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Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28
Sleeping Car Robbed.

OMAHA, June 22-The sleeping car on the Chicago and Rock Island train which arrived here this morning from Chicago was robbed last night by two thieves during the run from Wilton Junction 10 Des Moines, Iowa. The robbery was not discovered until about daylight. The thieves entered the car at Wilton, at 845 and left it at Des Moines after midnight. Among the passengers robbed was Mir. Neligh of New York, CT route to California, who ! lost S250 and his tickets and bgggdge cheeks. Two Harvard college stu dents en route home to California lost $lO0, and Lieut.. Bourke, aid-de-camp on Gen. Crooks staff, lost $i0, These were the principal losses.
 The HostiLes.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 2f.-A Boise City dispatch says parties from Fort 1 Hall and Lemni, via Wood river and Big Camas prairie, report having seen two hundred Indians on Wood river, about two hundred miles east of this place, who claim to be friendly and on their way to Fort Hall agency.
 Mai Sanford, who IS tonight at Can- yon City, forty miles east of this place will arrive here tomorrow night and go with Gen. Grover to join Gen. How. ard in the Malheur country.
 Gen. Howard with about four hun, dred men, will proceed tomorrow in the direction of Stein's mountain where it is under ,od the Indians have concentrated and decided to make a stand
 1 Kearney's majority in the city is over fur thousand, but not yet fully determined.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28
Score One for the CoIored Men.

CHICAGO, June 21. Tribune Washington special says: Congress. man Rsney (colored) must be credited with being the most efficient and faithful member of the House Com. mittee on Enrolled Bills, and to his strenuous efforts are due the speedy and successful enrolling of the Sun dry Civil bill. Speaker Randall open ly thanked him for his zeal and eff iciency in respect to that bill yester- day morning.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28
Items from 1ama Sentinel.

On the 17th instant, Daguerre's tram arrived from Florence with 14I sacks silver ore 16,914 pounds and ' bales of wool 2l92 pounds; and June 18th Amabisca left with 1s,0G0 for Flor ence; 10th, Mendoza, $500 for Flor Ience; 17th, Meyer & Bowley, 37,OOd for Tucson; 18th. Drachman, 12O0O for Tucson; 18Th, Buckalew & Ochoa, l25. GOO for Tucson and way stations; 2Olh. Goldberg. 59,esO for Tucson; 22d Gonzalez. 1S000 fnr Florence.
 The following figures were given us by NIT. A. c. Hubbard, superintendent of ihe McCrackin mill Tons of ore worked in April were 220l1{; BHllioH produced in April, SS3,5SS,3l; per centage of silver saved from ores wa: i76.O7; cost of milling was s7l0 pei lon. This is very good showing anc does Hubbard credit.
 John Swilling and Andrew Kirby accused of robbing the mail neal Wickenberg were brought here on 'h' l3th. by Deputy Marshal Evans ana lodged in jail Mr Charles II. Brinley has been appointed United States Dis trict Court Commissioner, and they appeared before him yesterday to hea the complaint; owing to the absence o witnesses the cause was adjourned un itil July l5, when an examination vii take place, the accused being helC under bonds of s2OOO each to appea al that time. Bail had not been fur nished up to the time of our going tt press.
 The interment of our late Mayor Hon. J. NJ. Redondo, took place oI Wednesday. the 18th at p. m. Tn, flags throughout the town were a balfmast, aS were those of the For and Quartermaster Depot, thoughtfu tribute to the memory of the deceased The places of business were general. closed and the citizens in mass accom- panied the body to its last restini place. We offer our condolence to tn bereaved family and unite with Ou fellow citizens in mourning the loss | Yuma and to Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28
The Washington Monument.

NEW YORK, June 22-The monu- ment Commission met at the Ex- ecutive Mansion to day tn arrange for the completion of lhe monument. The President was asked 10 detail Gen Casey, Superintendent of the public buildings, for the general superin tendence of the work and executive officer, Capt Davis of the Engineer Corps, to prepare plans for strengthen ing the structure.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28
Rus.in WIIl not DeyIafe.

NEW YORK, June 21.-A Berlin dis patch says that Schouvaloff has in- formed the Congress that Russia is de- iermined to stand by the Angln-Rus- sian agreement, and will not treat on any other basis nor make further con- sessions.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28
Accommodated.

