Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-03
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Hertfordshire, to see Lord Salisbury
 He called first at the foreign office and finding the prime minister gone imme dlately followed hlm to his country seat It IS said Lord Salisbury fBvors the re- tlremeDt of Lord SRckviile West.
 The U, 5. legation are extremely retI' cent on the subject of the Ssckville West affair. White. first secretary oi legation, when. questioned about the matter, declined to talk.
 NEW YORK, Oct PA Herald's Wash ington special says that Minister Phelps has been instructed by the President to intimate to Premier Sslisburg that the President IS of the opinion that Minister West should be recalled.
 CHARLESTON, W. Va. Ost, 27.-A train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroa was thrown from .he track just above this city this morning, caused by misplaced switch. The engine. en der, baggage car, two coaches and sleeper, were thrown over Gn embarkment aad the fireman and conductor were burned to death.
 WASHINGTON. Oct 27.-In reply to an inquiry as to what ste ps had been taken by this govern ment in regard tO the let ter of the British minister, Secretary Bsyard said to-day. We simply laid the facts al once, and as a matter ot course, before our minister at the court of St. James, to be communicated by him to Her Msjesty's government. In regard to the ostle dispatch of this morning stating the report current in London that Lord Salisbury fsvors & recall. Lord SackvIlle's secretary said "Thatiis mere ly London rumor of winch l know nothing"
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Oct, 27.-The whal- ing bark, J. A. Roylsnd arrived from the ArctIc today. She reports the following thirteen steam whGlers in the ice with but little prospects of ever being able to get out Andrew Hicks, Wm, Bayliss, Saucer, Sen Breeze. Ohio, R1sBrIo, Rein deer. Eliza Moss, Hunter, J. r, West, Hidalgo and Ocean. Nearly all ef these vessels are from New Bedford, Mass. | There are between five and SIX hun dred man tied up in the vessels and they will not be able to survive long owing t0 the scarcity of provisions. Should the vessels be broken up the loss will amount to about half a million dollars. The Steamers Truman and Thrasher which left on a relief expedition took large amount of supplies.
 NEz YORK. Oct. 27.-President and Mrs. Cleveland arrived st the Astor ear ly this morning. After breakfast the president received q number of callers, among whom were Hon. Roswell F. Flower, lion. Hugh Mclaughlin, Sir Patrick Collins. Gen, W lliRm II. Bar mum and Col. CslvIu S. Brice. After re viewing the parade the President will dine at Secretary Whitney's and leave on the p, m. train for Washington.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 27-Business mep's Cleveland and Thurman demonstration tals afternoon was very successful con sideTing tbe weather, the rain having fallen sll day, and Broadway IS covered with water aud sticky mud. NOtwith- standing this between fifteen and tven- y thousand men marched up Broadway from stand in front O. Worthis monu- ment. Mayor Hewitt stood at the Presi- dents side.
 Sas FRASc1sco. Oct. 26.-The contest tonight at the rooms Of the California Athletic club between Jos. McAulIfie, heavy weight chsnpIon of the Pacific coast, and Mike Oonley the lthica giant, was witnessed by fully two thousand people, McAulIffe weighed 2l5 and ConleY 1s7. Hiram Cook acted Rs ref cree and Jack Hayes and Mm. Delaney seconded COnley, Barney Farley and Young Mitchen looking after McAulitfe. they were greeted Wiih cheers on enter ing the rlng. Time wss called st 9=-5 and began by rushing a. the start but few blows and clinches was all that was accomplished. In the second round Copley pursued the same tactics. push ing McAuIlffe against the ropes. and tn latter returned by knocking Conley down who arose with d fcultY and made desperate to Dnt,1ue the fight, only to receive 6 stunning blow on the Jaw that completely knocked him out. In about SIX minutes after time was called Tor the first round MoAuliffe was declared win ner amid great excitement. The purse WAS for S2,00O: all going to the winner.
 Los ANGELES, Got. 26.-In an inter view with ". c. Mortimer, British ce- counsel, the Evening Express. reporter was to-day informed that Minister West had not yet made inquiry ss to O. d. Murchison beng the author Of the Po- mona letter.
 SAN FRAScIsco, O,t. 26-The steamer Arabao arrived from Hong Kong and Yolkohoma tbs afternoon. The Japan Gazette has a statement published in the Chinese Times the effect that the action O; the Or 'nese minister 10 the U. in the matter of the treaty which was : recently rejecting by the Chinese govern . Tg k..1 mi .t him and endesvors were made by an angry mob 10 wreck the ministers
 house.
 The Chinese Times also contains let ter signed by Peklu officials, written
 inst after the news had been reached ID Cbi0s.
 B The following is sn extracl taken from
 the letter. If the obnoxious American
 bill should be carried into effect then Il
 v,ll be a question for China to consider [ whether it is not time for her to correct |, her treaties made with that country Rpc . to recall her subjects from there and tG
 expel all U. s, citizens from thls coun
 try and cease sll relations and inter
 course. diplomatic and commercial, will . that country"
 g SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 26-Capt- HeDr, T. Lubbock supervising inspector ot th'
 steam vessels, transmitted a letter to-ds.
 to Cspt. Thos Wallace of the steRme D City of Chester which was sunk ID ih r bay two months ago. Supervising m
 spector declares null and void the rscer
 action of the local inspectors revokini 4be license of Capt, Wallace as maste and pilot. He states that he make e this decision because the local inspecto
 did not follow the rules of practic
 which require iinspectors to furnish th # accused with a copy of the cnsrges. e PIrTsRURG. Oct. 26.-Secretsry Cox
 of the window glass workers sssociatio
 tr-dsy gave out portion of the prIvsi e letter he received from General Msste o Workman Powderly, n which the latte
 declared himself protectionist.
 WAsHIsGros. Oct. 25.-Colonel Lii
 Der, acting judge advocate of the arm y in his annual report shows the numbt d of prisoners tried by court martial th ?. past year to be 1730. He recommend l. Iegislstion 10 correct the existing evils d unmessured discretionary powers of D court martial.