Arizona citizen., 1878-09-21


 as soon as the troops were taken ava.
 was sufficient cause for the return o $ several regiments to that great and ex
 posed district With proper protec ton the development of Arizona vii T proceed at a wonderful rate, but thu long and at present unprotected routes U for treasure, passengers and mails mus : be guarded until railroad shall take the place of the present stage coach.- L. A. Republican.
 l, THE London Times, in a recent is sue, devotes three columns of descrip ton and two columns of editorial ad
 miration to the American mechanical
 display at Paris, and asserts that "Tht , activity and insight of the American
 inventive genius develops more that i: new and practical in mechanism than all Europe combined"
 ] THE House of Bishops, in public session in New York City, on the even ing of September Sd unanimously de- posed Bishop McCoskrey, of Michi- gan. After sentence was pronounced the House of Bishops adjourned sine die. No action was taken toward ap. pointing a successor to the deposed Bishop.
 A YOUNG man made his appearance at Deadwood last week in a pair of white trousers. He was promptly es. corted to the cars, put on board of them, and an injunction placed upon him never to revisit the place. ." We can stand blled shirt, you know" a miner exclaimed, but when it comes to wearln' billed drawers we just make them git up and git"
 THE car-drivers on the Third ave. nue line in New York City struck on September ,. Only fifty trips were made over the line that day instead of l400 as is usual. Several companies of the National Guard were on duty all day. The matter has been amicably settled and the drivers have zone to work at Sl.9O per day.
 CAPTAIN W. F. MARTIN, now station ed at Camp Lowell is discharging the duties of Depot Quartermaster, and Disbursing Officer for payment of ac- counts pertaining to the quartermaster's department for Tucson District; also of shipping quartermaster for the trans shipment of stores from that point 10 other points in southern Arizona.
 TIE recent destructive storm at Wallingford, Connecticut, was nothing in comparison with one at Miskolez, Hungary, August 30. On the 31st 400 dead bodies were found, and 200 peo- pie could not be found dead or alive. A thousand houses were destroyed.
 ELIZABETH, (N. J.), September A. Orville Grant, the ex-President's broth CT, was this morning sent to the Insane Asylum at MOrristown His mind runs on immense speculatiOns, starting new business on gigantic scale, etc. He was sent at request of friends and Dr. Morton.
 THE San Diego Union of Septem-i Der Il announces the arrival of Major J. L. Ward, an old resident of San Di- ego, but who has recently been in Ar izona and is interested in some min- ing claims in Tombstone District.
 Col. WooLsEY is out feeling the DO. litical pnlse. If Dr. Jones does not enter the field, the outcome will be, as matters now look, the election of MT. Stevens, Woolsey next, and Campbell or Davis third in the race.
 A FELLOW named " Mark" who is often kicked out of saloon, says: "I can't help that which is done behind my back" A wag replied: No; but you ought to stop that saloon keeper from tOeiDg the mark. Fort Chester Journal
 HON. H. H. HAIGHT, ex-Governor of California and member elect to the Constitutional Convention, died sud- denly in San Francisco on Monday, 2.
 THE new courthouse and jail al Prescott are completed. The citizens have been to look at it, and the Dis trict Attorney and Tom Berry have taken quarters ID it.
 THE Enterprise announces the ar rival of the Campbell press" and don't seem to care a continental if it is a present or reward"
 MR. J. NJ. STOKES, a well known sheep owner of Yayapai county, was recently drowned in Granite Creek, just below Fort WhippIe.
 THE telephone has been adopted in all branches of the German army. It is thought that it will be exceedingly advantageous for outpost duty
 FIFTY-sEvEN recruits from Omaha in charge of Lieutenant Rhodes, Sixth Cavalry, left Omaha on the regular express Sept. 6, for Fort Yuma.
 Gov. AxTELL, of New Mexico. has been removed, and General Wallace, of Indiana, has been appointed his successor. I,
 NUGENT & Co, of Newmark. Moroc % manufacturers, will sue Kearney for ibel.
 THE assassin Nobeling died on the 10th instant from the effects of his wounds.
 VEsUvIUs is showing signs of vol ;anic agitation.