NEW YORK, June 22.-At a special business meeting of Plymouth Church last night, Mrs. Elizabeth Hilton was communicated.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28

Jos. CoLLrSGwooD, S. SILvERBERG, A.HAMERsLAe. Office POT Battery St'
 Florence, AT. San Francisco. Cal Jos. col:ingwood c & Go
 Florence, Arizona. Jobbers and Dealers IN
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28
Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. June 18-The Senate today unanimously confirmed Edward F. Taylor as Register ,fihe Sacramento Land Office, and Major Kemble, for merly editor of the Alta California, io be Agent at one 0f the important new Indian Agencies recently established on the Missouri river Kemhle's pres. ent appointment doubtless foreshadows an intention of the Interior Department to secure the benefit of hls valuable ser. vices again at an early date as Indian Inspector.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
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The Athletic Tournament.

Owing to the rain which commenced falling
in torrents at tho hour for the commencement
Of the tournament, the management was com.
pelled 10 postpone the athletic display Of
our !ocal amateurs until Saturday afternoon,
when, if the weather is favorable, the largest
concourse Of people will gather within the
gates Of the National baseball grounds that
ever assembled in this city to witness au out
of.doOr entertainment. Colonel Boyd has
perfected every arrangement, and the book of
entries exhibits q list of entries In the
various contests for supremacy in ath-
letic sports that will assure those who
are interested in this class of sports
that the amateur athletes of the Ma.
tional Capital will show record that will
compare iHvurahly with the professionals Of
our sister cities The runners In the 100. yard
running and walking races are in active train.
ing, aud the additional time given them for
practice by tho poatponGmcut will enable
them to show speed that will not only re.
fleet credit to our city, but will refute the Oft
repeated expression that Washingtonians are
deficient in nerve and muscle. The postpone.
ment TO saturday afternoon will enable the
employees of thC Departments aud those en-.
plOycd on the public buildings TO witness the
interesting sports OF tho occasion.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
The so-csiied 3.05 Bonds.

The Commissioners are preparing for publi-
cation and general circulation compilation of
the laws relative to the 3G5 bonds, under the
acts Of Congress of June %, 1874, aud February
90, 1875, 5,togcthCr with the decisions and opinions
connected Herewith, the following circular
accompanying each copy: "Alisapprehcn.
sIons evidently exist as to the so'called 3.Gj
bonds of the District of Columbia, affecting 10.
juriOusly their market value and the credit Of
the District securities proper. 1t is therefore
ADVISABLE 10 publish authentic information in
regard to them, aud invite the attention there
to of investors aud others interested. These
bonds were issued by authority Of Congress on
account of the District of Columbia, over
which Congress has exclusive jurisdiction, md
the faith Of the United States Government Is
pledged to payment Of principal aud mtcrn st.
II will be seen no reason whatever exists why
they should not be on par in value aud
stability with any Of the other bonds Of the
United States Like the 4 per cents, they
are exempt from every form of taxation,
National, State, or municipal; have forty
years still to run th1 interest Is made pcrma-
nently, payable by the Secretary of the Treas.
ury. in the same manner aud with the same
convenience to holders in all respects rs in the
case of any of the other United States bonds
They are in sums Of $50 slO0 81 900, and 5000,
coupon or registered, and tho amount is, by
law, limited to Sl3, 1880"
National Republican., 1878-08-16
TIE S.itS.iGEs.

They Receive an Oficiai Certificate of Char
acter-What DIR. Hartigan says.
The examination Of a sample of sausage
taken from the same lot which was sold TO the
family Of Mrs. Laura Rucker, and which
proved fatal In one instance has been made
at the Agricultural Department, and no trace
Of mineral or vegetable poison found The
microscope did not reveal the prcsence of
t,iChins. DR.. Hartigan, who assisted ut the
Os',mortem examination of the Rucker child,
in conversation with REPUBLICAN reporter
yesterday, stated that any child two years old
that ate bologna sausage ought to die. The
same quantity Of meat eaten by the child
would probably have resulted fatally. lie bad
known q child to be thrown into violent convu.
sions simply by eatinga raisin which Its tender
organs could not digest symptoms In he case
In question were all those OF sickness from in.
digestion. Upon opening tue stomach he saw
Immediately that the cause Of death was in
digestion, and did not consider it necessary TO
proceed further In tho examination. 1t was
ono Of those unfortunate cases where q child
was killed by too much kindness.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
THE WARNER BADGE.
A Prize to be Presented to the baltimore
City Guards Association.

