Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

morning. The result is complete vic
 tory for Chris Buckley, he bavinR car
 ried fully one hundred and sixty out O
 the total of one hundred and sixty-iou
 precincts.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, August 13.-The peo
 pies party held convention last nigh
 which dld not terminate until a lat
 hour. Among the officers nominated
 were the following: For governor, Wal
 dron Shear; lieut.-gOverIor, A. D
 BOfen, of San BarnardinO; secretary O
 state, F. E. Kellogg. Of Santa Barbara
 clerk of the supreme court, Juliu
 Lyons, Oi Los Angeles. W. A. Harris
 ot San BernRrdInO was nominated as candidate from the sixth district to con gress. The convention adjourned to tn, 21th inst, when the legislative ticke
 VIII be nominated.
 CITY OF MEXICO. Aug. I3,-The dis cuSSion ID the Cutting case goes on II the press and among the lawyers. whom it interests because of the important qn6stlObs raised. but there is not the former hsat in the discussion. The bet ter class of people hope that the tEC governments will settle the matter either by mutually friendly adjust ment or through equally friendly arbi- tTHtion. An interesting question is pro. pounded by learned lawyers here. who osk. If CGt;ing be guilty of libel on both sides of the river why cannot appellate court of the state of Chibuahu1 vacate judgment for the crime on the Mexican and not on the American side. thus re- leasing the cHse of it's information al character?
 The resignation General Jackson, U. :. minister, is said tO be posilive, and general regret is expressed by the resi- dent Amencans. The minister has won the warm approval of all classes by his dlgnihed and prudent course,
 BRUSSELS. Aug. l3-Itis believed that no less thae 5000 workingmen will at tend the socialist meeeting next Sunday, authorized oY the burgomaster on con dition that parade tO and from 1t I3 avoided in the vicinity of the kings pal ace. IL is also thought that nearly that number of men will take part h the procession to the meeting. All the gsrrisOns in the neighborhood of Brussels have been ordered to be kept in readiness to move on the capitol at a AAtNANN RI 8a41hF~
 FL PAso, Aug. 3.-Consressman Lan- ham IS Tn Fl Paso on prlvate business, but he has taken the opportunity to in- form himself thoroughly of all the par ticulGrs connected with the now cele- brated Cutting case. He called on Consul Brigham and also upon the pris- oner st the Jail and had long conversa- ton with them. NIT. Lanham deplOres that ihe Cutting resolutions were in- troduced m congress such short tune before adjournment to do anything with them. He thinks that the government a. Washington. although lt will do nOth- iDg rash, or precIptate, stlil will remain firm in its demand for the surrender of Cutting and the subsequent ndemniti- eaton tO heavy amount, and that Sec retary BayHrd will insist at all hazards that American citizens shall not be i'm prisOued auy more for whst they have done on American soil. Lanham IS very explicit in stating tbat be IS hero m DO official capacity, but it is surmised thet be has been requested by the state de partment at WHshintOn Co make care ful investigation and report.
 BELFAST, Aug. l3.-The excitement accustomed by the riots has been revived this evening by an outrage committed by the Orangemen of Queens Island upon Catholic named Johnson. The l-tte- was returning to bis home from work when he was seized by Orangemen and given a coat of tar and feathers. The Catholics are very indignant at the outrage and VOW revenge against the perpetrators. Five hundred policemen arrived to day. Since Saturday sixty seriously wounded patients have been treated at the Royal Pslsce. Two hun dred more have been cared for at pri vate surgeries and It is estimated that probably three hundred others have re celved wounds m the rIots whose cases have not been reported.
 QUEBEC, Aug. l3.-Rome has fianslly spoken upon the question of the Knights Of Labor. The society Is unequIvocslly condemned by the Holy See, and the bishops of the church are enioined to proceed against 1t ss against all secret societies.
 Under the Papal ban Cardinal TaE- chereau has just communicated thIs decision to the public here in the shape of letter addressed to the bishop.
 NEW YORK, Aug I3.-The grand jury today dismissed the case of Colonel Glider, the Arctic explorer, charged by Dolly Adams with taking & 1000 bond from her. She asked leave to withdraw the complaint and signed a document saying she not believe defendant in- tended to defrsud her.
 SAN FRAsCIsCo, Aug. 13.-Ihe ChroD- isle's New York special says: Near the end of legacies m Iilden's will k one of interest, 'Sl0O, ,0O0 to Miss Celeste StufTer of New Orleans" An intimate friend Ot the StufIer family expresses himself as confident that Tildeu at one time seriously contemplated msirimony and was a suItor for Miss Suffers hand. He met her in 1880 or 1881 and imme- diately frll n love with her. Isaac Stuff fer, her father. Is the senior partner Of Suffer, Macready < Co. the largest hardware merchants in New Orleans and perhaps ID the south. Miss Celeste is the youngest of four children, two of whom are sons. Every summer the fam lily leave New Orleans for trip east or to Europe. For three years they visited stiGeOrgetOvn at Mir. Tilden's invitation. It is stated that the prospective mar riage did not take place because Tllden felt his years and thought she deserved a younger husband whose span of life was not SO nearly run. He loved her though, and left a gage d'smOur when he died.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-Willlsm Crane. employed ID the office of the county clerk. was brought 10 the receiv- ing hospital this morning in an uncOn- scious condition. There was blood on his nose and lips and his face was lit- tie scratched. A few hours after beng brought to the hospital the young man died. Is Is learned that Crane and Den his Coleman had been drinking heavily and engaged n a fight. Coleman was arrested this afternoon and charged with murder. He was stIll intoxicated and no statement could be obtained. Crane was about 26 years of age. The police are Invesii gating the case.
 LONDON, Aug. I3.-A dispatch from Leigh, Lancaster, states that terrible explosion occurred this morning ID the Wood End cOlliery at that plBce. One hundred and forty miners were below at the time and many of them were shock ingly burned. Two cOrpses have sl- ready been recovered. The last dis patch states forty perlshed by the ex-