Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-10

uons or 8s. A. l.. Wilson, the abscOnd-
 Ing treasurer. will aggregate more than be acknowledges ID his written comics , sion to President CuliIngbam. The lat ter has sworn out a warrant for he ur-
 rest of both Wilson and Henry V. Leil- ", the former secretary Eni treasurer. , charging them with embeZZlement. A , descrption of Wilson was furnished to
 the detective department and telegraph
 ed to all the polio, stations m the United ; tI;u Canada, Europe and elsewhere The chief of the detectives believes that the fngiiives have gone to Canada
 and without mesns. The largest hold
 CTS Of stock in the company are the
 United States government and tha State
 of Msry land. while bonds are held by a
 number of prominent people m this city.
 Aloncure ID. Robinson possessing nearly
 S20QOOO
 CARSON CITY, Nsvaie, July Fur. 1
 ther particulars Of the burning Of Inde-
 pendence, Inyo county, Cal, reached
 here to-day. The fire caught ID black
 smith shop at the north end Of tue town.
 lt communicated tp the court house
 and swept the entire street on both sides.
 Not business house escaped. The h.
 dependent office on tks south tide of the street was not touched. Losses are
 estimated us high as Si0O.O1O. The to-
 tai insursrc- will Lot go over SlOOOO
 Hardly anything was saved, as high
 wind prevailed. Most of the county
 records were destroyed. The town numbered about eight hundred inhabi- tants and was s very iiOurIshing village
 LONDON, July l-J. Sullivan, a Par nellite; has been re elected tO represent | Cottage Green d.yIsion os Dubhn, in the next parliament, and Wm. Murphy, q Psrnellite, has been reelected for St. Patrick's division. They had uo orpo- sition. John Bright has been elected as a member Ot the house for the central division of Birmia. ham, and Joseph ChambeTlIn for the west division. Neither were opposed. Up to 8 o'clock this afternoon sixteen Tory candidates, seven UDionisis. eigh, Liberals and two parnellite-, have been elected tu the new house of commons ID uucontested districts. WAsHISGTOS, July I-Ridiiebarger introduced preamble and bill for the reduction by twenty-five per cen. Of the aalaIy ot the cabinet CiIictrs, senators and members ot ,hs house oi reprerruia- tiyes. He AiiEes.rd the senate on Us advocacy. lie said tIat d.scu,siols on the : l2JJ cie-kshIps were Fuiliclyat tO justify the hope that the bill WOTli Ee- come lew ni the Eext session of c u- gress. lf they were tO comm snce the ! reduction oi SI.20O clerks and to con cluie with the reductions Uf per diem labor, it seemed tO him that they sLOald 1 go back end begin at the head. The bill ! was referred to the committee cu f. l nguce.
 MT. Allison called uP the honse JOiot ! resolution extending Ike appropriations ! ten days After discussion on tLc Ieso. !, ll'Ion, 1t wis amended by extending the ]. tine to fifteen days aDd then passed.
 WAsHISGr July l.-John c, l Shields, of Michigan, nominated ;o be l chef justice of tEe supreme court of Arizons-
 BISHOP STATION. July l.-The loss by f,e at Independence is estimated at Ss'O,CUO, insurance S45,CUU. Wells. 1 Fargo X Co.'S office and court house were | burned. The records were saved.
 DEs MONIES, lows, July At the | democratic state convention, resolutions I expressing the good will of the cOnveD- l ton towards Gladstone and Psrnsll, | hoping for thelr success. passed. A | platform vcs adopted eudOTsIng the | president Hn hIs administration; |; iavurs I honest pension bulls bU. opposes spe- cial laws; calls on congress ;o revise the tariff lax ,S Bs tO meet tde needs of rev. enue only; declares in favor of the pay ment O; the publi, debt: favurs Isgislat- i've adjustment of ihe labor question; denounced the new congress, n Q: jis,ric; L.. a n | ishment Of sli mliiessancr in public oi- fees; fsvOrs the repeal o' tine prJLlbI tory law and the enactment oi local Op ton laws extending to c,uuties and cities, iIceDse adopted tO he not less than SJ00 The convention then took recess. and upon resembling will nOm- inaie a state ticket.
 The state greenback convention also is in session here today. and has de- cided ID favor of fusion with the demo- crais.
 ST. LoUis, Jaiy l.-Sevrrsl very in portGnt meeting Ot the leaders of the Law and Order League have been held recently both here Anl m S5daiia. Prominent officers of the league say these meetings have been much more general ID character than those IreyiCus- ly held, the intention being io estsh- lIsh the organization from one end oi the country to the other ia support of law and order winch can bs largely messed If necessary Q: one point, for in- stance in case ot trouble in S,. Louis with which the lesgus here could not cope. It has reached a membership Of 1000, over 5000 of winch are 10 St. Louis. Included ID the membership 1t IS said are a large number O. labDrIng men, engineers, conductors and Knights of Labor, who express B firm allegiance to the league in preference to any order. The principal object is prevent l,hOr disturbances and discontinue strikes and boycotts. The latter comes in for particular condemnation, a committee Of the league beIng appointed tO inyes- tigate all bOyco;ts. Where employers are found tO be unjust. tO let them alone but where an employer has given no cause for such extreme EisIsures, then 10 so to his assistance.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Juy IA mass meeting vHs held this eyeLInC at the Metropolitan Temple un Ter the aus pices of the Young Ireland Parliamentary li Club, for tie purpose Of raI-inc funds tO assist Parnell snd the home rGis cause ' in the coming parliameutiry elections. About three thousand people were pres ent. Mayer Bartlett Uresiicd. Ste phen M. White. Creed Hayuoni, Judge J. F. Sullivan ard James R- Kelly made remarks which were greeted with much enthusiasm. The total sun sub cribed WAS about S7 OO0 The Young Ireland Parliamentary Club headed the list with Sl0CO. Y
 PITTsBURG, July 2-The Leader to- day prints Jhe following m regard to Trobadour: Captain Brown before go- ing east stated that hs w8s sure of his horses tO win. He vagsred S1JOO0 on the outcome st the very trst- Ills re- turns run to isures largely ID access of S200.0O0. Ii
 VIRGISIA. Nevada. July 2-Ihomss Frelchell, capitalist we'll known throughout the cast died las. nigh, ID this city at the age Of 66 years. He leaves sn estate valued between a qusr- ter and half million.
 SAN FRANCISCO. July 2-EiwsTd H. Cavley,. the former foreman ot the Union warehouse accused of eubszzlinE Sl3,OO0 worth of grain sacks, were dis n-f. N