The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


 collector of internal revenue for the Nathan, collector of internal revenue for the First district of New York.
 THE Pail Mall Gazette says that a cipher letter has been received from Rio, showing that the restoration of the monarchy is undoubtedly the in- tention of the revolt, and adding the army and navy will soon cooperate to this eud
 TIE revolt in Argentine is gaining town of Rosario.
 CAPT w. l.. NEALE, once state treas urer of Kentucky, died at Lexington, Ky,
 THE pope has appointed Rev. Father Edward Dunne, of the Chicago diocese, bishop of Dallas, Tex. Rev. Father Paul Larocque has been appointed bishop of Sher brooke, Can.
 THE Cuban government has decided not to accept bank notes in payment of customs duties
 JOHN F. RUSSELL was again nomi- mated for governor by Massachusetts democrats with James B. Carroll for | lieutenant-governor
 THE effort of the rebel torpedo boats of Argentine to surprise and capture the government fleet resulted in igno. minious failure
 | GLADSTONE opened his campaign against the house of lords on the 27th and was given n grand reception by his constituents of Midlothian. FURTHER bombardment of Rio de Ja- neiro was prevented by foreign vessels threatening to turn their guns on the rebels.
 REAR ADM. WEAVER, '. s. N, has | been placed on the retired list. THERE has been q new and most ser l ious disagreement between King Hum bert and the Vatican. The pope re- | fuses to recognize the kings right to nominate patriarch for Venice. LATEST advices from Rio JaneirO are that the rebels have again bombarded the city and that number of people have been killed.
 TIE president has withdrawn the nomination of Leopold Moore, of New York city, to be consul at St Christo- pher, West Indies.
 THE young king of Spain, with re- tinue, arrived at Madrid from San Se- bastian amid much cheering and no disturbance.
 DIRECTOR-GENERAL DAVIS, of the worlds fair, is in Washington, one of the objects of his visit being to urge upon President Cleveland that he should be present when the fair cl oses
 THE Italian ambassador to France gives very discouraging views as to any prospects of peace in the future between the two countries.
 THE city of Toulon asked the French government to give it money to pay for the fetes in honor of the Russians visit ing there, but was refused.
 SENATOR HILL has introduced bill intended to recognize telegraph opera tors who served during the rebellion as military men entitled to honorable dis charge if their services justify it.
 TIE speech of MT Gladstone, at Ed inburgh, is said to be a bitter dsap- pointmcnt to the liberals, who were hoping their leader would outline the plan of campaign to be undertaken against the house of lords.
 ROBERT F.. PRESTON, if confirmed as director of the mint, cannot be re- moved for five years without the con sent of the senate, a distinction shared by only one office, that of comptroller of the currency. Mir. Preston has been connected with the treasury since 1856.
 THE government forces in Argentina are reported to have gained complete victory over the rebels and the revolu- tion is practically at an end. UNITED STATES MINISTER THOMPSON at Rio Janciro has been instructed to protect the rights of all American citi- zens and to do all in his power to pre- vent further bloodshed and destruction of property.
 CONGRESSMAN OATES appeared before the banking and currency committee in support of several measures of which he is the author; among others a com promise on the repeal of the 10 per cent tax on state banks.
 THE Argentine republic has under ] consideration q scheme for coloniZing Terra del Fuego It will offer special advantages to settlers there and will create free port in the islands. THE house elections committee has decided to admit the Bourbon county, Kan, evidence of Congressman Fun ston in his contest case.
 REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER has ob- tained leave to print in the Record a defense of the charges made against the interior department in connection with the opening of the strip.
 ALDERMAN GEORGE ROBERT TYLER, of the Quecnhithe ward, has been elected lord mayor of London, to sue ceed Stuart Knill.
 IT is reported at Bangkok that the French have given the island of Koh' samit, in the gulf of Siam, to Russia for coaling station.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 IN a collision on the Grand Trunk railway at Bellevue, Mich, severa prominent people of Detroit were killed
 CAssIUs FIELDING, an insane painter created panic on the Chicago board