Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

 culars to interior points stating that they will assist all Chinamen to return home who wish to take advantage of the pres ent reduction in fare from here to China
 I,oSpoS. Feb. 2-Miss Mary Glad stone, daughter of Nr. Gladstone, was married this morning tO Rev, Harry Drsv- of Hawarden. The ceremony was performed in St. Margarets church, Westminster. Gladstone gave the br,de away. Among the persons of note prssept were the Prince and Princess Of Wales and their sons, and Lord Rose b.rry. The brIde's dress was of white musiiu. with brussels lace. She wore a wreath of blossoms and lilies. A crowd gathered outside of the church and cheered the wedding party on their Gr- r,yal and departure. The weather was vsry pleasant ard the sun sEole brightly.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-Surveyor Gen efsl Dement,, of Utah, was examined py inc Senate committee on public lands to-day, with reference to the recent pub licatlcns which embodied the alleged ut terances of his, duplicating senators, members of Congress and high execut- i've officers III Washington and m Utah in extensive conspiracIes to misappEo- priate public lands for their own benefit and ID conspirBcies to in- iluence by bribery, Legislation Acting the Mormons. Dement, denied tho statement attributed to him, without reservation.
 ST HELENA, Cal. Feb. 2-The sale of most of the property and effects of Chas. Krug, under bankrupt proceed incs, has been completed and 1t IS now the general impression that the creditors will realize less than four cents on the dollar.
 An anti-Chinese meeting was held last night and the citizens will hold mass meeting to-day and have process sion to Chinatown where the mongol- ians will be ordered tO leave inside or ten days. The conservative element or the community are against nasty actions on the subject and trouble IS feared. A large number of Chinese arrived from Sonoma recently and many are engaged m the vineyard work now under full headway.
 GOLD RUN, Cal. Feb. 2.-The citizens of Gold Run have notified the chinese to depart. The las; one went yesterday, leaving Gold Run entirely free from Chinese.
 CmCAGo, Feb. 2.-The mercury fell below zero here again last night the signal service reporting the minimum at four degrees below, though private observations made 1t from 10 to r. degrees below. The weather IS re- ported very cold throughout Minnesota, Dakota and Manitoba, the mercury dropping tO 2G below at St. Paul to iS below 10 Manitoba on the Canadian Pacific raIlrUad.
 WAsHINGIoS, Feb. 2.-isddlebeTger offered the following resOlutiOn:
 Resolved, That IL Is the sense of the Senate thGt the executive of the United States is not restricted by constitutional law ln removing or suspending ap- pOiutees; that the Senate has no right to require that reasons shall be given for such removals or suspensions; that 1t Is the right of the SeEa;e to call for any documents relating to the conduct Of removed or suspended HppoIntees or to the qualifications and fitness Ot all persons whose names are presented to the Senate for confirmation or rejection, and 1t is the duty Of the executive tO comply with all the demands for the same. After a short debate the matter went over.
 STACNTCN, Va, Feb. "A disastrous collision occurred on the Chesapeake E Ono railroad here Rt 1 o'clock this morning. The night express ran into a freight train on the siding com pletely wrecking both trains. Fireman Giltings, Of Richmond, was killed, his body being terribly scalded and mutil- sted. z. Lowrie, engineer. had his throat cut and bis arm scalded. His condition Is dangerous. Charles SmaiIs, engineer Of the freight train, had his back badly sprGIned and his body bruised. The only pas senger hurt was Dr LSfierty, of Rich mond, who was standing m the sleeping ear and was knocked down and bruised. but not seriously. The accldent was caused by criminal negligence. The freight train was on the side track awaiting the arrival of the express. The conductor told brakeman Samuel Vie, that when .he express passed, he should turn the switch. Vie went tO sleep and was aroused by the passing freight train. He changed the switch just Rs the CT press came in sight and before the fatal error was discovered the train dashed on the siding and the engines locked, the two boilers beng damned together.
 Los ANGELES, Feb. 2-The trial of the breach Of promise case of Miss LOuiR Perkins vs. F.. J, Baldwin, commenced m the Superior Court this morning, N,,1s.a IIak,l. s.F nm-Laru ..-.rar.l ing. The suit is for five hundred thousand dollars damages.
 WILNnNGToS. Del, Feb. 2-The funeral of Mrs. Bayard occurred at the Old Swedish church. The same pail bear CTS who followed her daughters coffin two weeks ago followed the mother to her last resting places.
 PAr1s. Feb. 2-Barou Artand Hauss- men has been arrested, charged with having attempted to murder Count Mautensen at the Ho:el Louvre, Tn this city. The struggle between the two men was very savage, the prisonc- having broken a clock on Count MRun- tensen's head, besides shooting him twice and stabbing hIm once. Both nOblemen are very rich, and their quar- ltA ollsluateu Ill ~ AANa4Eg utNNGtu tue ll for Q woman. The wounded man may recover. The prisoner is a nephew Of Baron Haussman, the famous adminis- tratnr of public works in Paris. The dispute was due in part to q dispute about financial matters. Haussman Is thought to be insane.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-TLe attorney generals letter tO the senate in response l tO the Dustin case was considered in ex- 1 ecutive session and referred without dis | cussion to the judiciary committee | winch has authority to report upon It in | open session.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-Iho Depart ment of State has directed an lnyesti- yatIon to be made of the circumstances l Attending the killing of Captain Craw- | ford on the 1lth inst, by Mexican troops.
 PARIS. Feb. 2-The American colony here has gone into mourning over the | iea,h of Mrs. Bayard. Minister Mo Lane has cancelled the arrangements for he reception he had announced for next Friday.
 NEW YORK, Feb. "A Graphic's Washington special says: The officials ,f Sonora, Mexico, have complained of | .E A.. L. !