Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
NeMs of the Day.
Cholera is reported at Bombay.

Cholera is reported at Bombay.
 Thomas Rawson Birks, the English ecclesiastic, IS dead.
 Ten inmates Of the Bellevue, \. !. hospital were prostrtaed by lightning last Sunday. None seriously injured.
 Orsini has defeated Garibaldi n the contest for seat in the Italian Cham Der of Deputies
 ! Dr. Milllgan Potichul, Ot the New York City Board of Health staff, aged twenty-five. committed suicide last night
 A speclal from Parkersburg. W. V, states that John R. COe shot and killed 1 Calvoa Williams for slauderIng hls daughter.
 Issue of standard silver dallars from the Mints for the week ending July 2lst | S324,O50; correspOndIug period last year s1S6,499.
 The Department of State has received the announcement of the death of the Hon. James M. Priest, Justice of the Supreme Court of Liberia.
 Saturday man got aboard Of the freight-truin on the Miss urI-PacItc, near Red river. Upon his fare being de- manded, he drew his pistol and killed the brakesman.
 The whereabouts of Carey, the inform CT, is unknoNn outside the British Gov ernment. Carey has agreed to complete loss of identify and absolute exile. The counsel for Major Nickerson says he does not credit the report that Nick erson Is in Philadtlphia. He declares that he has no Idea where he IS.
 Alderman Hedley, who wlll be the nexl Lord Mayor of London, Is nov at Ottawa, Ont, where he represents the American, British and Continental Gable Company
 A Washington special states that a | telegram has been received at the Jap aneSe Legation announcing the death on Friday morning at kioto, Japan, of Iwakura, Prime MisIster Oi Japan.
 Lennig, or Lenning, the German American student who killed ano;he- student in duel near Wurzburg and fled to Switzerland, where be was arrest ed, Is a resident of Philadelphia.
 A hitch has occurred in the purchase of Sir Philip Miles picture galle-y by ! Vanderbilt, and connOisseurs are urg- ing the Government Co buy the celsbrat- cd Raphaels and Claudes which the gal lery contains.
 At the trial at Nyre.hhaza of several Jews for the alleged murder of Esther Salomossy, a Christian girl, d constable deposed that he had been compelled by orders he had received to bastirldO a prisoner and torture him with numb screws.
 The Sun says: "Mr. Gould IS now the most determined adversary of tie strik- | ing operators Of the Western Union. He was unusually accessible yesterday to reporters, all of whom were assured | in language of unusual strength for him that he would not tolerate tine terms of telegraphers or recognize Iu tuy way their Brotherhood
 The Duke and Duchess of Ttck are in a sad plight. The plate, linen, china and furniture are ou sale at KensiugtOu pal ace, including the family relics. There Is severe comment m society on the conduct of the queen, with III her ac- cumulated wealth, allowing such a dis grace as an auction In the rOyIl family.
 Spencer St. John, the English envoy | l on the payment of the Brit su cOuveu- ton debt, E6j1OOO, before tle resump- tion of diplomatic intercourse. He re. ports that Senor Marshall is empowered | to arrange the liquidation u the debt and also to enter into treaty on the basis of the most favored IatIOu The treaty made with America IS owing tu the pOstpOnement of the English ne- gotiations-
 The alleged remains of au extinct | monster were exhumet tie other day near Syracuse, New York. \ portion of a tusk about five feet long and tooth of immense size were dug mp, and local | scientific gents are a good deal inter ested thereat. As, however, the stupeu- dOus hoax of the Cardiff giant was con- | ceIved and executed in the ueighbOrhO0d | of Syracuse, the present discoveries are | regarded with good deal of suspicion.
 Dlario Official gives details of the bot tie at Haunaco, as reported to General | Lynch. Caceres had 1,JUD men, while | GOmez's division numbered l,GUu Ca | ceres loss was from 500 Co l,O0J killed. and large number surrendered. Ot the Chilian force jO were kuicd and 1O4 wounded. Several Peruvian chiefs were killed Caceres and Reeabra were sc- verely wounded. The ChILia1s captured II pieces Of artillery, S0 rifles and one standard.
 A lady member Of the family of MT. Henry Burnett, Assistant United States Deputy Marshal, who lives lt No. 4f Park street, Newars, went upstairs Thursday about II o'clock tO Nr. Bur nett's room and found sitting at his desk a strange man rihiug the drawers and holding in hls right hand revolver Instead of screaming the lady, who is about 9 years of age. stared at the stranger. who was SO surprised that he dropped the revolver on the floor. The lady calmly picked It up. She then or- iered the man to leave the house. and he proceeded to do SO. Al the door of the room he paused. threw up his hands and implored the lady not tD shoot him He then quickly left the house.
 A committee waited on MT Jay Gould ID behalf of the New Orleans Exposition, to request his subscription to that en- terprise. He was too busLy engaged with the Western Union complications to attend to them, and referred them Co Captain Hayes. the general manager Of his roads at St. Louis,who will subscribe what he thinks proper. Mr c P. Hun tlngtOn has subscribed S2jOO1, and President Baldwin, of the Louisville and Nashville company, has recommended a liberal subscription The committee re- port that Sl500D0 has already been sub scribed, and tins, with what has been raised in New Orleans, it is said. will in- sure a successful exposition.