Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
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Silver King Shipments.

Silver King Shipments. speoial to the CITIZEN.
 MARIcoPA, November 25.-Tweuiy- four thousand pounds of Silver King concentrati ons were shipped to San Francisco to-day via Casa Gande. Also 22,0Oc pounds of ore.
 Hanging at Phenix. Special to TIE CurzLN.I
 PHENIx, November 2B.-Demetrio Dominguez, who murdered William Thomas near Gillette, a year ago, was hanged here to-day. On the way from the jail to the scaGold he was guarded by 9 armed men, as an at- tempt at rescue was expected. He exhibited very little agitation during ordeal. Alter being dropped Ihe body for short time was convulsed. The remains were turned over 10 the Mex jeans for burial.
 sherman Ahead.
 CHICAGO, November 27-All news received here, except the Tribune'e specials. comedies the certainty ot Sherman's election to the Senate from Ohio. The fight will doubtless be sharp, but there is no question that sherman Is the favorite SO far.
 Smart AIel1s snubbed.
 CHICAGO, Novem Der 27 Tine Times Washington special says of the rsccp- lion by Garfield Of tue Tow Path |" Club:
 These blooming fresh.wster idiots had cards especially printed for the occasion with titles lG full of first deckhand," etc., printed after each precious owners name. One may imagine the Generals feelings when he was called from his llabrary by stewart with @ dozen of these cards. The reception be gave hls friends wss absolutely glacial. He cuytely nodded to them, standing aud not asking them to sit down. One of the ,pokesmen feebly said he was glad to see that the Garfield Canal Boat was fairly entering tue last lock-" when Garfield shut him oh with such q stern look that the speaker choked in the middle Of word and almost strangled Soon it gradually began 10 dawn upon the callers that they were not pleasant companions, and they crept silently away, hoping, as they went, that they had not intruded." A first deck-hand summed up the reception by answering the inquiry |" How were you received ?" |" D-d cold Garfield said to a friend afterward that he had no patience with such idiots. He was not ashamed of his having been a canal boy, neither was il matter of bnasting. l; was mere incident in hls life, and of the least importance in shaping his after career.
 That's Fair.
 INDIANAPOLIS, November 28. Gov. Gray prepared the oath for the clerks n counties where the clerical bluu- ders h the electoral returns occurred,
 Thanksgiving
 SAN FRANcIscU. November 90 Thanksgiving was generally observed in the usual manner yesteryday In his city, besides church services, there were a number of large social gather ings, balls, etc., including a grand masquerade at he Pavilion.
 Heavy storm.
 SOUTHAMPTON, November 28.-In the recent storm along the coast of Nova Scotia some twenty vessels were logs, involving heavy loss Of life.
 Marine Accident.
 SAN FRASCIsco, November 25.-By the sinking Of the steamer Oncle Joseph by collision with another steamer near Spezzia, Italy, $50 per sons were drowned, and 50 rescued. Most of the passengers were poor emi. grants for South America.
 More Lives Lost.
 CHICAGO. November 26.-A new barge is reported lbst with all hands in Lake Huron.
 The Texas Pacific.
 NEW ORLEANS, November 28.- The Texas Pacific, which will meet the Southern Pacific al Fl Paso, 1. completed 40 miles west Of Folt Worth. It is expected the entire linz will be open to San Francisco earl 7 next year.
 and so they will undoubtedly sub- scribe 10 It. The Indiana delegation will vote solidly Republican in the Electoral College.
 Our View of It.
 NEW YORK, November 21.-Ihe Tribune, Jay Gould's paper. says: If the Central Pacific does not unite with ,he Union Pacidc, no more western railroads will be built, but if it does unite, then the Burlington road will build through to the Pacific coast, and another line will be built by the Atchison Company to the Pacific.
 Last Nights at the Play.
 On Sunday evening the Nellie Boyd Dramatic Company will close their