Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Apache Excursion to Florida.

train will take them right through un' der guard, commanded oy Lt. Richards to Fort Marion, Saint Augustine, Fla. where they will be confined Gs prison CTS of war, by order of the President Early in the morning iEe Indian camp presented lively appearance. ChiGua. hua, with his little son hanging on be- hind, riding about. huIrying things up squaWs packing their traps ard gather ing in ponies and mu!es. The Indians have DO knowledge of their destination and they seemed cOniented enough They number fifteen men, % children and thirty-three women. Tue wife and daughter of Geronimo are with them which leaves him with his band, free Of aged and wounded and with thirteen able bodied squavs to do the work. He will be able 10 move abou. very hyely liEe the Irishman's flea.
 General Niles Is expected here on Saturday and wlll at once assume con- mand of this department.
 CHICAGO, Aprll 6.-Jennie Woods, q handsome woman oi twenty, was taken from Rn opium den here yesterday and died soon afterwards from the effects oi smoking. as IL is declared, ten pipe- Oi the deadly Opiate. Her husband, oO!iu Freed, irayeIing agent for the Electric Light O., was m New York at tDe time. IL is stated that she went out with c medical student and accompanied him to the den kept by 8 Cbinsman named Sam Lee md his white wife, bOth c. whom were arrested lsst night. She left there with her male compgLIOn wLC succeeded 10 getting her iO the room where sbe died before physic:gn could be summoned. Her companion has disappeared. Her identity has not been made clear but IL x stated she lF from California where her parents are BON supposed to live. Her maiden name was Jennie II. Reynclis, One :e, suit of her death Was the rsidlng Ot three opium joints last night and the ar rest of thirty inmates. In the basement a. Vsn Bnren street Am Yuh, prUpri- e:or, aud five white visitors were found, among whom was Pat. Kelly, an escaped convict from San Quentin, Cal. Three others are described Gs crooks from California who first learned the habi; among the Chinese of San Francisco.
 LONDON, April 6.-The cabinet met lt noon to-day and remained in session m t.l two o'clock. Gladstone laid before the ministry bis Irish home rule scheme Earl oI Kimberly, secretary of India, Childers, home secretary, Sir William Vernon Harconrt, chancellor Of the ex. chequer and Mundell, president of the board Oi trade, are, 1t Is said. Es much opposed as ever % that feature winch surreniers tue control of the Irish ID Ireland. As Gladstone remains firm Iiis ministry rumOr says, will re>Igu. Sir PunsoDby, private secreisry of the Queen was sent by Her Majesty this ai- icrnoOn tO confer on her behalf with Harrington, leader of tte whiss iu tte commons. The interview lasted long time. Afterwards, the Marquis of Sal Isbury had long pnvate .u!S with liar t.ngtOn.
 TAS FRANCIsCO. April 6.-The Calls GGaymas, MeXlc,, special ssy-: C. ;. Benbam, superintendent of the Copper Queen MiDing C.. of Cinsne4s, Sonora, vas shot m H-rmnsiilo to-day D, his coachman, Fred Sweet. The murderer wss arrested. No cause was as-iyne,: for tue sct. Mrs. Benham IS prOs.rstei by the event
 NEW YoEK. April 6.-The following telegram was received .here this mcTn- ing from St Lonis: To Jay Gould, president, New Yoik: Two huudre1 and fifty eight trains are moving on the system; seyenty-six more are ready t0 move; more applications for work than any day since the strike.
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 SAN FRANCIsco, April 6.-The Chroni- Gle tomorrow will publish tbe Lrtlcie showing the methods adopted ny The overland railroads ID the disposition ot the so-called Pacific Mail subsided. The article m substance charges that al- though under the lss: agreement of the Pacific roads tO pay Pacific Mall SSj 900 monthly to cease competition. the roads shipped an average of SJ1,OtI monthly by the Pacific Mail steamer, leaving balance of over S3J UOJ a mouth tO be paid. The Chronicle says that this amount the overlaud roads avoid paying, they collect as charged, through the medium Oi an advance rate system from all eastern trunk and Iowa lines, a certain proporii'nt to be applied to what was termed steamship .fIut and ou. oi winch the balances due ihe Pacific Mail were paid. The Chronicle xill publish figures to shOC that 10 tne division of the excess which remained iu this fund after paying tte Pacific Msll's balance. the eastern trunks and Iowa lines were completely ignored, notwiih- standing the fact tha. the latter roads had contributed 25 per cent, to the funds.
 OwESsBoRo. Ky, April 6-The steam. CT Mountain Boy, turned over st thl- place m a gale today sr 2 o'clock, e. m Frank Absbere. wstchman, Scott Low erv, roustHbout, and one of the pssseD- gers were drowned. Fourteen other persons were saved.
 NEW YORK, April o.-Dispstches from all along the coast report tides bs uu- usually high. Ia a number of places wreckage is reported as coming ashore and sea running very high. Many To- calities are blocked by landslides aud wBshouts.
 SAN FRASCIsco. April GA special to the Examiner from Washington says the congressmen who accompanied the remains of Senator Miller to San Fran cisco. returned to-day. Representative MIllIkin of Name says in regard 10 the Chinese question that while be is in fay or of sffprding ChiDamen already in this country the rights inst other citizens enjoy, they are undoubtedly curse to any community where they coDgregste in large numbers. He says If the Chinatown ot San Francisco could be transplanted to Washington for even one day every member of congress would be found voting for bill to for ever prohibit their further Imports- ton.
 SCRANTON, Pa, April 7-Master Work man Powierly IS able to attend to bis correspondence, and expects to be ssufii- cieutly recovered within few days to be
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