Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27

troops WAS EuAltN Nl NHIh~-- ~ believed he will be couFtmarnaled and punished.
 Sax FEtScrsco. Feb. 23.-A Chronicle U.sbinctou special says, An ex-minis- ta- n. fSreicn affairs Of the Hawaiian l,rvsruu.er.t. who k in WHshin cton, says that Germany intends to seize the Sand --;-b I.lauIs. Secretary Bayard has considered this matter of sufficient i'm r,-tsucs to address note to king kal- lssra on the subject. II. \. ?. Carier. tt., Hawaiian minister to this c UutTy, y,.ut to Europe last fall. IL wRs stated ,f .be tirn. that the object Cf his visit v-ss 10 confer with Bismarck m regard ,,tLs future seizure of tho islands. IL was soon after his departure that the -.a.a drpHrtmeut informed the HRwallal ..,vsrrrnrut that the independence of tb.t country had been guaranteed by .la United States as well as by England .-,d France. and that thIs couu try would r-eyet.t any foreign governmeut taking ,-rntroI Of theialands lt is said that tbe S4nIHict Islands wIIl be the only high wsv nm of travel across the Pacific When the PsuEuag canal Cr some other mode of -L!p importation across the l-,hmus is completed, the islands would he the most imp rtlut strategic pO'Et of the Pacitic ocean. lt is also said that the men who arc most interested m @ financial way in the islands ure not svsrse t1 the control ot the islands pass ins Co ;h, German power.
 SAy FHANc1sCn. Feb. .3-U. <. Mar hal Dres's term of office expired la-t Ssturdt night. and as the newly ap- rointed marshal, J. c. Franks, has not vet received official notification ct his l appoiutment, this state Is without [. S. marshal. This occasions adjourn l meut from day to day m the federal cir ! cult srd district courts Rs there IS no le- | gal officer to serve processes or summon | inrors or witnesses. For the same req | s1n the grand jury will not transact oftic- ial business until deputy marshal IS | empowered to bring ID witnesses.
 SAN FRAxcIsc1, Feb. 23-Ihe |. $. ! steamer Bear, one of the Greedy reh-i | vessels. arrived from New York to-day | lt Is expected she wI.l Os sent to the Arctic ocean in search Of the crew ot the
 VEa.er Amethyst.
 LrxIxGroS, Ky, Feb. 23.-A specia | to the Press. from Winchester. Ny
 says: Al noon to-day a powder explosion occurred in grocery store. Mary Wills 1 a cl.rs. whs m the act Of weighing vOwder from a can, wh,r o man stand ing near the counter struck a match {, light a cigar. This Ignit5d the powder 1 which exploded with terrible violence The house was badly wre ,ked, RnC eight persons severly wounded. Two O them, James Hopper and Will Murray are iu a dylng condition, and severn
 others will probably not recover. Tht man who struck the match escaped un hurt Mary WIlls sni two others weri
 also unhurt. The injured are: Blr.
 White, Thomas Martin. James NewSirk James Hopper, W. Murray, John hudy James Carrick ani Buford Smith.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The Mail ana Exp-ess publishes the following inter
 view with Ching Hong, the Chinest
 consul of thi- city, based opou S, ! Louis dispatch saying That the Chimes imperial government coutemplates re
 taliat1ry measures on account Cf tE'
 treatment accorded Chinese subjects 1T
 this country: "f cannot say l am ad
 v.ssi thst Gu imperial proclamation hai
 cen issued compelling all ( thIHsme'
 iu this country tO return home, but
 rau ssy that the c1usul--enerai ct SaI Francisco has sent notices advising al 1 CLIuauen to leave. Whether the ECv
 rrnueut ls back oi this I cannot say
 As to the suggestion of retaliation. nave DO doubt that measures ot th:
 sind will be taken by cur government r. the Chinese ar. driven Cut and ont
 ragged here, why can't our people drly,
 on. all Americans frl m China Tn, good name of thIs country has been dis | -racsd by the recent outrages. and th, question becomes very serious. Ihert
 is no protection Co ChInamen at all, but
 American merchants and rnissio naries
 are well treated n China, and the gov | ernment takes prompt acton not only IT paying damages. but n redrs-siuG
 wrongs done. What 1 don't understand
 is why the good people of the east re.
 main silent. IL certainly was not the
 intention ut Congress that merchants
 and others should be treated in this
 way. If nothing Is done the commerce
 between the two countries, amounting
 SNOU0OOO annually, will be destroyed
 SAS FEASClsco. Feb. 2f.-In the mat
 ter ot the arrest Of Ang Tai Duck. muF-
 ierer ot the NicEc-shams near Clover
 dale, the following dispatch vas received by tine Chinese | Consul General .u this city to-day: "Ang
 rsi DGck was arrested by the Japanese | government. Tie present secretary oi
 tate has determined Co release h.Il Co | So to Hong Kong" This was commuDi-
 'aiel by Chief Police Crowley, who then
 sent the following dispatch to Senator Stanford at Washington. "Ciov. Stone | man made request by cable Co arrest the | Iurds Ter; subsequently, full set Of papers made by the governor. accom- I panied with several ailidavits, al Certi- | .irl by the Japanese consul were seDt on | 'ie 10th mat. ReceIved catleE-Gm to | Icy that Japanese government intends ,o release. To make it certain lt would bc well Go induce the British Govern -usnt Co arrest gt Hong Kong. State in dispatch tO arrest the CuInGusn that vas arrested at Yokohama. that will identify him. J he steamer is expected 70 arrive at Hon. Kong today"
 SAS FRAScIsco, Frb.-Seyenty-iive the heirs of Mary TOwH,y who died m E. gland 2U0 years ggo, leaving Gn es tate Of SSOuOO ,OOj. met a; the Palace hotel yesterday and formed Gn organiz- ati0n for the purpose Of taking steps to- warl tbe recovery O: .heir share of the property. The heirs are supposed to number about 10000
 WAsHISGrOS, Feb. 2i-The Chinese question WIS argued yesterday before the subcommittee Of tue House having the bill in charge. The members of the committee said a: the outset that they wanted to hear only two questions dis Cu-sed. namely: As Co She ptopriety Cf the limitation of two years provided ID the blli for the Iie of return certificates; second, Cs to the necessity and reGsOna- bl-Less ot the period ut exclusion to twenty years. Addresses were made by COugrCssmen Morrow, Felton aud Me ke9ug. The delegation made very favorable impression on the sub-com- iaittee and it is believed that the Nor TOW bal will be reported fsom the sub committee to tLe full committee on Foreign Affairs at it's regular meeting on Thursday night.
 SNN FEASCIsCO. Feb. 2L-Yes'sriay the Oceanic steamship company uf th!z city concluded the purchase oi the Zeala1dis and Australia from the firm of John Elder & CO., Glasgow. J.D.