Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-17
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 LONDON, March lO-MitchelI and Sullivan vent 10 CreiI this morning, 32 miles north of Paris, with the intention oi hghtlng this afternoon. The police were cognIzant of their movements.
 BERLIN. March 10.-The body of Emperor William has been embalmed and lies ID state ID the hall Oi the palace. hls teatu'es are placid, showing no sign of the pain he suffered.
 BERLIN. March l0.-Nothiug hss been settled yet with regard to funeral cere- monies of the late Emperor William, lis will will not be opened until the re- turn of the neE Emperor. IL Is under. stood that the Emperor expressed a wish that his funeral be conducted with out any pomp.
 PARIS, March lC.-With few exoep- tiOns which met with general contempt, !, both newspapers and citizens here have d ns themselves credit by the dignity with which they received the news, and the moderation and justice with which they judge the death of the Emperor. There IS further feeling O. satisfaction ID seeing the Crown Prince ascend the throne whose herOice sufferiDgs have made him sn object Of admiration to his adveTsarIes.
 SAN RENO, March l0.-Emperor Fred erick She III. pEssed a good night, He drove to the station at 2 o'clock this morning accompanied by the EmpTess Victoria 10 take a special train to Der lin. The largest crowd ever seen in San Reno gathered 10 witness his departure. The new Emperor was enthusiastically , cheered by the crowd and be repea,edl, bO~ed hIs acknowledgements To their greetings.
 ROME. March l0-The Pope has besn slightly Indisposed for the past two days. No serious symptoms have been msnI- tested, but certain degree of gppre- hensIOn exists.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mo, March IO-Bni Walker. chief Ot the Balds noblers has been und guilty of murder gDd seq tenced Co be haugtd. ILe crime for which be was found guilty was the mur- der of over year ago Of George Green scd William Evans who aGi in some way given ofiense Co the BaliL nobber-. Walker led the attack on their ho1ses and each was dragged from bis bed and murdered before his fsmily.
 CHICo, Cal, Msrch I0.-Ex Gov. John F. St. John. oi k kIusas, has purchose ed a traC; If land here and states he will build home here for his family.
 TANGIEB, Mar h lO-The U. <. war ship mounting six guLs Aas srfivsd Lere. The captain demands the immediate rtlease of the man who Is under American pro- tection aud who Is imprisoned at Kabal. He also demands satisfaction from the MoOrish government for the mans illegal arrest.
 VALLEJO, Cal. March lO.-Powder mill exploded at PInole this morning. Every building here was shaken. Ex- tent of the damage IS got known.
 The explosion occurred m IA tub of nitro-glycerine snd killed W II Swi- bort, foreman of the powder departnent and a ChIDamGn. SwIbort Nas engaged m breaking up two old tubs. No other damage was done ss the explosion oc- cured in open air.
 CHIoAGo, March IO-Wheat, cash. I5 l-l6. May, 50 7-l6. Corn. cash. 4S ss. Msy, j2 5l6
 WAsHISGT0S, March l0.-SiatIsticsl re- turns from the agricultural department for March, show he corn crop to be the smallest since S4. The cropis estimated st five hundred ard eight million bushels; 8 decrease of one hundred million from la The aannk r-h s,,s k. l. of farmers Is estimated at one hurdred and thirty-twO million more than last year.
 WAsHISGToS, March 9.-The commit teeOn military affairs have unanimously agreed 10 recommend the passage of the Cutchern bill sppropriatIng s7,575. coo for public defense.
 Herman, of Oregon, was transferred from the committee on manufactures to the committee on IbdIsn depreciation clai ms to fill the vacancy caused by Buchsnen, of New York. who WAS trans ferred to the committee on manufactu- rers.
 In consideration of tke omnibus war claims bill, the committee of the whole appropristinz Sl0.000 for the re- lief of the Protestant ElIscO.al Theolo: glcal Seminary and high school in Vir- gInis was agreed 10 and passed by vote of 105 to 100.
 DENVER, March g. IL is reported that the Weet bound express of the U. r due at : o'clock tnis morning WAS wreck ed near La Sale. 15 miles east of here at 4 this morning b. broken rsIl Several were killed and wounded. A special train left here at 10 o'clock carrying physicians, stretchers, etc.
 LONDON. March 9.-The Sullivan and Michell fight has been postponed on &C., count of a squsbble. IL will probably take place On Monday.
 AyIESs, France, March 9.-Both Sulli- vaO and Mitchell are here, but gems d's mas end English detectives are watching their movements. closely. P,-lJ of wrsDgling has marked :he proceeding SO far and the announcement that the fight was postponed caused DO surprise. There seems to be s general feeling that quibbie will come and that there will be no fight at sll. SullIvan's friends say thRt Mitchell Is ID a wretch ed condition and would stand DO show.
 ST PAUL, Miur.. March 9-President g. Fisher, of the St Paul ard Duluth. Doti- fed the BrotherhrOd Of Boccmoti e Engineers that bis road would handle Burlington cars. i St Paul and Duluth engineer said the men on that road would strike within tweDty-four hours.
 WASHINGTON, March 9.-Theo. J. Potter. vice president and General mans- ger of the Union Pacific railroad, died st Wilckers Hotel at Il:l5 this morning.
 WASHINGTON. March s.-An increase of pension has been granted to Arthur Borton, of Tucson.
 BERLIN, March 9.-The Enperor's remains lie covered with white cloth on the bedstesd on which he died ID the Imperial chamber. Divine servIces will be held is the mortusry chamber to- night.
 SAN RENO, March 9 9-The Emperor Frederick III was greatly disturbed or hearing the news of his fathers death but is now tranquil. The new Emperor and wife will leave for Berlin to-morroV morning.
 PARIS. March 9.-The psrlimentsry chambers will not adjourn on account ol