A Prize to be Presented to the baltimore
City Guards Association.
A gold badge Of very fine workmanship Is on
exhibition at the store of Mr.. W. s. Roose, 1888
Pennsylvania avenue, which will be pre-
scnted by Mr.. Roose to the City Guards Asso-
citation Of Baltimore, on the occasion Of their
anniversary celebration, September, IL next
The prize Is in the form ofa rifle, and from It
depends the badge, which is surrounded by .
wreath and ornamented with crossed rifles and
cannon. A scroll bears the motto of the asso-
citation, "Non solum Hobis; sed pro pdtr'd''
The face of the medal is engraved with the
view of marksman taking aim at q target:
Underneath is the name "B. G. q. Association
On the reverse Is the inscription, IN
memoriam. Jos. p. Warner. Presented by
VIM. s. Roose, September IL, le!s:' Inc
medal will be called the Warner medal, and II
is the intention of Mr.. RoOse TO have II shot for
annually by the members Of the association,
the winner to hold IL for one year.
The Baltimore City Guards Associations is
well-known organization, composed OF the sur
viying members Of the old City Guards, which
was organized In 1882, and continued in exist.
ence as an active military organization until
after tho breaking out Of tho war. Mr.. Rooso
Is one of the members. Joseph I. Warner, In
whose meinoIy the badge Is presented, cont
manded the City Guards for long time before
his death. aud was exceedingly popular with
his command.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Amended BuIldinR Kegulations.

The District Commissioners have added the
following to the building regulations in Sec
tion 26 Insert after the words "as that officer
may direct" the following: "BuildorsO or own.
crs so occupying the roadway or loOtwak shall
exhibit light, or, when the materials occupy
25 feet or more along the street or pavement,
two lights placed in such manner as to warn
passers-by that the materials are upon the
street, and to distinctly show the clear pass.
ageway left In carriago'road or footwalk."
Also tho following change In section II, in
the first clause, read Buildings now or
hereafter erected shall be kept provided with
propci8metaliO drop-spOutS aud cave or cor
nco cutters for conducting the water from
the roof " the around, sewer or street gutter,
in such q manner as shall protect the walls
and foundations from damage; and In no case
shall the water from roofs be allowed 10 drain
on, 10, or damage the adjoining property, nor
shall it be allowed To aow upon tho sidewalk,
National Republican., 1878-08-16
A Herrnndn hy nnnk CIcrks.

Mr. Henry +. Bauer, receiving teller Of the
National Metropolitan Bank, wa, the recipient
OF serenAdc last evening, rendered him by
his friends Of the Bank Clerks Association
on the occasion Of his twenty.sixth birthday
About eleven O'Clock the members of tho as.
ISOLATION, headed by the Marine Band, marched
10 llr. Bauer. residence, No. G25 -Four and.a.
halt street southwest. After choice selections
had been given. the party was invited to enter
and partnEe Of some refreshments. A pleasant
evening then began, and as every ono was
made 10 iuu At home, tho fun was continued
until u late hour ths morning. Mcssrs. Hess
Ter, Cronin. and DodsOn the committee having
the srreuado in charge, deserve great credit for
the ablo manner IN which they discharged
their duty,
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Death Of Leoptdas Campbell.

Mr.. I.eonidas G. Campbell, q wcll'known
hardware merchant of this city, died at Min.
nequa Springs, Pa. yesterday morning. The
deceased had not been in good health lately,
aud last Saturday morning he decided to spend
u few days at tho springs, hoping to be beno.
ftod thereby. The first intimation that his
family had OF serious turn In his sickness
was q telegram yesterday TO his wife, telling
her to core at once to the springs, as her hus.
band was dying. i She started at once, but was
too late, as death had anticipated her arrival.
The remains will be brought here this morn.
ing for interment. Mr. Campbell was born in
this city September 3, 1881, and was in the
forty.sevcnth year Of his age ut the time OF
his dcceuse At au early age he became asso-
Ciated with his father, W. II. Campbell, in the
hardware business, aud the partnership con-
tinucd until 1865, when the senior member
of the firm withdrew from business and turned
the establishment over to his sou Leondas,
Mr.. Campbell continued the business until
the lst OF the present month, when he cutcrcd
into partnership with J. ". Kennedy, esq, also
a hardware merchant, the style Of the firm be-
ing Campbell & Kennedy. The house with
which Mr.. Campbell WAS connected from boy.
hood was founded in 1900 by John u. lDgle,
his uncle, and the name Of the house has al
WAYS been connected with fair dealings in all
business transactions. The deceased was {
Knight Tcmplar, and his funeral will he at
tended by members of the Masonic order,
The funeral ceremonies will probably take
place Saturday. and the remains will be taken
to the Congressional Cemetery for interncnt.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Amusemcnts and Excursions

