Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

has been lying here ever since. The
 captain and crew were on board the
 vessel at the time of the accident. but It
 IS not yet ascertainsd whether any lives
 were lost. The vessel had DO ballast ID
 ler and, coming brOadsIde to a heavy
 wind which was blowing at the tune,
 careened over, filed with water and
 soon sank. This IS the first time such
 an accident has ever occurred in this or
 any other hsrbOr ou the coast.
 Alleged Dynamiters on Trial
 LONDON, April l2.-The trial Of Gun bingham and Burton fer alleged com phcity ID the recent dynamite outrage was resumed this morning. The eVl- | dence taken IS a repetition of the testi- mony adduced at the preliminary trial. The Winter Of stanIsy's DIsconteut. BERLIN, May I2.-COl. Francis de ! Winter has been appointed Governor Oi 1 Congo. and not Henry M. Stanley, as stated. Col. De Winter will return tO Europe in 1886, when Janzen wlll be come President and Governor of Congo State. The Soudan. CAIRO, May 12-Wheu the British withdraw from Soudan l2,0J0 Eg. ptiar troops will be added to the Egyptian army already there.
 General Grant.
 NEw YORK. May 12-GeDeral Grant l passed the night qui5tly. He awOke ai intervals and slept until late this morn ! ing with condition uuch nGed.
 Cunning Turkey,
 COSsTASTISOPLE Iay l2-N Neil ! dCI, Russian embass.dOr to Turkey, ! still vigorously pushing the Turkish ! vernuentsOr the early payment of the l war indemnity owing to Russia.
 A Visitation from Locu,t,.
 WASHINGTON May l2-Prof C. \. Riley. the entOmolo.Ist Ut the agricultuT- al department says the country willsoO be visited by two great roOds of To- custs ot the seventeen and thir;eer year varieties and that this will be th, first time in 22l years that they hay, appeared in conjunction. They vii not prove greatly destructive and tie injury they will iuliict wIll probably Le confined to fruit trees. The visitation will be prolonged until la.e in July.
 Sir Peter goes Home.
 LONDON, May I2, 1:30 p. m.-Consols opened 99@S for both money and ac- count, and are now quoted at go 2-I6
 Advices from Tripul of the 9th inst, say: Sir Peter Lumsden, Col Stewart and NIT. Barrow start for home tO-mor- rev in accordance with orders of the government. No orders were given for the disposal of the British-Afghan boundary commission.
 Sheridan's RInc Los ANGELES, Cal, May 1l.-Gen. Sheridan, who arrived herS yesterday, while out driving with hIs wife to-day. the horses took fright and rar away. , The carriage was upset and the general and hls wife thrown to the ground Al though both were considerably shaken { up, they were not seriously injured.
 Gen. Grant has n Restless Night. NEW YoRB, May ll-During the early V part of last night Gen. Grant experi- euced considerable pain in the throat. and was restless. Soon after midnight he awakened at intervals and food was ' ylven him through the night. At ten r o'clock he arose for the day and dressed He bad slept about the usual number of . hours, though the sleep was interrupt ed D IS stated. Dr. Douglass renamed all O light anc left at nine o'clock. During he forenoon the General turned his Gt- ? entlon to his book and GId some work. C
 Fierce Battle wiih the Rehsls. W WINNIPEG. May II--Reports have been received of hotiy contested battle ii lear BatOuche crossing on Saturday and V which continued yesterday. The fight co began by Gen. Middleton canrouadipp e he rebel earthworks. The rebels made stern resistance. Middleton main- q aimed his position and will renew tue II ttack. The losses on both s.des are 8 leavy comparatively. di
 Trying the Dynami'erS.
 LONDON. May 1.-The trial of Gun lii lngham and Burton, fer alleged com aL llcity m the dynamite outrages, began ot hls morning before Sir Henry Hawkins. be 'ery little public interest is manifested panel ot one hundred iurymen was Oy elected from which to secure a jury. m, be defense were allowed B challenges, IL ut only 10 men were objected to. After IT le jury was sworn Attorney Gen ral James opened the prosecution. He m. .ated they expected ;O prove Cunning nj, am guilty of causing the explosion at hu le Tower of London and the author of f,r ie outrage at Victoria station. bo
 The Fatal Drns. SAN FRANCISCO. May 11-Dr. Charles Pa fierce, a young and well known physi- fai Gn of this city, who on Saturday last tho as found m a pitiable condition, the De suit of morphine injections, died last to ght. His wife. who was formerly one the leading belles of Boston, is lylng ob, the point of death from the same ire use. IL IS now known that Tor several Da onths they have denied themselves the to necessities ot llte m order to COT dulge the craving for the drug.
 Consol..
 LONDON, May ll.-i:30 D. m.-Con- Is @ and l-l6 for both.
 Death ot n Noted Musician. .Lo COLOGNE, May ll.-Ferdinand Heller. por C German composer and pianist. died hes re this mor1ing. We
 Another ship Goes Down to HALIFAX, May 1.-The White Gross Tee ne Belgian steamer Helvetia, with a WI neral cargo, which started rom Ant ne' rp on April 23d for Montreal, sunk of pen otterle. Cape Breton, Saturday. This our the fourth steamer Of that line lost S Stel thin as many years. Ter Governor Stanley and his Cabinet. a,5 VIENNA. May IA Brussels dispatch inc the Pslitische Correspondent says: ty nry Stanley has been appointed Gov larp ior Of Congo state. Herr R.chlwald | c1tv isolate at Bombay will be made Min an er of Commerce and Herr Neuss ina, nlster of finance of that country. era.
 Unsatisfaetory silence. duo 'ALCUTTA, May ll-An official state nt from Earl DufTerin. approving F, .dstone's policy would do much to W assure the pubic here, but the viceroy Wat laIns silent Frn