Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-03

turned a verdict of guilty.
 LONDON, June 25.-The Queen has ar.
 rived at Wi0dsor castle from Balmoral.
 DIXON. Cal. June 25.-A Chinaman
 employed in one of the wash houses near ' town was murdered here last night. He was shot by some one unknown while
 been obtained.
 SAN FRANCISCO. June 2j.-Siles w.
 Sande:son, ex-Judge of the Supreme . court, died here at 6 o'clock last eve ming. He was a native of Vermont, aged 62 and came to California early ID the
 tifties, settling down to the practice of
 law in Eldorado O., where be held sev-
 eral public officss. In 1862 he was elect } ed Supreme Judge of California for the
 short term, and Tn 1S6S reelected. In
 1870 he resigned, tO become attorney
 for the Central Pacific Railway, by which
 corporation be has been since retained
 He leaves e wife and four daughters
 who are at present travelling in Europe.
 WASHINGTON, June 25.-In the caucus
 last night the attendance was quite
 large. nearly all of the Democratic Rep
 resentatives in the city being present
 and the proceedings were harmonious
 throughout, contrary to common expec-
 tation. Nothing was said directly about
 the tariff or pension tax propositions.
 The state of business in the house was discussed and Speaker Carlisle, by re- quest, ran over the calander, calling Gt-
 tention to the almost inextricaOle con-
 fusion ot special orders on every subject
 of general importance. After hearing the statement the caucus decided tO se- I laaN
 which should be charged with the dutieS
 of selecting and pushing to tbe point of action such of the measures Gs 1t should
 deem proper to attempt to pass, and
 Messrs. Carlisle, Morrison and Randall
 were named as members of the commit tee. The sentiment of the caucns seem ed to be m favor of passing the appro- | priation bulls and bills declaring the for feiture of land grants and then adjourn | ing. Soon after the selection of the committee Randall rose and asked what the action of the caucus meant, whether 1t meant Gn sdiournment by July r.. | There was hearty cheers of "yes, yes" from all side-. Rather regretfully It was observed that Mir. Randall assumed that the action meant also that the ap- | proprlstIon bills and the few bills | already on the calendar would be the only measures taken to receive action ct thIs session, and m this assumption there was again expressed a hearty assent, | while, as before stated, no direct refer | ence Was made tO the tariff. The mem | bers present at the cactus came away under the impression that there vOuld be no further effort made at this session to answer any tariff bill
 SAN FRASCIsco, June 25-Celia Oliver. aged 20. only surviving daugn gnter of the late D. J. Oliver, the well.known eapi- ialist. died this morning.
 CHICAGO. June 25.-The Lake Shore railroad attempted. to send a freight tram out of the city this morning, with the assistance of some imported switch men brought here from other points on the road tO take the places of those now on the strike. At 43d street, south of the city limits, n crowd of fully a thou l sand attacked the small body Of village | police stationed there to protect the | railroad property, turned the switches snd succeeded In running the train oil the track and caused other damage.
 .pABrs. June 25--Much excitement was caused by the manifesto or the Count ot Paris on hIs departure from France. Newspapers containing the manifesto are selling on the streets in large numbers. The document has made a great impression.
 LONDON, June Parliament was pro- rogued today. In the course of a speech the Queen said: My lords and gentle men: l have determined to di-place you from your high duties before the full accOmplishIaent Cf the regular work of the session, in order to ascertain the ! sense of my people on the important proposal to establish legislative body n Ireland Tor the management of Irish 1 as distinguished from imperial affairs. 1 With this object it is my intention tu 1 dissolve parliament. l coutInue to hap 1 pily maiatEin the mos, friendly Te!s- tons with all foreign powers." ASS ARB1E, Mich. June 25-Dr. Y. | O. Vaughn m examining a specimen Of ice rream which recently pOisonsi q number of persons Et Newton, Michigan, has made the important discovery tha; | tyrotOxicon, an active element in pOis. ! onous cheese, which he discovered some l tune since, was also present m ice cream | and was the cause Of sickness. Tbs l proves that tyrotoxIcon Is due to the | decomposition of milk and may be de- | veloped m any milk which IS kept in an | impure atmosphere or unclean vessels. | The germs seem to multiply very rapid I ly and Q small amount of tainted milk | wIll poison a whole family. It IS Dr. | Vaughn's theory that tyrOtoxicon has | much to do with cholera intantum, the | symptoms of which are similar to the | symptoms of cheese poisoning.
 CmcAGo. June 2j-The manager of | tbe Elder Publishing Co. has been m | communication with Mics Cleveland rel I ative to her coming to this city and talk ing charge of the editorial department | of the Literary Life. A dispatch rr- ceived to-day states that all arrange ments with Miss Cleveland has been | completed and she will come on at once | to take the position named.
 Los ANGELES, June 2J-The fac, has I inst been learned that night before last, | l.. French, a recent arrival from the | east, was robbed of Sl, 800 at the Grand | Central hotel. He was roOminR with s mRn by the naIne of J. F.. Verne whose | acquaintance be had made in this cIty. | He had drawn the money from the bank | that day and placed It under his pillow. When he woke up he found his money | and room mate missing.
 PEORIA, Ill, June 25.-rhe warehouse l of the consolidated tark iiue of this city, | containing 5O,OjO grliOus of oil, caught | fire this afternoon and vas totally oe- stroyed. The burning oil communicated with the freight house of she Peoria S Pekin Union railroad near by and this | was also burned with thirty cars and | large quantity of freight. The total loss will approach S2OO,OOO.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-George | Miliken, R longshoreman, while working | on the ship Mystery Hall which was be ing unloaded at the old Oakland wharf | yesterday, became involved ID a quarrel | with @ man named Creegan which wss concluded by the latter striking him on | the right temple with shovel. intiictinG | an ugly wound. Milken vas taken tO | his house Tn this city where he died | this morning. IL was not until this af 1 ternoon that the coroner was notified Cf | the murder. The chief Of police a. once | detailed 8 detective 10 investigate the 1 case.
 BLooMISGToS, He, June 2e.-Judge David Davis died a. SIX o'clock thls morning. He sa1k into s cOmstose I-g. k.sFr sha md ,.1