Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27
THE CITIZEN.
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hAsHlNOIOSs O uuc <O.- l uC CCAolC continued debating the Army Appro- priation bill and House Conference Committee reported Judicial Expense bill submitted. Springer said Demo crats would not vote a dollar to pay Deputy Marshals for election service.
 OMAHA, June 20.-George Reynolds, convicted for crime of polygamy in | Utah, and sentenced to two years Tn Nebraska Penitentiary at Lincoln, has been delivered in prison.
 PHeNIx, June 21-The south bound stage was robbed last night at 10 o'clock, three miles south of here, by one man, who took the mail and ex- press box. The mail bags were recov- cred but the box could not be found. Five people were on the stage. A Herald reporter visited the spot this morning, and is of opinion that the robber is the same one who robbed the stage two months ago.
 4 Herald special from Wickenburg says ten teams for the Vulture works just passed, bound for Seymour. Su- perintendent Cusenbury says the mill will be in operation by July 10. Ore is being delivered at the mill. A new vein has just been discovered which assays very rich.
 The mill in Tonto basin has stopped because of the scarcity of waler.
 LONDON, June 20.-The Prince I'm perial Of France has been shot and killed in ambush in the South African war while sketching fort The body was stabbed in eighteen places.
 WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Presi- dent has approved the bill making ap- propriation for the legislative, execu- tive and judicial expenses of the Gov ernment; also, the resolution amenda- tory of the sundry civil appropriation bill approved last March, one interest ling feature of which is the repeal clause appropriating S4O,OOO for the extension of the military telegraph lines from Helena, Montana, and from Fort Elliott on westward.
 The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections have authorized the ap- pOintment of subcommittee to sit during recess, to continue the Spotford- Kellogg investigation, and resolution was passed authorizing the committee to investigate the Ingalls, case.
 The report of the Conference Com mittee on the disagreeing votes of the two houses on the judicial expense bill was adopted.
 BERLIN, June 21.-The news of the death of the Prince Imperial of France in South Africa causes profound sen sation. The newspapers express deep sympathy and the Court will probably go into mourning for some time.
 CAIRO, June 21.-A telegram an nounceS that the abdication of the Khedive of Egypt is imminent. Other telegrams say that he is willing to pay creditors and will not abdicate.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-James Gordon Bennett is expected to arrive soon.
 WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Presi- dent has signed the army appropria- tion bill and vetoed the judicial ex- pense bill.
 The following retirements are i'm pending: Adjutant General Town send, Inspector Marcy, Quartermaster General Meigs, Chief of Engineers Humphreys and Judge Advocate Dunn.
 WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Score tary of War has been informed that Bolivia has decreed to issue letters of marque, with authority to pTivateers to seize and capture neutral vessels, and that a great number of vessels have departed for the United States.
 FRANKFORT, K9., June 24.-On Sat urday night party of unknown men wounded Samuel Falkner and burnt his house, which was all consumed with its inmates, three children. Nc cause given, but supposed to be the work of the Ku-Klux-Klan.
 Eastern wires down yesterday.
 The Silver Question m Germany.
 BERLIN, June 1S.-The Boursc Ga zette has reason to believe that the Government, in reply to an interpella. ton to be introduced in the Reichstag, will state that it has no intention of modifying the principles which hither- to have been followed relative to coin age; will attribute the suspension of the sales of silver to the state of the market and to the actual requirements of the Government, and will announce its intention of extending the coinage of silver. should such a measure be ultimately necessary.
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