Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

OlA snNu-N PosSs The speaker RnnOunc- ed that the question vas upon the passage ot the bill over the veto. aE6 It w.s decided iu the negative. Yeas 1l6, nays 124.
 The following democrats voted to pass the bill over the veto: Messrs. Carleton, Ioran, Frederick, Geddes, May bury, tsrsney, Weaver. of lows, Wolford sud
 Worthington.
 The next veto message called up wss that vetoing The bill pensioning Catha- rIue MoCarthy. On this question also, the majority Of the committee on m valid pensions, recommended the passage of the bill while the minority recommend ed sustaining the veto of the president in this as m the previous case. The house refused to pass the blll over the veto. Yeas l22. nays IT.
 | The next message called up was that yetoiDg the bill granting a pension to Joseph Romiz, T; in thIs case the com mittt 6 on invalid pensions is unanimous ! ly of the opIniou that the bill should be passed over the veto; the bill was passed over the veto. Yeas l75, nays 3S. Representative Morrell of Kansas, | from the committee on invalid pensions today reported back the bill granting an increased pension to John ". Earns of Missouri. with the recommendation ! that It be passed over the Presidents veto.
 Representative Conger reported back with similar recommendation to that made in the above mentioned case, the bill vetoed by the President granting pension to David Elderkin of Iowa The same committee to-day agreed to take the same action in the case of the bIll granting a pension to Sarah Ann Brady of Ohio, who had husband and four sons in the army. The President vetoed this bill on the ground that her husband did not die of disability con. tracted ID the service; but the com mitiee does not regard that fact as essential. and holds that the evidence that the claimant Is dependent. IS sui tioient 10 warrant She allowance of the claim.
 WISNCMUCCA, Nevada, July l6.-At 2:20 o'clock this morning Levy X Co.'S magazine containing over Q ton of black and giant powder exploded. breaking the windows and doors ID nearly all the business and dwelling honses in the city.
 The damage to property amounts to several thousand dollars; no lives were lost. Il Is supposed to have been the work O, an Incendiary. The sheriff offers S5OO re ward for bis convinction.
 WAsHISGToS, July T7.-The senate re- sumed the consideration of the River and Hsrbor bill. The question was the amendment of the committee reducing the appropriation 8 per cent. It was agreed to Yeas 3l; Nays IS. The bill then pessCd.
 ToRoNTo. July 16.-The election of officers to the supreme lodge of World Knights of Pythias to-day resulted ss follows: Supreme Chancellor, Howard Douglass, of Cincinnati; Supreme Vice Chancellor. Wm. Ward, of New Jersey; Supreme Prelsts, Dr. King. of Toronto. Reelected Supreme Keeper of Records and Seals, R. E. Corwan. ot St. Louis; reelected Supreme Master of the Ex- chsquer, J. Willie Wrlmip gtOn, of Della ware.
 SAN FRASCisco, July l6.-U. $ Com missioner Sawyer to-day held J Grant in three thousand dollsr bonds for bribery. Grant WAS yesterdsy held in
 
 smuggling. 1be charges of br bery and opium against Eredenck BEcnct have been dismissed
 SAS FRASCIsCI, July lG The storm which oocurrei this mOruing proves to be central, It being confiued to points oD snd near the border of tLe San Fran cisco Bay.
 DoSALDsoNvILLE. La. July l9-Sam- son Roland and Geo. Solomon (both col. orded) were hanged here to day. In 1881 Roland shot and killed Benj. Gers deroh, ghila the latter was under the influence of liquor. The trouble was caused by Q woman. Geo Solomon last January stabbed and Killed Henry Smith, colored. Solomon had been Inv ing with a woman named Anaie Hill, who was Smiths god-dAughter, and hsd shot at her several times. Finally she went tO Smiths house. and Solo, mon followed, demanding admIttsnce 10 the house. An sltercstiOn ensued, which resulted ID the killing. They seemed recoBciled to their doom, and while ascending the gsllOws, walked ste adily. TheJ asksd their friends to meet them iu heaven. The trap was sprung st I2:30 o'clock sn 1 at l p. m- the bodies were cut down.
 NEW WEsIMISsIER, B. O., July IT, It was repOrted yesterday thst brush tires were raging in the suburbs Of Van couver. Fears are entertained that Vancouver will again be destroyed.
 VICTORIA. B. C. July 1.-The town of VancOuver ir asain reported destroyed by fire. No particulars have been received as the telegraph office was destroyed.
 PARIS, July IA duel between Gen. eral BOulAnger, minister of war, and Baron De LsreintE, arising from the re- marks of the Baron in the senate on Thursday, was fought at 9 o'clock this morning. The weapons were pistols. The place of meeting was in the forest near Mendom, five miles west of Paris. When the command 10 fire was given, De Lareintx shot al Boulsnger. The latter coolly awaited the result of the shot and findiog himself untouched by his opponents bullet, BOulanger raised his own pistol and fired np into the air. The cOmbAssnts then left the field. BoulaDger returned tO Paris and went straight to his office in the war depart mGUk. "A lhEkt Ctuhu uou AO learn the result of She duel and they gave BoulInger an ovation when he ap peared.
 NEW ORLEANS, July l6-A special to the Tunes Democrat from LRmpssas, Mexico, says: A courier from SabInes, twenty miles distant, reports that Pan cho Cass-, Hn old reyolutionIst, has col lected band of lavlsss characters in Ojo de Agua and robbed several hacisn- das Tn that neighborhOod. They are now camped At Agua Lsgua. very near Sabines, and consterustion rsigns su- preme in the city. Many of the inhsb- Itants are fleeing to Lampssss, and some are making for the Texas border. Peo- pie are evscusting the city. The mill iary of the state of COhshuils has been notified. The rsid is expected to arrive daily.
 A special to the Times Democrat from New Laredo, MeI. ssys: Cul, Chss. WInslOw, United States Army. arrived here yesterday. He reports that the insurgents in that section are gaming strength, and will make 6 junction with the revolutionis,s now scattered ID the outer districts bordering on the lower Rio Grsnde. In this uprising. ss ID the one last December in NuevO Leon, the hands of the Government can be seen. There is no doubt that before two A La sl .