Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-04-29
rELaGa3rnGc NEWS,
-,e.,,i Dispatches 20 TIE CITIZEN. by
United states Telegraph Line.
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

ana Miss Clara I. ChOale, daughter q
p Choate Esq, Of this city, were ma
ricd Mt Camp Grant, Arizona, the cerc
monv being performed IN the presenc
of "A large party. in the telegraph ofiic
In san Diego. We believe this to b
the second instance on record Of MAJ
=, riace by telegraph. This manner O
d. conducting the service although move
, was IMPRESSIVE, and win be remember
-. ed with peculiar interest by all VIII,
where present. Miss Choate became
engaged to the very worthy young gen
ltleman with whom she will make TIN
7 tourney of life, some time ago. As ht
-, is in the service Of the government a:
: the operator of the telegraph station a
Camp Grant, he could not obtain leave
to make so long a journey hither fol
A., his wedding, and the young lady went
out to him IL Arizona. At 8 O'Clock
last evening, the family and friends
Of the bride gathered at the telegraph
office, corner of 18th & D streets. There
/, was a very large party of ladies' and
=. gentlemen. The officiating clergyman,
Rev. Jonathan l.. Mann, of the NJ T.
Church, being present, and all being
in readiness, the following message was
sent by the father Of the BRIDE Greet
ing to our friends at Camp Grant; we
are ready to proceed with the cere-
mony." The answer At once came
back; we are ready"
Rev. Mr.. Gann rose ana said that
they were now about TO attend the mar
rage ceremony Of two friends six hun
dred and iftymiles distant. They could
3. hardly hear the words spoken, standing
50 far apart, but they could speak with
: the Geographic wire audibly enough.
lie then read the service, which was
transmitted and the answers of the
! contracting parties received At the
conclusion OF the service, general con
gratulations followed.
SAN Francisco. April 24.-Emperor
Dom Pedro Of Brazil will arrive in San
Francisco tomorrow. He refuses any
reception, desiring to visit US simply
IN the character of a private gentlemen.
SAN Francisco, April 25.-NoI
doubt is now entertained that the
panic in the mining stocks market is
caused by an open declaration of war
b tween James r. Keene, heavy
stock operator, and Flood & O'Brien,
the bonanza kings. Keene says the
BONANZA mines are playing out, snd
that tho Consolidated Virginia Is fast
deteriorating IL quality of ore, etc.
&c also charges Flood & O'Brien with
trying to sell their stock in Consolida-
Ted Virginia and California, while
advising outsiders TO hold on, etc, etc. /
Flood substantially says in reply that
keene lies. There has been = feud
between the parties for some time
growing out Of their connection. re-
spectively, with the Bank of Califor-
MIA end the Bank of Nevada. Nc,
foundation really exists for Keene's
disparaCing talk about the Bonanza |,
mines, and 1t Is thought by shrewd
observers, that the upshot of the pres
7nt bearing movement will be the
absorption Of heavy lots of valuable
stocks at low prices, big rise in the
market, and the unloading by the ,
operators at top figures. The market ]
S dropping badly this morning. The .
downward movement is now, IL o'clock /
!. N. partly checked. Second dispatch. 5
The rally this forenoon was brief; q
tocks continued downward until a
bout , ?. m, when r reaction set in :
nd several points were gained. The a
excitement during the day reached a {
Ugh pitch.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25-The at t
'chment on coal and stores Of the L
'2cltc Nail steamer, City Of NEWT
ork, VAS released yesterday by filing f
ond- The steamer VIII sail today. q
20 more attachments will be granted :,
ne Panama company, unless they first .,
lie bond Of indemnify. Dom Pedro ?
nd party attended the Gilmore con. =
srt at the Pavilion last night. The Il
ldience rose a his entrance, and the Z
and received him with the Brazilian "
atioaal air. At later hour he was b
.renaded at the Palace hotel. al
oAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-The war :
the stock brokers continues hot and "
aaTy. The bonanza kings, Flood & ID
briea are holding up their own at
ackS' and are evidently irving to del. u
&c The market with north end or a.
laron stocks. Before the morning
'ard the market opened firm. and te
ockS advanced in the board. \ de- bi
inc set in. but before the afternoon T
'ard all had gained ground but the at
mama stocks, which were steady m
iter the board stocks declined worse ic
an ever, until quarter before five OF
clock This evening, when they raj tr
Ed. ri
SAN Francisco, April 27.-This was - =,
,oiher bad day for mining stocks. u
re market dropped lower than ever. "a