Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

upon the Marquis of Salisbury befor,
 visiting Mir. Gladstone and has slDc,
 consulted with Lord Harrington anC
 others The Standard learns that LorC
 Harrington will be member of the new
 ministry.
 PARIS, Jan. 30.-The Archbishops oI ! Paris, Lyons and rouion have written [ Pr, sidens Grevy asserting their devo. | ton to the fstherlRnd and eondemning
 the misdeeds few priests wherein the
 sad priests persist in harping upon
 the religious gravity of the present situation. The ArchbIsb-
 ops assure M Grevy monsrchical and re-
 publican forms of government are equal
 ly acceptable to the Roman Catholic
 Church provided the affairs of the na-
 tion are wisely administered.
 FoBT SMITH. Ark. Jan. 30-Judge
 Parker passed the sentence of death up- on seven prisoners ID the United States court to-day. They were convicted of murders committed ID the Indian Ter. rltory over which this court has iurls- dlctioD. They Are as follows: Mere dlth Grow. white man, convicted of killing Cub Courtney, another white man; J. T. Mason, an Indian, convicted Of killing white man named Henry MarlaIn; Robert Wolf, negro, convicted of killing Frank StockbourRh, 8 white man; Joe Jackson, negro, convicted of killing his wife; Louis Hammond, Hull bath Mlckle and one Wiley, Indians, convicted of killing white man named Owens.
 In passing sentence the judge sd- mOnIshed the prisoners to prepare for death and make peace with God. Fri day, April 23d IS the day set for the ex ecution.
 FL PAso, Jan. 3O.-Pedro Hsrrsn killed Juan Urigsrte, fellow workman. Tn the well known firm of Eccarrarrig & O., at Leon, Mexico, yesterday. He shot him nine times, then thoroughly aroused, shut himself up in a room and detied the authorities. He fired upon every once attempting to approach and killed peon. He kept large body of soldiers and police at bay for twelve hours. Finally he gave himself up to friends and was jailed. A business dis pute IS believed to have been the cause of the shooting.
 UKIAH. Cal, Jan. 30.-The anti-C Chin. ese meeting was held last night. An immense crowd was present. A com mittee was appointed to draft resolu- lutlons for congress. Another meeting l will be held on Saturday, February, 9th.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-R. $. Deakers. | clerk for General ROsecrans, and prom lnent member of the Knights of Labor, | has received from John Hayne, of tn, | order of Knights of Labor in San Fran | cisco, circular setting forth the posi- tion of the Pacific Coast Knights on the | Chinese question. Mir. Deakers will | present the circular to Chairman O'Neil | of the house labor committee and in- | vite his cooperation in doing what may | Oe necessary In calling attention of the | people of the east to the gravity of the | Chinese problem.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 30-Recent advices | from Rio de la Plata state that Presldent | of Hayti was assassinated ID his palnce at Port au Price.
 LONDON, Jan. 3O-Gladstone, who was by the Queen to form cab met, will visit her majesty at the royal palace at Osborne on Monday next
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30-The examin- ation of br. J. A. Mcdonald for killing I D. r. Mish on the nineteenth inst, came | np before Judge Lawyer to-day. But one witness was examined and the case | was rested by both defense and prosecu- lion. Mcdonald was held to answer to he charge of murder before the superi- pr court, without bail.