Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-03
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 Honorary deg tees were conferred on Dr. Oliver Wendell Hclrnes and John Bright. Both gentlemen were received with demonstrations amounting to an ovation. The students passed every mention of Gladstone's name snd cheer ed for Salisbury and Lord Randolph Churchill.
 PHESIx, June 30-WIth to -dey the Arizona Stage Go. will go out ot exist, ence, and the California, Oregon anu Idaho Stage Co. will perform the service between the Southern Pacific and At- lsntic < Pacific railroads. No change in the management has yet been an nouneed. Henry Wsdsxorth, treasur- CT of Wells, Fargo & Co.,, IS presidens of the new incorporation.
 SAS FRANcIsCo, June 30-In the case of G. W, Tyler, charged with aiding ID obtaining the fraudulent affidavit of lsa- bella Clark, which was produced ID evi- dence in the Sharon divorce case, some extraordinary evidence was given by "Nammy" Plasance. She testified that after Tyler's indictment on the above charge, she was called upon by man named Williams, who on behalf ot +. G Neylapd and W. H. L. Barnes, oh-red to reimburse her for what money she had advanced plaintiff in the Sharon divorce case and also to raIse the mortgage on some of her property if she would testi- fy that Tyler had procured the Clark affidavit fraudulently. She put Wh- Hams off and had him call again when she had secreted two witnesses in an adjoining room who heard the offer re- peated. Her testimony was corroborat- I'd by these witnesses.
 WASHINGTON, D. O., June 3O.-Amoug the hills introduced ID the senate to-day WAS one which, if it shall become law, will vest in the president the sole power of appointing a large number of officers who are now appointed "by and with the advice and consent of the senate: Among these are postmasters ot all classes, collectors of internal revenue and collectors of customs at ports where the gross revenue receipts do not exceed a sum to be fixed on inituture, all territorial officers except judges Of the supreme court, all district attorneys md United States marshals. Indian, agents and district lani officers. The bill was introduced by Edmunds. BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Just twenty five years ago to-day James Gibbons was ordained priest in the chapel of St. | Msry's seminary in this city by Arch bishop Kendrick, and on this. bis silver jubilee, he received from the hands of the venerable arch bishop of St. Louis the insignia of his holy dignity. The ceremony took place ID the cathedral ID which az apostolic delegate he so re- | gently directed the deliberations of the D 'en lry cOuncil in the presence ot the | m ,st notable gatherings of diylnes and theologiaps this country has ever seen | and in which has taken place many Of | the most imposing religious ceremonies tbst have occurred ID the United States. | The great services of Archbishop GIo- bons at the council were to day reward | ed and the inventure of the beretta was | she occasion.
 | WARRINGTON June 30.-Tbe senate proceeded to consideration o, the reso- lution for public executive session, and | the speech of Merrill against the pro- posed change, WAS read by Manderson. | HOar also addressed the senate Tn Oppo- sition to the proposed change.
 | The conference report on the copsu- lar and diplomatic appropriation oill was submitted by NIT. Allison and agreed to.
 The chair laid before the senate the jolnt resolution extending the approprla- ton for ten days.
 Edmunds objected to a second read ing of the joint resolution for reasons whichhe said he would state tomorrow. | WASHINGTON, June 30.-BOyle, of Pennsy lvania. from the Pan- Electric committee submitted a report signed by four members of the committee upon the subject of it's investigation. It IS accompanied by a resolution that fair and exhaustive investigation has failed to adduce any evidence which tends to show Attorney General Garland, SOlicl-
 tor General Goode, Secretary Lamar,
 Indian Commissioner Atkins. Railrosi
 Commissioners Johnston, or Senator
 Harris, they being the officers named ID the Pan-Elrctric publication in the
 newspaper press which gave rise to this
 investigation. did any act Of an official
 nature or Was otherwise connected with
 the matter investigated which was dis
 honest, dishOnOrable or censurable-
 The report and the resolution (which
 IS eoneurred ia by Hslel were referred
 to the house calendar. Ranney of Mas
 sachuset.s, also submitted a report
 signed by four republican members oi
 the committed. Hale presented hjs in- Gividual views. These reports were
 placed upon the cslander. The house
 then went into committee ot ihe whole
 on the sundry civil appropriation bill. Voorhees,, of Washington Territory
 offered an amendment spproprlatinR
 S1OOO00 to carry into effect the order of any court for the removal of Chinese | DarsOps fOuud not lawfully entitled tC be or remain in the United States. Re
 iected. The committee having reached
 the last page of the bill, rose.
 Belmont, of New York, submitted s
 conference report on the diplomatic and
 consular appropriation bill and it was
 agreed to. Adjourned.
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