The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-28
GENERAL.

Hans von Bulow, composer and pianist, who had suffered long from several dis orders, was in hopeless condition.
 PROF. CHARLES MICHELoT, the famous historian of the German system of philosophy, is dead.
 EDWARD BLAKE, the Canadian repre- sentative of home rule for Ireland, will start from London for the dominion shortly to make two months visit. It is reported that he will not return.
 A TELEGRAPHIC dispatch from Mos COW gives an emphatic denial to the dispatch to the effect that the Moscow police, assisted by detach nent of Cos sacks, had surrounded and surpl ised a large meeting of nihilists.
 COUNT VoN BULow has been appoint ed to succeed Count Solmo-Sennenwalde as German ambassador to Italy.
 THOMAS KELLY's extensive terrace of residences at Winnipeg. Man, was gutted by fire. The loss was $500
 EMPEROR WILLIAM has pardoned Gen. Kirshoff, who was tried by court-mar- tial and sentenced to three months i'm prisonment in fortress for shooting the editor of the Tage eblatt, whom he accused of defaming his daughter.
 FoUR young people skating on Choate lake, four miles from Halifax, N. &, broke through the ice and were drowned.
 SERIOUS disorder, resulting in loss of life, has occurred at Yusgat, town of Asia Minor. The governor-general of Angora, Hedin Pasha, has been re- called.
 TIE bill authorizing the Indian gov ernment to borrow $50. .00O, 900 to meet maturing obligations between now and March has passed its third reading in the British house of commons.
 PREMIER CRIsPI, of Italy, will visit Sicily in January to inquire into the popular grievances which gave rise to the recent riots.
 THE Rome Official Gazette publishes notice to the effect that Premier Crispi has dismissed the mayor of Mon- reale for melting the populace against the government.
 ON account of the receipt by several members of the Paris bourse of threat ening letters, the officials have had wire nettings placed in front of the galleries to prevent the throwing of bombs onto the floor.
 THE rumor that Mgr. Satolli the apostolic delegate. has been appointed archbishop of Bologna cannot be con firmed.
 JUDGE FRAZIER of the supreme court of New Brunswick, has been appointed lieutenant-governOr of the province to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Lieut.-Gov. John Boyd.
 A NEW wagon wheel trust is proposed.
 BOYNToN, the Rio de Janeiro dyna- miter, was ordered to be released by Secretary Herbert.
 THE annual reports of the Michigan Central and Canada southern railways shows decreased earnings.
 THE recently announced rates of the Pacific coast lines may not go into eff feet unless the Canadian Pacific fixes its rates likewise.
 BERLIN does not favor the govern ment's policy of adding to it's limits number of districts inhabited by the poorer classes
 THE English Court of Queens Bench decided the suit of Chilli against the Royal Mail Steamship Co. for 3SS silver bars against the republic.
 TIE Mexican congress has given President Diaz power to forfeit railway franchises held by foreigners whenever he thinks proper.
 TIE building occupied by Hovey & Sons, drapers, in Sheffield, England, caught fire. Sixty assistants of the firm were rescued with difficulty. Five other buildings were burned. The damage amounted to G200. 900.