Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-12

HDly reduced ID numD D9rS- GSneral Car ralian, Commander of uniformed Knights being a temderance man, or deren not only the strictest military dis cipline, but commended that no liquor oi any sort be allowed inside the camp The regiment from California brought along carload of the output of the Pacific Coast vineyards. The Knights hero in ignorance of the chiefs order and proceeded to roll their wine in. to camp, when it was ordered out. The far west men said that they would camI beside their grape juce on sidewalks This they have done, and the regular encampment is minus stalwart regi ment, and others are threatening tht same.
 The principal features of this morn ing's Pythisn conclave were the grand reception at the Exposition Building and the opening deliberation of the Grand Lodge. The exercises at the Elk position building were opened by the Mayor, who made the speech of welcome welcome in behalf of tho people of Wis consin, and the reception followed.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, July S.-The board oi regents of the state university to-day agreed to locate the new experimental agricultural station at Pomona, the peo pie of that locality having asresd to the conditions.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, July S.-Early thi. morning Prof. II. c. Gaston, who had been teaching momocy classes at the |. N. c. A. building, Oakland, walked out of the window of his room on the 4th floorof the Brunswick hotel and had marvellous escape from death The force of the fail was broken by hls alight- ing OF the awning in front of the store from which he slid to the pavement Not bone was broken and the fall was over 10 feet.
 EUREKA, Cal, July S.-Charles II Bowden, convicted of the murder oi Mrs. Lillie NJ. Price last January, was this morning sentenced by Judge Hun ter to be hanged next month. A motion to appeal was entered.
 WASHINGTON, July S.-Secretary No ble late this afternoon received dis patch from the superintendent of the hotel at Mammoth Springs, Wyoming This dispatch was just received from Lorris Basin. It says that a severe shock of earthquake, followed by roar and geyser, tcok place there The eruption is throwing a column about 200 feet in the air, shaking the whole basin around that vicinity.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-M. Courtney, a coachman ill the employ of R. c. Ride out, was almost killed today by the team running away. Mrs. Rideout and two others were thrown out on the pave ment and badly hurt. Courtney struck on his head.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, July 9.-News was received here today from Selwood that Chas. ii. Hewitt, an attor- ney of this city, was shot and killed by Chas. Beidade, saloon keeper. The sheriff and coroner went to the scene of the killing. Beldade, after killing Hewitt, drew dagger from his pocket and cut his own throat from ear to ear. They qudrreled over two women.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, July S.-Chief enGi- neor j3ocd of the Southesn Pacific has from Solebad canyon where he mas been laying new track out of reach Oi the HcOds. Twenty miles of tho track was carried away 5y floods last winter and the new track will be complet- ed in a few weess at an estimated cost oi oJlO,UU0.
 WAsHNaTo,;. July 8-Coke expressed his opinion Fl the concurrence conclu- Sicn reached by Vest, and said that he proposed to vote against the conference D.ii because he preferred the law as it now stood.
 Sherman defended and explained the report.
 At ; o'clock the conference report of the silver bill went over till tomorrow In eG!ogies on the late Representative Cox, of New York,
 WASHINGTON, July S-1he speaker laid before the house the senate bill to adopt resolution for preventing colli- sions at sea. The resolution has been adopted by the international marine con ference. The bill passed, 12G to 45.
 The chairman from the committee on rules reported q resolution for the call ing up Of the original package bill.
 Adjourned.
 SAN FRAHcIsco, July S.-The Chroni- cie says: Samuel Rockwell, chief en- gineer, has completed the survey from &ojera to Tejon pass. The steepest grade will not De over forty feet to the mic. There will be two short tunnels An addition Of twelve men has just been made.
 PITTsBUEG, Pa, July S.-Tho National Tube works at MckeepOrt have refused to sign tue amalgamatcd scale, and us q result the great plant is idle. Four thousand men are cut.
 MUscAT, July 9.-A terrific cyclone here and iii the adjacent country has demo shed many houses both here and On the plantations. The loss Of life is appalli q. Reports thus far show over 7JU killed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 9-The steam ship Gail:c aIrNCd this morning, twen- Jy-iive days out from Hong Kong and days from Yokohama, Japan. The ina!l states that rumors are pravG- ent tat Russia had seized the island off the coast Of Korea and that the Leander and Severn were under orders 10 keep up steam and be ready to proceed to sea at moments notice if required. The steamship Tai Sang, from Hong Kong for Shanghai, which went ashore at Swatow, June Cth, was gotten off and repaired, and was ex- oectcd at Hong Kong June 12th.
 Tke first elections Of the House Of Peers, under the new Japanese constitu- lion took place June 23, some forty-forr members hglrG returned; twenty two ol -hoss aIe farmers by occupation, and fifteen arc merchants; only Crc being q noble.
 At Gsl,al,o, Japan, fifty-nine pecpe were drowned on June 15;h, dur ng the launching of new sailing vessel 1t was tn occasion Of great excitement ind interest. About 2J0 people had ;ro5sed on board tI.c boat but the ,wn- 1T, Nee hino, however, became appre lensiva and ordered 1UJ Of them ashore. Then the launch took place.
 1t was cbb tide and as tie ropes used n securing were too short the vessel Eceled ever, and the people on board
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