Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-26


 of having the premier address them witt
 some parting words before going ava
 on hls Arduous erraDd. He arose an, spoke from the coach window, thank
 ing the people for their "extraOrdinar.
 demonstration" He sdjured them C
 allow nothing to hide from them thr
 bare question of the hour. Attempt
 have been made." the venerable orato l exclaimed, "and will be made to diver yolr attention from the real question a
 issue. Ihis question IS solely wEethe Ireland shall be tristed to manage be own affairs Those who deny Ireiang
 this right admit that Canada and otEe colonies enjoy such rights. Arc we [,
 trust our fellow subjects Tn Ireland snC
 govern ny love. or are we Co adopt th'
 policy ot the governments enemies and introduce tO Ireland a government bl force? Gladstone then bade his heareri good bye and the train moved away amid enthusiasm and prolonged cheer ing.
 SAN FRASCmco, June.t17.-The Call: Washington special says regarding the rejection of the nomination of J. C. Shields to be chief justice of Arizona: Judge Howard, the late incumbent, was Il Is said removed through Mormon in huence, and Shields rejection was en. tered m some measure Rs q rebuke tO the president for allowing Howard :O be punished for his activity against hor- mODlsm There were other reasons however. Charges of fiucompstency were filed by leading democrats and SD well sustained thai Senator Pugh Of Alaba- ma, presented a report recommending his rejection.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June I7.-This after noon In Judge Rix's court the case of Prenliss M. Clarkson. arrested yestsr- day at the instance of Mckee Rankin. ca B warrant charging him with foTcille entry snt detainer in connection with the controversy over tue possession of the California theater. came mp for trial. Clarkson was dismissed as Rankin did not desire tO prosecute the case.
 SALT LAKE, Utah, June I7-The great wrestling match for Sl.OOJ and gate money vas fnIshed here at an early hour thi1 morning. The contestants were JoEn Cudihee, United States dep uty marshal, and D. 4. McMillan of Park City, formerly of San Francisco. NcMillan won the collar and elbow in nineteen minutes. Cudihee won the ca.eh-as-cGtch-cau n twcuty-siX miEutes. McAlilian won the Gr2,D -Rom1n a four minutes. CIdihee Won the Corn ish style iu five minutes. CudiLre won the side hold ih eleven and a half min utes. CiIinee won altogether, about S2,J00 or the match. Probably twice as much mere changed hands.
 PARIS, June l7.-The minister of pub- lie instruction has prohibited tha mcc.- ing of the church congress arranged c. be held at Toulouse. The archbishop of Toulouse protests and says tha, the congress Is to be devotional and DO, de- Lucrative and denies that the office Of public instruction has tue power Co pro hibIi it's meeting. The archbishop an- nounces hat the congress Eill thtf-.Jre be held spite Minister GObelett'5 CT- ders.
 LATHP7P, Cal, June IA freight train was wrecked three miles south Of here to-day. Ten cars are in the ditch and the freight and cars considerably damaged The wreck was caused b. broken axle. The overland express soutil wni 1o drlaycd ten hours.
 PIrrssURG. June l7-The bcgyIes. rain of the season visited this section last night and this morning. Stores are flooded and in Mulberry Alley twenty families were washed ont of their houses by the gas trench OyeFilOwing and filling the dwellings with water. Wsshouts and iandslides are reported On several of the railways and trains are badly de- lsyed.
 SlN FRANCISCo, June I7.-In m eiito- rial tomorrow, ;he Merchant m on ap peal to congress for n subsidy Co the steamship line between this port and the Australian colonies will print what 1t terms ''a remarkable exhibit show ing that our Australian exports have il- creased in past two years ending D-cs rl- Der 3l, 1885. from S6.50J,GO0 to SIl,500.- 0OC The balance of trade in favor Of the United States has increased m the same period from Si,JOO,CO0 to $9,OO1,- OO0.
 MUNICH. June l7.-AmOng the doc. uments presented to the diet tO prove the insanity of the late King Ludwig. k G decree O.; the dead monarch sentencing all the ministers tO death, copies Ci which were sent to 6ll members of the and decres seuteucingH % number of ministers to punishment Co America. Inc Rfiidhyits ot thirty per sons have also bsen submitted iu wa.ch it Is stated that the king injured them bT ;hrDWiug az them knives. china and glas,: al-o, d document relating to the proposal of the king tO form a cabinet SIth his valet as president.
 WASHINGTON. June Is Anderson, oI Kansas. offered a resolution m the house prOvAisg Tor tue final adjournment o' ccnt ,.fss at u1ou pn Saturday, Juiy B. IeferEed tO committee CD ways and megEs r.
 WAtr. -GToN. June IS.-Ihe house committees OF education met today uriy .O adjourn tO the Inst day o' the session. This action fully o.isposes of the Blair educational bIil co far Gs thIs committee TUc~"' ,.-
 WGluNGrcS, June lS.-ln~ jSG- sen- ate Vsnes's bill to repeal the civil ser wee bill wBs on motion Ot Hawley inLs- tinitoly postponed. leEs 33; pays G. The senators voting in the hsuegatIve were Berry, Call, Eustis, Harris, JOne, Oi N -.F1==TTn '1d Vance.
 The senate to-day by A two-.hird vo'e passed tine joint resolution introduced by Mr. Iugslls providing for the sgb- mission tn tO the several states for a cnG- stiiuti1nal amendmeut extending the period oi tine presidents term aui ses- sion of the fi,t;eth congress uutll tle 30th oi April, lSSl. and substituting tEe 30th cf AprilifUv ihe 1th Ot March as the commencement in the future Of tEs presidential and congressional terms. The measure now goes to the house cf for concurrence.
 VIRGINIA. New, June lS-Ex-Iayor J. c. Cufue committed suicide inIs by shooting himself ID the head. Deceased had been B resident Of thIs state since lS52, En6 was an aucuoreer by occupation, HIss age was = He leaves n wife but no children. Old age md indigent circumstances are the reascus assigned for the suicide.
 DENTON, Tex June 1S.-rhis and ai- iscent counties were visited on Wedurs- day afternoon and night by g cy.Ioue which did great damage in this (Den- toni county. The storm demolishe! the house of Mrs. PrigmOre. who with her were 3uried in the runs. The mother was fatally injured but the dauChter urll rerCyer The residence