Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-03

| uhO @O- nC COAlCCtOA ' or customs at Corpus Christi, Texas, has made report 10 the treasury depart nent ID regard to the practice indulged m by importers of that district of i'm porting sheep with wool on inst prior to or during the shearIng season. By this method the importers either obtain the wool without the payment of duty as in cases where sheep are admitted to free entry for breeding purpcs SC. or pay but a
 small perceDtsge of the duty on the
 wool ID cases where annals are sub- lected To duty as such at the rate of 20
 per cent. Cd valorem. The collector
 shows that out of g. Ss4 sheen imported
 from January to March 3I, last, 3O, IA
 were admitted free of duty. for breeding
 purposes. Acting Secretary Fairchild
 has instructed the collector that where parties make claim to enter animals for breeding purposes, very careful investi. gatiOn should be made in order to see that breeding IS the special object of importation, and when satisfied that such IS not the case, dutleS should be assessed accordingly.
 CHICAGO, June 26-Two strikers are known to have been shot at the riot, one seriously. The names have not been as- eertained.
 CHICAGO. June 26.-E. J. Baldwin's Silver Cloud won the AmerIcs's Derby to-day. mile and s half, 2:371z; Blue Wing second, Sir Joseph third.
 PANAMA, June 26-Adyices from Chile show that tfty-one persons in all We're killed in the election riots. Reports winch were cabled to the United States ka Grak 1axr akaka1 khak kala sons were killed and several wounded. | On June 18th forty more were killed. At Santiago the hospitals are filled win wounded.
 PARIS, June 26.-In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the proposal of M. Bla- quir to abolish the use of the titles of nobility was rejected by vote of PIP to 2l6.
 The radical press demands as a reply tO the manifesto of the Count of Paris, the immediate expulsion of all the Or leanist princes and the seizure of thelr property.
 MANcHEsrER, June 26.-Glsdstone this morning appeared to be much exhausted ss the result ot yesterdays strain upon hrs powers. His voice WAS hoarse. but his spirit seemed as strong as ever. He T. eeIvsd a delegation of liberals from Stafford and made a speech ln response to their address. In this he said among other things; "There is to-day but one discontented province in the whole Brit | iSh empire, and that province IS Ireland. | ] Is time for EnelIshmen to end this q sgrace' After this Gladstone paid visit to the mayor of Manchester and subsequently, took the train for Liver pool.
 FORTRESS MONROE, June 26.-The yacht COrssir with the president and party On board, arrived here at ?. in, made circuit Of the Roads and then stood Out tO sea
 PARIS, June 2I-The Duke de Char. tres will accompany the Court of Paris to England and ait-rward return to France. The D1ke d'Aumale and the Prince of Joinvills will live together iG retirement. The annual hunting meet ing at Csntilly forest has been stopped.
 Prince Jerome BonBparte (Plon PloD) Is at Geneva, en route to Italy to bring the Princess Clotilde, his wife and their | daughter to spend the season at Prsn- gins, Switzerland.
 The Count of Paris left the Chateau d'F,au at n o'clcrk. Just before his de parture he stood surrounded by his family ID the principal entrance of the chateau and bsde farewell to twelve hundred persons who had called to convey to him their sympathy. The Gs- semblage was sOrrowiul but orderly and after the counts departure dispersed auIetly. The journey from the chateau to Treport was made without any dem- Oustration. The count embarked at Trsport f5r England ct l: 30 this after noon. He will assume the title of Mar qnis of Harcourt snd remaIn incORnito while in EnGlsnd. A brilliant com paDy, including ROthschild, are Rwait- l iDE the counts arrival at Dover.
 BLooHISGrox. In, June 25-Judee ! David Davis has declined steadily to-day | and may die before morning. His phy- ! sician says he cannot possibly live more than two days at most.