Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

"oo R 1IN1hAeA bNtMtEn tue TWO DHLlOUE
 There IS evIdentslly a hitch in the nego
 tations on inc part of the Me1icans. AS
 there nave been no further develop.
 ments to-day Consul Brigham has modi.
 fled his previous report and says MedIna
 did not abuse him, but his secretary | only,
 STOCKTON. July PA fire in the two story frame building on Main. street. last night, occupied by Sylvester x Co.,. as a | furniture factory, destroyed the building | together With the windmill mauufactory ! a dwelling and three barns adjoining.
 The fire originated in the boiler room | of the factory. Sylvester X Co.'S loss Is ! S2j GOO; insurance, SSOOO. The other
 losses amount Co about S15,OOO; insur-
 anee about s5,0OO.
 WAsHEGToS, July 24-Jos. $. Miller, commissioner of internal revenue, said | to-day that Le did rot think the enforce.
 ment of the provisions of the o,eomar gariDe b,ll, should It become a law,
 would increase the expenses of his bu- reRu very much. He estimates that
 SjO.0U win cover all the expenses of
 collections for the first year. which col
 lection he thought would aggregate
 about SlO0,00O. He dId not think sixty
 millions was an excessive estimate of
 the annual production of oleOmargar-
 me and was of the opinion that its pro-
 ductiOn will increase from thIs time on,
 as the manufacturers regard the action
 of congress as an acknowledgment that
 OleomRrgrrIne IS not deleterious to pub
 lie health, and will put the article on
 mark at in larCa auRntitiea
 PRNDLETON, Ore, July 2i-The most
 serious fire of the year occurred syoster- day on Court street, between Johnson
 and Water. Thirteen small buildings,
 occupied as shops and residences, were
 destroyed. Loss about $22 900; insur- ance. SlO.O00.
 NEW YORK, July 24.-Chas. Blackney,
 trustee of Classon avenue Methodist
 Mission ID Brooklyn, was convicted of lndecently assultlng Lulu Peters, l3 years old. also his daughter Jennie. He was to-day sentenced to states prison for nine and half years.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, July 24-Brigadier General q. Barney, veteran of the Mexican war and the wars of the rebel hon. and at one time president of the Society of the Army of the Potomac, died last night, aged 6.
 RENO, New, July 2f.-News has reached here of the killing at Cedar vIlle, ModOc county, by Sheriff ROttch- ford, of a man named Hough, whom the sheriff was trying to arrest for felony and who resisted with arms.
 LONDON, July 24.-SebsstspO! and other Black Sea ports are now protected by electric apparatus placed in the sea 10 destroy hostile torpedo boats The construction of the apparatus which ls the work of American engineers, had been kept sscretl
 The Marquis of Salisbury arrived in London from France, yesterday. He was met. by "A large crowd who welcomed him with hearty cheers.
 WAsuISGToS, July 24.-Senator Stan ford in an interview regarding matters pending before the extra sCsslOn of the California legislature sad, that he thought IL Was the plain duty of the leg islature uBder the constitution and the revised statutes of the |. $. to choose senator. He dId not believe that the legislature would remove the Judges of the supreme cOdrt on account of theIr decision uphOljing riparian rights. He thought that the ultimate settlement of the irrigation question would be by the state taking control of the running waters within the boundaries of the state; cOmpensatiug the OWrers of ri parisn rights, and then distributing the water at fixed rates. This would place all on equal terms, and at the same time prove h source of revenue to the state.
 WAsHISGToS, July 2l-The Star says, in writing of the senatorial question of California, that the power of the govern or 10 appoint, terminates with the meet ing of the legislature. Senator Hearst cannot hold under his original appoint mtnt nor can the governor regppolnt. Senator Edmunds says that this ques- tiCn hgs been settled, and that there Is no room for controversy. IL the present legislature fails Go elect, the almost uni versat construction of the law "a that there would be n1 power tO i'll the vacancy except by the action Cf the legls- lature at its first succeeding session; but it has been the rule Ot the senate tO | permit the sitting member to hold until | hIs successor appears tO take hIS seat. | Under thls precedent, f no senator is the belief IS that there would be | no objection ot Hearst continuing m the | possession of his seat.
 LONDON, July 2L-Ihe Telegraph, in | on the verdict n the Duke Crawford case aEi the result says: The whole case and the result IS A public There was time when DIlke | seemed t0 stand within measurable distance from the post of premier. Many ! and most valuable are She services Le has rendered to hIs generation; and we most I heartily wish that Co euumer8te them | could palliate acts of which he Is accus- | ed. We hope it will be considered l enough tO accept this simple conclusion | of the jury, without taking as proved, | all deplorgble incidents of the story. l The Times says. U IS best to pass m si- lence the passionless nastiEess which | wRs the subject of the inquiry. This is & miserable close to useful public | career. but the public aspect of the case ! cannot be passed Over IL the jury was | right. there has been deliberate syste- | matic and renewed notion that there IS | one law for the poor aud another for the rich.
 LONDON, July 2S.-SalIsbury called | upon Huntingdon this morning and beld 1 an hours conference with him. Hart | iugton promised Salisbury friendly sup | port, bu: declined to join the conserva- tive government. Churchill subsequent Iy held a conference with Salisbury. | Salisbury started at 1l;30 a. m. for Os- | borne, Co receive the Queens command | to form government.
 SAN FElSCIsCO, July 2l.-Prepara- tons are now going on in all directiOus, | for the approaching C.. A. R. encamp- ment. NOrkmen are buRlly engaged ID the pavilion in preparing u io. exer- cIses to De held there. The committee on decorations have complete plans mapped out for decorations and work for putting u m execution will begin on Wednesday. Market street will be dec | orated from the ferry tO Van Ness avenue. Banners, streamers and fes- tOoDs pendant from ropes stretched l across the street, will form a principal | part ID the decorations. All cross streets running from Market to Mission street will be decorated from the water front J to llih- A grand arch on Market street between hesrney and Dupont will also be feature ot the decorations. \ TOW of electric lights along the top of the |, -,h vrfft mako if hrsif,art al ,,,r,bk ay1 !