Mohave County miner., 1884-04-20
The Senate has passed the Naval Appropriation bill.

Appropriation bill.
 It is reported that the United States and Brazil mail steamship Reliance, running between New York and Rio Janiero has been lost with a cargo including 1000 bags of coffee. The passengers and crew are report ed saved. The Reliance was lost off the port of Bahia. Her mails were saved. She was built last year and valued at $350,O0O, fully insured.
 A Galveston News Wharton spe- cial says: c. s. Bythewood was shot and killed by James l.. Mattison, professional gambler. They met in saloon and Mattison opened fire with a revolver, shooting him i've times. twice through the heart. BYthewood managed to fire twice Intellectually, before he dropped. Mattison ran to the railroad bridge across the Cobra do river, about half mile distant, and escaped, while his wife stood on the bridge with drawn revolver, holding the authorities at bay, shoot ing twice at the Sheriff. The affray was the result of an old quarrel.
 The decree degrading the Chinese Prince Kung states that he accepted bribes and aimed at supreme pow CT.
 Bob Ingersoll and family will spend the summer and part of the fall on the Dorsey ranch in New Mexico,
 News of the death of Dr, Page, the German explorer, at St. Paul De Loanda on March 17th has been received.
 Frei, Envoy from Switzerland to the United States, has obtained per mission to vacate his post on the 1st. of May.
 A cyclone did considerable damage in Mississippi on Monday.
 The threatened strike of coal miners at Pittsburg, Pa, was a fail ure.
 The usual Easter revlew of the volunteer forces took place in London on Sunday.
 Another washout has occurred on the Southern Pacific road and all the repairs recently made have been de stroyed.
 A destructive cyclone visited Fres- no wrecking a house and taking the roofs off of several buildings.
 The Northern Pacific Directors, by resolution, have declined to sell their coal lands in Washington Territory and will lease them; the lands are on portion of the unearned grant
 A heavy storm accompanied by thunder and lightning, prevailed at Santa Barbara and vicinity last Thursday; considerable damage was done.
 An old couple named Fleetwood were murdered near Adrian, H., on Wednesday night.
 Mclaughlin defeated Ross in a mixed wrestling match at De- troit.
 George Hughes stabbed his wife in court at Philadelphia
 The United States demands $400,- 900 indemnity from Hayti for Ameri can losses during the riots of last September.
 The feeling against the stamp tax in Mexico is still very bitter.
 At the annual banquet of the Iro- quois Club of Chicago yesterday let ters were read from Tilden and Bay ard, and Pendleton made speech.
 Russian tyranny is becoming more and more oppressive.
 The capture of Hung hoa term1- inmates the French campaign in Tonquin.
 Extraordinary precautions against assassins will be taken during the journey of Queen Victoria to Darn stadt,
 The remains of Charles Reade were buried privately on Tuesday.
 Several persons were killed or in jured by a railroad accident near Acworth, Ga.
 Reno (Nev.), April 15.-W Wadsworth was consumed by fire at l o'clock to day. The postofice, Wells, Fargo & Co.,, the passenger depot, Ed Fowler's store and the street north of the track was swept by fire. The wind blew hard. The fire only lasted two hours, but it left nothing of the town.