Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
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 NEW YORK, March 5-6 a. m.-Tht the city ordered by the Executive Board Of the Empire Protective Association took place this morning and DO cars ar, running.
 President Lamb, of the company was notified, but he has decided to do noth- ing until he calls the directors during the day, when it will be decided if it be worth while to make any efforts to run the cars. A few policemen were sent over from 18th street station, but their services were not needed. for everything was quiet. The following dispatches were received at the police headquar- ters this morning:
 4l5 a. m.-The twelfth precinct cars have all stopped running here; there IS no trouble, and most of the men went away from the sta ble as soon as through. Those who remained were orderly and quIet.
 Twenty-eighth precinct, 9th, 9th, & 3d cars have all lad up. Very few peO- pie are about the stable and public places. There is no trouble and every body IS quiet.
 Thirtieth preclDct-l2G St. and Eighth Ave.-No cars are running in this pre- cinct. The men all left as soon as through work; no crowds around; the the public places all closed.
 The police inspector, Byrnes, who has had reason to believe there will be in cursion oi thieves from the neighbor- .F Dk,I.l.I,k., T.-... fr.s.- and Albany, has taken measures to pre- vent their entrance into the city. He has all the ferries and railroad stations watched by detectives, who will send them back to their homes. If they per sist in coming into the city they will be locked up. Inspector Byrnes said this morning that he expected that to-day will be the second day of the draft riots. At police headquarters early this morn ing 1t was said that among those who are to be arrested on warrants issued last night, arelchaiTman ODonnell of the employees protective association and the other members Of the executive com mittee, Best, Wallace, Hughes and Mer- rIll. It is said they will not be arrest ed unless they commit some.over act today, when they will be accused of in- citing to violence. It was said ct the police headquarters that the presidents of the companies were holding a gen eral meeting this morning, and it was the general opinion that they will ad- wise Mr. Richardson and the directors of the Dry Dock, East Broadway and Battery railroad companies 10 accede to the demands of the men.
 ST. LOUIS, March 5.-The executive committee of five, Knights Oi!Labor. are holding daily meetings in this city and have done so for some tIme past. J. J. McGary, judge advocate of their assem- bly,, has been with their executive com mi tee at nearly all their meetings. While all their proceedings are held with closed doors, 1t IS known that the threat ened Gould system strike was the theme discussed. It was currently reported at late hour last night that cypher message had been received from Mar shall, Texas, directing the men in St. Louis to prepare to turn out at n mo- ments notice, and the signal for an ex- tension of the strike to this end of the line IS generally expected.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 5-The anti Chinese movement in the lumber re- gions of MendOcInO and Sonoma coun- ties has been so successful that 1t caused considerable anxiety among the mill and lumber men who employ Q large number of Chinese, and they drew up h petition to the authorities at Washing ton asking for protection for their mon gol employees. Chas. Queen ot Dun cans mills presented the petition to Marshal Franks in this city, who ap- pointed the two counties named.
 NEW YORK, March 5.-1:30 p. m.-Po- lice Supt. Murray has received intelli- gence that the committees which met to consider the strike troubles, has sd- lourned, and that matters have been ad- iusted; that the men will resume work at two o'clock this afternoon on all the lines in thIs city and Brooklyn.
 HoLLIsTER, Cal, March 5.-A sensa- tion was created m the Court to-dny by PreSett admitting the killing of Dr. Powers, claiming that he committed tEe act in self defense.
 DELERro, Mo. March 5.-A general order by the executive board of the Knights of Labor of the Gould south west system, has been issued, boycott tipp all Texas S Pacific and New Or leans md Pacific cars, on &C., couut of the trouble at Fort Worth. The order has been put into effect here. No violence or intimid- ation is used. but as the trains come n, the train men are requested not to han ale them farther and the request IS In- vpriably complied with and the trains are side tracked.
 PARIS. March 5.-PerouDier, the sol dier, who by firing bis revolver m the chamber of deputies on the 21th of Feb ruary and forced the state to take no flee of him and his guevance, has al- ready had an ImitatOr. While business was st it's height thls afternoon ID the Paris Bourse, R strange man m the gal Iery drew attention by making apparent Iv violent demonstrations. Subse- ouantly he took bottle containing an eynlosiy, liquid from his pocket and cast if down among the brokers on the floor of the exchange crying out as he did SO. "Vivel rsnarchieT The bottle s,ruck no one, but remained intact and
 made no episode. The few persons who noticed the strangers acton swore sl him and asked why the police did mol remove him. The man then drew re, voIyer and shot three times down toward tbe main floor. He had the gallery tc himself and continued to brandlsh m; revolver and yell "vive fanarchie.' A tremendous excitement ireignedh for while m the exchange and business sus pepded. The disturber was soon seized and hurried from the place, but not any foo soon. as the crowd when they recoy ored from their panic sought the mar vino cried to kill him. The man va evidently of the working class.
 HoL1IsrER. March 5.-In court to-daI Prewett admitted the killing of Docto Powers. claiming that he committed tn act m self defense.
 The defendant Prevett was agaii on the stand. He testified he neve stayed away from home nights unies absolutely compelled to for fear hl property would be burned. My tsmll. seemed afraid they would be poisone' or the house blown up. l remember th I7th of September. About 5 o'clock
 thought would go up to lrvin's an' brand a steer which I had purchase
 from him. I got my horse and took m
 gun with me. That was my usual Gu; tom. then went uP to Williamson
 canon about mile, to where the ros
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