Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-04

Natson and had found her pure. Neith. ar. however, in the cross-e1aminsuon conId suear that an attempt to assault tbs girl had been made. Mary Mstson, herself was then sworn, Sne IS tali, sI;m girI She denied all of Lady Miles testimony concerning the alleged lnn- macy between witness and Lor1 Colln' Witness further testified that when the Duke of Marlborough celled be used to ring the servants bell Witness once showed the duke into the dining room when he called, because her mistress WAS with Lord Colin ID hls bed room Witness went up and called Lady Colin ont. saying the cook wanted to see her, When Lady Coli1 came out witness told her it was the Duke or Marlborough and not the cook, and Lady Colin said: "Thauk you, Mary" tLsughter) Lady Colin, witness continued. used to re- celye Captain Shaw alone. Dr. Bird on one occasion took tea vlth Lady Colln before going out with her to concert. When the carriage arrived, witness went to announce It to Lady Colin and fouud that she and Dr. Bird had gone to Lady Collins bedroom. On cross-e1- am,ustiop, when asked If she had ever seen any impropTiety on the part Of Lady Colin, witness replied that she never had. Witness admitted having written letters to Lord Colin, but as serted that she had never signed them '.your afTectiOnate Mary but simply HMsry" The case has been adjourned
 DrRL1S. November 29.-Lord Mayor Sullivan has summoned meeting of the citizens of Dublin tO assemble next Friday to protest against the govern ment's tyranny towards the Irish Ma tional League. John Dillon will defend himself m the case brought against him Inv the government. Right. Hon. Hugh HoImes, attorney general of Ireland, and John G. Gibson, solicitor general, will conduct the persecution against Dillon.
 WASHINGTON, November 29 - The president wss compelled to omit hIs usual afternoon reception to-day m or | der to devote his attention entirely to | bis message and other matters.
 CHARLESTON, 5. C., November 29.- Two shocks oi earthquake were felt ct | SummervIlle yesterday one st lO3O n. m. and one at 8 D. m which rattled | things ln a lively manner. The people were more or less frightened. The lat ter shock was felt slightly in Charleston.
 BUCHAREST. November 29-At meet | ing here yesterday of fugitive mem oers of the Bulgarian revolt, headed by z ln- koT, It was de ,iied that new reoel!Ioh should be attempted ID Bulgaria. The meeting was held at the Hotel KerHdIa2 and VI participated in by SchakOtSine. Among the ZankcffI;ies present were Bendereff, GreDeff and other officers who had been dismissed from the Bu!- garian service because of their cOnnec- tion with the recent uprising. Schak- otkint promised that the Russian cOnsD' at Bucharest would afford the plotters protection Tn the event of the failure of their undertaking.
 NEW YORK. November 30-An Ot,awe, Ont. speoirl to the Post says: It Is said in well informed circles that the San ford-Fleming scheme of s Pacife-Aus- tralian cable will at once assume taUgl
 ble form and the new company who wllI carry out the work will be incorporated during the coming session of parliament
 Among those mentioned Rs directors
 aud heavy shareholders are Sir George Steven. Baronei: Sir John RcDonald
 A. Smlth, EFastus Wyman, Sanford
 Fleming. and leading English tinEnciers
 The capital stock is to toe Slu,OOO,OOO. II ls proposed to rsiss S5,UOO.OOO in pei cent shares and S5,UOOOOO III f per cent stock, secured by imperial colonial guar gntee. It IS proposed tO give a rate fire - London to Vancouver island, of F. cent
 per word, the press rate to be one-fouTtl of the regular rate.
 | Nrr~ on s-.1 among the employ ees on the Central cal line of thIs city is ID prospect. The mel are dissatisfied with their long hours ana small pay, It is stated that the Knight, of Labor will inaugurate the strike witt | A visv of compelling the car company tC reduce the hnurs of its employees Or an advance in wages.
 | DUBLIN, Nov. 3O.-The case of t4s government sgaIust John Dillon ca .C ID for hearing today before The Court ot the Queens bench. Dillon appeared accompanied by Lord Mayor Sullivan
 and Messrs. Healy and Sexton. Dillon
 was greeted with tremendous cheering by the people when be arrived and his passage into the court WAS amid enthu-
 B Rstic applause. Hesly. on behalf Oi
 Dillon, Applled for sn adjournment of lhe hearing. The counsel for the gov ernment made no opposition to Hebly | request and hearing was adjourned until | December Huh.
 ST, LOUIS, Mo, Nov 30-A stay pi execution has been granted in the case | f W. 5. l.. Maxwell, the Preller mur- derer, and the Chinese highbiuders uu- | der sentence to be hanged On January i.' | L.L...s Iae s.. Na- srav | cript of the cases may be finished be- fore the appeal is taken.
 SAS FRANCIsCo. Nov. 30.-Ths stock market thIs morning was a repetition of what it has been for several days past, only that the business increased far be- yond the capsbiiity of the brokers snG prices advanced with greater fury than before. On the first call Ophir went from Slj to S3S; Best and Belcher touched S2): Consolidated California and Vir- gina went to S39. After the board Ophir. Best and Belcher vent to S2i. each Mexican S1l; Gould < Curry SIP; Say sge l3is.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. November 30-The steamer City of Rio JaneriO arrived to- day with Hong Kong dates to November d; Yokohama tO November 18th. NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. 3O.-At mid night last night Chief O'ConnOr received a message from Bay St. Louis. ssy ing that the town was On fire and request ing that two engines be sent them, Al 30 a. m. another message was received saying that the fire WAS under contTOL No particulars were received.
 LONDON. November 30.-knifton, who was to have fought prize fight with bare kuuckles to the fiui-h with Jem smith, Tn Paris to-day, for the heavy weight championship of England and heavy stakes, backed out at the last moment and refused to go to the battle ground. The men had been ID activs and close framing for several weal 6 aud the interts st taken ID the event was in- tense.
 PARIS, November 3O-France md Mexico have concluded d treaty uf con merce.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-The board of commissioners of the military prison di- -ected to IEqnire into the charges made by General Miles to the effect that the shoes furnished tO Lawton's commend were of infenoE quality. has made a thorough investigation Of the workiu nt the government shoe factory at the