Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-04


 darson. who was drunk, left the place. nrocurei A shot gun and wben ne re- turnrd tr the saloon Long drew "A Els- toI and shot Anderson three tlmt <, nor tally wounding blm.
 PurL.pEIPaIA. Dec. l.-An important | feature has entered into the ccnirCNers5 ! between green glass manufacturers ' unu | bIowers over the abolition of the Hpprs. | tiee S, stem. Monday night meetings or | the local assembly of glass blower $ were | held in Clayton, Millville, Sa!em' "Gou- | bury. WhliamstOwn and GlhssDorn' d.,
 when I. was decided they would nos strike as ordered by the exeeutlve oohru of District Assembly No. l4J, hnlgnts of Labor, bu, would surrenter theif charters rather than do SO. These o.0", CTS ars working with app entrees ana under a reduction in wages ot hVe per ceut, according to an agreement enter ! ed into with the manufacturers sons weeks nro. The respective charters oi the six assemblies were sent to General ! Secretary Charles II. Litchman at Reu- eral headquarters m this cl'y yes'erd'y
 UAsH1NGroS, D. C., Dec. 1-'The pres | ident k-s been confined 10 his room | two or three day $ by sligh, but anroy- l in, attack Of rEeum tIsm ,sud hs for :h s reason been obliged 10 deny himself 10 | all callers except cabinet officers. He Is feeling somewhat better tU-d '. hs nrasidant has suffered from Iheumail>m before. but this Is the first attack he has had since he entered the White House. WAsHISGrox. December L-NOrnan !. Culmau, commIssiOner oi agrlc uiture' mas submitted his second annual report to tk. president. He sets tCrth st length the D.ntfts derived and tn be expected from agricultural experiments. stations and colleges In several of the states are constantly urged to enlarge the1r eAper- imeuts and often find themse-yes strik- Ing new leads" which they cannot fol- low for want of mcaBs. Hence the gen erl interest iu the bill now before con gress for the establishment of Egricn.- | tura, exps rimeDtal stations n cuLuec- tion with agricultural colleges and the prevalent opinion of its ImpJrteoce and desire for its early enactment. No measure be says IS now pending and
 possessed Of greater importance or| bearing brighter promise of deep aud 1 lasting benefits Co the agricultural interests of the United States iu all it's branches.
 SAs FEASC!sco. Dec. I-B-si < Bel cher, S27, Cho lar, $6 5O; Crocker, B OO; | Con. & Cai, Virginia, SIS; Peer Sl; Peer less. 95 cts Ophir. S3Ol Savage, Sl7 70; | Hale Iy NoTcrOss, S9.25; Pot si, lUis; | Sierra Neyads, Sl4.OO; Yellow Jacket, | Sl3.75; UuIon Con-, 1O55; Utah, SlOij; | Confidence, Sl5.
 At the last session of the b1aId the falling of which took place at the sec ond session was not only overcome, but | the prices took further decided ad-
 vance. Best k Belceer clOsed at S21. Con. Cal. jumped to S4S. Of this stock
 the sales were very small, agRregailng | only 225 shares, Gouli X Curry closed | at SIP 40. MexicaO at Sl4 .J.
 ! SAN FRASCIsCO. December I-MsloT | General 0. O. HoysFd, cOmmaudIng th- | division ol the Pacific, Las submitted
 his annual report to the adjutaEt gen | ernl for she information of the leute-- | ant general commanding the army of | she United States. Referring to the means of defer St against n possible in yasion of the Pacific coast, General | Howarl says: The forts are not ID or | der. they are not manned with guns of proper caliber, and what IS worse, there | are no guns of the right slzs end power | in the whole county 10 bring here. | There should be a plant OL thls coast | and speedy preparations for making
 suitable guns, and other means Ot de tense ought not to delay sd Shells cOulC | easily be thrown from the neighborboOC | cf the Cliff House outside of the hsrOOr | 70 every part of San Francisco, uuC
 without exceeding modern ranges, coGlD
 De dropped into Oakland. l therefor,
 recommend that money be appropriate. 1 SO ths. good tOrpelo defense may b. planted, that fleet Of torpedo boats b, | constructed and that the guns uOv
 around the harbor be properly mounted, | that two floating batteries be built ana
 anchored as suggested by the board Ci
 inspectors appointed under act of con
 gress ot March 3. 1880.
 | PARIS, Decem Der M. Rufeatt. sec
 retary of the Paris municiptl coGncIl forwarded to United States Minister Mic
 Lane petition adopted by the council | November 2Sth, asking for bis ioieicss-
 sion with the governor of I!lnOls on be
 half of the condemned Chicago anBrch
 ists. McLane sent tbe following repiy
 "As the petition Is destined for the gov
 ernOr of Illinois and made with the Ob | ject of sparing human life, l will not rs fuse my assistance If you persist n de | k. '
 that in the present case it IS useless | You can without disadvantage and wI.i
 as much efficacy as l address yourself | direct to the executive of Illinois, VI,
 alone has the power ut granting pardon. Without raising any objection to tn, accomplishment of your wishes, l bel
 you will rest assured that the capital punishment is applicable iu no state of | the union to political Olenscs. + l. | prescribed only for odlous crimes agaius the pubhc, such ss murder and rap, committed under aggravated circum
 stances, and with reconciliation. IL | politica! matters there exists m ths | United States d moderation which pro- found dissgreements are pOweriess later.
 In the discussion of great political and social problems touching the welfare Of ! the workers, We proceed with wide lib erty, showing a spirit of fraternity ana | tolerance which renders violence mex cusable and always prejudicial to it authors. When the majority pronounce every one submits. IL this great and
 and salutary principle Oi giving expres
 sion to the will of the majority, whici
 forms tbe basis of American institution
 be ignored, social order, founded ou
 liberty and fraternity, collBpses ard so-
 riety falls once more into ehaOsr Me
 Lane at their earnest request. consented
 to transmit the councils petition to Gov
 ernOr Oglesby.
 SAN FRANCISCO, December I.-The
 stock bonn wenr on this morning and | shares which hsd weakened yesterday |
 fully recovered their tone and others sI. | yanced 70 higher prices than before |
 BFc kers turned away business for the, |
 were unable to attend to all the orders which hocked in upOn them. At the
 hrst session of the board Ophir opened | at S2b; Mexican went to SI31{ and | closed at Sl2l 3; Gould and Curry went to Sli; Best and Belcher opened at S27 and closed at S26; Con. Cal and Virgini. advanced to S43; Savage opened at SI6I climbed to Sl1; Sierra Nevada rose e. slo; Utah to Sl0; Yellow Jacket to SSs, At the sjO session. Best and Beicher suddenly dropped to S21ls. and a. other comstoeks had c sharp decline varying from 50 cents to S2lf
 OLYMPIA, W. T.. December I.-Om 1