Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06
TUCSON PIMA COUNTY TERRITORY SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1886

Century contains En article by Arnol
 rorster which has treated Q sensatiO
 here The writer recalls that Irishme
 were at the bottom of the Molly NJ,
 9uire conspiracy in Peansylvania; Irish
 men plotted against the officials and th
 Chinese ID San Francisco; the Tammsn
 ring was largely supported by Irisl
 Americans, and the Bc,ton police wer
 tampered with by Irish politicians O
 ,hnt city. The history of the vorl,
 shows, be says, that tine Irish engage il
 eonspirscies wherever they may be. su,
 he adyis. that the English goverumen
 exeTci e trmness m its treatment of Ire
 isnd, or 0therWise the re-cunquest O
 that couatry will be necessary.
 WASH NGToN, Jan. 29.-Platt submit
 ted resolution for reference to thu
 committee on Rules, aud 1t was SO re
 fer.ed, providing that executive nOui
 pstloDs shall hereafter be considered il | open session.
 SANDUsKY, O., Jan. 29.-The Chicag,
 express on tue Baltimore & Ono rail
 road ran into the rear of freight trair
 a nile west of Chicago Junction thi.
 morning. It is reported that the engi
 neer and fireman of the freight were killed.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-At meeting of
 the Produce exchange this afternoon,
 resolutions were adopted calling for the suspension of the coInsge of silver dol
 iar3.
 ST. PAUL, Jan. 29-A fire is now rag ing in the heart of the city, hopelsssly involving property VI uei st half a mil Ion. The buildings on fi:e are occupied by the Ryan drug company, Schults is Co, tiye-siory block by Dennis Ryan, and other buildings arc ID great danger. Engines have beeh sent by special train from Minneapolis.
 SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 29-A telegram was forwarded to Yokohama to-day by Chief Crowley, giving a description of the Chinese murderer of Mr. and Mrs Jesse WickershErn, and the request for hls arrest when he arrIves.
 SAS FRASCIsco, Jan. I9. Noon indi. cations for California for the next g. hours: far weather.
 NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-The Mail and Express had Gn interview with Horace t. Page Tn which the question of silver was among other prominent subjects. In answer 10 the question: What will be done with silver? he said: "I think the bill demanding free coInage will pass over the presidents veto. Silver is bound to be required. When the bonds of the government were given out their payment was expected tO be in silver, and will be from the signs of the tImes. The full capacity of all the mines is only S4S,JO,OOJ per Gnnum. With the growth of population that amount will be wholly inadequate"
 SALT LAKE, Jan, 29.-On Lake creek, near Wood river, Idaho, four men, War ing, Frost, Barnes and Peters, thinking their old cabin not safe from snow slides budt new one. Now word comes that slide struck the new cabin when all vere m it. WarIng dug out and made his way to ketchum, distance of nine miles. None of the other men were saved.
 Tom Long was reported buried under a slide on Warm Spring creek, Wood rIver. Slides are reported from every It k feared that many have perished.
 WAsHISGIoS, Jan. 29-Ths attorney general has gwen an OpluIOn tO the sec retsry of the treasury touching the case Of the package imported at San Fran cisco and alleged to contain household goods, but which were in fact mainly goods which were subject to duty. It has been the custom of the treasury de- | psrtment Tn such cases to confiscate all | the goods, those exempt from duty as well as those on which duty IS imposed, | but the attorney general holds that only | iutiable goods can be confiscated. and l that the household effects must be rs- | turned to the importer.
 WASHINGTON, Jan 29.-The public re- ,eption at tho White House tonight | vas one of the largest affairs Of the kind | ever seen here. The hours fl the re- ,eption were from nIne to eleven, but | .Ong before nine o'clock closely packed l ine of people extended from the main | half block up Pennsylvania | .vsnue. The president was assIsted by l Miss Cleveland. Mrs. Manning, Mrs. l Whitney and Mrs. Villas.
 LONDON. Jan. 29.-The Telegraph has ! leading editorial headed "Will Mr. Parnell Be Member of the New Cab netY The question sounds alarming l 1t first, but Is made in good faith. To | levise plan for home rule, leaving Mir. | Psrnell out, IS like inveuting a machine, md forgetting tO make allowance for fIction. Our kinsmen of the United States have taken intos the federal cab net ex-cOnfederates. We gave our gov of Canada not merely to agi- ators but to men who had fought us with arms.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-The Exam ner's Washington special tonight says: There IS deal of speculation as to how he coinage committee stands on the liver question. Eastern congressman nd papers are confidently claiming a for suspension. Your corres- 'ondent has satisfied himself that many Ire against anything looking toward Those who are for silver avs in option and dead set against sus- ,reary of Kentucky, Barnum of h. Iisna, Lanham of Texas, Fuller of Iowa, 'eltOu or California, and NOrwOOd of ieorgia. These constitute a majority nd will stand by silver. Congressman Markham said to-day that the CalifOr- ia delegation was united for unlimited olnage.
 LONDON, Jan. 30-A dispatch to the )aily News from Madeira states that be German vessel which arrived there rom St. Helena reports that a terrible lutiny took place on board the Aneri- an ship Frank \. Thsyer, Capt. Clark, rom Manila, October 3lst, for New 'ork, which, as before reported, WAS urued at sea. The mutineers are said Q have murdered some of the officers nd then 10 have set fire to the ship.
 ToRoSTo, Jan. -Thespecial corres- ondent of the Mall in the Bl0cktOoi ountry writes from Fort Mcleod and lakes serious charges against Indian gents and contractors, of systematic iundering end fraud. White settlers re charged with smuggling whiskey in 9 northwest Territories and with carry lg on traffic in Indian girls who are be- ig bought at from SlO to S2O each and ant to the frontier towns for immoral  LONDON. Jan. 30.-The Times Athens telegraph that the King Greece has become tired Of the poli-
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