Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

TUT Ai@ cldrS limited rom SD to S lL makin. the rste from tLis city S2l.J instea' of Sl450. The round trip i thus advsnced 10 S43. The $57 roun, trip rsr,, good for thirty days. and th
 S9i r"y. Id trip rate. good for six months shall c' main Tn force. The second clas rate from Kansas City Is advanced to s making the rate from Cbisago Sl4. Tn, Santa Fs say they were cOmpelle, to maze this advance on account of thei inability to care for any more traye than k already coming to the road, ow ing to the former low rates for limited tickets
 DENVER, Aprl 9-The Tribune Re publoin this morning publishes tn, following incident connected with Capt Crawtar's death, which it claims hal Dever been made public. At the tim, Of the shooting O. Captain Crawford Lieut. daus, who was then iu Captain Crawfc-i's command, at once crossed over IT tO the AiexicEns' camp feeling conideEt that the fatal shot had beer fired uller missppreheusiOn. To hi. surprlss he was taken prisoner and the Mexico1s refused to liberate him unti his mer mad ransomed him by the pay. ment ot six mules. When the Mexican soldier took Lieut.. Mans prisoner, Zone of then sand tO him: "If yOd fellows haven't enough now, We are ready tc give yo mOre."
 LOW oy, April 9.-Funeral services over th- late William c. Forster took place D Westminster Abbey today, Mir. and Mrs. Gladstone and Earls hosebeSry and Spencer were present,
 ST LoUIs, April Ex-Governor Oglesby has ordrred out eight companies of mil itis and placed them under orders to move at once. Some of them are al- ready or the wsy and will he Tn East St Douis tO night Ajjutant General Vance will also arrive tonight and every means to alley the excitement and re- store order will be used. Bailey and Hayes O. the executive board and r. II. Brown, prominent knight who came here with the board. spoke at the meet ing and made impsssioned appeals to the kni hts of Labor to obey the laws of the country and to rigidily regard all laws and principles oi erder.
 ST. LOUIS, Apul I0.-The executive uouAh VI AlE 4GAAEuA' OA llhO0Es RDEN the news of ths shooting reached them, proceeded 8t once to East St. Louis and there cohferTsd with a number ct citI- zens and got 'he general opinion as to the terrible affair. After sdu.iBg every one against violence the board returned to this ci:y and prepared the following telegram and sent it cut as the expres- sion of the boards opinion Of th' affair:
 "St. Louis, Mo-, April 9, lSs6.-Jay Gould, New Aork-Ihe following Edver- tisemen, appeared in many of the lead Ing papers of the 7th inst:
 Louisville d Nashville R. R. Co, !
 Office of the Agent, April G. !
 NOTICE: Teu good men from here are wanted Gs deputy mHrshals at Eas. St. Louis, to protect the Loui-ville X Nash vile employees. Five dollars per day and board will be pail Aiso R urm Der of platform men caD be gwen employ meBt; Criy men wbo have plenty of gT-t and mean business need apply. Alp ply at once .o T. $. Genung, agent.
 How Fl this advertisement has been answereJ k seen by their work of to-day. SiT me, Lsx ,as wcrner wer" =.urac.s5 by those wao had plenty of grit and meant business. By your actions in re- fusiDg the peaceful negotiations solicit ed by the board of arbitration, you and you alone ms; be held responsible by the world for the lives of the innocent people"
 Per order tf he Board.
 (Signed) JOHN II. HAYES.
 ST LOUIS. April 10.-It iranspIres that young man named Andrew Jones, 8 Knight of Labor, vas sr"t yesterday Bnd he IS nOl expected Co live through the day. He will mske the eighth per son killed thus far.
 ST. LOUIS, April 10,-5 8. m.-The fires which broke out m east St. Louis at II o'clock last night are BOW under control.
 Fifty freight cars, scale houses, and the lumber yard are completely des- tToyed. The round houses and shops were partially saved. The fires were all incendiary. Large crowds of strikers and cltiZeDs are collected In groups over the city and are s;Ii! determined tO have revenge. for yesterdays massacre. Pub lie sentiment F. StI.l running high. Fire men and engines were sent irOm this city to pu; out the fires, but their bose was cut and the men intimidsted and they returned tO the ciy without resist ing the attacks.
 WASHINGTON, April 10.-At 1:3O the Washington Territory admission bill was passed by the senate without sub stsntial amendment; yeas, %. nays l3. The senate adjourned tIll Monday.
 ST. LOUIS. April 1O-Ihe city has been in state of panic during the en- tire night, owing to numerous Incendiary fires, but with the presence of :he mili- tary, which Is guarding ull the main lines of tracks diyergiDg from tbe relay depot, something like order appears to promise for tEe day. Tte sheriff has dismissed sli Ct hIs deputies, with the exception of three CT four men, depend ing entirely upon the troops. Under their protection all the platform men and yard men of tbe Burlington load have returned to work aud the trains are running with some regularity.
 LONDON, April lO'-The trial of Burns. HyudmOu. Champion and Will liamH, socialist leaders. on a charge Of having inc:ted that IrGis!gar Square this aftera0on. The @jury rendered a fcAAACt bA tbt k uAA-. sAA A1N NCASAN"Nh7 were discharged.
 LAWRENCE, Mass. April l0.-Dlring the fire at the Pembettou mill this af- ternoon, the rear walls of the building fell, burying ten dTemen. All were killed.
 NEW Yo8K, April 10 The Trans lines have again extended the ruling tow rates to California points. They announce that the rste Is extended until Tuesday, but practically taey are ihe rutes until Saturday next
 SAN FRAyCIsCc. April 1O.-No7n in- dicatious for next thirty y-tVo tOUrs, Ca! ifOrnia, cloudy weather. occasional rains. variable winds, generally south erly.
 CHICAGO. April 9.-Four hundred and fifty employees ID the Brunswick Bake Billiard manuiactory went on strike this morning, owing to the refusal of the company tO discharge certain non-unioh men. The messen- gers of the works afterwards stated that only one non-uniOn man remained ID their employ and that be would be dis charged. The manager asked the em- ployees to withdraw their demand for the advance of 20 per cent in wages, and this they now have under consider stion.