Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

1 WASHINGTON, July l0.-Senator Huar
 from the committee on pensions, sub
 mit!e1 a report on twenty-three pen
 sion bills vetoed by the president. and
 recommending that the bills be passed
 notwithstanding the presidents Objec
 tlons. After 8 vigorous debate keBnG
 moved that the report of the minority
 and all papers be recommitted to ths
 committee on pensions for consideration
 by that committee; adopted.
 l WAsHNGToS, July 10 Morrison, oI
 Illinois, chairman of the committee ou
 wsys and means, reported back adverse
 ly Rsndalfs tariff bill, which was then
 referred to the committee of the whole
 Breckenridge of the same committee re-
 ported back adversely the bill respect
 ing the tobacco tax; referred to the com
 mittee of the whole.
 NEW YORK, July 10.-The Jury in the case against the Western Unlon Insti- tuted by Receiver Fsrnswor,b, of the
 Bankers < Merchants Telegraph O., for the destruction of plaintiffs wire has awarded a verdict for the plaintiff for S2iO.OO0 damages.
 | BERLIN, July l0.-EmperOr Williams | so!Ourn at Ems IS notable inasmuch as he improves in health and aspect. He is able 10 take longer walks than formerly and has an elastic step snd healthy color.
 HAVANA, July l0-Advices from Hsyti, of the 23i ult.. says that a conspiracy | against the government has recently harrr Hrannva-a1 ,a feared. The foreign residents display ed great anxiety. and the presence of the men-of-war of their respective nations was much desired.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, July PA special dispatch to the sydney Herald says: On the 2O.h of May the natives of Ma layti Island boarded and attacked the schooner Young Dick. A desperate bat tie ensued, resulting in the death of 15 persons, and about dozen savsges. The natives were compelled to retire. The schooner departed at eight for Queenstown.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, July I2.-Justlce Ross, of the state supreme court, has pre- sented his resignation to Gov. Stone man. to take effect on October lst The health of his family and the necessity of giving his entire attention to prlvste business are the reasons assigned for hIs resignation. Judge Ross presented bis resignation last winter. but at the esrn- est solicitations of the press and bar In- duced him to withdraw 1t.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, July 12-Henry Der ger, If years of age. while bathing in Hayward's Lake, at Crystal Springs, San MateO county, yesterday, became sntangiet Tn the grass and called for help. Henry Scherf, married mau, g years O! age. went to the boys as sistsnce The attempt at rescue proved disastrous, as both went down together. Their bodies were recovered two hours later.
 LONDON. July 12-Lord Salisbury has the formation of coalition ministry whose programme shall include a local gOvernCl' nt bIll for Ireland, Scotland and England. IT Lord Harrington con- sents tO he formation of a coalition ministry. the cabinet will include Cos chen. Sir Henry James, Duke of Argyle, but not Mr. Chamberlain.
 BUFFALO. N. r., July 12.-C. D. Ora ham successfully swam the whirlpool rapids of Niagara Falls, yesterday, in & cask. The cask was picked up at Lew Istop, five miles below the sterting point and the daring man cravlei ou. of the cask with only slight bruise on his arm. Graham is B years old; a cooper by trade. s poor man, and braved the danger ot the rapids for glory.
 SAN FBAScIsco, July l2-News comes from AastralIa that the A. 5. N. Co.'S steamer Lyee Moon wss2 wrecked at Green Cape light house, on May 30th. The second day out from Melbourne, with the loss Ot seventy.Oue out of S6 passen- gers and members of ths crew nn board. The captain and third officer of the steamer are now in Sydney awaiting irial O1 the charge of msnslaughter m m ct on with the loss of the vessel. sSAS FRASCIsco, July I2.-The steamer Alameda. which arrived yesterday from Auckland, brings the particulars of the late earthquakes in New Zealand. It seems that on she morning of June 10th or during the night of the 9th the eK- tinct volcano Of Iarawara burst forth iu au eruption. About one hundred nR- tiyes sId six Europeans los. their lives. Had the country been th;ckly settled n, loss of life mus: have been something enCrm-us. The eruption occurred at the spos known as Wonderland, about the center Of Auckland. and twenty five miles from the ,uas.. The report of the eruption was distinctly heard in Auck- land. although the latter IS l50 miles frum the scene. The complete tOpo- Sraphy of the country for eighty miles afouuiIs changed and vegetation is en- tireiy destroyed.
 PARIS, July 12-The government has ordered sixty thousand repeating rifles c. be distributed among the troops be fore August. This action IS attributed e. the conduct of Germany iE Rrming her bstalliOns in Alsace, LoraIne, with similar weapons.
 NEW YORK, July 12.-Colonel Glider. q Herald representative will stRrt this morning on an exploring expedition of the unknown regions of the North American continent. He will take pas sage at New London. Conn, on the nCrther v sGler Era, which will land him oD the Cumberland inlet where he hopes by bold dash to reach the most north erh latitude yet touched, and if pOssi- ble plant the American standard on the North Pole. Colonel Glider sccompa- pied Lieutenant Schwatka in hIs search of the remains of Sir John Franklin's expedition. Wm. Griffith is the only white man who accompanies hIm. Glider will take with him 6 number of firearms and provisions for one year. They pro pose t0 live principally on fish and game. Gil Ter expects tO find SD open ses tO some extent. but not nsvigsble.
 LONDON. July 12-The Vienna cor res poudent Of the Times telegrsphs: There is a great complaint in Batoum over the shortuess Of the notice given by Russia closing the place as free port. He says there are a large number of British and American ships which vers on their way to supply China with II 500 tons of rails st q price including freigh' oftwenty five shillIngs below the lowest English offer.
 LONDON, July 12-Baron P. De Worms, who was parliamentary secretary l of the board Uf trade n Salisbury's cab inet, hes brought action for divorce l against his wife on the ground of admit ry. He alleges that his wife made ire queu: visits Co Tyrol, alone. He sus- | ,,sc4sl ro,bipg f.. tirsk hecause she ia a I