Mohave County miner., 1884-05-25
News of the w eek.

O., last Friday.
 Buchanan won the great Kentucky Derby at Louisville.
 The Union Pacific has comEro- missed the Credit Mobllier litigation.
 Judah P. Benjamin left behind no materials for a biography.
 The Conservative Peers will reject the British Franchise bill.
 B1smarck's resignation of the Pres idency of the Prussian Cabinet has been accepted.
 Vienna, May 16.-The Stadt The ater has been burned. The fire or iginated III the gallery and spread rapidly. The roof fell in at 5:3O carrying with itthe great chandelier, and the iron curtain separating the stage from the auditorium fell at 6:3O o'clock. The flames then at tackled the stage, and It and all the theatrical properties were destroyed. The iremen succeeded in extinguish ing the flames at 10 o'clock, but not before the entire building was ruined Several persons were injured. The fire was caused by the carelessness of parties at work on the building.
 The House Committee on Public Lands has prepared a bill repeating the Pre-emption and Timber Culture Acts.
 Representatives Budd and Sumner of California had a conference with Randall on Thursday in regard to the Pacific coast appropriations.
 The Senate has passed the House bill appropriating $1,O00,O00 for the New Orleans Exh osition.
 The President recommends an ap propriation to enable the Govern ment to execute the provisions of the convention between the United States and Mexico, retaining the boundary line between the two coun- tries.
 The Methodist Conference. ln ses- sion Tn Philadelphia, last Thursday elected four new Bishops,
 w. B. Cash, the notorious South Carolina outlaw, has been killed.
 Six men were scalded, two fatally by the bursting of steam pipe at Harrisburg, Pa,
 The morganatic marriage of the Grand Duke Louis of Hesse has been legally dissolved.
 Germany will not recognize Portu- gals clam to sovereignty over the Congo country.
 During a revolt in. Yemen, Arabia over 300 Turks were massacred.
 
 Erie, Pa, May 19.-The Erie coun ty savings bank of this city, suspend ed this morning. Capital one han dred and fifty thousand dollars Liabilities three hundred thousand It is said that the president has been dabbIipp in oil, He has left the city.
 New York, May. l9.-The repair shops of the New York and Harlem railroad company at 172nd street and 3d avenue, took lire to day. The buildings cover a large area, and contain machine shops and work rooms, where all the repairing Of rolling stock is done Three passen- ger cars and three locomotives were destroyed by sparks from the burn ing buildings. Loss $2OO,0O0.
 Galveston, Tex, May 10- The News Denison special says: About g o'clock tonight negro attacked two young girls, daughters of prominent citizens and attempted to outrage them but they succeeded in breaking from his grasp and escaping. Con tlnuing his course up the street the villain then attacked a servant girl whose cries brought policeman. A battle ensucd and the negro was badly beaten and it is believed was shot, notwithstanding which, the ne- gro downed the policeman with a rock and escaped. Over twenty citi zens are now securing the town and suburbs in search, and certain lynch ing awaits the negro if captured Later-He was captured. He is dead.
 Gladstone declares that he will ap- peal to the country if the Conserva- tives prevent the passage of the Franchise bill.
 Lord Randolph ChUrchlll's recon ciliation with the party has given 4Lo Go-oo..-oG;,roc ,,o,, ao~G lo~oo