Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-10

ufI paS-c1 over She Drr3ident5 veto ID
 bill 10 quiet title of settlers on the Dt
 MOinss river lands. Oates moved Co T,
 fer the bill and message to the c1mmi,
 tee on judiciary. The motion was los
 yeas lOl, nays I49. The speaker sI
 nounced that the question recurred O
 the passage of tbe bill, notvithstandin
 She objections Of the presidenE. Tn
 honse resolved the question m the mega
 tive. yeas l6l. nGys 91. Not tbe constitu
 tional two-lhirdsv vote ID affirmation. Tn house went into committee of the who'll
 on the sundry civil appropriation bills
 After lengthy debate of politics
 nature, Randall setting under iustruc
 tions from the committee on sppropria
 tiOns. offered an amendment sppropriat
 ing Si7,OOO to meet the expenses of tn,
 ingu- uratiOn ot the statue of "LibertN Enlighening the World
 Hewitt, of New York, offered to sub
 init an appropriation of SlO6, 100 for thsi purpose. Hewitt's substitute, slightly modified was agreed to by 8 vote of | ll6 to 49. The committee then rose and reported ihe bill to the house. The amendments were agreed to m a bulk eXcep. those relating Go the issue Ot small grsenbseks and small silver certi. ticstes, which were agreed to without division and the BarthOldi statue amend. meut vhIch was rejected. yeas l03, nay e lO6. The bill WAS then passed and the house EdjOurned.
 WASHiNGT3S. July The president has s?proved the joint resolution ex- tending tae appropriations for fifteen days.
 NEw YORK, July l.-The suns Wash lug.ca special says: A member of the Judiciary committee of the senate said he did not believe the president would renoT nate Chief Justice Shields of Arizcns.
 SAN FRAVCIsCo, July l.-Two more smuCg!ers were arrested to-day and jailed. l boat Was seen by tho police patrol boat alongside the steamer Gaelic n winch two men who were receiving a sack from some one on board the steamer. As soon as they saw that they were suspected the craft started for the shore, Ard the police started for the same destination which they reached first. The boat which they had headed of was boarded ss soon as 1t came ashore and both occupants arrested and the sack and its contents seized. The men proved to be James Hackett and a boatman named George Delap. The sack contained about two thousand dollars' worth of opium.
 Mc3RIsTowS, S. J. July "A terrible explosion took place thi' morning at . :}D Rt the Atlantic giant powder works. situated between hcCsiCsvIlls and Dr.kesviiie. resulting iu the loss of ten lives and iujury to ten or twelve others. The explosion took place in the mixing house, the cause as ye: IS unknown. The !rss is DC. known Gt present but will be heavy. The cOncussinE was felt dis timely for twenty mi!as aiCCnd and glass iD house i've ru:i-s away was shat tered.
 WSsHINGTo.. July 2-Ihs president has approved the diplomatic and cOnsu- lar appropriation bil! and five private pension bills lie aisO vetoed one prI- vate IeusiOn bill. The house committee on invalid peus;On has resolved to att tempt 70 pass over the president's veto the bill granting a pension io Andrew J. Wilson of New York, and Mir. Sawyer to-day reported the measure back to the house, giving notice that 1t would be called up tC-mOrrow. F6sbic, who is member CT The Committee, also reportcd back the blli granting a pension 10 c. \. Filler. with recommendation that ii be passed over She presIdent's veto.
 WAsHElGT0S, July 2-Ths president to-day returned to the house without approval a bill granting a pension to Nm. Boone. It appears that Boone who never made application for pension tO the pension office, enlisted m August, 1862; WAS ID action Ncven. Der of the same yesr snd wa- taken prisoner and st once pEr)led. During his parole he took part in the 4th of July celebrs- ton R, Aurora, H.. iu 1863. and was terribly injursi by the discharge of 6 cannon he vss assisting to manage. In reviewing the ease the president says be IS unable tO discover any relation between the accident aud military ser vice, or nay reason why # pension IS granted aS proposed by the bill. there -h1uld not also he a pension granted to any of tbe companions Of claimant who chsnced tO be iniGrei at the same time He says further: "A disabled man with a wife and family in need IS alSsys an object which appeals tO the sympathy and charitable feelings os any decent man, but 1t seems to me that it by no means follows that those entrusted with the peoples business and the expebdi- tuTe of the peoples money are justified m SO executing the pension laws Rs that they shall furnish means of relief ID every case of distress or hardship"
 DETROIT. Jnly 2.-When the second reading ot the home rule bill was de feated m parliament It was promised that P thousand dOllsls would be sent As campaign expenses for each Irish mem her voting fO- IL. The folio wing cable was seat from here to-day:
 PAENELL: Five thousand pounds more wee transmitted tn you The trustees of tine league in America more than male good its engagements.
 Signed; CHAs. OKEILLY.
 Treasurer.
 f'bis makes Ei7.O00 or SS5,OO0 sent by OR~iliy within a week, or a thousand dollgrs for each Irish mem Der who voted with Parnell for the second reading.
 NEW LONDON. July 2.-YsIe crossed the line first and won the race. Time, Yale 20.2Ii, Harvard 2O:5S.
 RICHMoSD. Va, July "A heavy rain fall Iu The past 'orty-eight hours has caused Q damaging rise ID all the streams m tbis section of the state. The James river ai thIs point Is ten feet above high water mark and all the whsryes n the lower port of the city are submerged, the water being about two feet deep in lower Main street ani still rising. The people living m that vicinity are moving out and merchants are removing tteir goods to places of safety.
 SAy FR.NCf.Co. July The ju-y in the cass af Geo. ". Tyler vas iischarg- ej this eveuI0g, bsiEg unable 70 agree on a verdict; They stood len for sc. auittai and tTo for convic,io-. The charge Ggairs. Tyler was felony, alleged to have been committed in preparing false instrument in writing. purporting to be the affidavit O. Isabella Cla-E, which VAS io ba prCducrd as eviieuce in the sharon divorce suit.
 MoaRrsrowy. NJ. July , -TEe c.use of the Atlantic gisu. powder explosion at McCaiusvilis VIII probably beysr be known \ double force of meg began work at : E. m. today that bushes. could be suspended from Saturday until Tuesday morning. The explosion oc- cured in the mixi0g roon of tbs build n T.