Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

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 ,ioner and approved by the seer, tary ol the interior, revokes the order issued to registers and receivers on June ,. direct Ing them to receive no filings or new applications for entries under the pre- emptiOn. timber culture and desert claim laws until August l, 1886, there beiug 6 question ss to the legality of the order. The order Na5 issusd owing 10 the unusual number of entries being made in anticipation of the repeal of the laws.
 1 SAN FRANCIsCo, June 4-The Arizona Land and Cattle Co. YVES incorporated | yesterday by R. \. Noon, c. M. Seeley, ;. F. Thorn, C. l.. Mccoy and !. Mallen, The eaprtal stock IS $JOO,OOO divided | into 100 Opl shares
 SALT LAKE, June 4.-T. Bailey has brought suIt against D. Webb and H. O. Wallace. register and receiver of the land office here, tO compel them tO ig- nOre the recent order of Commissioner Sparks, forbidding them to receive fil- | ings on desert lands and under tie tim Der culture law. They clam the order contrary to the laws still in force. The sniter= ask mandamus from the su- I preme court of the territory to compel the register and receiver to receive fil- ing according to law. Other suits of the same nature with damages are l threatened.
 WASHINGTON, June 4.-Ingalls offered resolution which on objection by Beck went over until tomorrow, calling on the secretary of the interior to inform the senate whether certain circular had been issued by the commissioner of the general land office with the Bp- proval of the secretary of the interior.
 The Chinese indemnity bill wns placed before the senate and Mir. C0ckrell took the floor. He argued strongly against the bill. the basis on which the presI dent and secretary of state have recon mended the claims covered by this bill was solely that of pity for the China men and not because there was the slightest legal or other obligation m the premises. A. the conclusion of Mr OOckrelrs speech the bill was brought 10 a vote and passed, yeas 3l, nays 10 The senators voting m the negative were Beck, Berry, Cockrell, Coke, Eus tis, George, Harris, Maxey, Mitchell Of Oregon, and Vest. The bill nuthOri- zes the president tO ascertain tha actual losses sustained by the Chinamen by the riot at Rock Springs, Wyoming, ID September. 1885. and to pay such losses. The amount appropriated by the bill for that purpose IS Sljl.OOO.
 DEER PARK, June 1.-The president nc c6mpauied ny his private secretary, La moot, went fishing today.
 wAsHTvGro.;, Jrna 7.-F. IT. Winston minister n Per -in. s0"n after reaching T.teran fOTVar-,lcj his resignation tU Washin..ton ard the Secretary Oi Sibit SO day :elegIapheI hin notice Oi iis gc- crDtguce.
 LOUISVILLE, June "A: 3:50 this mornIuEA n. e was discovered ID the neu Grand Theatre. Tn short time tte flames covered ali the middle Oi t.e b!pcA, between 3i and irh, Ferguson aud Queen streets. 4 second alarm Was turned oD, but the entire theatre was CD fire srd resisted the greatest efforts oi the firemen. The theatre was one oi the finest in the west or south. The block was valued at q hundlrd thousand dollars and IS a complete loss.
 SAS FsAScI-CO, June The St. Louis Derby on Saturday, of one and half mileR, was won b. J. B. HsgsIn's Ben Ali; The Bourbon second; Sir Jcs- eph. tLird; time, 2:39. Baldwin's Silver Cloud started, but was not placed.
 LONDON, June : 7.-Glads,one entered the Commons this afternoon and pro ceeded straight to his seat When his presence was noticed he was greeted within tremendous cheers. The premier uore Q white rose iu his lapel. The commons was crowded tI it's utmost ca- pacity at the hour ofOpening the session.
 SAN FRANCIsco. June IA sharp earthquake shook this city about ls3 this afternoon. It began with slight trembling motion, quickly followed by sharp. rapid vibrations from north tO south. and ended m series of move meuts which gradually became weaker and weaker until they were Impercept!- ble. They lasted fullg ten seconds.
 NEW YORK. June 7.-The men who tied up on Saturday all resumed work at l2:30 this morning, in accordance with notice issued by the Second avenue lIne that if the men didn't go to work today their places would be considered vacant. At the hour named all the cars were again started. The roads here are now running as usual as well as those ID Brooklyn.
 CHICAGo, June "A fire broke out in 6 three story frame building, 73l < 733 South Canal street, this morning, ID which eight person were smothered to death in their beds. The names of the dead are Gs follows: Michael Murphy. aged G; Mrs. Michael Murphy. eged 5; Anna Murphy. aged 9; Nellie Murphy, II: Mr. May DurkiD, 30: Patsy Laurie, i. John DuTkIn, three weeks. and Wm. Hand. 6S. The fire IS thought to be in- cendiary, as 1t was the third time the building has been found on fire in month.
 CrycrSSATI, July 6.-The Van Vert, Ohio. National Bank received yesterday hy U. S. express from the UnIon Nation al Bank Of this city. package purpOrt- ting to contain Sl0,OO0. but when opened i, was found to be filled with cotton. pasteboard and railroad advertising bills. The package should have reached Van Vert on Wednesday. The delay of 24 hours in transit is not yet explained but will doubtless give clue Co the rob- Der.
 FREsxo. Cal, June 4-Claude, the nine-year-old sen of Mrs. l.. Coughell, or this city, was bitten n the foot by a sttlesnske yesterday morning in the foothills where be was visiting, and died in about three hours. Whlskey was sd- ministered without avail.
 LONDON, June 1.-The Pal Mall Gazette in commenting on Blaine's correction of the report of his Portland speech says; | IT. LM MNa.. ~.