to have bOarped and stopped 1t, at the eastern city limits. The Wabash IS working a small force, sufficient, the officials say, to handle the city freight and being under the protec- tion oi the United States marshal. A mass meeting of the strikers will be held at noon. At present the cause of the strike cannot be learned. Some of the men say, we had orders from head quarters of the Knights of Labor" The switchmen made a general demand for Gn advance in wages a week ago, on the various roads, and 1t was not granted. Ttere are flying rumOrs to the effect that several other departments are to be ordered out.
 SAS FRANCIsCo, March 22.-W. s. Marsden, student of the Cooper Medic al college, took the stand m the Bowers murder case to-day and related his ex- perience Tn taking Fellows syrup of HypohOsphites under the direction of Dr. Johnson. After taking this med icine for some tune be had, under instructions from pr. Johnson, taken an l.I. I,, .,P hFa stomach to that gentleman, who had submitted it to the same test given Mus. Bowers stomach. This was done to see If any luminosity or gsrlicky odor could be obtained, but neither were found, although a portion of pure hypO-phOsphltes was afterwards put in the Jar and submitted to the test This evidence, 1t IS said, breaks down one of Bowers strongest barriers ot de- fense, us he expected to prove that the phosphoric conditions were dce to hypo- pho phites the victim took during her illness.
 WAsHINGToS. March 22.-The Secre- tary ot the Interior has written letter to the Secretary of the Treasury calling his attention to contracts made between land grants of the Pacific railroads and Pacific Ma;l Steamship Company. By these contracts an amount in the neigh borhood of SJOO,OO0 was paid to the Steamship Company by railroads, which amount, the Secretary of the Interior contends should have been included m net earnings Of road, 9 per cent. of which is due to government. The Sec retary of the Treasury IS asked to take legal action against the companies to re- cover the money. Papers in the case have been lad before the Attorney Gen eral who it IS expected will soon order suit to be brought.
 SAN FRAxCIsCo, March 22-Judge Gibson of the Superior Court of Ala meda county, to-day granted a motion for new trIal in the case of James Cassidy convicted of the killing of Vim. Gatuen on the ground that the jury was unaccompanied by the defendant when they visited the scene of the killing. NEW ORLEANS. March 22-The 18th game of chess tournament began at ten B. m. to-day with fair opening. Herr Steipe;z bad white men Dr. Zukertort. blacks. Zuckertort resigned on his fortieth move. Time, Steinetz two hours and fen minutes; Zekertort one hour and len minutes. The contest now stands: