Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

aDu hoL tb Oc ecfeTciy beaten DclOFt
 he was subdued. His friends in the
 court room pressed into the prisoner,
 bow and the officers were compelled tC
 dr'w their revolvers. The two men
 were handcuffsd and taken to Michigan
 City.
 CINCINNATI, June 19-News comes
 from WhItesburg, Ky, that Link Banks
 leader ot the outlaws in that county, en.
 tered Jas. II. FTazer's store on Wednes.
 day afternoon and. drawing a revolver.
 said to Frazer that they would settle
 accounts. Frazer, who Is described as u
 law abiding citizen, puI his own con-
 stTuction on Banks action and shot him
 dead It IS said that Banks had killed
 three men this year In Knott county, Ky.
 CHICAGO, June 19.-Every employee of the city government has been re- quested by Mayer Harrison through va-
 rious chiefs of departments. Co hand ID written resignation. Similar action was taken m one or two departments re- gently, but now the order has been made general. No special reason ia assigned except Mr. Hsrrison's belief tbat the mayor should be free, If be chooses upon ss'suming cffice, to appoint suoh .ubordinstes ss may meet hIs views. The general handing ID of resIgna,ions does not necessarily imply that all or any of the employees will be removed.
 LONDON, June 19.-It is now known that 40 persons were killed by explo- sions in the Pendlebury colliery, near Manchester iyesterday. The chamber m winch the explosion occurred is so filled with debris that thus far only 45 bodies have been recovered.
 LONDON. June 1S.-The composition of the new cabinet has been partially settled as follows:
 Marquis of Salisbury. Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Foreign De pGrtment.
 Sir Micbael E. Hicks Beach, Chan. cellor of the Exchsquer.
 Lord Randolph Churchill, Secretary of State for India.
 Sir Richard AshertOn Cross, Secretary of Staie for Home Department
 Right Hon. Edward Gibson, Lord Chancellor of Irelsnd.
 Right Hon. Wm. Henry Smith will probably be Secretary of War.
 Colonel Frederick Stanley, Secretary for the Colonies.
 Earl of Carnevon or Viscount Cran- brook, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
 Sir Stafford Northcote, Lord Presi- dent of the Council.
 Sir Harding Cliffsrd IS to be Lord High Chancellor.
 AT hur $. Baliour, M F., nephew of the Marquis of Salisbury, has been ap- pointed Chief Secretary for Ireland. Mr. Holmes is to be Attorney General and Mir. MuDroe Solicitor General.
 Sas FRASCIsCo, June IS General Manager TOwne denies this afternoon that the operating expenses of the Southern Pacific company have been ID excess of the receipts of the compaDy's various ads. He says there was a falling oil in the gross earnings during the first few months of the present year, but the net earnings exceed the cores r Onding period of last year.
 WASHINGTON, June lS.-The President has just appointed Israel Lawton to be of the mint of the United States at San Francisco.
 WAsHiSGTOS, ID. C.. June 1S.-Second Assistant Postmaster-Geners Knott will on July 1st, reduce the Star route sers C. on the route from LOchIel, to three times a week, and from PantsDo to Total Wreck, Arlzons, to three times a week.
 SAN FRASCIsco, June IS-rhe reduc- tIOn of employees made by the Southern Pacific Co. as already reported, are at tributed to the following causes of in traffic this year. It is due to several causes. First the hard times, which have prevailed in the east have reached this coast and have been felt keenly by all the railroad companies, Tn common with another cause for the falling of in business in the active com petition which it has had to face within the past year. The Atlantic and Pacific IS positive competitor for east lni west-bound business, its oontrsct with the Southern Pacific company giv- ing it virtually a road into this city. The opeuing of the Northern Pacific has been felt. All the freight and passen- gers which used to go to Oregon and Washington Territory via this city, have Deen lately carried largely by the | Northern Paci6c The Oregon Short l Line, which the Union Pacific has built | .o junction with the Oregon Railway | md Navigation system, has diverted a | certain amount of business. These | three pushing and active competitive | ines have got a share of the trade that | he Central snd Southern Pacific com ! panias formerly controlled. The SOnth- | srn Pacific company cannot afford to | so large force of employees 1 which at one time it found necessary to nave. In its present retrenchment it ! las pursued the policy of maintaining | salaries It mere a-es tbe work of its | employees but does not cut down their pay.
 New York, June 19.-The day broke 1 luspiciously for the formal welcome of | BHrtholdi's great statue of Liberty ! The day was cloudless and the rays of l . June sun were tempered by a gentle | iouthwest wind. Along the lower Tiver | ronts and Battery wall great crowds ! adhered early in the day. As the | morning wore on, the multitude incress- ! d, and the scene ID the harbor was one | ,f the lIveliest description. Nearly | .very vessel, small and large, showed ! he trl-colJr and the stars and stripes. l When the vessels that were escort 10 the I 'Isere" to Bedloe's leland arrived in the | ower bay, the water was swarming with | raft, and as far as the eye could reach | here we're vessels without number. | very sort Of vessel had been pressed I nto s-rvlce by sight srers. Soon vol lmes of smoke were beicAing forth from he fuunels of the "Isere" whose propel- CT be- an tO revOlve and she was headed n the direction of BedlOe's Island, the French man-Oi-war "LstiOra" headed he procession; soon her gamers opened ,aIute of honor by firing twenty one ,uus m the short space of siXty-oue sec ,nds Hardly had the smoke cleared rom c deck when the [. .. l-of- gar ''Omahs," replied with bros .side, hen tEe Alliance" and "POwhGtan" I'd their guns. The guns of Fort VadsvOrth thundered out salute as the laval procession passed. Such a scene .s was then presented had rarely be, D cen in the bay, and une huRdred steam rs and yachts crowded with people fol- owed the "Isere" The music of dog ID bands flowed over the water, while yar ships thundered and forts re echoed rith booming guns. Guests on the "At- antic' shouted themselves hoarse. The officers of the "Isere" stood on the usrter deck lowing tD salutes which hey heard on every side. Way up the arhor rntil Aha had of kb. rro,aa.,o-, |