Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24

telegram tonight from General SuIer- Iutcndent McCool, of San Bernardioo saying that be has been notified by Vlcs President Smith thst Chief Arthur ordered the chairman of the Atchison
 Topeka and Santa Fe Grievance Com l mittee to revoke the order for strike . aud iustuci the men to return tO their
 work.
 | BERLIN. March l6.-The funeral Oi l Emperor William took place tc- lay. ! The weather Wss intensely cold. Hun | dreds of thousands of spectators oc-
 cuDIed the space behind the soldiers, | while the windows along Unter der Lia- | den were crowded. Mourning orna- | n,eDts and drsperss were everywhere
 visible. The center of the road was
 strewa with fir branches.
 | The funeral services were held in the | cathedral according to the program. | Emperor Frederick was not present On sccount of the weather beng to severe | Co allow him to expose himself. The services began with soft pre- ! lnde on the orgsn, then Dr. koegel, | chaplain, read different passages of scrip | turs and then delivered sermon stand | ing beside the coffin. He concluded his
 sermon with the Lords prayer and the | conVregatiou sang & hymn.
 | When the benedictIOn was pro1Onno-
 sd twelve regim ntsl commanders slew | ly raised the coffin from the resting place
 and moved fOrsard with 1t toward the ! manosOleum. On either side of the | coffin were mipIsteTs of state bearing | the imperial crown, and behind walked
 the royalties.
 WASHINGTON. March Is A bill annex
 ing part otIdshO to Washington Terri | tory and Montana was reported from the | committee on territories and was placed | ou the calendar. The house in conven- | tiCD of the whole discussed the senate
 Hmnendmeuts to the urgency deficiency
 bills, and adopted the Rmmendment ap- propriating S6Z7 900 to reimburse the state of Texas for expenses incurred ID
 repeIling invasion and suppressing h. dian hostilities.
 LONDON. March 16.-The Queen at tended the services in honor Of the late
 Emperor in the private chapel at Wind
 scr castle to-day. Services were also | held ai St. Peter, bug and Vienna.
 WASHINGTON. March 16-serviees in memory Os the late EmperOr William
 were held to-day. The President &C., c1mpanied by Secretaries Baysrd, Fair child, Whitney and Villas and Postmss- tsr General Dickinson attended. | KANSAS CITY, March 17.-At 10 o'clock this wOTnIag the Fort Scott & Gulf
 trains were ell moving with regularity. | The situation Cu tue Santa Fe IS un- | changed, no switching being done m tbe | yards Chairman Carroll, speaking In regard to published reports of the tinsn- | cial strength of the brotherhood, said
 "Ir ia true there Is Ouly about S3OO,OOO
 in the contingent fund, but Tn addition
 to that we have building funds ID our
 treasury amounting to SjG0,OOO. ThIs
 can bs used tO pay expenses Of strike ] ii necessary. The are 27, 7,JOO members in good standing and each of them can | put up S10O at 0 moments notice if nee | essary and We would then have over
 three and oue-halt millions for fighting
 capital
 KANSAS CITY, March l7-Chalrman Carroll ot the grievance committee sd-
 m.ttrE this morning that tue reports | which be gave the Associated Press yes
 te-Iay, to tLe effect shat various roads
 w0nll be call, d ch each day, were m true, and had been given out simply to
 create e scare throughout the country
 Ssx'eun Santa Fe engineers have stated their intention to return to work to-day
 Thls hls created a great stir and mem
 b.rs cf the committee are urging thu
 men 60 nd firm.
 KAxsAs CITY, March l7.-FitteeI l SaIta Fe engineers have notified the ofh
 ciaIs uf the road they will be ready to gC
 back 70 their engines when called upon he Denver express left this morning II chsrge Oi brotherhood engineer. As
 .i-taut Superintendent Spoon says h' believes all men will return to work l tbe Calf men do not go out this after noon.
 Los ANGELES. March 1.-The yards O ,ur Atchisgn road look dead and de
 $ rted thls mor0Tug. Thirteen englne z ] are 10 the rOund house, and ID the statloI is a notice sEo trains till further orders. Q Overland train from Boston arrived thI morning and mGI. train without psssen , grrs will leave this evening.
 CHICAGO, March 17-Dispsich iron , Wa-hlngton says: "Rumored here tha
 A'chisou Topeka railroad company hR , refused, tO allow striking engineers C D b.ui U. S. msIl cars unless they sls i. haul passengers and express cars. Vic 2 President Smith virtually admitted tha ! l r y.ss true. He said the contract wit . the government called on the road |
 carry msI. on passenger trsios, and ths
 ,Eey would com ply with the requirement r oi Jhe cNhtfact.'
 "a KANSAS CITY, March l7-Supt. Spoo e of The Santa Fe, says his road will - running in good order before plght g s uumoers of the men have announce
 tar!r intention of returning to their cat .- @ u.n called upon. Engineers will nc l. talk and those who are managing to - strike were looking Very dIsconsolste- f WAsHINGroS, March 17.-The way . aud means committee passed upon th ,- remaining internal revenue portion ,. ;he Mills bill ard bsgsn considersuO g ot thst part of the measure relating - tariff.
 bcnator Stanford to-day appeared b ,- fore the ssaate special committee ,i which was referred the reports of tt b Pacific Railway commission. lie shl I Gtt EuNtluulcut u-N AIefo '' @-- '--N Y al tbe advantages any one ever expee'e b. i' would reap, and now H had pos ,- ,tebtor to deal with. IL was ques;l'
 DOW whether the government would de 2 gs generously ss indi5ldual creul'o Is would under like cIrcumstances- N BALTIMORE. Md., March 15-Mo dsf-tre news ot the destruction of ve
 sels and property and loss of life on q l Lower Chesapeake IS begiDDine to cou
 in In the Annamessex river an u rpown schooner foundered and h q r,agy 0f SIX msn were frozen stlt. '' NIu5iy creek a number of oyster dred
 ersers known to bsse perished. II st ze1ocner Eastern Light lost four ot D .i crew. schooner Josepaine Allen also lo ,a ,ou- r. is impossible ss yet to estlma =, l .L- g,ti damage of q storm uDOo [