Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

nia across the Colorado at Fort Yuma Delegate Stevens, Jndge Osborn, anC NIT. Power of Arizona, were also be fore the committee to support the rep resentatiOns of Stafford, that the people of the Territory are deeply interested in the road as the only one which ha: entered its borders, and strongly desire the maintenance of railway facilities thus afforded.
 Speaker Randall on the Potter
 InyestigatiOn.
 AEw YORK, May 23.-A Tribune Pittsburgh correspondent interviewed Randall regarding the Potter investi gation. Randall alfred positively thai the investigation did not mean that Hayes was to be put out and Tilden put in. 1t was idiotic to talk of un seating Hayes. The Committee will report in three weeks; will simply gather ami crystalize the evidence which is familiar already, and will place il on the enduring records of Congress as a vindicalion of the con- duct of He Democracy during the canvass. He incidentally remarked that General Grant would be the mex: Republican candidate for President
 Crops in Indiana and Shio.
 CINCINNATI, May 14-Dispatches fIom some seventy-five points in Ohio and Indiana indicate that the ice and frost of the past few nigh:s have very materially injured vegetables and fruits. Peaches seem tc have suffered most, especially in the north. The wheat crop is also somewhat damaged.
 "Yhe" Race.
 CHICAGO, May 19.-The celebrated California racing mare "Mollie Me Carthy," cn route for Louisville, will arrive here tomorrow. "Tenbroeck |" arrived at Louisville yesterday, and will go into active training at once. The contest between these two famous horses on the Fourth of July next promises to be the greatest turf event of the season.
 CRreIess Canada.
 CHICAGO, May 21.-A report has been received at military headquarters here, that the Canadian government is countenancing the sale by their traders of powder to their Indians, without regard to their condition of hostility toward this country.
 Political Assessment of Department
 Clerks.
 CHICAGO, May 2l.-The Inter- Oceans Washington special says: The Fi- nance Committee of the Republican Congressional Committee visited the today, and found the heads ready to respond literally. In a few days clerks will be notified that voluntary subscriptions are in order. The President wishes that they shall be simultaneously notified that their standing will not be affected by a re- lusal 10 give.
 LOUISVILLE May 19.-Two hundred and fifty horses are here to compete for the stakes and purses. An unprec- number of strangers are arriv- ing, and great enthusiasm prevails in regard to the Derby
 General Assembly.
 PITTsBURG, PA May 22.-The Pres byterian General Assembly met this Report of the Committee on Foreign Missions was read by Rev. pr. Edward D. Morris of Cincinnati. IL shows the receipts of the Boa {! from all sources 10 have been $462, ,351 6e; expenditures, S5I1, ,1s0 92, includ- ing the debt of SIS, ,032 99 at the end of last year.
 The report shows deficiency at the end of the year of S47,000. The report brought forth considerable discussion. Rev. Dr. Lowry saId that he most important question to be con- sidered is: Shall the Board go forward, pr retreat in the face of a S47 900 debt.
 A Theatre Horror.
 CALCUTTA, May I9.-During per ,,,-,,,.,,,,., ;r a .l,aotro at Ahn,edpetter