Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
medical inspection of railway travel -, .,,5 for fuu,igafiup baggage.

lN. Jnanantiai Irish-Americaus have urged Parneli to issue an address to IIisn NO- ters in Amerlca requesting them to sup- port Blaine in the presidential cOhIest' in the hope that his election Wouiu re- sult m fOmentiDg difficulties between England and the United States. Tar nell as heretofore, declined to acceeu io a request of thIs nature.
 BERLIN, July 1.-Dr. Koch, chairman of the cholera commission, IS about to start for Paris and TOulon. to offer his services to the French authorities to determine the character of the epidemic.
 SNS FRAxc1sco, June 30.-The man who shot himself and wife at Frultya!e on Thursday last, has been identified as August Schindler, formerly employed as a bar tender in thls city.
 WAsHINGTox, June 30-House Ran dall introduced a resolution providing that all appropriation for the necessary operation of the government under existing law which shall remain un- provided for after June, 1881, shall be continued and made ayailable for Q period o five days from and after that date unless the regular appropriation bills now pending shall have been previously enacted. Passed.
 MADRID. June 3O.-MinIster Foster has returned. He arrived in Spain m time to escape the quarantine at the frontier.
 SAN FRASCIsco, July 2.-Ihe ChrOn- icle's Washington special says: It Is re- ported here that Senator Thurman, of Ohio, has been Iamed as permanent chairman of the Chicago Convention.
 SAN FRANcIsco, July "A fairly at tended mass meeting was held here last night favoring the candidacy of Butler for president.
 Homer T. Spencer. late city editor of the daily Examiner, died at the resi- dence of his mother at Santa ROsa, yes terlny. He was twenty-five years Ot age and leaves q wife HLd litle daughter. The will of the late Chas. F. Robbins was filed for probate yesterday Gt Oak land. The bulk of the estate i5 devised to the widow. In case she re-marries, half the estate Is tO be divided between the testator's two sons. The estate IS valued at S6O,0OO.
 PORTLAND, July 2.-An accident oc- CWlEEO NO LlAt -AAbGllg NAlANoo oVutAA bound, yesterday, at Lake Labish. near 1 Salem. Two sleeDers of the bridge Lad been burned the night before. lbe en- gine passed over in safety, but the ten der fell through, followed by the bag gage car. and struck in two feet of water. The passenger coach was thrown on end and about thirty passengers ln- | jured, but none seriously. W. I. Phil | lips, baggage master, was seriously cut about the head by a stove falling on him. An Indian riding III the baggage car had leg broken, and the train boy had his leg cut. \ special engine was sent from Salem and took the wounded to that place. The loss to the company will be about Sl0.0C0. Repairs are ID progress and trains are running today as usual.
 NEW YORK, July 2-Tke county Gem- Ocratic delegation tO the national demo- | cratic convention at Chicago will num- Der not less than 1jO. Badges will be distributed on their arrival. The cOun- | ty democracy IS unanimous for Cleve- land since the retirement of Iilden.
 AUGUSTA, Me, July 2-Jas. c. Blaine delivered the diplomas to the graduat- | scientific academy this afternoon, and accompanied the ceremony with brief review of the history and progress of the institution. He Is one of its founders and for many years president Of the board of trustees. He goes to Water vile tomorrow to attend the cOmmeLce- ment exercises of Colby University.
 WASHINGTON, July 2.-ChesterT Thomas, of Topeka has been nominated as Re- ceiver of Public Moneys at Prescott, Arizona.
 WAsHiNGTON, July 2- House In pursuance of agreement yesterday, the House proceeded to vote on the motion to substitute the minority fertilization bill for the bill reported by the majority of the committee on appropriations The motion was agreed tO-yeas 1j0, nays 9l. As amended by the adoption of the sub stitute the bIll was then passed-yeas l93, nays 46. It appropriates S595,0O0.
 KINGSTON, Ont, July 2.-There are great fires in the several adjacent town shIps, numbering perhaps a hundred. The fire in McGill settlement, Is cuJt- pie of miles square and still spreading. Near Missisque river about a mile from the railroad station. the fire k said to cover fourteen miles OLe way and three miles another. Mclsren's mills and tEe immeLse stock of lumber are surround ed by fire.
 MALTA, July All the vessels Grriy- ing from Toulon are subject to twenty three day's quarantine.
 KEY WEST, Fla, July 2-Daiz. the Cuban who returned Tn the schooner Shaver, was convicted to-day of viOlgt- ing the neutrality laws by aiding in it. tIng out an armed expedition against a friendly power. The jury WAS out only sufficiently long tO take q good dinner. \ curious feature of thls matter has been made public to-day; among the papers ft here by him was a letter from a prominent and influential Spaniard who had travelled with AgUerO from New Orleans to Key West and then proceeded tO Havana. leaving Agder0 here. Dur ing the voyage the matter Of the con- templatcd rand was discussed, the Spainard endeavorinE to disSuade AguerO on Jc,ount of the disturbed condition of Cuba. and assuring him that large sums of money could be con tributed by Havanese for his benefit. in which the government would probably join if he would desist from his purpose. The letter states the writer had seen Captain General Castillo, who bad said such alters were not so arranged: that he had apparently happinness and pros perity of country, but If the statements were made through the proper dIplom- atlc channels, guarantees gwen or some legalIzed method adopted to reached the matter. it might be considered. Aguero replied, saylnG that simultan- Ously with the receipt of that letter he should be in Cuba, ready to continue the correspondence. Government of- ticials are informed that a vessel had left a northern TOrt with a large Guant- ity of ammunition on board. The plan k for the vessel tO run into Hillsborough inlet and there be met by small craft, which land the stores at Tarch Key or Sugar Loaf. where they propose to es- tabllsh a secret magazine.
 MARsEILLEs. July 2.- All vessels ar- irving from the infected ports are pro niblted from landing passengers.
 ToULoN, July 2-Six deaths occurred from cholera between last nigh, and noon today.