Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

tions concerping the lady's criminal re- latlous with Baron MeeTou. Tn TyrOl, were fully proved. The evidence showed that the Baroness made exceptionally long sojoarns on the continent, obtain ing her husbands permission tO go away from home by pretending that she was suff-ring from III health which re- Griirci ,ha Algi5e g.r. She also, # wCs shgv-. managed Co conceal the purpose of her f..i's to Tyrol, which was to meet Barren MeerCn. by hIring his castle. She gave h.m Si00,UtO for the use iot II for a few wears. Before this, Baron Meeron was in n state Of poverty. Baron De Worms WIS then awarded the GUS todY of their three children.
 LONDON, July 1.-The Times. in commenting on Pbrne.'s denial of Hart I-rtou's assertion that the Naiiounls were in league wIth inc FeuIans, says. "Parnelr= dtuihls aye pu-e vas'e Ot breath. IL seems necessary 10 remind him ;hst ybiie Harrington is man oi uuB.emisItd honor and ve!EcIiy, Par nell quite recently w.s conv ncei ot having deliberately and repeatedly lflirm- el that winch hr knows To be false
 The Standard suys: "Parnell c-Hied his urotrstgticn of innCCeDca tu absurd lengths. The quy-t:on Ee ought Co nave; f.ced Is whether CT Lot he has availed himself fl the services o5 moneys 5f the extremists to acquire money from Feuials and Co then GlzCwn lt K not tue course uf con luct which cOmnsEds l;sel! % EuglisLs1cn.
 ST. LouIs. July 1i-Huch II. Brooks, alias W. II. Lenr1z Maxwell. convlctsG of murd .rirg Chsriss Prel.er was sen fenced tbis morning to he hanged on August 2.th.
 ST. LOUIS, July 1i.-ihs Proyident Savings Bauk closed it's doors - day. The cashier has abscpnde3. LiabiiI- tics exceed assets Si0OO.
 CHICAGO, July 1I.-In writing letter To Ter pab.Ishes preparatory 10 assUn- 'ng her el.t0nal duties, Mes Nose Cleveland sa g.: "I sga taking some care Geo be absolutely certain Of what | write ID she first confidence with tha people I mean to rather address myself ID this first to my country and my lIleF- srv country women; and tO make my talk very simple and earnest. l shall ignore great critics altogether.
 MERGED, Cal, July I3-Ihis morning a large fJO-foot warehouse belonging to c. H. Hoffman wus burned. At the :ims of the fire there were about l2,OJO tom of grain stored n tine building. The principal losers are c. II. Hoffman, M Goldman. i. Rockford and Charles Her zen. Five cars loaded with grain read! Tor shipment were burned, where ;hey stood oD the side track. The railroad track was badly damaged by the fire Total loss to the warehouse, wheat gud cars, estimated from S200,OO0 Co S275,- 900. par:ly insured. The cause a: the ire is supposed to be the work of an in cendiary.
 ENPlGIA. Ju.v 1.-The state prohi- tiOn convention . usEemb.ei tois morLile Tho following candidate, were urGrl- nous'y nominated: For g1ygr.Cr, C. i. Bsanscou.c; IieUt.uaut-gUge-n1r. J. w.. iusi0-; secretary ui sta:e, V. l. h.aiu- {; state suh'or. c. n. LGnS-tJu; tFeasurrr William Crosby.
 Nrw IoEE, Ju'y 1.-The Td51ue'- Boston sptc'ai slys: \ dispatch iron L1wei. says i-Gt General Bl;.es g. pre- pairing Co enter the race thi5 fGI for congress. \ few democrats wIll oppose Bu,er's nomination, La. :lcy will b, ,aept EsiLe by Buffers sEog.ers who infect fine district .n large nuuheTs. Butler has aged rapidly vi:hIu three Or 'ulr years. Ills bearing Eud sigh. Ert s1igE f.s;. Ills step ;s hEltiug and uu- certain. and Ee Enls ;he stnriy arE. oi l;a negro strvaut urcC= =sET- in getting in and out ct Lis carr age.
 WAsHINGToS. July Il-TLo house pl ed the surplus resolution, vhIci provides that whenever iEs surplus ia tue treasury exceeds oBc hundred mil I5n Go.l4rs IL -hlil be 70 oucs applied .p toe clsaung oi the interest bearing indebtedness ot tbe United Stsies.
 Hcwett ci New loik, in opposing the resolution ;o-iay said: He cuEs.deTed nat the action og the committee ca Eayt and r-c1us and the committee on rule~ wEs @ declaration oi war against the sd miGIstEsiion. ] the resolution should be aj1gtc however, hs should regard it as a v1te cf a want of confidence ,u
 le policy o! tLe administration. The D-mcc-l ic party believed iu honest IC-ry, aud .he president Of tue Uul;ed -:at,s. when be accepted the nUmiua- -.rn af his p,Ttr, planted himself square .y ou i'5 gi4:iurm. Four months after ms passage the country would b. brought l4ea Co the condition in which it had been on the ith of March, 1885, and -HlI would b. Si;Adra from vIrcuia- Ion. The nom Ct thHt occurred. uI!-
 lions Ot men would lose their daily em- pioyuent. When 0 deIlaud would come for gseeubaCks and loUg stIuC. gle for souud currency would cad fla, money. The policy Of the administra- rlon was to keep gold and silver mar riei for better or for Eorse, one gs good aS the other. out when ihe time csme that a choice must be made between them the president Uf the United States would adhere Gs be had promised, and worn Co do Co that standard of valut whiCh pai3 debt ID the value intended ai the tune the dchls were contracted.
 Weaver, ot Iowa, s,lL: The oals trouble with the resolution was that T lid not go ta- enough. He cHntsaiei rE6t bonds We're not intended to be pay able in gold only, aud charged that Of a century
 MT. Randall oi Pennsylvania. said: IhHs was not silver Cutst.Jn at all It NGn 70 AAEci4tl NAftatl we L4A A-tAtg ID the treasury usdisposed ot and against which there IS no legitimate claim; to the extent lof fifty o. seventy million dollars thu. might be used ID tae iiquiiaiion of the public debt.
 Payson of Illinois, sad chat there was ID the United States Treasury a balance 1f s.U.C0U,O0O for which there was con ,essediy To use. To-day every do.la. O! it represented question of toi! and labor of this couutry; standing against it was lhe dsb:, subject to interest, that xe might TGy; and yet, because there were [, asiul flTebodIngs lEd Hpp-eaen- -Ious of vhL. might peFhsp- crmc aD1ut 4 a portion Cf thIs money is used. iLe house was a=kei Co simply EtsnG stiI. and hura candle lt U0'L ends.
 Mckinley. Of Ohio, said ths; this r's- olu-iou coming as it d.d from the Q llo- cratic majority in one branch ot the gov ernueut. and addressed Co @ democratic executive in control Cf another branch, was. to ssy tbe least, an exception; aud remarked that it was o proposition Go compel the president and tLe secretary 9f the treasury Go do that which they hsd always the power to GO. He bcliev- ,-i q. So be vlss discretion Co permit
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