Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

e ton, winch practically throws the action e out of court.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 1ber 29.-Ageuts I of tue trunk and transcoptineptal rail
 roads who have been in session here - daily since Tussday last, to-day unanl- !, mOusly adopted an agreement which pro- ' vides for the clscobtiDuance of all com [ missions on the part of all roads except 1 the Iowa lines, who are sllayed to re- 3 tain one dollar commission op each first } class passenger and also provides that [ each road retain its own office, and that the Canadian Pacific and Pacific Mail be not recognized Hs competent hnes.
 WASHINGTON, October 29.-Tbe pro-
 ceedings of the court martial conveyed in
 this city for the trial of Captain William
 5. Johnson, |. 5. A., retired, have been
 made public to-day. Johnson was tried , upon the charge of duplicating his pay
 accounts and the court martial returned
 verdict Of not guilty. Lieutenant
 General Sheridan, who reviewed. the pro
 cesdings, set aside the verdict. Thls ac-
 tion of the lieutenant general in dIsap-
 prOvIng the sentence of the court mar
 tial acqulttiDg accused, IS said to De al
 most without precedent m the admins
 tratiOn of military i1stice, although there
 can be no doubt as tO it's legallty. The
 accused stands almost in the same pOsi-
 tion he occupied before his trial. al
 though he cannot again be tried for the
 same offenso.
 | LONDON. Oct. 2O--The international
 handicap double scullipg sweepstakes
 took place to-day on the Thames. The
 race course consisted of two trial heats
 ard final. and was rOwed over the course
 from the Wordsworth foot bridge to a point little below Hsmmersmith
 bridge, distance ot about two and
 half miles. The first heat was between G. Perkins and Dave Goodwin, and Wal
 lace Ross and C.. W. Lee. The former
 had Surry Station and the latter the
 middle station. Ross aud Lee started
 from the scratch while Perkins snd God
 win had F. seconds start. Perkins and
 Goodwin one the heat.
 WAsHISGTpx Oct. 30 Attorney Gen srsl Garland has given his opinion to the
 treHsGry that National bsAks must de | posite interest bearing bonds to secure their circul stlon, and thet called three per cent boEds cannot be used as basis of circulation.
 BosruS, Oct, 30-The disabled steam CT Pavonla now lies on the beach at RsInford'5 island whIther she was lowed l last night from of Boston light where | she was anchored. it was discovered I that the steamer was leaking wRter iD | other than her fOrVard compartments, | s O much so that her fires were extln- | guIshed by water in the hold. lt was | then decided to take eff all the passe3- | gers remaining on board ard beach the l vessel to prevent her from sinking, The | passengers were all transferred in sale | ! ty to this city by tugs and pilot boats, ! | reaching here early this morning. Her | mails and all baggage are now being brought to this city by | | tugs. The tugs with lighters on | | board, have gone to the steamer aud |
 will remove as much of her cargo ss is | possible. A diver has also gone to | Rsiusiord island to examine the bottom l | of the steamer.
 l LONDON, October 3O The second | heat of The scalliug race was between
 John Tesmer and Albert HRmn. and c. | E. Ubear and W. G. East. feemer and | Hsmm, the American team won the heat easily by several lengths. The final heat and race was won Oy Teemer aud
 Hamm, who defeated PerkIns and God
 win.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30 The case of John GarTIty. charged with the mur der of John DHbAsson. a CremoTnS
 theatre, on July Both 1885, during 8
 general fight. wGs tried before Judge | Freer to-day. Fhe evidence tSiled to
 show that he had intiIcted the wound |
 which caused Debssson's death and | after being out five minutes the jury e.
 turned with verdict not guilty. The , | prisoner was discharged,
 | SAS FKASCIsCo. Got 30-The steamer | | MsripOsa, which arrived from Sydney | and Honoluiu to-day brings news of the resignation of the Hawaiian cabinet and | the appointment of a new cabinet. The
 resignation of the old caoinet was due | to the 1efeat on the 18th instant of
 ministerial amend ment 10 a bill securing | S2.O9OOtO loan recently authorized by | the Hawaiian legislature. The effect of | the amendmen. vas .O secure the pay mens of S7OO.OJ0 previously loaned the | government by Claus Spreckles. Owing l to this action of the legislature Claus | has returned all his decorations to King | | kslakaua.
 HADDoSFIRLD, \. J October 30.-The | | 5,. Johns mihtafy academy located here
 was burned to day. The institution con-
 tained l5O pupils.
 | MORALES. October 30-It is rumOred here that Governor Torres has taken Rn active part ID the revolution m MOcse
 zuma district On s recent trip to that | district, accompanied by his chief of
 staff, he learned that party of revOlu- | tiODists commanded by the murderer Of | Torres brother were Il the village of | uOctezGma Daring a fight with the revolutIonists, GOvsrnOr Torres killed
 the leader of tine party with his own | hand and eiiectually routed the remain | der of the band.
 ! PHENIx. O,tober 30-Ten thousand | dollars in city bonds for the fire depart | ment purpose. were today awarded | to F.. II. Hitler ot this place, at three | quarters of one per cent. premium above | par.
 LONDON, October 3O.--A dispatch to | the Times from Sofia, says: General | Kaulbars attended q secret meeting al
 which resolutions were adopted to over | throw the present Bulgarian government l | and to proci,im a mIn'stry under Zan- | kufT with General KSGlbsrs as head of l
 the army.
 BALTIMORE October 30.-The Sun this
 morning has tse following: Grand | Msstsr Workman POwderly of the K. of | | l.. was m the city Tuesday and called on | Cardinal Gibbons at his residence where |
 8 conference with tho prelste was held, | l ,rinoipllly iu relation 10 the Catholics | ! who are Knights of Labor. POwderly l had two interviews with the cardinal and l laid before Elm the constitution snd by l laws of tine order. He also spoke of the l purposes ot the Knights of Labor and l ho;s m his Opiniun they were au OrganI-
 zailon uos included in the prescription of the church against secret sccieties- SAN FRANCIsCo. October 30.-The su- preme court teddy ordered Felix Zsch-
 audelar, the Examiner reporter, dis charce from the custody of the sheriff. 10 | whom be had been remanded by SuperI- | or Judge Sullivan. The latter adjudged him guilty of contempt of court for re- fusiug to divulge how he had ehtained certain information be had published of
 a case being tried before Judge Sullivan with cl sed doors. C.,- Ev.,.rrCr, nok m I,d,a Mpr