Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26

lids, lined with sand paper, SO that upol
 opehlng them the caps wOult explJi and the powder be touched of. Recen
 occurreEces had made the coroner sus
 piciCus and he tCok the precgutiou cooking bis presents m water before . opening them. It was owing Co this pre-
 caution that no damage WAS done. The . clerks n the pOstofiice have received ID
 stfuciions to be exceedingly csutiC n.
 hereafter in handling O'DOnuel's mail | W4sHISGroS, Dec. 1S-To-day's Con.
 CressiOual Record ccntsirs 2j pages
 Of nominations sent the senate since the
 beginning of the present session. They
 number about l,200 cases.
 | LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Pal Mall Ga.
 zette this afternoon announces that dis
 pie the partial denial of Gladstone this
 morning, the Liberal scheme for home
 rule m Ireland has been decided upon.
 This scheme provides for the creation of
 of an Irish parliament at Dublin, the
 acts of which the crown will reserve
 the right to veto. Only upon the advice of
 the Irish parliament members will con- tune to sit in the Imperial parliament | a. Westminster and take part in Imperial | Legislation. This scheme further re- | quIres PgTnell tO furnish guarantees | that the rights of the minority and interests Of the landlords shall
 be protected.
 PANAMA, Dec. E.-C1lon has been visited by every very severe cyclone. which commenced on the 2d. All the steamers m port put out to sea for safe ty. The damage has been very heavy and the loss to life more serious. The following vessels sunk with their crews: Holder, karnan, Blance, OrtolEr; At wood, Ariel, Veteran, Ocean, Lointon. Avciina, Stella, Catalina, Figri. Doug lass, and two others whose names could not be ascertsined.
 RICHMOND, Mo, Dec. l7-David Whit mer, one or the founders of the Mormon church, and a resident of this village for almost hall a century, lies at the point of death. He was born in Penn sylvanIa in 1892, and lived for n number of years near Watkins Glen, New York State, leaving there in 1929. He claims 10 have sesn tho plates which Joseph smith translated into the book of Nlor- mon and to have been present during the work of the translation. WhItmer always opposed polygamy.
 SAS FRASCIsCO. Dec. 1.-The cases of four dynamiters, Weisman, kossher, Mitaestadt and Egscrs. came up for hearing in the police couci this morning and at ;he request of the counsel for the defendants all cases went over until Monday next.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. l7.-The Senate passed the presidential succession bIll without division as reported from the committee.
 MIssI0S, SAS JcsE, Dec. IT, Dennis r. Mccarthy, proprietor Virginia City (NevJ Chronicle dled lsst night at irvingjon of dropsy. He has been connected with the Pacific coast press for the past thirty years.
 DUBLIN, Dec IA London dispatch to the IrI-h Times says. Should the queens, speech. on the opening of par lament not allu,le 10 the local Govern ment for Ireland. Gladstone will move an amendment tO the Royal address stating that such a measure sor Ireland is necessary. and the Paruellities will support the motion. GladstonH yiil rmth take tho office and introduce a bill granting home Tule to Ireland.
 WAsHrsGr)S, Dec. IS.-SenGtor Vest argued the question of DakOta's Hdmis- siOn from a legal point of view and in- sisted that under the decision of the |. :. Supreme Court m former cases of ad- mission, the recent action in Dakota was revolutionary. He cited Judge Cooley and other authorities 10 the effect that an enabling act was necessary Gs pre- aH. H. ss a state, and asked, what more outrag- eous insult could be offered to the sOv- ereignty ot the United States than the action of the men responsible for the recent developments in Dakota. He offered as independent of the resolution of Butler. a resolution to the effect that a memorial from the persons calling themselves the state executive commute of Dakota be considered as coming only from private individuals of Dakota. The resolution was laid over and or dered printed.
 LONDON, Dec. 1S.-A sensation was caused here this morning by arrest of & young man and woman kensington, on a charge of attempting to eItort money from the Price Cf Wales ,and threatening his Royal Highness iu the event of his not complying with their demands. The prisoners were taken be- fore . magistrate where a formal exsmi- nation held resulted ID their being re- manied. It is expected that disclosures of serious natur, be made when the cise Is again Ca.
 Washington, Dec. l9.-Warner of Ohio has just returned from an anti monopoly meeting in New York, where resolutions favoring the continued coin- age ot silver were passed. He says he will introduce a resolution in the house after the holiday recess demanding of Secretary Manning hIs reason for not issuing bond call and asking for the call at once, bonds to be paid for out of any money available.
 New York, Dec. l9.- Tho steamer Dolphin left her anchorage in Brooklyn navy yard this morning and proceeded out on her trial trip. She goes to New port and then goes south. Her cruise will last GO days. and during that time her merits and demerits will be carefully noted.
 Stockton, Dec l9.-Serious charges have been preferred against Superinten- dent Browne of the Stockton insane ! asylum. The charges are in writing and are in the possession Of the board. | The Mai. today made q demand upon Secretary Orr for the production ot the charges. The demand was refused. A suit will be brought by the Mail.
 Washington, Dec. 19.-The report of | Special Agent Sparkling, who wac sent to San Francisco to investigate alleged frauds in regard to the immigration oi Chinese, under restriction act approved May 9, 1882, has just been received at the treasury department. IL isa lengthy document and commences with reference to the passage Of the act and the interest that IS naturally felt upon the subject of Chinese immigration on the Pacific coast. The report states that since the ! rerg-u rra nF 4ira razs--as-.v, rr., 4,