The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL.
 LOUIS KossUTH, the Hungarian pa triot, died at Turin, Italy, on the goth, aged 92
 THE Portuguese war-ship on which Adm Da Cana and some of his follow CTS escaped from the uay of Rio Janeiro will take the refugees to the Azore islands.
 PREMIER A. BEERNERT announced to the Belgium chamber of representa- tives the resignation of the cabinet on account of the rejection by the cham Der of the proportional representation bill.
 GEN. WALLACE and survivors Third division Army of Tennessee are to march over their route at Shiloh to dis pute charges made in history.
 SENATOR CoLQUIrr, of Georgia, was taken seriously i'll on the 2Oth. His throat was specially affected. All the members of the senator's family were at his bedside excepting one daughter and she had been telegraphed for.
 HoN. ANDREW D. WHITE is about to retire from the Russian mission. The mission will be raised to the rank of an embassy, and Levi z. Letter, the Chicago millionaire, will be made ana bassador to the court of St. Petersburg.
 IT was stated by Denver, Col, paper that in case the supreme court decided adversely to Gov Waite in the fire and police board controversy he would pro- ceed to storm the city hall by force of arms at midnight on the day the de- cision was rendered. The governors lieutenants were quietly swearing in deputies, as the loyalty of the militia was suspected.
 w. G. DIE one of the oldest residents of Winona, Minn., also one of the best known Odd Fellows in the stat5 and United States, shielded by shooting himself through the head. Die was grand marshal of the sovereign grand lodge of the United States.
 IN the Iowa house the liquor bill was passed by a vote of 53 to 45.
 IN Montevideo twenty-seven ballots were taken in the chamber on the 2lst for president of the republic On the twenty-seventh ballot the govern ment candidate, Senor Don Idiarto Borda, was declared elected DISPATCHES from Santiago, Chilli, on the 2lst, stated that the ministry had resigned.
 IT is reported that Lord Roseber the British premier, will soon marry Princess Maud of Wales. TIE contested election case of En- glish vs. Hilborn, Third California dis trict, has been disposed of by the com mittee on elections by the adoption of the report presented by Chairman Brown, favoring the seating of the con testant, English. The vote was strict | ly party one.
 FRANCIS MURPHY, the temperance apostle, has lately been holding tenn perance meetings in Joliet and other places in Will county, H., and not less than 5000 people have signed the pledge.
 THE Iowa senate on the 22d passed the house liquor bill, thus destroying the policy of, prohibition. The law provides for the taxation of saloon property, and many conditions are re- quired before commencing the sale of liquor.
 SENATOR MORGAN intends to offer at the proper time his proposed amend ment to the tariff bill providing for the appointment of a tariff commission which takes tariff revision entirely out of the hands of congress.
 THE Irish Times, of Dublin, said that Mir Thomas Sexton, member of parlia- ment for North Kerry, had decided to relinquish his seat in parliament