The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-01-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail.
PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL

PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL,
 "A PROMINENT German ecclesiastic be- lieves that the action of the reichstag in voting to admit the Jesrits to Ger many will not be ratified by the federal council.
 'EX-Gov. BrGes, of Delaware, died at Middletown, Del, recently.
 CHAUNCEY II. ANDREWS, a noted man. ufacturer and millionaire of Youngs- town, O., died there recently.
 THE Grecian chamber has been dis solved.
 SENATOR WHITE, of California, eX- fully made up their minds to comply with the herequirements of the Geary law.
 CHAIRMAN SAVERS, of the house com luittee on appropriations, desires to do away with the present laws relating to permanent and indefinite appropr:a- tions.
 Gov. FIsHBACK, of Arkansas, has ad- dressed an open letter to President Cleveland, calling his attention to the fact that the Indian territory is hot bed ofccriminals.
 THE meeting of the so-called con gress of Dutch socialists at Grogingen resulted in violent quarrels and disor- der. Fifty-siX sections of the socialist party were represented.
 THE Nictheroy has gone to sea, seek ing the revolutionary vessels, and it is believed that a great naval battle be- tween the opposing forces of Brazil is imminent
 EX-MAYoR HUGH J. GRANT has been appointed receiver of the St. Nicholas bank, of New York
 SECRETARY GRESHAM has instructed Minister White at St Petersburg to in form the Russian government that ''as- sisted" immigrants will not be allowed to land in the United States.
 SENATOR CULLoM will be a candidate for senator before the next legislative assembly of Illinois.
 COMMISSIONER RHODES arrived at Pa lapye Christmas and announced that the Matabeles were entirely subju- gated, and that King Lobengula does not intend to return to Bulwayo.
 ACCORDING to mail adviees from the Congo the tribes along the upper Welle, under the command of the sultan of Samio, have defeated the Soudanese Mahdists, driving them toward the upper Nile.
 PAUI. SCHWARTZ, proprietor of the American metallurgical works at PhGe- nixville, Pa, died recently. He was the only living holder of the chemical secret for making cheap high grade steel and the secret died with him.
 THE subcommittee of the senate com- mittee on foreign relations organized at Washington on the 27th for an in- quiry into the Hawaii complications.
 PRINCE BISMARCK is reported to be suffering from his old complaint of neuralgia in the arm and his condition is said to be complicated by indiges- tion.
 DISPATCHES from Mellilla say that Muley Araaf has delivered the princi- pal leaders in the Riff revolt to Gen. Campos, of Spain, who sent them aboard the cruiser lsla de Luzon for transport to Tangier, to enable the sultan to punish them
 CHARLES MERIvAL, dean of Ely, is dead. The earl of Derby used to say that Dean Merival's Transcript of Homer's Ilaid" was one of the finest things in the English language.
 MICHAEL DAvTTT denies knowing anything about the murder of Dr. Cronin.
 IN regard to the reported seizure of the Gilbert islands by the British, the colonial office says the whole group was formally annexed by Great Britain in June, 1899. and that they have been in Great Rritain's possession ever since.