Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-16

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New York, September 1O-Privat,
dispatches received yesterday, fully
confirm the arrest of Tweed anC
also a statement that he will be de
IlIvered to the United States. All thu
Journals have kind word for the
}, Spanish government for offering Il
surrender Tweed without our asking
lii.
! NEW YORK, September 1.-THE
/ Times special claims $4,000 Republi-
can majority in Maine.
/ NEW YORK, September 11.-Pools
were sold tonight about as follows
Hayes, 100 TO 50 on Republicans car.
rying New York and even on Indiana
in October.
| New YORK, September 12.-Unlook-
ed for outbreaks Of yellow fever were
discovered this evening at the Able
marie hotel, corner of Twenty-fourth
street and Broadway, and at Forly-six
Market street.
New YORK, September 12.-Refer-
ring to the report that Tilden has at
length concluded to reply to the H.
come tax charges, the papers say that
if he succeeds in reconciling the two
oaths made by him, one in 1868 and
the other in 1876, so broadly contra
dictory, the explanation on that point
Will be satisfactory, but there viii still
remain to explain the failure to make
any returns from 1868 to 1912 with the
exception Of single year.
New YORK, September 14.-Recent
changes in commercial values are all
towards higher prices. Printing cloths
have advanced p per cent; prints to
10; silk to %. The demand for
most marketable goods has outran the
supply and factories must resume as
they are doing in Pennsylvania and
New England. The country is rich in
crops and raw material. The product
of cotton promises to be the largest
ever known. Corn and wheat are re-
turning a great harvest. 1t is also to
be noted tia, new ~ per cent. loan is
already quoted at 1881 in London,
showing but little use for capital in
other directions.
ALBANY, n. Y, September 12.-It is
said that Tilden's statement regarding
his income tax will be forwarded to
New York in few days for publica-
ton. His friends declare that the
statement will be so clear and strong
that it will forever dispose of the char
ges against him.
ST. PAUL, MINI, September IA
special to the Pioneer Press dated
Sioux expedition, September ), says:
\ recent order of Gen. Sheridan desig-
mating the Fifth Infantry and battal
ion of the Twenty-seconl Infantry as
a garrison of the new post, and direct
ing those troops to put themselves in
readiness for Winter, has practically
put an end to the campaign for this |
season, as far as the Dakota column is |
The season Is so far adj |
vanced that with industry the troops
will hardly have time TO shelter them
selves before severe weather sets in,
and the organizations designated to re-
man, have been detached from the
column and set at work. /
The navigation on the Yellowstone |
has been suddenly closed by rapid fall !
ing Of water. Supplies for the new /
post instead of being conveyed to their
destination 10y steamer must be hauled |
in wagons from Fort Buford.
PHILADELPHIA, September 12-Wool (
IS in fair demand. Prices are fair with
light supply. California wool brings
2O@27 cents per pound; coarse 1904
cents.
PHILADELPHIA, September 14-This
was Massachusetts day at the Centen-
NAL and the crowd was one of the
largest since the opening.
WASHINGTON, September 10.-The
President has just issued a proclama-
ton ratifying the treaty between the
United States and Hawaiian Islands.
WASHINGTON, September, 13.-The
Commissioner Of internal revenue be-
Iieves from the reports of officials
throughout the country and evidences
which reach the department of in
creased activity among distillers and
obaccO dealers manifested by the de
nand for revenue stamps, that there
will be considerable increase in reve-
Tue during the present year over last
rear. Other returns to the internal
evenue Office are very encouraging
md indicate a more cheerful condition
If business affairs throughout the
country.
HARTFORD, Conn, September II
The Republicans have nominated Gen
Joseph r. Hawley for Congress in the i
first district.
BALTIMORE, September "a Hayes
md Wheeler meeting was broken up
asst night by party of roughs. Sew
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