Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-07

BrbZil. lOint resolution RpprOprIst
 ing S2j OOO to enable the United State.
 to participate in the InternatIonal Expo sition, at Barcelona, Spain, in April nex
 was adopted.
 Les ANGELES, March 3O.-A letter tC Fred AnschlHR, the murderer of thG
 Hitchcock family, from his sister ir Roenigsburg, Germany. After bitterly
 reprOving him for the demands made or the family for aid in his case. says: "You have made yourself and us unhappy foI our entire lives. Oir shame is great, SC
 terrible, that with bowed head and low cred eyes We must pass our RcquaIntRn- ces by, Es We cannot look them in the eyes."
 DENVER, March 30,-The internation- al range association adopted sn addition al section to the constitution providing that the annual meeting of the G.socia- tion be held st Denver on the fourth Tuesday of the month of March. The resolution of Whiie, Ot Texas, waE adopt ed urging congress Co take eff all the du'Ies on cattle and bccves imported from Mexico.
 SAN DIEGo, March "1-A Chinsmau on the ranch of = E. Bliss. in Fl Cejon, was found murdered in a shed late yes terday. His throat wee cut and there was gaping wound in his stomach. It Is believed the murder was committed by fellow oOuniryman.
 SAN DIEGo. March 30.-A telegram was received by President Long of tue Bank of Commerce, from Governor Wa tsrnan this afternoon, stating that ar engagements had been completed which insured the construction of the Coyamco rsilroad and directing him to order the work begun on Monday next
 DENVER, March 3O-The fifth day o, the celebration of the opening of the Panhandle route tO New Orleaus uss the greatest of all. The streets along which the parade passed were lined with flags and bunting, all banks. federal and business offices were closed and it is es- timRted that sevcnty-five thousand peo- pie witnessed the pageant. The msIn column. which was over four miles long, was msrshallsd by Commander J. W, Browning, The G. A. R. celebration concludes tomorrow with a barbaoue for five thousand people at the Union Stock Yards,
 PARIs. March 31.-President Csrnot conferred with LeroYer president off the Senate today. The President will pro- bably summon Floquet 10 form a min istry. A protrscted crisis expected.
 DUBLIN, March 3l.-Gilhooley NJ. P, who was sentenced yesterday to two weeks imprisonment for sssauiting a police inspector in addition to the sen fence two months previously ordered for other alleged offences, was remOv- ed from Skull jail Sunday morn ing. Gilhooley refused to dress when or fered 10 do SO by the police who were to escort him to Cork, The police thereup- on knocked him down. gut on hIs trou- sers and took him away.
 WAsHIyGroS. March 3l.-The Presi- dent, Secretary Whitney and Col. La mont left Washington last night for New York to attend the funeral of ex- Lieut.. Gov. Dorsheimer,
 PARIS, March 3l.-The Journal des Debats says the real victor in the strug- yle yesterday, winch resulted in the de- 'eat of the cabinet. was Boulanger. The crisis. it ssys, will be formidable one. The radicals threaten 10 put B0ulanger lp as a candidate for the presidency against Carnot i, the latter refuses to sccede to theIr programme.
 CHrcAGo. March 31.-The engineers, firemen and switchmen will strike as soon as they are asked 10 assist in nov ng Burlinton freight, and the prospect s favorable for n general lie up of all he lines running into Chicago. Chair man Hoge of the Burlington says the | engineers, fremen and swItchmen of three and perhaps four other ronds would go out today.
 MILWAUKEE, March 3l.-General Man ager Miller Of the St. Paul road sRid this | morning that the Chicago engine dis | ,atchers has joined the ranks of the dis | but that new men would be se- ,ured 10 take their places.
 CHICAGO, March 3l. .-Later-The strike lpread 70 the Fort Wayne, SIX crews | eft their engines in The yards at . o'clock this afternoon. It was re- ported to the Fort Wayne ntu Gt other points in the cIiy who also quit and this zas confirmed ct o'clock. The strike | ln the Fort Wayne in ChIcago IS general .ud IS supposed to be The result Q! the | company accepting train freight this Rf- ernoon from Burlington,
 CHICAGO, March 3l.-Rumors that le up of ali the Milwaukee and St. Paul pads was decided upon Bt late meet ng of the strikers last night, proves rue. The engineers. fremen. switch nen, brakemen and number of conduc- ors of that road hsve quit work. The trike includes the emplOyes o' all divi- ions centering in Chicago. both freight nd passenger. At meeting held last night at which fully 700 St. Paul em- ,loyes attended. a motion was made to le mp the road and was carried without dissenting vote.
 PrTrsURG. March 31.-The railroad ot- Iclsls oI Ihe Pennsylvania Go. have been the Burlington very closely or the past few days. Their lines, in ludiug the Fort Wayne road, are not
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