CoMQuE-vnrIcty performance.
For salt water. steamer Mystic leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf at nine a. m, returning at ccN en- r. IN
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon nt ten a. m, returning at
four ?. IN.
Forty miles for ten cents The City OF AlexAn.
dra leavcs seventh street wharf at halEpast sleN ell
q. NJ, returning at three p. m.
"LycCum" five cent excursions on barge COckhle
City every Wednesday and Friday at seven p, M,
and Sundays at threep. m.
To Fortress Monroe Norfolk, and the Cares.
Steamer Louise leaves Seventh street wharfG seven
p. m, returning saturday, at six n. IN.
Fifty miles for fifteen cents. Potomac Ferry Com.
ptny's excursions. Boat leaves Seventh street
wharf nt seven D. IN, returning Al eleven p. IN.
ono hundred miles for ten cents. steamer Mary
Washington lcay foot Of seventh street at 10 a. NJ
returning at as ?. nj. Moonlight excursion in the
evening.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Theatre lnmlunc.

Tho patrons of the Comiquo should not fail
to witness the show this week, rs the attrac.
tions presented have never been excelled In
this city Miss Louise Murio, in her operatic
selections, is a talented vocalist. aud has used
great care In the choice Of her songs Her
singing is alone worth tho price Of admission,
as she Is perfect gem. Sheehan and Jones',
in the ash Box Inspector" are irresistibly
funny. Tho E!zcttine sisters do clever act
with Indian clubs, and later In tho evening
appear in jigs and reels, which they execute
In q faultlcss manner. Mics Belle Paramount,
q charming lttlo lady. has u number Of popn 6.
lar songs, which sho rcudors 10 pleasing
style. Andy Morris aud Miss Ida Maussey
have made reputation since their stay hero
which will always make thoir return agree
abe. Tbs sketches with which he programme
is interspersed gve Harry Williams John
Robinson, aud the other members of the com,
pauy chance to show their abilities.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
Strange Instance Of Feline Affection.

A Liverpool gentleman, who visits Oldham
occasionally. states that a curious Incident oc-
Cured the other day ut a gentlenans house in
that town. A cat belonging to the house had
recently given birth to three kittens, two Of
which II was found necessary to drown, and
the mother was left with only ono. About the
same time two chickcns, just matched, were
placed in basket on table, and covered with
piece of flannel. Shortly after they were put
there one of the chickens was missed, and for
long time could not be found but ultimately,
to the surprise of every ono, It was discovered
snugly nestled with the remaining kitten In
the soft fur Of the cat, and chirping with evil
dent satisfaction. 1t was removed to its basket
aud watch set upon the cat, which, after q
while, was seen to go 10 the basket, gently Lift
out the chicken by the down aud feathers at
the back of the neck, jump off the table, and
carry 1t away to where the kitten was without
hurting It In the least. This instance OF ultra
natural affection Is the more remarkable be-
cause on ordinary occasions the cat Is savage
one, and has a very bad reputation for destroy
ing chickens, pigeons. and other birds In the
ncig ighborhood. -AHimdi IIOrld.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Baseball.

The National aud Courland match, which
takes place this afternoon, at hAlfpast fouI
o'clock, on tho National grounds, should draw
large crowd, MS II lIrst.clus' exhibition Of ball
playing will reward all fortunate enough tC
attend. The visiting nine halls from Bati
more and the citizens Of that city having de.
termined to give the Reds" good shake, Sc.
cured the best players in tho town, and have
sent them here to regain some Of tho laurel,
lost by Baltimore clubs during the present
season. No charge will be made for ladies, and
game will be called promptly at half past four
Ciucinnati-Cincinnati l3; Milwaukees, 2.
Worcester, Mass.--Wor cesters, | ; Boston, 0
Providence, Il. I.-Chicago, II; Providence, 3
Springfield, Mass. --Mauchesters, 3 SPRING
fields 1
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Another Check SwlndIer,

Mr., Robert L. Smith. II grocer doing bust.
ness at the corner Of Sixth aud d streets
southeast, reported at Police Headquarters
yester 'ay that man who gave his nsmo rs
George Anderson, came TO his store Wednes.
day night and purchased goods to the amount
of S3,45, giving in payment check for 80,
drawn Oh Lewis Johnson & Co.'S bank, aud re.
coiyng $l5,25 in change. lie ordered tho
goods TO be sent t0 No. 432 Seventh street.
When Mr. Smith sent the goods to the place
living there. The check also proved to ba
worthless
National Republican., 1878-08-16
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A Rich WAnderrr,

Robert Luther, who 1t has been stated. was
found Wednesday At the corner of Seventh
street AID Pennsylvania avenue, was, in re.
ulity, picked up the night before By Officer
bowling, Of tho second Prccluct cared for
during the n':ht, and taken to Police Head
quarters by Officer Salkcd the next morning.
lie was found wandering about Hclrs Bottom
with 81 ,377.G0 in his pocket. When he went
placed 1t under the sheet aud then placed n
pillow on top Il al, lie stated to the officer
when found that hu owned hOuse corner OF
Thirteenth and ) streets, It having been as.
certained that lie il from. LongIinEtowu, Pa,
. communication las bpeu sent to his friends.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
A Noyoi and E:rrctIye w,rpon.

