Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

lhds hAAht VI blCu lcl tb US tldukutti He Was found tAl5 i..ClGILg, when safely
 caged at the Central station, to be sus-
 ferlng from a 2uashot wound m thC
 leg.
 1 LONDON May. 5-A dispatch from | Burmah states that the insurgents have | got possession of Mandalay and drs | troyet by fire not less than 1000 houses | Among the buildings burned were the l Chinese and Siamese baZaars. The of | tcers commanding the British forces | have teiegraphed tO DufferiD, viceroy
 that they are powerless to prevent the
 rebcliious riOting of the natives, and
 have urgently asked for rsInforcements
 NEW YORK, May 5-The Suns London | correspondent had an interview about the quarrels and troubles of Most and
 other socialists here. with the London
 president of the revolutionary socialists.
 | he latter said: You may say that it
 IS true beyond a question that the prin-
 ciples of the anarchist party comprise
 burning and plundering the property of
 capitalists. That is it's cardinal prin-
 ciples."
 "Wouli you take . house, have it in-
 cured and set 1t on fire to obtain the
 amount of insurance?'
 Well, houses belong to capitalists.
 snd to insurance companies, being like
 wise composed Of capitalists; burning and plunderinS are natural cOrse quences."
 Victor .Noir, & leading socialist, made similar statement.
 CHICAG1, May 5.-Another great strike. was inaugurRted thIs morning. Seventeen hundred men employed at the DseriDG Harvester works stepped without DoiIce or warning of any charac- ter, and without making any demands. Whether the men have been influenced by the recent riOtous events directed against tho workingmen remaining at their posts, IS not known The managers Of She works have asked for police pro rection. The works are located in a district largely populated by foreign speaking people. The railroad situation
 YVES further complicated this morning by strike of all the freight handlers of the Lake Shore road. The switehmen of the same road also decided not to handle any freight cars loaded by any person other than the strikers,
 PORTLAND, Or, May 5-The demo cratic convention to-day nominated for supreme judge, R. 5. Strahan of Albany; Tor secretary of state, R. |. Gibbons, of the Dalles.
 CHICAGO, May j.-The police are rsp- idly collecting evidence against the chief conspirstors among the anarchists. They searched Spies. office this morn ing and found absolute proof of the ;n-
 fammatory circulars mentioned in pre- vlous dispatches, headed: "Revencer' ''IO ArmsF and others headed "Atten- ton WOrkingmen! were found. These were taken possession of and locked up at the Central station, as evidence against Spies and Schwab, directly to Inclte riot and blOodshed. Nearly SlO.- OO have already been subscribed in Chicago for the families of the wounded and dead officers.
 FL PAso, May J.-The report of the result of the investigation of the killing Of Captain Crawford has been forwarded to Washington by U. s. Consul Brigham. stationed at E! PasO del Ncrte, Mexico, The report will indicate to the state de Partment that the killing was acciden- talr but a private conversation with Con Sul Brigham indicates that he IS greatly dissatisfied with the result and has q conviction that the attack cn the U. s. forces was maliciously and knowingly done.
 CHCsGo, Msy 5-. hc- -5'e outcome oi excitemeht ret from last nights Flolug occurred |. evening. Shortly after SIX o'clock t's officers had been stationed on De ..si5es street yiaduct, near the Chicago, Milwaukee S St. PsuIs freight yards to prevent crowds gathering and idl5rs from guying men as work n the place of the striking freight handlers. The officers noticed two particularly suspicious individuals slowly cross the viaduct and enter saloon On DasplGines street near Carol avenue. Marshal Madden Of DespIaines street station, who was somewhat closer to the saloon than the other two police men, was gwen a sIgnal to keep his eyes on the ugly pair that had attracted their attention. At this moment a revolver was thrust from the saloon door by one or the men and q shot fired into the street Tn the direction of the officers. Madden stepped briskly to the saloon door and at once grappled with the man who held the revolver, while the two | other officers hurried to his assistance: m the scuiiie the man with the revolver | pressed the muzzle of his weapon to Marshal Madden's breast and fired. Madden reeled, but steadying himself, almost instantly brought his own revolv er into close proximity 10 his asssilant's head and pulled the trigger. Madden md his prisoner. locked in each other's arms, rolled Co the floor, just as Officers DRly nd HOrnett, running, reached the saloon. ih be companion of MRdden's iss aisnt had vanished. Both Madden and his prisoner were taken to the coun y hospital. The doctor says the man vas somewhat under the influence of iquor and the result of his injury can iot be told. Madden's wound IS nor. Rl.
 CHICAGO. May 5-The police have ar ested John Carpenter one Of the prlnt- ITS on the Arbeiter Zeitung, whom they laim to have perfect evidence against "a the lau who threw the bombs which sCsed the havoc and murder last night Ie Is closely guarded.
 CHfCAGo, May j.-MRyor Harrison to- lay issued the following proclamation, lrefaced with a preamble revie wing he rlOsOus occurrences,of yesterday and heir consequences: T, Carter Harrison, mayor of the clty ( Chicago, do hereby proclaim tha. the of people in crowds on the 1 treets and m public places in the city 1 re dangerous and cannot be permitted, { nd orders have been issued to prevent ( u such gatherings and tO break up and . Q dlsperse all such crowds to prevent 'Jury to innocent persons. I urge ell W abiding people to quietly attend heir own affairs and to not meet in rowds.s. IL the police order any gather 1 lgs to disperse, and If they do not bey, all persons SO disobeying will he -eated as law breakers and will surely icur the penalty of their disobedience, further assure the good people of Chi lso that believe the police can pro 'ct their lives aId property and the T pod name of Chicago. and will do SO. 'lgned) CARTER HARRISON, Mayor.