Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-26

saw mill on Lake Tahoe was destroyed
 by fire this morning. The cutting ca
 pacy of the mill was 5000 feet per GBy, The loss IS not yet Sscertained, but it IS thought that it will not fall short Oi
 si0.OC0. uninsured. The fire IS suppos-
 ed to have csugh; from spsrks from the engine.
 NEW YoEK. June 22-The suspension
 of the firm of Swift < O., importers of
 sugars iu this city, and at PernGmbuco,
 s one of the most important business
 failures thst has taken place in a long
 time. The liabilities sre about Sl, 100 600,
 which is more than eguslled by the as-
 Fets of the form. Thus far TO aseign-
 ment has been made and efIorts are in
 progress to effect a settlement with the
 creditors anl resume business at an
 early day. In the meantime tbe sus-
 uension is causing excitement Iu the
 sugar trade of the city and fear K cx-
 pressed that other cmbGrrnssmeuts nay
 follow. Much sympathy Is expressed on
 the street to day for ihe members of the
 suspended firm.
 ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Cne thousa-d photographers from al parts 0t the states and Canada have arrived iu this city to attend tile seventh annual COZ veution which held its fret session ;o-
 day.
 PAEIs, Ju-e 22--Tbe senate, il IS believed, will pass ILe expulsion bill by
 majority of ter.
 SAv FRAxclsco, June -. The Ameri-
 can Sugar Refinery has announced an
 giyaLce of enc eighth of cent per
 pound on all grades of sugar.
 WAsHISGroS, June 22.-Ihe senate
 took up the bill repeating the pre-emp- ! ton and timber culture laws. Mir. Blair had moved an amendment pro- | hibiting the acquisition ID one owner ship of riore than 640 acres of deser; | land to the IngGlls offered amendment applying the limitation to all public | lands. The latter proposition which was the pending question to-day Was voted down. Biair's amen lInent was then
 voted down, yeas 3, nays i2. The senG- ! tors voting m the affirmative were Messrs, Blair, Teller and Dolph. After some amendments of detail and without final
 action on the bill the senate adjourned
 FL PAsO, Texas, Jane 22-A. K. Cut | .lng. Eu American. and E. Medina, | Mexican, are publishers Of rival Span ! ish newspapers in PasO Del NOrte. 4 | few days since Cutting published Me | dina as 6 fraud, for which he was arrest | ed and compelled to sign 6 retractIOn | Cutting came across the rIver and pub. ! lished Medina in a city paper as afrand and also added dead beat. To dny be | crossed the river to Paso Del Norte and | tonight it is rumOred that the beliger- engs met. CItting was fatally stabbed | \ telephone message, however, from | PasO Del Sorte states that no difficulty
 has occurred, but thBi Cutting has been | jailed by the Mexican authorities. PARIS, June 22-In the debate on the | expulsion bill in the senate to-day Pre- mIer DeFreycInet said that his govern. ment would not tolerate another gov | ernment m France and would take full | responsibility for the expulsion of the princes.
 ! X secret ballot was taken and the bill ! as it came from the chamber of deputies | was adopted ny vote of III tO lO1
 The announcement Of the result was re.
 csiyed with great applause by members
 Of the senate.
 WASHINGTON, June 22-The president sent the follOwing nomination 10 the
 senate to-day: J. l.. Camp, to be reGls-
 ter of the land office st Prescott. Ari- Zoua.
 GLASGOW, June 22.-The arrival oi l li-- and Mrs. Gladstone here to-day WIS | tEe signal for great demonstration Thousands of people has awaited Et the station tO greet tLem ani when they Giighted from the train and entered
 their carriage they were cheered and
 chcerCd again by the enthusiastic null
 u.uie. HeDgies's circus m winch Glad
 stone vas announced to speak, was
 packed from iiocr Co ceiling. Gilbert
 DaItn, member of parliament for Cen
 tral Glasgow, was cn1lrmau of the meet
 ms. When inc premier and his wife
 were shown tO the stand they were met
 with hurricane ot applguse. The
 audience sang "Auli Lang Syne' and
 "lle's a Jolly Good Fellow Glad
 stone supon rising said be was confident
 that Glasgow would toe true and sJlid 10 thc liberal work as the coming elections.
 He would today deal with that portion of the Irish question which had hitherto been unnHmei-.hat portion which peculiarly affected Scotland.
 He would take his text from the famous Dr. Chalmers. who m IslS referred to the inpOssibility of crushing the Iri-h people and adied thut the "al- mighty aim of Kindness would be ire sistibie." (Checrs.) These words the speaker sad, were words of high chris tain wisdom and he asked his audience Co approach the question wish such sen tImCuts. He wished to deal with three points: the security of protection iu Ulster; arguments deducted from the union Of Scotland and England, and tine question of home rule for Scotland (Cheers.l He denied that under the home rule bill Ireland would be free cJUltry. There are ciauses tbat for 5ads Ireland tn leRisllte for n1 sab lishmentior eudoWme at Of F,li.Icr, be- s ies tie royal yeiU would remain. therefore alarms were grOundless and frivolous. The union of Englaud and Scotland were essentially ditIeren. from tbs. Of England and Ireland. The fun daucntgl difference was that Sect iaud was always able Co hold her Osu Scotland met England on a footing OI l equality and the uaion Eith the lapse In l tim- commended itself to the minds and l hearts of tine Scotchmep. whilst the | entire Irish natiOp vas against the | Guiou Of that country with England. l iie Tiiiclled the proposals of the n.- t01ll radical union tO leave rudsalt | vith the question of Irish loyal seli-gav- e7ument, the subject which was ripe for | discussion, while the country dealt vith [ loyal sovernp'ssSs, L.-ii,ts'fffh s:i!fsnd # and | . ii7ii,f question which E,s not ripe l for discussion. The main question was whether Ireland was to have g free gov 5r0a4eG. or be overriiden by England | aUd Scotland. They know now what Irsl4ul wished for. Scotland, the | speaker continued, had alVBys sent re- formers to tae reformed parliament. would she d1 so EgIia? Cries oi "Yes." Or v0uli sLe send c EseFva.Ives? II sac choose the latter course the rcsp0n- ability wouli 0s hers. not his. In con- 'lusiou, Ir. GIistoue appealed to his l auditors To give their voice iu favor Of | .A- york of peace and justice. His .'csiug words were hailed with .oud and Il applause.
 WAsHIyGToS. June 22-The Secre- .ary Of the Interior to-day sent t1 the ,snate 8 reply to the recent resolution li that body directing hIm to inform The senate whether The Commissioner of