Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
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. forth that in 1855, after Japan had en-
 tered into @ treaty with the United
 States, he went with his femily to thai
 country for the purpose of establishing
 depot for supplying whaling vessel'
 with such uecesssries as could not bt
 obtained from the Jap4nese. Or his ar
 rIval he deposited his passport from ths
 President of the UnitSd States addressed
 to the Emperor of Japan, but he was re-
 fused landing. After severcl weeks
 delay, be laid ihe matter befCge CrUmo'
 dofe Rogers, v5o explained kis oase,
 but they persisted ID .heir refusal tc
 allow him 10 lsnd. He finally returned
 home, owing tine chartered ve' sei and
 captain S30,0l0. He sold at auction
 enough of hls goods to satisfy thIs 1e5t
 and embarked Inc remainder on bis yes.
 sel which he sent to the Seq of Oskosh
 10 find 0 market. The vessel foupGered
 a. sea, and being uninsured, he lost
 everything. "rhis," he says, "wes Hu
 enterprise. which it the Japanese Lad
 not interfered with, would have made
 .ue q large fortune. For thirty year
 have been asking congress fer redress
 assured me by Commodore Rogers, and
 TO redress yet. The senate some SIX
 years ago, took favorable action but the
 bill failed to reach the house" Subse.
 qnently the position vGs reversed and
 the claim, be says, was finally virtually
 adjusted and approved, the amount sl-
 loved being S5l,2C0 The petitioner iE
 the sole survivor of the expedition. and
 is an old man in want. He therefore
 prays cognress to take prompt action and
 sr, L.. wnN,-rI.1 ka Iunr
 wroDefully wrested from him.
 LONDON, January 3-A dispatch from
 Berne gives the following from the high
 est official sources regarding Schrhaer and Heupt recently errested in Zufick,
 both of whom are anarchists and social Ists: Suspeoting Hsupt ss an emmissry the police on meeting him took him to Schrader's house. The house vas searched from top 10 bottom and a quantity Oi dynamits found together with q number of letters from Police h. spector Kreu9er. Both men were handed over to the Swiss in@rsc or. Heupt's house was also searched and there Eas found Rn extensive cOrrespOnderce with Berlin Inspector Hocke together with accounts proving tkst Heupfs salary WAS 220 marks per month sud that he has received since 1880. I4.0O0 marks as extra. Both men were arrested on the charge of melting 0utrsges on life and property.
 SAS FRASCIsco, January 3-Informs- tiOn has been roseIved from AalIeTsvilia, the breeding farm of William Ashs in Merced county, to the effect thst an cps dtmic IS raging among the horses IT. that vicinity RHd that the racing stables O. Porter Ashe had suffered considerably from It. Tnbordet aud Snowdrop are reported to be iR dying condition and Gerald was struggling wI'h the sickress with the chances of dying. The die ease is sad 10 be the formation of iu- nor ID the throat.
 WASHINGTON, January 3-Agreeeblt to the suggestion from the Amorican as socIation for the advancement of sclenee Major Powell cOntemplGtes mskibga port ID favor Of receiving As government property several pueblo districts ID the southwest and two canyons ID New Mex ico. inhabited by the cave dvellers, with & view of eventually making them gov ernment parks. in order to preserve evil dence of the method of life of rsce of people fast becoming extinct
 NEW ORLEANS, January 3-The funer- al of the late city administrator, Polk NeRly, who was murdered yesterday. took place today. It was the largest ever witnessed m this city. Mayor GuIl- loite ID his proclamation says: Il r5- gsri with Ebborrence the manner by which his death was accomplished and will spare no effort to bring to punish ment the party by whom it WAS con summated."
 NEW YORK, January 3-Mayor Hsw- Il sent letter to-day 10 the governor iu which he states neither the city nor the slate nor any other portion of the union ls tToe from the spread ci contiguous diseases under the present qcBraatiu- regulations Of this port. The opinion oi She Mayor is based on the Teport oi the Board of Heslth ci the city. He recoume1ds the governor submit the matter to the Legislature for action ia improving matters in the arrangement of quRrsntIne.
 READING, Pa, January 3.-Advices from interior towns of coal regions say tbst the local miners will undoubtedly strike this morning, when all coal tral- tic vii, of course, be suspended.
 The coal aud freight traffic while in tuli operation on the Reading road, Is not as brIsk az i; Was before ;hs pres ent labor troubles. It k apparent the new men were not able to man the trains as rapidly gs the old ores. Tbe majority of the coal men are idle and fhi- likewise has its effect on traffic. There is no fear by the business com the shop hands ID this city Eiil strike, 8s It is an assured fact they aIl not do 60.
 DUBLIN, January 3.-Cullimsre, the | campaign leader on the Kingstone es- tate, has bten arrested on charge of in- 1 ,it'ng tenants to illegal acts. The ten. | lnts of tue hingstors estate held a l at MIsche.stown to-day where l they elected s president and adopted | resolutions declaring the land commit 1 'ioneF's reduction of judioiRl reuts in- adequate, and that they would continue | he plan of campaign unhl the eyicted l enaDts were reiDs:sted and they would | appeal for a greater reduction than at | present.
 LISBON. January 3.-The king in his Ipeech gt the opening of the cortes to- Icy referred c. the agreement with Chi ls regulating political and commercial | citations; Co the prospect of e settle. nent with Zsnzibsr; to the progress md prosperity of the Congo territory md Co the rapid development of the )elRgO by colony slnce its connection y railway with the interior, He said be financial condition Of the Kingdom gss sound.
 ST. PAUL, January 3.-Ths motion of I. G.. Stone for sn injunction against he Minnesota Thresher Co. came on for lesnng in the United Ststes circuit ouTt today before Judge Nelson. and .t the close of the hearing, the motion nd injunction were denied and refused. The formal transfer of this great prop r.y will nov be made and possession aken Et once.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, January 3-The cases f Mayor Pond and Acting Health or cer Gale, arrested Saturday on com lsint of Dr O'Dopnell, charging them nth a misdemeBDor ID maintaining { uisance ID the shspe ot asmsllpox tent , Portsmouth sgusre, vas called in the | office court today and continued for ( eek.