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san Francisco News Budget.
San FRAScrsco, May %. = George
Earnest sues the Post Publishing COM
pany for $4,000, for defamation Of
character. The Post published an ur-
ticle headed GLOW Nevada's School
Fund Lost Million" which charged
Earnest with sacrificing the public in
terest for personal cousi 'ieratious in vot-
ing against the school bill.
The Coroner's jury brought in YER
diet in the case OF Engineer Ross, killed
at the Palace Hotel explosion, exonerat-
ing all persons from blame.
A. Petegnia obtained judgment against
the North Gould aud Curry Mining
Company for half interest in defend
ants mine.
The baptist Chinese Missionary So
oisty Of California has been incorporated.
A collision occurred between freight
and emigrant train for Arizona and the
Virginia Express, westward bound, last
evening ct the Stock Yards near West
Berkeley. The injuries incurred were
confined to the passengers on the emil
grant train. No one was killed, The
wreck was cleared within two hours.
Rsnsred Cabinet Change.
WASHINGTON, May %. The presence
Of Richard Crowley in Washington, and
the fact that he spent some time with
President Arthur this evening, has
caused some comment among the Cos
sips. II was reported not long since
that breach had occurred be
tween the President end Crowley, which
would not sooa, ifyfvey. be mended.
This interview has given class Of Cos.
sips, known as cabinet makers aud
breakers, "a theme. They say Arthur has
been for long time very anxious to
get Folger out of the Cabinet.
but Folger has been SO largely
sacrificed since he has been in
the Cabinet that the President does
not feel like throwing him overheard al
stogether. He is. the gossips add, there
i&N about TO withdraw Minister Low
ell. asainst whom thfe has been
made complaint on VI account Of
the Irish troubles, and send
Folger to the court of ST. James. He
will then give his friend Crowley the
Treasury portfolio. 1t Is actually as
serted that the President sent for Crow
ley to come and sec him, and that the
proposed change in the Cabinet was the
subject OF their interview tonight.
Redskins VS.. Redtape.
Ell PAso, Texas, May 2l.-General
Crook advises the Government Of Sonora
and General Topeta that his forces are
Ia the State. He also notified General
Terranxas, Governor OF Chihuahua, and
General Regard. commander Of the forces
here. II was explained that no per-
mission to make campaign on MEXICAN
soil could be accorded; that IL wohvl be
against International law. Atthe same
time that neither Government would
interfere should he follow up the rene
gades. Correspondence in regard to
Crooks movement Is going on between
the United States and Mexico. The
longer Crook remains on Mexican soil
the more complicated the situation
becomes.
fsailread Land Claim.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Southern
Pacific Railway Company have applied
to the Secretary Of the Interior for the
lands originally granted to the Texas
Pacific Railway Company for the con-
struction Of its road. The lands are
claimed by virtue OF an assignment from
the Texas Pacific Company, which has
failed to construct the road for which
the grant was made.
An Insane Mothers Crime.
WI1LIAMsFIELD, O., May 22.-Mrs.
r. j. McMilbrie, of Lindenville, Ashta-
bula county, while in fit Of temporary
insanity, drowned hsr two children in q
well and then took poison herself. There
IL no hope Of her recovery. The children
were aged 2 and 9 years respectively.
Ethereal Mildness still.
CINCINNATI, O., May 22.--Snow on
the hill tops fell last night, and lay on
the roofs and trees to the depth Of one
to two inches.
Moscow In Imperial Garb.
Moscow, May 22.-Tbe weather this
morning for the entry Of the Gar into
Moscow Is splendid. The whole route,
from Petroffsky palace to the Kremlin,
is four and half miles and ia
crowded with people at every point
Imperial standards are displayed
from balconies hung with decorated
materials and Russian colors. The only
foreign emblems allowed to be displayed
are those over the various Embassies
6long the road which the procession
treversed. There are hundred Vene.
tisn masts, from which banners are
flying. All the domes and spires
Of the buildings in the city are decked
with flags. Thousands Of persons passed
the night out Of doors so that they might
secure good places to witness the process
sion. Multitudes Of others thronged the
churches praying for the safety Of the
Emperor.
Tho Coming Pageant.
Moscow, May 22.-The Car left the
Petrotfsky palace at noon and reached
the Kremlin at 1880 o'clock. There
was slight fall Of rain during the pro.
cession, but otherwise the affair was q
complete success. The enthusiasm Of
the people all along the route
was unbounded. The Emperor wore
the uniform Of General and was
mounted on splendid charger. He rod,
q little in advance Of the four Generals
who were directly attending him. He
maintained calm demeanor all through
and often smiled graciously in respons,
to the enthusiasm which greeted him at
every point.
Reported Attempt ON the Cars
Life.
BERLIN, May PA report, which i
not yet confirmed come from st. Peters
burg. that previous to the departure O
the Emperor for Moscow, an explosion
occurred under wash-stand and in I
Ere place In his dressing room, but no
body was injured, the Emperor and EN-
press being in the dining room at thu
time.
The Irish bishops and the Pope
RoxE, May 22.--The Papal Propa
ganda has issued supplemental circulal
70 the Irish Bishops enforcing the pre-
vious injunctions.