Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-03
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 who was mail carrier between Drasoo Summit and the camp of his troop uea the Summit, robbed the mail and dt serted last night. The railroad trac walker met him going towards Willco,
 WILCOX, June 26.-The saw mi belonging to the government on tn Apache Indian reservation was totall destroyed by fire last night, togethe with e small amount of timber. Tn ougin of the fire unknown. Los about seven thousand dollars.
 The ninth regiment of Infantry ar ordered to Arizona from the Depart ment Of the Platte. The movemen is to begin ss soon as practicable.
 WASHINGTON, June 26.-In the rive and harbor bill from the house the sen ate committee today announced that 1 had made some important changes Among others the following approri ations are recommended: For the Hen nepin canal. s3O0,00O; for the Missis sIppi from Moines rapids to the mouti of the Illinois river, S200.0 900; from ther' to the mouth of the Ohio, $500 900, snC from thence to the head of the passes $2.25OCOO. Several amounts in th, house bili are stricken out.
 PARIS, June 24.-An eleven year olc gIFl of Dollina, ID the department of th, Jurs. was bitten by a dog on April 27 She was placed under treatment by Pas teur and returned home. The girl hal dIed of hydrophobia. Her death oc- cured on June IF.
 WAsHISGToS, June 2d.-Sfter the ron tine of morning business in the senate the bill repeating the pre-emption and timber culture laws was laid before the senate. Senator Stanford stated that the provisions of the bIll as amended by the senate would absolutely prevent the reclamation of desert lands. There were enormous quantities of such lands, he said, not worth penny sn acre, and they could only be reclaimed by the ex- pendIture of laIge sums of money. In order to make reclamation possible he moved to restore certain words already struck out by the senate. Plumb feared the amendment might lead to fraud and opposed it. Stanford's motion wns re- jected. The bill then passed. Yeas. 34 nays 20. On motion of DOlph a com miitee of conference WAS ordered on ihe dissgreeing votes Of the house and sen ate on the bill.
 WAsHISGToS, June 2I-Tbe follow ing special notice was to-day issued by the general supenntendeLt os the railway mail service by order of the Dost- master general: Twenty-siI clerks have been removed from the service III differ ents parts of the country for iDsubordi- nation in cOnspiring to obstruct the reg ulations of the servics by the department and to injure its efficiency. They have secretly attempted to form an sssocis- tion with the view to dictate action to the department and many of them have also been guilty of deception toward their fellow clerks by represen sing the purposes of such an association to be merely benevolent. The postmaster gen. ersl says the discharged men threatened 70 strike or make a combined resignation of many clerks SO as menace the depart ment with embarrassment.
 DETROIT, June 2i.-kev. Charles Reil. ly. b. D.. treasurer of the Irish National League of America, to-day remitted Gl2.OO0 t1 Hon. Austin McCarthy and Joseph G. Biggsr. treRsurers ot the par. liRmeBtsry fund, This makes m all some fij 00O or S225.0O0 sent by Mir. Reilly since the Boston convention. Oi this cum E2j.GO0 were in Mr. PsrnelFs hands before the last election when tbe Irish party elected eight-six members. Mir. Parnell declared immediately after ..g- el 14 10. succeeded without thIs aid. The larg- est contributions to the league thus far came from Philadelphia and Boston. Among those whose contributions go to make mp tO-dey's remittance is Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore The following cablegram was sent from here to-day:
 DETROIT, June 2I, 1886. Psrnrll. IOuse of Commons, London:
 The Irish Nshonsl League of Ameri- ca transmit you this day by cable el2,- 0J0 and bids you "Faire to the onset" " By executive order.
 CHAs. REILLY,
 National Treasurer,
 WASHINGTON, June 24.-The president vetoed twenty more pension bills today.
 NEW YORK, June 24-Ex-President Arthur left this cIty this afternoon for New London, Conn. He stepped up to tbe platform alone but slipped and near ly fell at the top step. Recovering hIm- self be entered the car. The ex-presi- dent looked pale and worn. Some friends came 10 say good bye. To one of them he said: My only trouble is in my stomach. Then he added, You know how good that need to be-" In reply to s question Dr. Peters said that his patient was pro gressing fsvOrably and without doubt would be benefited by s change of air. "He has had Q siege of it," ssid the doc tor, "5ut will get along now"
 WASHINGTON, June e24.-Secretary and Mrs. Whitney gave a dinner in honor of the President and Mrs. Cleveland this evening.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, June 24.-To-day the jury m the second trial of Joshus Ham lin, charged with the murder of John A. Massey, were unable to agree. standing eight for acquittal and four for convic- ton. On the previous trial the prison ar was found guilty of murder in the first degree.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 2L-Ths coro- ner's inquest took place over the body of the child today. J. NJ. Reed, drug gis,, testified in compromising the pre- scription he used jalsp instead of sslep. The jury returned verdict of death from cholera Infantum, and censured Reed flor not having been more careful in putting up the prescription"
 NEW YORK, June A-Thomss O'Riel- ly, who has just been elected president of the telegrsphers' union, said yester- day that he should start on a general tour sll over the country on the first of July. He will go to every city ss far west as California and all over Canada where there are councils. He said it was true that the telegrspher's union had gone over in body to the Knights of Labor. although they maintain their district organizations.
 WASHINGTON. June 25.-The president wss so much occupied to-day in con- sidering the large batch of private pen sion bills that he denied himself to all callers and even postponed the regular cabinet meeting. Secretaries Lsmar and Whitney, Attorney General Garland, Postmaster General Villas and Acting Secretary Fsirchild were promptly in attendance. but the president informed them he would prefer to dispose of the pension bills while his mind was on them rather then to take up the busi- ness of the cabinet unless some of the L1 A