Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
News of the Week.

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 The Bishops will convene in Rome. in. ssember. The purposes of the kgstlssaSsf g are represented t, be siniifaB t those of the Convention ot American Bishops last year.
 Bismark has celebrated his sixty ninth birthday. Sargent is only fifty seven.
 The Philadelphia Press editorially, urges the passage of the bill placing Fremont on the army retired list. It says 1t IS now more than a quarter of a century since Fremont led in the first great national contest for free dom, and nearly half century since his search and sacrifices opened half a continent 70 free soil.
 News has been received at Madrid from Cuba that Aguero's force now numbers 225 men; of that 43 are eth CT ex-ch1efs in the late insurrections of Cuba or have been otherwise 1den- tified with those movements, the others are escaped slaves. Four plantations in Cuba have been de stroyed by Aguero. It is feared that another flibustering expedition IS how fitting out, at Turks Island for Cuba. These islands are under British dominion.
 The Republican city ticket of Cleveland, Ohio, was elected by an average majority of 3,10O. John H. Farley. the Democratic Mayor, hold ing over, was elected last spring by $500 majority.
 One of the assassins of Colonel Sudeikin has been arrested at Mos COW.
 Cairo. April 9.-The English min ister to Egypt has a dispatch iron Gen. Gordon bearing date March 30 1t says: March 9, Gen. Gordon dis armed 250 Basin Bazouks who haG mutinied, Cn tie following day he shellea a rebel camp on the Blue Nile, killi ng forty enemies. Marcl 27, the rebels fred upon Khartoum from the village opposite. They were soon forced to evacuate losing fifty nime men in the engagement, an6 Bashi Baz9uks occupied the city and held 1t until March 30, when the rebe Is returned in force and drove them out, but they then retired them selves. Fl Mahdi has sent the rebe { six guns. Gen. Gordon estimate; the rebels about Khartoum to mum Der fully 10000.
 One half of Mandalay, capitol ot Burmah, and city of 9O,OOO people has been burned.
 It is reported an attempt was made to destroy with dynamite the maga zine of Fort George a few miles fron Inverness, the marauders escaped If boats but not before the sentry hac bayonetted one of them.
 The twenty ninth congressicna district of New York will send two Blaine delegates to the Chicago con vention.
 The British government has sem positive orders to General Gordon tC withdraw from Khartoum with tho garrison as soon as possible.
 At railway collision on Tuesday a Black Rock, on the Kingstewn line, ; few miles south ofDublin; thirty-Hvt persons were injured.
 The barricades about the CIncin natl Courthouse have been remov ed.
 J. w. Gibson killed John McCoy at Fairview.
 Lynch O'Conner was probably fatally stabbed by Katie Graves a Lexington, Ky.
 Osman Digna is assuming tht offensive.
 i There was a great fire III London England, on the night of April 2nC in Paternoster row and vicinity, thC losses, covered by insurance, amount ing to G1, ,25O.00. The fire originated in the printing house of Pardon 6 Homes, Lovell's court, Paternostel row. Thence it spread to the famous old Dolly's chophouse, the house O Fandel, Phillips & Sons, importer of toys and fancy goods in Newgat' street, the large bookbinde=y O Smith Brothers, the toy and music I publishing house of B. Williams Paternoster row. which were com pletely destroyed. The damage is a great as that caused by the Wood street fire. The favorable direction Of the wind saved St. Pauls Cathe