Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-26
Pres't. 4. NJ. B. R. K.

| horh commences lfnmeulately.
 J. W. EDDY.
 Pres't. 4. NJ. B. R. R. WASHINGTON, June l8.-Acting Sec rety Faircbild, in letter to representa- tive Breckenridge of Kentucky, in regard to the estimated receipts and expendi- lures for the next fiscal year says the amount of refunds 10 be paid under the | decision ss to the duty on cartons Tn es- timated ai between four and five million dollars. lie says further that the item of four million, specified Tn the book l of estimates IS for ordinary and usual repayment 10 importers of excess l deposits upon RscertBined duties or upon duties and where monies were paid un- der protest, consequently the estimated sum, he said, should be increased to about eight or nine millions. He eX- | plains that the item of eight million, six | hundred thousand, for detentures can not be used for the payment of claims under the Obertufier decision, nor oth- erwise except Es tO drawbacks on import i ed maternal exportedI ID the form Of manufactures. The receipts for the next | i-cal year, although given as estimated | aI three hundred aud fifteen million. | will probably amount to three hundred | and thirty-three .mIllion to the ratio or increase during the present year. PORTLAND, Maine, June 1S-The pro- ] 5ib!.ion State convention was held here | today. Aaron Clark, of Buxton, n | flrmer, was nominated for governor and accepted the nomination in a brief | speech.
 ST. JOSEPH, Mo, June 1S.-At II ! o'clock this morning as Col. Strong, manager of the Herald, WAS sitting ID | the counting room with his back to the | door, Dr. Richmond entered and draw | ing revolver fired and shot into | Strong's neck. Strong jumped up, stag | gcring toward the back office. RIch- mond fired two shots and Strong fell | Richmond than turned and walked out side and shot himself Tn the temple Strong was struck by two bullets. One struck him in the neck and ranged up ward into the brain. the other struck | his back and is believed to have pene- | trated bis heart. He dIed five minutes after The bullet took effect in the left | temple of Richmond and 1t is impossi- ble to tell whether it will prove fatal or not. Richmond is believed to have been insane. Col. Strong leaves a wife and three sons.
 ST. LoUIs. June 1S.-The motion for q new trial ID the Maxwell case was heard in the criminal court to-day and the judge took the matter under advise ment and will render a decision next week.
 PASANA. June 1S-A terrible shooting afiray occurred at Bogota, capital of the republic, between 'he guard of the prison and members of the national battalion. One general, several officers and thirty soldiers were killed. The gifray IS looked upon as the outcome of gu old GrUdge between the soldiers and the guards, without any poiicital signifi- canoe whatever.
 WAsHISGToN, June lS.-The pubhc | reception at the White House tonight was the largest of the kind ever wit messed here though 1t was not begun un- ! til o'clock. Before 6 o'clock an im- mense crowd had gathered in the vicin- ity of the man doors and when they were thrown .pen a closely packed hne oi men, women and children extended irOm the main entrance, down the car riage way, cut of the north gate and T street. There were fully 5000 people in line. A; 10 o'clock the number Lad not peTceptibly diminished. The Presiden, and airs. Cleveland were assisted by Mrs. EudicOtt, Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Villas Mrs Cleveland wore her wedding dress of wGgy satin. arranged m the same style Gs at the oflicIal reception on Tuesday evening. Her ornaments e.. . .Hua .T .N-N al presidents wedding gift, to which was attached a beautiful penDant In her hair which was tssieiul!y arranged in Grecien coils. also H diamond star or tiara oi rgr= beauty and briiiaDcy. The floral de- c'rations were similar tO those O; last Iuesaay and general arrangements practically the same. The President and Mrf. Cleveland shook hand with all Gs they passed through the Blue Room, aai the bride had bright smile for each one. md n kind word for those she TlcusLz5t;I .a ----' '- '-'' As the people left the mansion Siisese. a cacversa,lou was of the beauty and grace of tbe presidents bride.
 ST. LoUIs. June lS.-The forfeIt for IyEant ia ;Ee match race with Volaat was paid because Tyraut was lame.
 FL PAso. June 1s.-A Fort Worth telegram says the Atchison, Tepeka X Santa Fe have commenced negotiations looking tO the purchase of the division oi the Ie1ns Pacific extending fr m Fl Paso Co Wort Worth. The report crea,- cd considerable excitement in this city Co day. lt is reported that the prelim- mary arrangements for tue sale were made ln Dallas on the 18th.
 MINNEAP0LIs, June lS.-This after noon The supreme Lodge of the A. O. |. W. elected the following officers. Su- preme master workman, Geo. w. Badge Tow, of Toronto, Canada; supreme fore man. ". II. Jordon, Oakland. Cal; su- prsme overseer c. M. Masters, Sparta, Wis; supreme recorder, M. W. Ssckett. Meadville, Pa: supreme receIver, J. II. Lenhari, Mesdville, Pa; supreme. guide W. K. Graham, Cedar Falls, Iowa; SUI preme wstchmaD, J. 5. Child, Portland, o.; supreme trustee. for three years, D. B. LoOmis, Buffalo, N, T.: supreme medical examiner, Hugh Doberiy, M, b. Boston, Mass.
 TRUCKEE, Cal, June 1S.-A fire broke out Tn Chinatown at Truckee yesterday which consumed forty buildings valued at Sl5.000. IL is generally asserted that the fire was started by Cinnamon who have sad that if they have to go they would not leave their property to the whites. The fire originated from an eI- posed stove pipe. Two highbinders were suffocatei.
 BOSTON. June lS.-Edwin Percy Whip pie, the Essayist and Reviewer, is dead. He had been Ill for several weeks with pneumonia.
 NEW YORK, June 10-The yachts have started. The Puritan crossed the line the first of the fourth big sloops, at ll09. Prscilla at l1:l7. Atlanta at II -26 and Msyfower at ll:24. "A seven-knot breeze is blowing.