Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

nation of Goode was rejected, there be
 ing majority against him; the secre
 session tben ended. The doors of tn
 senate and other doors were re-opene,
 and the senate adjourned.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. July 9-Ge1eral Sup
 erintendent Fillmore states to day tha
 the Central Pacific railroad will cooper
 ete with the Union Pacific 10 shorter
 the overland schedule time The de
 crease between bere and Ogden will bu
 one hour, eastward two and hall hOur
 westward. The new time table goes In
 to effect July 25th. It is stated that thu
 Atlantic & Pacific will meet any reduc
 ton in time made by other roads.
 WAsHSGToS. July 9.-When the vet,
 message of the I'll granting a pension
 to Francis Derring was reached th,
 republicans demanded and were accord
 ed a hhlf hour for debate. After tn,
 debate the message was referred wlth
 out objection. The next and last veto
 message upon the speakers table wRs
 then laid before the house. It was (
 message yetoing tae bill granting a pen
 sion 10 James ROmIser, and as this case
 IS regarded as presenting especially
 strong features, the republicans deter.
 mined to make fight over its refer. ence. Burrows, of Michigan. vigorously assaulted the veto, and maintained that there vss no reason why the bill should be referred tO the committee. TLeTe were no facts tO be ascertsined, and n such cases It was customary 10 set upon veto without reference. The last noteworthy Case was th- veto of Presi- dent Arthur on the FItz John Porter bIll. The bill had been immediately considered by the house without refer ence to a committed. The president had vetoed the RJmiser bill, because he had not been mustered in at the time be received hIs wounds. It was true RO- miser had not taken the cath to defend the constitution, but he had been de lending the constitution, against cO- mestic enemies Of The flag.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Pnvate bd- vices from Honolulu by the steamer Australia to-day announce the lorna tion of n new ministry. W. M. Gibson, premier, and Minister of the Interior; Robert J. C. Ren ght1n, formerly editor ial writer on the San Francisco Evening Post, minister of foreign affairs; Paul r. kanoa, minister of finance; Sir John T. Dare, formerly prosecuting attorney in the police court of San Francisco. sttOr- ney general. Paul Newman. the ex. attorney general, will succeed Mir. Car ter ss minister plenipotentiary to the White House.
 The volcano KilanlR is again burning fiercely; the spectacle IS said to be ex ceptioaslly brilliant.
 ISDIiNAPoLIs, July 9.-Sam Archer was hanged Bt Shoals at 10 o'clock this a. m., for the murder of samuel Bunch rin m July 1882. The murder was the result of family feud.
 WILCOX. \. T., July O. Gen. Miles, accompanied by Mr. E c. c. Lamar IT,. son Of the Secretary of the In.erior and special agent for that department, left Fort Apache tbis morning for Albuquer- que, where arrangements will be com pleted to send ten of the principal Cniri- cahus IDdiaEs to Washington under charge of Captain Dorst to have talk over he situation. The prospects for permanent. peace n this Territory are most favor r,bie.
 CHICAGO, July l0.-Isaac Murphy. Baldvin's jockey. whose salary at pres ent Is S600J per year, has been re en- gagged by Baldwin for the season of 1887, st SlO,OOO1per year. This IS the highest known salary for which a jockey was ever engaged in America.
 WAsaISGToS. July l0.-The July re- port of the Agricultural Bureau says the average condition of July list. of winter wheat has declined from 727l to 9l.2 The condition of spring wheat has de- clined from 9S m June to s, ID conse- quencs oi the high temperature, drying winds and lack rf rain m the principal states. The decline has been in Wiscon. sin from 97 to 75; Minnesota. from 9S to 7s: Iowa, from loo to 90; Nebraska, from 97 to S3; Dakota, from go to S.
 LIvEEMoRE. Cal. July 10. Adam She well known miller, who fell from the tank house yesterday Bni broke his back, fingered until r. to-day, when death relieved him Of hIs suffer ing. Deceased was e years of age.
 LONDON. July l0.-The Right Hor. Otto Trevelyan, who with Chamberlain, fIon the cabinet tO oppose Irish policy, has been de- feated as the UniOnist's candidate iu Hawyek, for parliament. Iu the last election Trevelyan wgs returned ss Libersl from Hswysk without opDosi- ton. Out Of the J0l6 votes poilt q m Hawyek, Burghs Brown, the Gladstone received Q majority of thirty. The announcement Oi this TesGli has produced Q sensation throughout the The Liberals are nOv predict ing that Harrington will also Ce defeat ed by the Gi4istoniau candidate in ROs- endHle.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July l0-A ststement is published here to-day that the ob- iect Of the visit tn Washington Ol the ten ChIricahga Apsches, under charge of Special Agent Lamsr. has reference tO the removal of the White MOuL tain Indians tO a reservation yet to be de- cided upon, some where in the north western part Of Texas. It ls said these India have consented t. the removal from their present reserve m the II oun- tains snd have chosen ten chiefs to ac, for the trbe in choosing q new resersR- u n.
 SAS FRANCIsc1. July 10 The charges of embezzi,ment Beninst $ J. Dean and W. II. Osborne, conductors of 'he de- funct Hayward Bank of Alameda county were dismissed yesterday in accordance with the recent decision ot the United States supreme oourt, that the desgosit- ors and the banker hold the sane rela- tions with one another as dettor and creditor, the title to the money passing Co bankers when it Is plac q on deposit, and It therefore vss not subject to. by .hem while Il their hands.
 ALBANY, New Y-rS, July l0-Scc- retary Manning arrived home this after noon. He viii rcmsin here about week. He is feeling we'll and hearty
 SAN FRANcUCo, July 1O-Ciarence Greathouse. newly appointed consul general st Yosohams, sailed to day on the steamship Gaelic for that piece.
 ALBANY. Y. r., July l0-Ths Journsrs MGlOn correspondent says tue President and Mrs. Cleveland wIll vislt Upper Swaranic Lake In August.
 SAN FEASCIsco, July l0-Word has been received here announcing the loss of the schooner Lookout ID the Chou magin Islands, which are rart of tbe Aleutian group. TGe lookout vas @ small vessel of 67 tons burden, and the principal owner was H. Ga.Iney. She left this port on whaling cruise on