Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-03

inauguration, and was devoted slmo
 entirely to the consideration of the Del
 sion cases. During the day he acted c
 llS cases private pension bills. Aft, giving each case A thorough persOn
 examination. thirty bills were vetoed aa
 eizhty-eight approved. The prpsideI
 wrote the veto messages himself with
 out assistance, by dictstion or otherwiS,
 They make about fifty pages oI closel
 written fOOlscsp. IL is stated that th
 president has personally written ever
 message that has issued from the Whit
 House during bis administration. 1 SAN FRASCIsco, June 9 The case C | A. K. Cutting. -n American, editor of
 paper ID PasO Del Sorte, Mexico, wh | recently published an attack on a riv6 | editor which he was after% ards forced | retract by the Mexican authorities anl | who has been thrown in jail for a relter atlon Os the same charges In a pape published In Fl Paso, Texas, has beel | brought to the attention of the stat department at Washington by the Uni | ted States consul, and internatiOna complications are likely to ensue. Tn, offence was committed on American soi and therefore 1t is claimed wgs out O the jurisdiction of the Mexican suthor ties.
 WAsHISGroS, June S5.-The senate to day passed the FIiz John Porter bill b, a vote of 30 to IT. The bill having al ready passed tEe house now goes to tn, president for signature.
 SYRACUSE, June 25.-Rev. John O O'Sulllvan was last night found guilt, by the jury of A criminal assault on Alb bic OCOnDOr at the Catholic psrsonagI ID Camillus m May, 1884. The trial hal been in progress three days and exclteC great interest in CatholIc and other cir cles. The evidence was of sensationa character. This morning Judge Kenne dy sentenced him tn eleven years m thu Auburn prison. X stay of proceeding. for a week VAs granted during which b, will be confined in the Onondags peni- tentiary n this city.
 GRASS VALLEY, Cal, June 25.-By ( blast night m the shaft below the I6OO- foot level ID the Idaho mine, Henry w Bennett bad the back of his skull crush ed and was instantly killed. Joseph Batten had hIs left eye blown out ana left arm badly lscersted.
 SAS FRAScIsCo, June 26.-Dr. N, F RavlIn, state organizer of the nOn-psr tiZsn, anti-Ch;nese association, has ten. dered his resignation to take effect on July lst. As reBsOn for resigninR the Doctor staies that bis duty to his fam lily will net allow Of his continuing tC serve unless he can be paid with more regularity thsn he has been heretofore
 CHICAGo. June 26.-Shortly after F o'clock tO day the Lake Shore officials took Hn engine out Of the round bouse at i3i street and attached II to two cs- booses and started It towards Engle wood. There was large and excited crowd at 43d St., supplemented by 6 large number of idle men and boys. In the cabOOse were a number of town oi Lake police and PInkertOn's police. The train moved very slowly and was follow. ed by q large and excited crowd, who threw missiles at the men on the moving train.
 Following the Lake Shore engine waa an engine of the Milwaukee X 5. Paul road. and oGs belonging to the Nickel Plate Co, which had been switching cars in tie vicinity. The strikers board ed these and coupled them together, and staried tO chase that carryiEg the o1,Ict and Lake Shore Ofiicials. The speed ot the train was at once increased and the Locomotives, bosrGed by fully one hun. dred excited mel or board, was seen approaching. The tist locomotive of the strikers ran fairly into tbe caboose, when the police fired number ui shots and, it K believed, th-es Of the strikers were wounded. Some of the latter fled and the !O!ice, their train having been stove up. also ran toward Englewood. The striker then coupled on 10 the DO. lice train and b-1aaht i: back tO tho Sd street yards. The mob appears tO be in complete control oi the railroad comDany's yard and property outside of the city limits.
 OHAHA. Nev, Jnue 26.-YesteTday an extFa freight tram ou ihe Chicago, Bur hugtoa & Qlincy railroad rHn IEto n freight train ahead of it. Lear Cre-tOr, Iowa, and killed Henry Hughes. ]. NJ. D4vison, Dell Aldent, and lhCs. White, ard wounded Mike HarbRugh and John MeijDa. all wbOm were railroad labor ers sleeping ID the cRboose of the head fret train, the rear section of which had broken loose on bill.
 VALPARAISO, via Galveston, June 26 - The elections for President of the Re pubic passed of quietly yesterday. It i- claimed that the elericals and radicals sbstained from voting and that the pop ular candidate, SenOn BalmRceda IS elected.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, June 26.-The coro- ner's jury ID the case of G. Milliken. who dIed from the effects of blow on hls head alleged to have been inflicted by Thomas Keegan, to-day brought Tn a verdict charging the latter with murder.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 26. James Fiannery, a lsborer. 40 years of age. was buried alive yesterday afternoon by the cGviUe iu of the embankment at War rea's quarry, corner of Cole snd Waller streets. The debris was removed quick ly hut Flannery was found to be dead.
 SToSF,fAS, Msss.. June 2G-Fifteen of tte shoe firms here are discharging men daily. and the bosses are telling the men that work is SO dull lthat they will not need them for five or SIX months tO come. Most of the men who have been discharged are members of the Knights of Lsbor, and were prominent in the late strike.
 FoLsosi, June 26-Prisoner An Chung. received from San Joaquin oD Jan. 26, lSSG. serving one year for assault with 8 deadly weapon, committed suicide this morning by hanging himself in his cell. The body was still warm when discov- cred.
 SANTA BARBARA, June 26.-The fol- lowing order was received this morning by the county clerk, from Judge Hatch, now residing at Los Angeles: "In the superior court of Santa Barbara county, State of California. People vR. Alexan- der r. More-it is hereby ordered that the above entitled action be dismissed for reasons that from the evidence it clearly appears that defendant acted in self-defeuse and that the evidence as above could not support verdict of mauslauRhter or of any other crime whstever for which defendant is charged
 WrIRs. V. H., June 26-It was sn- no1nceI yesterday that the President and Mrs. Cleveland will arrive here early in July ami remain few days Rs the guests ot Hon. StI!sOu Hutcbins, of Washington, ~ho recently erected a rnsusion on Governors Island in Lake Winnepesogee.
 GUAYMAs, June 26-WOrd has just been received here thst the Ysqui in- diaus attacked a mule train loaded with f..s,tt raar Rirau ou the 04th inafank