Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
THE CITIZEN.
s4TURD4T. sEPTEMBER 27, lS79.
TEI.EGRA MS.
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TELEGRAHS.
 GraHt's Welcome.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 20-Th lTokio has been hourly expected. Tn feeling Of expectancy has almost par alyzed business. There is a great iu ] fux of visitors and the city is gaill decorated, the buildings along the lin of march presenting 6 brilliant aP ! pearance. The steamer will undCubl edly arrive outside during tue night Weather foggy.
 Home Agan
 ! SAS FRANCISCO, September 22-Th' steamer Tokio, bearing Gen. Grant was sighted thirty miles outside a i3.20. The reception committee i'm mediately proceeded seaward on a tu- % expedite the movement of th' steamer. The party boarded the Yes sel without formalitv. Gen. McDOw ell and staff also came out and boarded the steamer. AS the steamer ap preached the Heads the forts and bat teries opened fire Amid a
 CONTINUOUS ROAR or ARTILLERY, surrounded by steamers and yacht, sailv decorated, the TokiO moved very slowly up the harbar. Every eminence commanding a view of the channel was crowded with people, whl cheered as the hotilla passed. The TokiO anchored at the Market stree wharf. As Gen. Grant stepped ashor, from the steamer the Alameda Ban, struck up, " Home Again" He wa met at the gangway by Mayor Bryant the Board of Supervisors, Gov Irwin and staff. Mayor Br, ant made a brie address. to which the General briefly responded The pro cession tCok IT the line of march according co pro gramme. The scene along the line 0 march was
 INUEsCEIBABLY GRAND.
 Nothing approaching it was ever wit messed in San Francisco. After pa s ing in review the procession disbandeC and the General entered the Palac, Hotel. where quarters had been pre- pared for him. Meanwhile the Vet erans proceeded 70 the Sand Lots anC fired salute The whole Cemonstra li0n passed of in a most satisfactory and enthusiastic manner.
 Grant Reception Laco7ics.
 SAN FRAycIsco. September 23-Yes terdav Gen Grant received calls from a number of distinguished gentlemen The General and wife in conversation express their appreciation of the hand some reception accorded them. The committee having the matter in ChGTE, have arranged a programme occupy ing the time of the guests every day and evening this week Tomorrow the entire afternoon will he devoted tC grand general reception in the Mayors office ar the City Hall, Thurs day they visit Oakland and Friday San Jose. The Oakland committee have completed their arraDgemtnts Gov. Stanford has placed a boat al their disposal, whiC h is nOw being handsomely decorated, Tor the purpose of conveying Gen. Grant to Oakland The Fir-t Regiment and Calling Bands have been selected, and the Pavilion and streets will be decorated Witl flags and cycrgreeus. A Presidential salute of twcnty-One guns will be fired and amid the ringing of church bells the procession will move Co the Pavil ion. After the reception coilatinn win be spread at the Grand Central Hotel and the day will terminate in d banque., rendered by Lyon Post, No. e.
 Texas Pacffc.
 PHIIADELPHIA, September l9.-It i> understood that the Pennsylvania Rail road and Iron Mountain Railroad Companies have made arrangements for pushing to completion the Texas and Pacific road.
 New Rsrica7 Troubles.
 WASUINGToE. September lg.-TAe Ordinance Department have author iZed six hundred stand of arms to be issued 10 Gov. Wallace. of New Mex ico. Colonel Hatch lclegraphs from Santa Tc that he had a five hours fight near H-ilsbOrO, iu which he had ter men killed and several wounded aud lost all their stock. All available troops have been ordered to that point and Col. HaIch hopes shortly to over take the Indians.
 The Preaieat
 DETROIT. September I9.-President Hayes had reception by the Board of Trade, which was largely attended.
 PoGhc1i
 MILWAUKEE, September l9-The Democratic State Central Committee nave nominated James :. Jenkins Tor Governor, vice Mitchell, declined.
 from Ocean to Ocean.
 ST. LoUIs, September sO-Thcre is good reason t0 believe two private of railroad men have been held here and in New York since the consolidation of the Wabash and tne B. Louis, Kansas City and Northern with a view to providing mother through line t0 the Pacific. Coast in opposition to Jay Gould .chcmc. The most feasible plan eems to be, and the one most in favor. is for the Pennsylvania, Panhandle md Naudalia roads, now forming one. inc from New York tn the MissiS irpi River. tO make a permanent couucc- ion with the Missouri Pacific and the. AtchisoD, Topeka and santa Fc Rail pads, and thus make a through route rom ocean to ocean, equal or superior o any now in operation. The matter > understood Go uc now in The hands lf prominent railroad managers ib the asst and the probabilities are that. definite steps will soon be taken in thi, Erection.
 i1gian Troubles ir Texas.
 GALVESTON, September 2O-Caut .ourme, $ detachment pursued a parry lt Indians toward Del Norie. capiur- ng their horses and plunderaud break ng mp their camp. One Indian was.