About half-paSt ten O'Clock last night there
was lively time on ThiueGn.and.a half
street between & aud ID, caused by light
between two female denZens of that locality
One Of thcu, Auna Cuuroy found u most
effective weapon in a large couchshell with
which She suIc, Cded IN cutting the head of
her opponent Ia Il manner that would have
done credit to some Western hero Of the
bowie. knife. OhiCer Hobbs arrived in time to
prevent any very serious termination Of the
row, aud c,rurtcd the brlligercnt Anna, with
her COnrh.shel! to tho Fifth Precinct Station.
where she was locked up for a hearing to.Say.
National Republican., 1878-08-16

THE three major.geuerals appointed in 1861
were George d. Mcclellan. John q. Fremont,
and Henry W. Hallsck. Mcclellan is now
Governor Of New jersey, and Fremont Gov
ernor Of Arizona Territory. Scott aud Halleck
are dead. OF these only Mcclellan and Halleck
were graduates of West Point. The brigadicr-
generals were John f. Wood. William $. liar.
ney, Edwin V. sumner, Joseph X. F. Mansfield,
Irwin Mcdowell, Robert Anderson, and Will
liam s. Rosecrsns, the last four only being
graduates of West Point Of these only Gen.
erals Harney, Mcdowell. and Rosecrans sur.
viye. Harney has RETIRED Mcdowell is. the
Junior major.geneial, and Rost Grams Is engaged
in private pursuits.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.
-M.scellaucous matter on third page.

For court proceedings see third page.
The coroner yesterday gave a certificate Of
death in the case of the dead infant who was
found in Fighting alley last Wednesday.
-George Lewis who was arrested by Pa.
trolman lIutchisOn for burglary at the house
Of John Casey, No. 4I8 X street southeast, was
yesterday sent to jail for the grand jury.
Reuben Tyler wss srraigned in the Police
Court yesterday on a charge Of burglary. The
accused tr!ol to prove all nIbi, but was unsuc-
ceSsful. and the court sent his case to the grand
Gry.
For several Sundays past the children re.
siding ia Georgetown, who attend the German
Lutheran Sunday-school, at the corner OF
Twentieth aud q streets northwest, have been
met at the Washington circle, stoned. aud
driven back, much 10 tho chagTin Of theiI
parents, and unless attention is paid to it by
the police the facts will be reported TO the
Commissioners.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
kntlr Hnmnrh nIsmI.snh.

Katie Howard, the little lrujt girl, who was
arrested un a charge Of stealing Sll1 from A
NJ Kloczrwski, was tried in the Police Court
yGterhay After hearing the testimony for
tbe pTup cuti0n, the court decided that no case
had been mHdr Uut, and ordered the discharge
Of tho prI-,nor The mother Of the accused
TUX hcT IN ChaIkc. and when last seou tho pair
were making tAiw way LvmOward in joyful
l01L
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Arrested for Highway Robbery.

Detective Miller last evening arrested col.
ored man named Edward Smith, on the charge
Of highway robbery. About twelve o'clock
last Tuesday uight named Robert D. Mes.
ton, who liyos at No. 1921 L street, was lying
asleep on the sidewalk, bet Toen Thirteen.
and'a'half aud Fourteenth, when he was
aroused by II cOlOied man, who snatched a
gold watch from his packet and ran. Smith
Is supposed to be thief although he is not
pUstIyelY identified.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
youthful burglars Arrested.

Dot otive Clarvoe and Sergeant Trunncll, ol
the Third Precinct, last oyering arrested two
Golored boys IN the First Ward on suspicion oil
having been implicated in several robbery and
arson cases. The boys. who gave several differ.
ent names, none Of which are supposed TO bt
correct, were locked up at Police Headquarters
Dne OF the robheres Of which they are sus.
poctcd Is that committed at the storr VI Mr.
shekells, IN Rockville. on the Goth Of July last
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Real Estate Transfers.

C, T., Prontiss ct al, trustees tot. r. Gatohel
for 800, lot i?0, square 365; 3. NJ. Bryan to T.
G. Darlington ct AL, for $500, lot 2, square
4O6; the president and directors of Gonzaga
College, aud Charles Kloman and Noble Larnor,
to the Masonic Hall Association for s., lots
aud 2, square $40.