Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-13

WASHINGTON, August 11.-It has been determined by tbs Navy Department that the cruiser MRrblehead to be | launched at Boston tomorrow vii be christentd by Mrs. Charles Allen, wife of one of the constructors of the vessel.
 CHEYENNE, WYo, August u.-Ju6ge Scott has decided to accept bail from uOckmen for the reason that Sheriff
 Kelly refused to pay the expenses any lnnger Ot holding them. Judge Scott lecided. that they should be bailed ID 1 jO,OOO each for their appearance on the I'd. There were 42 prisoners thus re- leased.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-The at- torney for John McNulty who was sen tenced to be hanged to morrow tor the murder of John Collins in '6S, received telegram from Governor Markham at Santa Cruz this morning announcing that McNulty bad been granted a re- prieve until August Z6ta.
 DEs MONIES, Iowa, August 1.-The Peoples Party CCnvcrtiJl- l-e. is tbis city this morning. w. c. We .ks, f Winterset, was elected as temporary chairman.
 SACRAMENTO, August 1l.-Iaformat. has been received that J. ". Butler, of Castle Graz, was shot by a man named Taylor on Soda Creek last evening. The wound is dangerous. Further particu- lars has not been received yet.
 DENVER. August 11.-Hon. Hugh Me Curdy, of Corunna. Michigan, was this morning elected Grand Master Ot tte Knights Templsr of the United States.
 WAsHINGToS, Aug, 1O-There will be a shaking up among bign -saIaIied officials of the Bureau of Geological Survey to- morrow, when the reductions imposed by the Sundry Civil Bill will be carried into effect. Nearly forty members of the present force will be asked to re- rign, twO-tbirds of them being scientis: employed on especial work. The salary of the paiaoutologIst Is cut down from 5000 te S20O0 and twenty-six other employ es will also have to submit 10 re- duction in ray. Six of the scientists thus eammeTIly di5possessed have volun- teered to stay and complete the work they were employed upon without con- pensatiOn,
 CiTY OF MExIC0, August l0.-The rumOr tEat toe government has nego- tiate0 loan abroad has been reduced to the facJ that the National Bank, in union with EurOpea an houses, has opened credit for E600, 900 at per cent. annual interest, to bs repaid ID monthly install ments commeDclDg at the end Of the present year and finishing next year. The government gave no security. A prominent official sad to-day that thIs amount would be more than sufficient to tide over the difficulties, which would surely end with the increased custom receipts inevitable with the winter busi- ness.
 BOISE CITY, IDAHO, August 1O.-In the contempt proceedings against the Occur d d'Alene rIOtsrs the defense began the 1T troduction of testimony to-day. The line or the defense IS marked out by the examInation of wItnesst on the stand te- day is to prove that the ron-union men began the bostilities, the contention be- ing that the UniOn men cannot, there fore, be held to have violated the in- junction restraining them from inter- fering with the working of the mines, and further that these defendants did not participate in the night. A large nun Der of witnesses were examined.
 MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO, August To- There IS great excitement here over the disc covery of fabulously rich gcld-tear- ing quartz ledge in the Dixie district, twenty-tWo miles up the Rocky Bar road. In enc mine a shaft has been sunk fifty feet and has large vein ex- posed which gives an average vulue of tfty-nine ounces of gold to the ton. Other and smaller veins give much higher returns.
 ST. LOUIs, August 10.-The national convention of the brotherhood of car penters and jOiners passed resol utions denOunclng the Carnegie company fer employing Pinkertons, rourdly scoring the PiDkeTtons and Pinkertonism, and expressing sympathy with the C5eur d'Alene miners.