Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-26

nlGkH EOArN AUr sAA-sta hA A--AAA1tA AfAe-0 - Paris or elsewhere on the occasion ofthe depar.ure os the expelled princes.
 Courf Boucher Ge C Clrell. embass3dor to the Austrian court, has resigned ID nrotr.t against the ac U of the govern meut in exptlIug the Trench prices.
 lis believed that Wa-ii0gtCn, French embsss 4dor to the Court of St. James, will resign in consequence O' tue eNpul- sion of ihe princes. Ills resignation !s mn1entRr.ly expected.
 Tte royalist pres pronOuncss the passage oi the expulsion bill tue fore ruaner O, the downfall 0i tAe republic.
 The moderate republican papers gen eral.y criticise the measure ss unjust
 The oppurtUnist journals Urze the cog-TumaEt to discard ths demands ot t.s .s r,oEcil.b!es and radicals and they de,aa,d firmcr republican policy.
 The count nl3 countess of Paris aud their so3 Lous PhilhPe. after receiving their friends Co EOfrcw, will embark at FresE0r; .l the afternoon.
 BALTIMORE. June Z5-A check for the full amount Ut Lis expenses a.. Deer Park was yesterday sent Uy President Cleveland il thr Baltimore a O1iy rJsd. In a iet--r eur', .lg his cIeek, ths Pres i..-4t ...=,.;,. LIi appreciation oi tue .t;euJ.-.. il ii4---i' Eld Mrs. Cleye- land.
 NEN YpEE, Ju1- 2}-Jdst.cs Stanley Matthew1. oi ;he U- 8. Supreme Court, wns IcGrrieI tbIs EoTn'I- p tJ AEs. Marin K. Theak-r, of Cleveland. Ite corc- mauy took piace Et iho home Of tEe brides cousin, Charles FHrs0D, Jf., in this city. Ksy. Wm. R. Paxton. of Princeton. \. J., oi!iCiatcd, assisted by Rev. Dr. Richard D. Hgrton, os tho first PresbyterIan church. There were a5Ont fifty relatives Uld friends present. Among them were tLe two soE5 and brothers oi the bridegroom. Tomorrow .he brldsl pa1r Eili lssye for Eurcve ou the steamer Ce.tic.
 NEw YoEE. June 23.-UeIb,rt Hea. ton Eng!'sh, tbe light weight jockey Ia- jured in tue fourth race .t SEtepslsBd Bay yesterday, while riding As:-ri1, died suli. nly -iie' midnight.
 CHIc.Go. Jure.3-'lhe svi;ci.4eu on tue Lake Shore railroad at .Ls stock wards 10 ihis c!ty quit work tl.s alter noon, owIa.z t0 t.a ie.u-e! of the ccm- yany to di-c..arca ei1Et .on-uuion uco. lt k believed tic strike Vill bec ome general on the road. + IS renewal of the contest which occurred on the road last April.
 Up to the noon adjournment o' the criminal court len jurors had been ac- cePted by both sides in the anarchists cases.
 DUBLIN, June 23. Thomas W.CrcOke. archbishop oi Cashel, has just sent tC the treasurer Ot the Irish parliamentary fund, Sl. zoo which he says is an install meDt of the sum his people will contrib ute to the cause of home rule. The archbishop subscribed S2JO of the amount himself and in his letter bearing the remittance. says: ''It IS time Irish men co-Operatei with their friends in America Co supply funds which the ns- tiOnsi party needs Co successfully carry on it's patnOtIc work ID the impending elections.
 SALT LAKE, June 23-The territorial supreme court denied the application of counsel for the Mormon incambeuts Of the offices Oi territorial auditor and territorial treasurer for aa order oi ap- peal to the United States supreme court. This Is a case where the district court sustained the righs of the governors appOinteCs and the territorial supreme court and further appeal is denied. The cases nov go to the district court for perempiOry action.
 LINCOLN, June 23-Ihe following cable message vas received to-day from Iimuthy Harrington, member of parlin- ment, secretary of tine league iu Ireland:
 DUBLIN, June 23. 1886. To Patrick Elgan, Lincoln. Nsbraska:
 Mir. ParneiI au;i Orzes nc to state :Lat aa important delegation will attend tEe Chicago convention of the eseC..ia- ton of the American league. Our wErmesl thanks for tLeir continued and glorious support.
 Signed: TIMOTHY UARRINGroS.
 PARIS, June 23-Priace Victor and fifteen of his most prominent aiberautS, including Marquis Nalecte aui Baron Ha1sTann, started ig-lay for Brussels. The train bearing ;he party lett the sta. ton amid cries of "Nive L'empereur" and Gan IevcIr." aud shouts Of "Viva La Republique." There was some hissinc. Several persons were arrested.
 The COmpts Ce Pcus, his son and suit, wili arrive L. Iumbfidge Wells. England. on Friday aud will take up their residence th re. The compte will Issue a mGnif-s sto p-aie5i.HE against hi. | expulsion srd CutlIui-g 60 monaIcblai programme.
 WASHISGTJS, June 23.-E. II. B-ysn. of California. consul at Lyons, France ]
 SAN FRtNCIsCo, Jarc z3.-Cn the sr. rival of th- steamer Zealandla from | Honolulu to day all hands. numbering | ioTiy-eight, 4uit the vessel. ElgLieen | were from the fire ms, fourteen were | sailors and sixteen from the stevarG's | department.
 VIENNA, June 23 A dispatch from PraRue, Bohemia. Ftatcs that ,hs ferry boat c.psizoi while CEos-jug the -a-ava -iver. 'hglwIrg i'typeT-r-s lato the VII Ter. Toe ezTct number drowned has not bean Gs"eriaiBCd. bG. twsatv-iye bodies have been recovered.
 S4S FEAScIsc1. June 23 The follow nr telegram has baeu rsc-iv-d by May pr Bartlett from ;he ma,.f ol VaEc5H- gsr, E. c, end iu accordance with the request llr. BgT;lef, is today engaged n soliciting subscriptions Go a .rrd to reiege tue distress rs- erred G.:
 VNSC UvEB. G. C. June 22. 1SSG. To the Mayer Of San Francisco.
 Can you do anything for the people yho are in extreme want through tho l iestTu ,tion of oUT e. ty by fire?
 Signed: i.. A. MCC.esn, -- Mayor ..-l WAsEIvlroz, June 23-Eumbers of -eio usssa.-s geJa received from ths ! president aLd yer, laid on the table. lr. Logan reneglirr es tn one of thc l, residents messages be had never be- ore known such l construction Bs that soldier on fuii1ugh was not ID line of iuty. Mir. Blsir said tEe president eemed Co fad It @ couECu'Gl duty Co ,, E;c-s,l. ia 'be mcst ez;rG0-ci- lary ferns respecting the two houses fl ccuCJcs-. That, however, was E ule.- , er Cf Ciic.al !5up5ie'y Gs to winch , very man must iulge for himseis Mr. I Blair L-fsydef congress from Ec critic i -u.s r1ade by the president. and stated ha- scm5 or the p-eaident's statements re-e entire m,-.rpr pr-Eeusi0ns of facts Blair gave .uFiruc-s f1 surp--. his O-u --e-tious. Us CIarrJG that tle peal irG office as Cr- 6-iZ-J was o--aI'1 .d | r..Fa.aH tn f sr ffaa r..art.f