Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

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 back to work on PoEGegiy'g ur..cr-
 replied:
 No sis; DO: un.iI the other rls;-er
 are grbIt'Gtrd upon and then I.o :al.
 ter how :hi@ arbitration To tsulis a.l ue.
 must be taken back without any d.- crimlnatlCn beiJs shown against any iG
 being leaders or for any other Cause
 Then you waut those questions set;le, | by yoHr demands being granted 1T
 whole or m part before you return C
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 "1es sir; arbitration first, and then written agreement that all the men shal be taken back without discrimination.
 SAN FRASC:sco. March 29-The con- test of the will Uf \. W ChIttenien, tine | well known attorney who dled Iu this city last Nove noer, has come Co Gu ab. | rupt end ln manner of COup- misc After the death of Chittenden, Robert Simpson, his former law partner, pro. duced alleged photographic wIll hy which he has btque athed the whole of the large estate. Tn the fewe, possible words, and was also made exsCutor l without bonds. Simpson has now de- cided to file n the superior court a re- linquishment of all clnim to the estate in consideration ot which he is 10 receive SI5,OOO. The remainder Of tte estate. which goes to the heirs of deceased, amounts to S25O.OOO
 SONORA, Cal, March 29-One hundred men armed with rifles, left Summer vile yesterday morning, marched over Co the Buchanan mine, captured the Chinese lRborers and compelled them Co peck their possessions and accompany the men back to Summervllle.
 WAsHISGTox, March 29-SecretaTy Manning had good night, said Dr. Lindoln at noon, and he Is really much improved though, of course, not out Ot danger.
 DUBLIN, March 29.-irch- Bishop French is dead.
 NEW YORK, March 5S.-The confer ence between Jay Gould and l. II. Pow ierly. grand master workman of the Knights of Labor, yesterday resulted ID orders from each of them tO the parties of the south western strike, ordering the immediats resumption O. work and traffic, pending the Grbitra- tiOD, tO which Gould consents.
 ST. LoUIs, March 29.-The joint exe- cutive committee of District Assemblies lUl, 93 and l1, in session this morning, have jus; issued the following brief ad- dress:
 ST. LoUIs, March 29.-KniGhts of La- hor of the Great SOuthvest-FellOv Workmeu We congratulate yOG On ,ud all on your manhood and fJrt,tut, iuriuE uu- late great fight for the recOg milton of OCr rights. Now that the ba:- tie IS fought and the victory vCu. lc. us wear our laurels as men of dignity sui moderation. Every man to lis post -,r .i Co his duty. With quIae aEd soh--.,y let us exuIbIt the same Zeal for tl. ca- Julidi1I cf the business 1f Che west t..at Ee hove iu-t done in proving tlG, lau.. .s king, Ky order Cf ttc ICirt eNrcg tive buari o5 D. A., No. ljl, '3 an! i..
 ST. LcUIs. March 2J.-'Fhe ue,- -..r. grapheG from New Iock last ala;., ,....t Grand Master Workman Pow l-r.y --t ordered tue strikers on the GOulI ouUrI West Sysiru Ot railroads Co r-~glir work immediately pending arhitTa'IDu. was received by the Knights here W,;h lncredUIi,y, some even going SO far as Go say th Y balave' the ,.l"..r"-c7 --a.. furgeries. Referring Co Powderiy's or- der to the Knights Ou a strike, the mem bers of the executive committee Ol tho District Assembly sgy that Powieriy b5- exceeded hIs authority. and tha. such au order canUOt Dc enforced until euiOr-cI by their yJ;C. The executive committee of each district assembly must meet ana vote upon the proposition. The result of these votes must be communicated to Irons, who, II a majority are n favJ- N! returning tu work. will endorse Powder ly 's order of last night to that effect.
 lU6 m.-The striking Knights on She Missouri Pacific. notwithstanding Poa- irrley's order to return tO work, hay, not yet done so, and are waiting o.iicIll instructions from Irons.
 PARIS, March 29.- Several French uewspnpers ac c,use Prince Bismarc!s oi having inclted the riots in Bel.Isu. and warns Belgium to beware O. uIEi.
 FoRT BOWIE, March 29.-Generai Crook arrived at Li, ut. MRus' camp, .. Canon de Embudus, Sonora, MeGl,u, on the 2Jth. Geronimo band was eD- camped III a rocky defle, only JOj yards away, Geronimo called and ststei tha. he wanted to explain why he left the reservation. Gen. Crook cut the indlar hort by saving. "GerOnimO, yOI aaC your Indians have murdered innocent women and children, and yOl are '.u worthy of belief The CLIricahuas must surrender uHcOndItiOnElly or hEh; to the bitter end; the last one would bt killed If 1t took fifty years tariy 1n the morning of the Eth the che! came again, n,ChihuahuaiactIug as sDOkes- man, and sad: "Friend. three words cover all I want to tell. While We were on the reservation and observed yOuf counsel we were happy, with plenty Co eat, good sleep, did no harm to any one no one wanted to harm me. Now | am like a coyote running V Id in the noun tains. I sm tired and want tO surren der: to deliver myself to you. Whatever you do with me, all right. Here IS my hand"
 Natchez was t5e next tO speak, and gave his hand and surrendered. Then Geronimo spoke and said that the COD ference had been much complicated by the base conduct ot an American uamei Tribolett. living m Mexico. IhI- wretch brought whisky from lOmh5tut and sold IL m open dsy to the Chlrca huas, who became 70 uprOarOUsly iruH- that AlchiZ and ksteine, two fr'enis Apache chiefs, asked General Cfo 6'- perm ssIou tO place an Apache seo;.1e. over Trl}rlett aud his dead,a.l .o gre vent any more whisky being so!itItar,r people. This Is a beauUfUl cOuu-s tary upon so-cslled Christian cIvilIz.- ..,. The Ghir.. ahuss have a white boz zap tive who 1eiou-s to New Mexico. Gen ersl Crook, Cautains Roberts and B0u-ke and C. N. Strauss, O; Tucson. rsturus to-day. I.-ut. Maus In charge o' tle Apache indian scOuts au.l the surFarirr. cred Chlfcahuas left sen Bernardo } thi. morY 1E. Tue ChIricahGas nu-rc. tweuty-a.1e men, tEeuty-eIght boys, nearly iu.l grown, au1 forty-e!gL. wu- men aud children, iaclGdinE oae wn.'. boy and several Indian cap:iyas. .i armed to the Teeth, with plenty of lew ammunition and NeX,can h.aohe's. They deny having had any conflict with Mexican troops. 4 few Of tue scouts are wounded. none seriously.
 NRw ORLEANS, March 2!-Steini.z won the chess game this afternoon, win ming the match. The game wss play d with rspidity, and Zukertort resigned after lN moves each had been made. each player having consumed 5J mIn- utes m the play.
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