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Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Wires Down.

The following dispatch was received at 3: 10 this afternoon:
 SAN FRANCIsco, March 27.-Over- land wires are down; no more Eastern dispatches today.
 Shot
 MENpAc1No, March 26.- Richard McPherson was shot yesterday after noon about three miles south of Ney's Mills by Young Mortier, and died in a few minutes.
 Gard From Citizens Protective Union.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, March 27.-The morning papers published the follow ing card:
 To the Public We desire to state that no negotiations are going on and no communication whatever is being had bet this committee and the representatives of the Sand Lot party, ali statements to the contrary notwith standing. By order of the Citizens Protective Union.
 JENNINGS $. Cox, Sec'y.
 It will be noted that the card is couched in the present tense, and is unouestionably a strictly correct state ment of facts.
 A Blaine straw" in Maine. @
 DEs MONIES. March 26.-Several of the county conventions who have se- lected delegates to the State Conven- tion to meet April IA, have instructed their delegations for Blame.
 Making 1t Warm for the Chileans.
 PANAMA, March 27.-A force of about 10000 men with cavalry and an abundance of artillery was loaded at Ilonnilo on the 25th of February, about six miles north of Aric, where there is a Peruvian force of about 10000 men, and about twenty miles south of Ileo. The Chileans landed force of 30000 men, and an attack is expected by both land and sea on Africa. The position of he Peruvian Commander is deemed very critical. During the loading Of the troops a demonstration was made against Africa by the war vessels Husac- CT and Magallanes, but they are re- ported to have been roughly handled by an old American built monitor, which has been laying at anchor dur ing the war and rendering no service whatever. She was got under steam, and under command of Capt. Moore, of the ill-fated Independence, steamed out to meet the Chilean vessels. After half a dozen shots fired from her 30- pound ROdman gun, the Chilean ships got out of range as fast as possible. The Peruvian officers report that the Busaca was struck twice lg these for midable missiles; one shot destroying the upper works of her bow, and the other sweeping her deck. The Magal- lanes is also reported injured.
 Tide of Travel.
 CoLToN, March 26.-The following passengers passed here tonight, bound east: J McMullir, Mrs Golf, E L Sul- livan, E NJ Frank, W V Fly, Tucson Mrs Nelson, Prescott; E W Dicker- man, Tombstone; J c Henry, Prescott 1; J P Macey, II Taylor, Rcd Rock.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
MOhave Items.

The Cerbat mine, owned by Jno Berry, and sold to a MT. Baldwin, is a six foot ledge, assay.ng from 800 to $400 per ton. Mr. Baldwin will erect a ten-stamp mill on it an once.
 Smyth < Milligan's mine, the Fon. tenoy, carries $500, at depth of 11O feet.
 The Gibraltar, owned by Fish & Hill, is improving, the rock mills S107.
 The Lone Star is owned by Bud Grounds, has levels run east and west at depth of 200 feet, and is yielding better than ever.-Prescolt Democrat.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Proposals for Army Transportation
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTEEaAsTER,
 WuTppT- R.pEarES

WHPPLE BARRACKS.
 PREsCOTT, A. T., March 25, 1S50 .GEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, sub O ject to the usual conditions, will be received al this office until r. o'clock noon, on Mon day April 26 1880, at which time and place they will he opened in the presence of bidders, for the transportation of military supplies on the following described routes in the Depart ment of Arizona, during the fiscal year com mencing July l, 1880, and ending June 30, 1881, by wagon, viz:
 I. Between Tucson, A. T., and Fort Apache, Fort Bowie, Fort Grant, Camp Huschuca, Fort Lowell, Camp Fucker, Camp Thomas, and any new depot or post that may be established in the Department of Arizona south of the Salt River.
 II. Between Maricopa, \. T., and Whipple Depot, Fort Mcdowell, Fort Verde Fort Apache, and any new depot or post that may be established in the Department of Arizona north of the Salt River
 III. Between Whipple Depot, A. T., and Fort Mcdowell, Fort MOjsve, Fort Verde, 4. T.. and any new depot or post that may be established in the Department of Arizona north of the Salt River.
 " Between the eastern terminus Of the Southern Pacific Railroad in Arizona and any of the depOts posts or places above named on Route l.
 V. Between any of the depots, posts or places above named, any any other of said de- pOts, posts or places.
 l. BciNetu any or lue uepOLs. posts or places above named and any place not more than 2J0 miles therefrOm.
 Proposals for transportation on any or all Of the routes above named will be received
 The Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
 Blaak proposals, form of contract, and print ed circulars, stating the estimated quantities Of supplies Co be transported, and giving full information as to the manner of bidding, con ditiOns to he observed by bidders. and terms of .u plicatiOn to this office, or tO the offices of the Depot Quartermasters at Tucson. AT. Yuma, X. T., San Francisco, Cal, and St LOuis Mo. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked, Proposals for Transportation Oa Route -" and addressed to the undersigned
 GEO. H. WEEKS, Quartertermaster, |. <. Army, C. c. NJ. De partment of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Relief Fund.

