Arizona citizen., 1879-11-08
THE CITIZEN.
SATURD4Y, NOVEMBER s, 1879.
Telegrams.
Death's Dofngs.


 Death'S DoIngs.
 CHICAGO, November 1.-Senator Chandler, of Michigan, was found dead in his bed at the Grand Pacific Hotel in this city this morning. He had complained of some distress last evening, caused by indigestion. When found the body was still Rafm. Phy- sicIans thought he had been dead about three hours. The face looked tranquil, showing death to have been painless. From a partial examination it is thought that death was caused by sudden congestion of the lungs. The Senator was returning from the cam paign in Wisconsin and spoke at Me Cormick Hall, in this city, last even- ing, the speech being pronounced by far the most vigorous and able of his efforts. There is profound sorrow throughout the city. His relatives will arrive by special train this even ing.
 GARDEN C1TY, L. l., November l. Gen. Joe Hooker died suddenly this afternoon.
 Escaped PTSoners-0verdUe Steamers NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Seven coun terfeiters were sentenced to the Albany Penitentiary yesterday. When the Deputy Marshal went to receive his prisoners he found five had escaped.
 Fifteen European steamships are overdue, caused probably by north west gales.
 The Grain Trade Board resolved to- day to instruct a committee to carry into effect the central system on the 1st of January next.
 Appointment.
 SACRAMENTO, November 1.-Gov. Irwin has appointed Wm. F. White Bank Commissioner, vice Murphy, re- signed
 Reduced Capital
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 1.-The Bank of Nevada has reduced its capi- tai from ten. to three millions and re- elected its old officers. The bank has reserve fund of $3,500,00O
 The Texas and Pacific
 WASHINGTON, October 30.-Ex-Gov ernor Brown, of Tennessee, Vice Pres ident of the Texas and Pacific Rail way Company, who has been in Wash ington for several days, is reported to have announced that his company has decided to make no further appeals to for aid to construct the Texas Pacific road. He says the company is now engaged in building the line, and expects to be able to complete it with out pecuniary aid from the g vcrn- meut.-
 Treasury Circular.
 WASHINGTON, November 3.-The Treasury Department has issued a cir cular defining the law relative to free duty on grain bags.
 For Five Years.
 NEW YORK, November 3.-Panama advices state that Paratf, the oleoma- garine swindler, who went from San Francisco to Santiago and organized an immense mining swindle, has been to five years exile in Val yidia under guard.
 Burned to Death
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 3.-A ! fire broke out at o'clock last night in ! wooden rOokery, corner of Pacific and Davis streets, occupied as a saloon and restaurant, The upper portion of he building was occupied by Robert Graves and wife, both of whom per shed in the flames.
 The Fatal Bullet.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 3.-Dan- iel Harrigan, special policeman, had o scuffie in Sheehan's saloon, corner of Greenwich and Broadway, yesterday with John Mcdowell, which ended in a quarrel. The former invited the lat ter outside to settle it. As Mcdowell !! came out Harrigan shot him five times, the last shot taking offect in the throat and killing him almost instantly. liar rigan was arrested. He says McDow- ell had threatened his life.
 4 Wde-Qwake Grand Jury.
 The Maricopa Grand Jury has made it's report, and has been dismissed.