Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

Secretary FaIrchild has written to tl
 collector in reply as follows: "As to q
 competency of the customs officers
 enforce restrictions at terminus. und
 Inc law, with landing of Chinese pc
 sons II would seem ths. the duty
 seek the remedy for the evil is pointS
 out oy you, more especially ss to Il
 province Of the law officers of the gO'
 ernment, aud you are therefore advise
 to brlng the facts stated by you tO tL
 notice of the United States attorneys fC the respective districts wherein sue
 facts occur"
 NEW YORK. O Ober 12. = One of th
 most unhappy men m town to-day va
 District Attorney Maritime. The stor
 of ex-Alderman Ssyles' departure to c.
 nsds was severe blow. and the infol
 nation received this morning that tn
 indicted aldermsn's bondsmen had trans
 ferred the property pledged Iu the bon,
 CT s2o,OUO for his appearance, wss tn
 worst news yet. "Csndor compels me t
 say, replied the district attorney, "tha
 l have no doubt that Ssyles has zone"
 MONTREAL, October l2.-Tae exileC
 boodlemen to-day have been shovin,
 around three strangers from New Yorl
 who arrived by last nights train. TheN
 are believed .o be ex Alderman Sayles
 his brother and ex-Alderman Kirk. TheI
 are living at St. Lawrence Hall unde
 assumed names.
 PARIS. October 13-Thers is a rapid
 growth ofthe war feeling in France. The
 Boulanger party have begun the isssus
 of tso new journals, LI Revauche and
 Le SoIdHt LsbOurier. to advocate au 0f- ienslve policy Tn yindication of the Ol 1
 military prestige of France. Genera Boulsnger. however. disOwrs my con ut ction with the papers. NJ. l. v-den military critic, writes to Figaro that
 General Boulanger has prepared we'll conceived plan m conjunction with tbe staff officers of high rank for the cOnti. mental campaign. The Miletaire says that General BOulHDzer desires war, DO; for the purpose of recovering Alsace and .-orrisne UOr to Rrs;iiy personal ambi- ton, but as step leading r. the solution of several que,.ions. The strictes, taboo fl everything Germsn Is observed. NJ. LOckenel, minister of commerce. has or dered the police % prosecute all pe-sons -elliny boxes of toys imported from Germany and containing a map of France without Alsace.
 LONDON. October 12.-Gladstone is still unable to leave his bed room. He is suffering from fever and his condition IS believed tO be worse than Is publicly admitted.
 RICHMOND, Oct 13-The general as- ~embly of Knights of Labor proceeded 70 elect their general officers to-day General Master Workman POwderly and General Worthy Foreman Griffiths. were reelected to the offices they have already held for seven consecutive terms.
 DUBLIN. Oct. l3-Tbe Mail says Rev. August Stoffordbroke, the eminent UnI tariAn preacher, has become insane and has been confined in sn asylum
 NEW YORK, Oct. I3.-Aldermen ONeill and Reilly slept last night at the police headquarters with detectives ss bed fellows. This morning they were taken to the district attorneys office. At noon to-day sli the crooked alder men who are not known to have skipped" had either been taken into custody or surrendered themselves, ex- cept Wendell and Finck, No sppre- hension IS felt for these two. it being said that they will shortly be on hand. In the general sessions court to day the case of Henry l.. Piersons was called, and as be did not respond his bond was declared forfeited.
 SOFIA. Oct 13.--The elections in Bul- garia for members ut the great SO government candidates, 20 members of the Zsnkofie party and l5 sdherents of Nj. Jarsveloff.
 PHESII, A. T. October 13.-The board of county commissioners have appointed A. c. Baker and E. J. Edwards ss assO- ciate counsel with District Attorney Cox to inquire into and report on tine validity of the legislative act granting a subsidy of two hundred thousand dol lars to the Msricops and Phenix railroad company. Their decision may be eI- pected Tn few days. gz
 CHICAGO, October l3-Mr. Barry of | the arbitration committee appointed by | the Knights of Labor to adjust the l labor troubles in the yards, sad to-day l that he had hopes of making 8 settle | ment this morning and would at any l rate know before noon what the pros poets of compromising tre difficulty | were. The quiet that has attended this | great strike Is the wonder of every one xho comes to the yards and has made | thousands of friends to Ihe Knights of | Labor, to whose efforts the admirable or der is due,
 PInkerton's men have completed their l apparatus and will live entirely 1 n Washington, at Butcher < Sons pack l pg hOuse, but cst.l buy Rnythiag ont ! ,Ide except at the Transit House. The. | s a rigid b ,ycDtt against them.
 GALVESTON, Oct l3.-Last nighi'e . urious gsis snbIdel towards mOrLirg ! md to-day Is clear. The damage to the | .hipping and rsii=Jad property Is shGht 1 md beyond the wei ing ot couple of | IRrges laden vt cotton oD the gull l I6e of the ail!. UJ s;IiOus damage Is | 'epOried.
 PITTsBUEd. October I3-The rrn IDS ,f V imAn were fou Id ID an oak bcx at be Allegheny dunr, near the end of | inioa brIdg- his m ,ruing. The lii Oi be box haG bren broken otf iy ja- ss he ocx vca rectIved. when 1t fell rnd be COT sel.;s had r"lIed out. The bo6y yas uu.e and D an advanced stoCc .f On ihe box were the abels of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. md ,he New York office of Adams Ex- ,refs Co. The authorities are inclined O think that the body was shipped from Europe.
 NEW YORK, Oct. l3-It seems proba- ,le that Abram s. Hewitt will accept rsmmsny Halls nomination for mayor. D case be does. the county democracy Fill endorse the nomination, and demo- rats of New York will for the first time D siI years, present 6 united front.
 Bob lngersoll has announced himselt D favor of the election of Henry George. ie sdvIses republicans to indorse and 'ote for the labor candidate. It does lot seem a, all pr Jbable. however. that lis advice will be needed.
 SAN FRASCIsco. Oct. 13-The Soledad xtension of the Southern Pacific is be- ng rapidly pushed forward and the traders are now within a mile of PasO lobles. The proximity of heavy winter ains renders it absolutely necessary to all the operations before they ct in. IL has been decided that Paso lObles shall be the winter terminus of be road.
 HUDSON, x. T., Oct. l3.-To-dsy judgment war filed in the county Jerks office against Geo. H. and samuel J. Iildeu. Jr. in favor of the National Bank of kiuderhOok, for