We hope the numerous sons of Erin will not neglect to keep the ball nov ing. Remember every mite helps some poor peasant and that the money con- tributed will be forwarded. It will not be like the celebrated skirmish fund, which has something like SS0,000 locked up in New York, while hun dreds of poor Irishmcn are skirmish- Rg around to keep from starving
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Would Not Lie.

The Star, reporting a suit, speaks of " non-suit being granted in favor of defendants, on the ground that an ac tionsof cjectment would not lie" We are more than glad, we are happy to know that "ejectment is sustaining its reputation for veracity.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

Particular atten- ton is called to our stock of Hardware. ordered direct from manufactur erers, which includes ey- erything need ! by Miners and Mill Men.
 Our stock OftOOlS for all trades is the most complete and carefully assorted ever before offered
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Notice.

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO fhafisiI iaa sI. | Cbabman I and F, B. Corr tho sto.cS 'nI ,T. Ir lures of grocery store corner of Nii-.- ye ol5ic and Court street. The patronage oi .. sI' i'm ci is respectfully solicited for the H'" " Chapman < Cory s.WPsCN
 TUcsoS. A. T. Msrch 5, l>so
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

THERE never was a season when SO great variety was seen in the style of dressing hair
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
NEJV ADVERTISEnENTS.
Notice.

( CHEAP PROPERTY FOR SALE IN A the town of Florence, containing half a block Of land, on said property is a good house containing eight rooms, well sup piled with water and shade trees, and en- closed hy a substantial fence. This prop erty will be sold reasonable for ca> b ..
 HANNAH BOX. March q. l3S0.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

in this marker comprising Picks Shovels, Axes asd Handles. Crow. bars, Wneelbar. rows, Tampiag Bars, Pans; Pow. !: der, Giant and V Vulcan; Dyna
 mite Caps. Bel. lows, Anvils and Vices, gether with every tool needed by carpen.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
T ELEGR AP HIC. The Political Pot in 8 Boiling
 Condition. Neither Edmunds Nor Hayes Are Candidates. Latest War News from South
 America. The Chinese Still Hold China
 town.
Special to THE CITIzENJ

Proposed Reduction of Salaries.
 WASHINGTON, March 25-The House Committee on Public Expenditure dis cussed today bill providing for a general reduction in the salaries of Government employees.
 Senator Edmunds Not Candidate.
 CHICAGO, March 27-The Journals Washington special says the report that Senator Edmunds has withdrawn the use of his name as Presidential candidate is utterly denied by his most intimate personal friends, for the very good reason that he never considered himself in any sense 8 candidate orI otherwise, and has not, up to this time, regarded the use of his name as scri- ous matter. A member of the Yer mont delegation said to your core spOndent today that Edmunds had said to him within a week that the talk about his being candidate was absurd, as he had no inclination, and would not accept the position if every man in the United States should rise up and demand II. The member who furnished the information says it is his opinion that if the Edmunds boom continues to grow, the Senator will quickly stop it by refusing in most positive manner to allow his name toI be used, and declaring that under no circumstances will he consent to be- come candidate, for which he feels not fitted.
 In Chicago.
 CHICAGO, March 26.-The wife of Count de Lesseps has arrived here to await his arrival.
 President Hayes Talks
 CHICAGO, March 27.--The Tribune's Washington correspondent interview ed the President, who refused to talk on the Presidential prospects of either Sherman or Grant, but when asked if Blaine's chances were not improving, the following conversation ensued:
 Correspondent-But, MT. President, you are not insensible to the fact that the emergency may arise in the Chica- go convention that may make your own nomination desirable-not only desirable, but a great party necessity. What if it should come 10 that com plexion at last?
 President-That is acontingency not at all likely to arrive, and 1 don't an ticipate any such result. My position in regard to accepting second nomi- nation under these circumstances IS we'll known and will be adhered to.
 COrrespondent-There is to be a can 1idate war in Chicago on the 2d of next June. If you were ordered to go to the front withth Republican banner in your hands, you are too good sol 1ier to disobey orders; probably in the face of the enemy.
 Presidential the Chicago conYen- ion cannot agree upon any one of the prominent candidates now before the there arc a large number 10 select from without looking this way. For example, Washburne, of Illinois, who would readily unite all the ele- nents ot the party; so also, would Hamilton Fish, of New York, or Sen ator Edmunds, of Vermont, any one of which gentlemen would certainly be elected.
 Bill Signed.
 SACRAMENTO, March 27.-The Gov
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Bill Signed.

