Arizona citizen., 1879-10-04
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER i, 1879.

SATURDAY.. OCTOBER I, 1879 TELEGRAMs.
 From Frisco. SAN FRANCISCO, September 27.- Gen. Grant visited the Board of Bro d kers today and afterwards lunched in the parlors of the Anglo California Bank. He will dine with J. C. Flood on Sunday and on Monday with D. O. Mills, at Milbra.
 Grant
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 29.- Gen. Grants reception by the school |, children, at Woodward's Gardens, was the most enthusiastic yet accorded him. Over thirty thousand children were present, who passed in review be- fore the General and party, amid a } perfect shower of bouquets,
 The Marine Reception Committee breakfasted Gen. Grant at the Cliff House this morning.
 Notion Denfed. SAN FRANCISCO, September 29.-The Supreme Court today denied the mo- tion for a rehearing of the case Of Sprague, convicted of the murder of More, in Ventura County, ordering the court below to fix the day for his exc cutiOn.
 Grants Recep.0s.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 30.- Gen. Grant and party left for the Yo- semitic at 40 a. m. on a special train. I ThrOngs of people gathered at every | station. On the arrival of the train at ] Stockton at 12 40 the General was re- eeiyed by Mayor Hyatt. After an ad- dress of welcome by the Mayor, a procession was formed, which moved through the principal streets. At the icourt house several thousand school girls, dressed in white, saluted the visitors The General held a recep tion at the Yosemite House. The party leave at 7;3O p. In.
 Deq0woOd Devastated.
 DEADwooD, September 27.-The fire is sufficiently extinguished 10 permit the erection of tents and shanties Telegrams rendering aid pour in, but none have been accepted. Geod judges place the loss at over $2,O00,000. The bank vaults were opened today and ths contents found intact.
 Fever Record.
 MEMPHIS, September 27.-The How ards sent out only ten nurses today. The fever is abating.
 MEMPHIS, September 30.-Two new cases of fever and six deaths are re- ported.
 LITTLE ROCK, September 3O.-The | Board of Health has adopted less stringent quarantine regulations . against Memphis and other infected . points.
 HALIFAX, September 27.-Arch bishop McKennOn died today of par alysis, aged sixty-nine.
 Hayes.
 TOPEKA, KAN, September 27.-The Governor and other State officers will | accompany the President and party to LeaYenWOrth.
 Projected Strike.
 ST. LOUIS, September 27.-Private circulars have been issued by the Trades Assembly to assemblies in all parts of the United States and Can adass setting forth a project for a gen eral strike of all trades to enforce the |. law and abolish ;he truck system and child labor.
 Hayes. ST. JOSEPH, Mo, September 29.-, The President and party were received by ten thousand people. After a stop of an hour the train left for Hannibal. |
 Murdered. DETROIT, September 29.-Mr. and l5 Mrs. Henry Morris, of Cass County. If were murdered last night. No clue to | he perpetrators.
 The Vatican. ROME, September 29.-The recent interview of the Vatican representa- lives with Bismarck was highly satis- factory.
 Postponed
 CHICAGO, September 30.-Generall Grant telegraphs that he cannot reach here before the 18th of November, and T -he reunion of the Army of the Ten ( nessee has been postponed.
 Foreign. LONDON, September BOA special :. dispatch says the Emperor of Russia Is suffering from mental fatigue and ' Is daily growing worse.
 The anti-rente excitement is spread Ing rapidly through Ireland. Farmers demand a fixed tenure and cheaper eases. t Latest advices state that all is quiet l It Cabul. Darka was occupied on the 9th without opposition. O
 Stocks. s SAN FRANCISCO, September 30-Tip Top, $1.25; Silver King not quoted.
 SILVER CITY, October 1. It Capt. Campbell, with Go. A, Sixth : Cavalry, passed through here yester J lay on his way to join Maj. Morrow's k command. Maj Morrow now has v bout one hundred Apache and Maya n o scouts, besides the troops from Ar zona, and is said to be pursuing Vic. orio and other renegades to the north asst towards Fort Craig. l' It is reported here that the Indians ll re scattering. T. Another report is that sixty Indians '' rom Mexico crossed Cooks range Sun- !" ay to join Victoria. The last report a omes from reliable sources, D