Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-06-06

LONDON. June 1.-The famous Bac
carat scandal trial, otherwise the action
g Sir William Carbon Cumming agaDs
FIr. and Airs. LycetJ Green, Mr.. aDC
Arthur Wilson aUu Barkley Lpvett, 70
Islander, com uenced b. fore Lord Chic
| Justice Coieridge today.
TIE court rOGm was crowded. The
Plaintiff entered the court, apparently
IN The best OF humOr. The entrance o
! Prince of Wales was sigma! for the court
| 81 ocsedings to commence.
| Lord Chief Justice Coler!dJe ADDRESS
| Ing the solicitor. General Clark was
/ leading counsel plaiDtIIf. He said
| ;ie desired that the prince should be
Kept in court as short time as pos sible'
ihe solicitor general assanted, and Sir
Edward Clark amid the almost breath
iess silence then opened tho case for the
paintiff.
OTTAwA, Nay 3O.-The following bul
letin has been issued in regard to Sir
jean MacDonaid'e condition.:
s0-a m.-The premier passed the night
quietly and had short sleeps at intervals
He does not suffer any pain He is per
fectly conscious in as far rs he makes his
wants known. HIS speech IS yet In abey-
ance. lie has taken milk at intervals
throughout the night.
[SigEed r. W. POWELL, NJ. D.
OTTAWA, May 30.-1l. 80 a. m.-Sir
John James Grant, DR.. Powell and DR..
Il z. Wright are in consultation. The
case is hopeless. Sir. John retains con-
-ciousness but suffers no pain. his
efforts to speak were pathetic. He was
able TO articulate inGistinctly various
names repeated by Lady Macdonald.
Lord Stanley caDled a report Of Sir
johns condition this morning to her
majesty and Lord Salisbury. Later
the following bulletin was issued:
The premier passed as comfortable
night as coul1 be expected aud this morn
leg at our consultation at IL O'CLOCK we
fiud his general system unaltered from
yesterday and cur opinion Of him re-
mains unaltered.
LATEST-NO CHANGE.
OTTAWA, June 1,-oir John Mac
Donald slept more tnan usual during
the night. Symptoms this morning show
no change.
WALLA WALLA, June lit was
learned late last night tnat one of the
soldiers confined in the county Jail
charged with the murder Of \. j HuGt
: prl 9th, had turned states evidence
anl his testimony had bsef taken -by
tne pres ecutiGg attorney in writing and
sworn TO. Waen it bsclme known at tho
garrison that the man had turned states
evi ience, rumors of attack on the ia
we're Immediately circulated. AZ pre-
step the sheriff has doubled
Tie guards at the Ia!i, which now mum
bar fifty.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Post this
morning prints the following: There is
strong impression on tne part of the we'll
informed persons in official circles that
while Secretary Noble is no going to
leave pubiic service they would not he
surprised Ii in a every short time he
would retire froai tho interior depart
nent TO accept prominent place in the
diplomatic service. One story is 20 the
effect thst he Will take Minister Smiths
pidca at ST. Petersburg. .ino,her a
mora probable story Is that if secretary
Proctor should be selected to succeed
Senator EdHundS, which now seems
certain, Minister Lincoln will be made |
secretary CT war and Secretaro Noble !
viii be sent TO the court % st. James, |
secretary Noble is still absent, but there !
ire those who believe that no will no |
onger occupy his present position.