Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, by
United States Telegraph Line.
PACIFIC COAST MATTERs.

DIX arrived n san francisco on Tn
? morning of the 4th, having made tn
trip from New York TO San Franciscr
in eighty-three hours, thirty-two MN
p utes and seven seconds. The trail
brought a mail Of one hundred thou
Isand letters, bearing the postmarl
lightning Express, " and a large mum
Der of the New York Herald edition
of June l.
SAN Francesca, June 3-The light
ming express train made an extraordin
airy run over the Union Pacific rail
road, and Gov. Stanford of the Central
Pacific, seems determined to equal il
not surpass all previous speed, of course
taking into consideration the heavier
/ grades, etc, on this road. 1t is now
thought possible for the train to arrive
in this city tomorrow morning in
Ieighty-four hours from New York.
( The actual time will be up at :46 a.
m, but if everything is carried out ac-
cording to the present programme, the
train will arrive here at 8 a. IN. Every
thing is prepared at the Palace Hotel
for the breakfast party, over which
Mayor Briant will preside Much ex-
citement is manifested here. The Cen
trail Pacific will endeavor TO bring the
train through with one engine the
whole distance of S7S miles
LATEsT.-BATTLE MOUNTAIN. June.
3.-The train arrived here at % this
evening and left at $40; twenty min
utes were lost by hot boxes; the train
is over eight hours ahead of time.
SAN Francisco, June 6.-David Ro
kohl, an insurance agent, committed
suicide to-day by shooting himself
through the head with pistol, while
standing in the doorway of a house on
Suffer street. There is no apparent.
cause for the act
SAN Francisco, June Two more
cases Of small pox are reported this
morning, both whites; one on Dupont
and the other on Commercial street I:
both reported Is light attacks, which
seems lately to characterize the disease.
The cases at the hospital are progress /
ing favorably. No cases are known in
Chinatown, which is always the case
until one dies, when the fact comes
out
Commencement exercises of the
University Of California began this
the grounds are thronged
with students, alumni and friends; the
weather is very favorable; the exercises
axe place in the grove on the west
'ide Of the grounds, which has been
prepared for the occasion; the Fourth
Artillery band from Fort Point is pres
mt; the graduating class numbers
hirty, beng the largest III the history
If the University.
SAN FRANCIsCo, June Not much t
LONG in mining stocks to-day. Quota ]
ions at the close were as follows: AL j
'ha, $3.50; Bclcher, IS; California, 49, Y
%; Consolidated Virginia, "A; Crown t
Point, 1850; Gould & Curry, 1850; I'm
'erial Consolidated, ESQ; Justice, %.
o; Kentuck, 1850; Mexican, 315O: :
)phir, $3.50; Raymond & Ely, 8; Sier- =
a Nevada, 10; Union Consolidated, p
$50.
jarrett & Palmer have presented t
Tank Small, engineer on engine No. C
40 which brought the fast train L
trough from Ogden, with handsome Y
old medal, properly inscribed. I
Gold in New York, 1925. Green II
acks in San Francisco, buying, sea a
~; selling, S915@9O2I. p
SAN Francisco, June S.-There is P
ut little change in mining stocks !,
lpha 56 California, So; Consolidated :,
irginia, 1880. &c. q
SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-A number m
anti-COolie clubs held their regular el
ceilings last night. The Potrero club 81
as addressed by a speaker who be fe
eyed that the remedy for Chinese
migration was not to abuse the China Il
en-, but TO attack the cause of their =
essence; the way to attack the cause -,
as to string up a few of the officers -,
the Central Pacific railroad and Pa 81
nc Mail company; he accused the
llroad people of framing the Chinese -,
essage TO President Grant and pitch N
into the Chinese commissioners. and 81,
used Congress, characterizing them 81
as crowd of do-nothings and know T,
things; with fifty men at his back
was willing To undertake the job of
rming a vigilance committee and hU
gaming out the corporations alluded CC
These sentiments were received lai
th applause. That man must be ia
rifle fellow; he strongly recalls the
liant Falstatf and is probably about N
dangerouS.-ED. CITIzEN.I At a -
Getting Of the seventh Ward Club =,
prominent member Withdrew and H.
gmaiized the club as a gang Of hood M,
ms upon which the President threat :
ed to throw him down stairs. Sever
OF the clubs of the city are no credit !,
the community or assistance to %
> W.