The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

Doth houses prolonged the last day tC 12O hours. Gov. West vetoed the republican tax bill and the legislature adjourned without reconciling the diff ference. The governor vetoed boun. ties proposed for the production oi sugar. silk, tanning root, etc. He also refused to approve the memorials against free wool and free lead
 THE peoples party national commit. tee has issued an appeal to the friends of the cause for funds to carry on the campaign. Subscriptions of from five cents to five dollars may be sent to M. C Rankin, treasurer, Terre Haute, Ind.
 PRINCE GIovANNA CoLoNNA, hered- itary papal chamberlain, died on the 18th.
 Ar Montevideo Dr. Ellauri, the ad. ministration candidate for the presi- dency, has withdrawn his acceptance of the presidency in view of the mar rowness of the majority in his favor.
 SPEAKER CRISP is not regarded by his friends as candidate for the United States senate to succeed Senator Col quit although recent dispatches from Georgia have named Mir. Crisp among the probable candidates.
 IN the British house of commons Mr. Labouchere's amendment to abolish the house of lords was passed by a vote of l47 to liS, in spite of the opposition of the government. The prospect of the resignation of the cabinet was thought very probable
 THE terms of Da Cana have been re- fused by the Brazilian government and the bombardment of the insurgent forts and ships commenced or the 18th. No great damage was done, the rebels husbanding their ammunition.
 DISPATCHES received at Washington on the l4th from the son of Representa- tive Wilson now in the City of Mexico were far from reassuring as to the con dition of the latter He was suffering from despondency induced by an en- feebled constitution.
 E. J. JOHNSON, of Philadelphia, at present in Denver. Col, will soon be- gin trip of 15,OO0 miles on horseback in the interest of newspaper syndi- >'NS' AAiS Siip " III IdhC JuSU lOuI V He will go through Mexico and then through the different states of South America.
 THE queen left England in the royal yacht on the l4th for Florence, Italy, where she will stay some time
 K. F.. J. MILES, the noted theatrical manager, died at Cincinnati on the 18th of carbuncles, aged 60 years
 FRED GERHARD, the celebrated club man of New York, was married to Miss Louise H. Morris, of Baltimore, Md, on the l4th.
 JUDGE ARTEMAs LIBBY, of the su- preme court of Maine, died on the 18th, aged 70 years.
 DISPATCHES from Rio de Janeiro Brazil, of the 18th said that Adm Da Cana, with 800 of the insurgent sail ors and marines, was on board the Portuguese corvette Mindello. It was added that the refugees would be taken to Portugal. Other adviccs from Sac Paulo were to the effect that the in- surgents under Gen. Saraiva had capt. ured the fort at Itavarca, the garrison, numbering 5000 men, having surren- dered
 SECRETARY HERBERT has cabled Adm. Benham at Rio to proceed i'm mediately with one of the vessels of his squadron to Bluefelds, Nicaragua, to watch over Ame~,""0 interests there,
 F- T.-G London Daily News of the i6th said that at council of the ministers a section asked to resign, declaring it was impossible to continue the govern ment with the chances of a repetition of the Labouchere incident to abolish the house of lords After some per suasion they were induced to remain, on the understanding that the govern ment would resign or dissolve if it should suffer such another defeat.
 CITIZENS politically opposed to Mayor Parker, of Georgetown, Col, of seces- sion notoriety, were on the 18th endeav- bring to secure an injunction restrain ing the city clerk from placing Parker's name on the city ticket for reelection. The grounds upon which the injunction is asked is that he has shown himself traitor by advocating secession of the SllVer StdVeS ana dnneNaLlOn with Mexico.
 TIE reichstag finally passed the Russo-German commercial treaty by large majority.
 THE expedition against the Abors has arrived safely in Sadiya There will be no further operations until after the rainy season.
 Mas. WILLIAM K VANDERBILT has bought crown which once adorned the brows of Empress Eugenie. It is described as a marvel of workmanship, and cost Mrs. Vanderbilt s300,0 1t contains 2,000 stones, finely mounted in old silver, lined with gold.
 A DISPATCH from Guatemala lately said that President Barrios' house was closely guarded and he never appeared in public without escort The military were kept constantly watching and there were frequent changes of com manders. The antipathy to Americana increases.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 THE Indian creek reservoir at Boise Ida, burst it's walls on the 14th carry ing destruction in its path.
 THE famous Pickwick club building, tha ,nrnar nf Canal aud Carop al