Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-06-27
TELEGRApHIC.

collection from a vessel flying tn,
British flag Of duty on load Of nitrat,
brought into Tocopi:la. The British
minister made a vigorous protest an,
what action Balmaceda wilt take canno
be learned, but probably he will retur,
the money. The correspondence ais,
states that il would seem that the Brit
ish government is doing all in its power
without resort TO arms, to aid the insur
gent cause.
He further states tie prospect look
very gloomy for Balmaceda.
LONDON, June 23.-A diepa:ch from
the CHILEAN government today says tina
the rebeis have lost ail moral force, and
ali acting or their part has ceased.
On the other hand dispatch states
that President Balmaceda e taking
every step TO increase the strength o.
the army, and that loyal war-snips ar.
attacking the rebels ports at Male. The
rebel squadron avoids all fighting. Ir
conc sion it makes the statement that
the rebels are prolonging the war sorsly
to enrich themselves with deposits al
Staraprisas.
WASHINGTON, June GA private
letter from Peru briggs information
that Admiral Brown and other officers
of the United States naval fleet on the
west coast of South America paid an
official visit to the president of Peru On
the 9th Of May, AID were received with
much cordiality by him. The president
expressed great interest in the Chicago
exposition, and said that although bis
country was very poor, they should make
finest display which the means OF
the government would permit.
The secretary eff the navy has issued
the following regulations for the naval
militia upon the return from any state
OF any number OF men actually muster
ed in and serving in the naval militia of
said state on trst day OF July 1891.
The secretary Of the navy will allot to
each state sum equal to twelve dollars
per head for each officer and man SO
returned.
SAN Francisco, June 23.-Princa
George OF Greece, who was instrumental
In saving the life of the Russian Prince
imperial from the attack Of Japanese
policeman at Yokohoma, arrived today
on the Gae lie, having left the Czsrovitch
at Vladlv ska. The Gaelic passengers
bring info nation OF riots which have
broken ou in Canton against missionar
ie=; that ,bey had burnt the missions
anu put q at Dber OF priests to death
for this c.iao. II was reported thot
four murdoi 5rc were pct 70 death Just
before the Gaelic left Hong Kong.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Secretary No
bic has rendered a decision in the case
of the townsite OF East Guthrie. North
Guthrie and Capital Ill.,, Oklahoma,
against Veerder 3. Paine and other az
ricultural claimants.
The secretary affrms the decision OF
the com missioners, rejecting the claim
o. the towDsight Of North Guthrie. and
directs that hearing be had to determine
the rights Of the respective agricultural
claimants. The entries, made by those
who entered the terri DRY prior to the
hour fixed ~ the procla N alton for open
ing OF the land to settlement, are de-
clared void.
AS the claims OF Veerdor B. Paine and
Zenophon Fitzgerald tho secretary finds
their homestead entries were not made
in good faith.
VALLEJO, Cal, June 22.-In DUR
suance of an order issued by Secretary
Tracy June sd, declaring vacant the
positions of foremen and quartermaster rs
IN all departments at the Mare Island
navy yard, and providing for an ex-
animation under the civil service rules
TO NIL those Vacancies. A board Of ex
aminers appointed by the secretary met
today and received the names OF seventy
applicants for the twenty vacant posi-
tons. Examination of applicants will
begin tomorrow by the board OF examin-
ers.
San Francisco, June 22.-Tbe
sci ooner Sea Wait arrived from a poa,
Samoa, this Afternoon, bringing a cargo
Of wreckage from the United States men.
of-war Trenton and Vandelia, which
was wrecked at Opoa in the hurricane
of March, 1889. It also brings the re-
mains OF twenty seamen belonging to
those vessels who were drowned at the
time. The remains will be buried at
the Mare Island navy yard.
San Francisco, June 23.-The steam
ship Gaelic arrived this morning from
Hongkong and Yokohoma.
The steamer Zeelandia arrized today
from Honolulu.
YREKA, CAL, June 22-Yreka has been
flooded with counterfeit dollars by q
stranger who came into town this week.
Today he was arrested by Sheriff Walker,
who lodged him in jail to await trial.
Although the counterfeit coin is q very
clumsy imitation, the man, no was &C
COIL panied 10y confederate, succeeded
in passing large number before be wps
detected.
RED BLUFF, June 22.-In the cow
poisoning case today. DIR. West is test
ing the contents of the stomach of a
COW poisoned for arsenic. He is also
testing corn for parisgreen and arsenic
poison. The impression Of many is
that COWS got it accidentally from poison
put out Il kill grasshoppers.
SAN RssAEL, Cal, June 22.-Coy Ner-
Won, a regro convict at San Quentin,
who was tabbed by j. Williams, another
ronvl3t, n dispute over the Corbett :
Jacksop i,'l-, died today.
RIcHN go. June IA construction
ira left the rack al million, i've miles
from here, and killed four colored men
and injured six others
HALIFAX, June 23.-Albert Ham. the
scuIler diel today from
OF the lungs.
BOSTON, June 23.-Alley Bros. Of this
place. leather dealers. have assigned;
liabilities are estimated at half mil
ion.
KANSAS CRY, June 22.-Floods in the
Missouri river reached this city last
eight, and the water ow stands twenty
hree and a half feet above low-water
mark. An additional rise Of two feet
would food the low land and cause
great loss to property. The rise in the
Missouri river has backed Up the waters