SACRAMENTO, March 27.-The Gov ernor has signed Feton's bill prohibit ing the Six Chinese Companies from levying a tax on Chinese leaving the State.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Heavy Mining Suit in Nevada.

State.
 Heavy Mining Suit in Nevada.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-A Eu- rcka, Nevada, dispatch says the Eure- ka Consolidated has brought suit against the K. K Consolidated Mining Company, to recover possession of a certain portion of the Eureka lode, which, IL is claimed, the K. k. Compa- ny have for number of months been wor'-ing, and extracting therefro m large quantities of silver bearing orc, and for S100,OOO damages.
 Sand Lot vs. Chinatown.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-Thirty days notice of condemnation of China town has expired, but the Board of Health has KS yet taken no action with regard to it, so far as can be learned The Board has no other power than to cause the enforcement of the existing laws regarding nuislnces and over crowding. The laws and ordinances relating to the former bear more heav- fly upon property owners than upon the occupants of the buildings, and were they strictly enforced, the Cau- casian property-owners ot Chinatown would suffer more than the Mongolian tenants of the condemned buildings. It is hardly possible, it Is stated, to make arrests on account of the viola tion of the law, as there is no place in which prisoners can be kept. The fails are filled to ove-fiowing already. The fact has been brought to the no tice of the Supervisors and Board of Police Commission, but as yet no ac- ton has been taken towards providing quarters for the detaining of prisoners, who would be arrested in scores.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
1n Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 26-The wife of Count de Lesseps has arrived here to await his arrival.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
GROCERIES.

Staple and Fancy, in : 'zona. Also, a Full Stock of LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO. Our Stock of
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

is of the Best. both in quantity and quality. Arrangements hayV been made by which we receive
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Proposals for Military Supplies.

Quartertermaster, T. $. Army, c. .. NJ. De
 pertinent of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

COTTON, March 26.-The following passengers passed here tonight, bound east: J McMulIir, Mrs Golf, E L Sul- livan, E NJ Frank, W V Fly, Tucson Mrs Nelson, Prescott; E W Dicker- man, Tombstone; J c Henry, Prescott 1; J P Macey, II Taylor, Rcd Rock.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-08

HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is scientific combin alton OF
some of the most powerful restorative
agents in tho vegetable Kingdom. 1t
restores gray hair to its original color
1t makes tho scalp white and clean. 1t
cures dandruff and humors, and falling
out OF the hair. It furnishes the nutri-
tive principle by " hich the hair Is nour-
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy and is unsurpassed
as q hair dressing. 1t is the most eco
nomical preparation eyer offered to the
public, as Its effects last long time,
making only an occasional application
necessary. 1t is recommended and used
by eminent medical men, and officially
endorsed by the State Assayer of Massa-
chusetts. The popularity of Halls Hair
Remover has incre ased with the test OF
many years, both In this country and In
foreign lands, and 1t Is now known and
used In all civilized countries of the
world.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-08

SHOULD the Eastern leaders of
the Republican party-the bank.
ers and monopoIists who have late.
~ shown q threatening arrogance
force Republican adninistrs.
tion TO Intro iucs any measure
looking to the retirement of the
greenbsck. leaving the field UNION.
Tested 10 the National banks, there
would be SUCH an explosion Of the
popular wrath as has never been
Recorded on the Am .rican couti
nent SINE the excited oiamors of
the old National Bank days.
Should there be even q demopstra.
ton to that end it would vital:ze
and energizo that uneasy feeling
prevalent In men Of all parties,
VIZ, that too many and too great
concessions have been made to the
money power. Wealth Is accu.
mulating In few hands with SUCH
ominous rapidity, tho railway and
other corporations of the country
are becoming so powerful and ap-
gressive, that we look for exciting
developments within the next four
years. The letter of Hon. Jere.
miah g. Black, synopsis Of which
has been telegraphed to this coast,
strikes the keynotes for a just and
moderate agitation, which could
hardly fail Of wholesome results.
Mere rant and fustian fury, like
That employed by Ksarney. never
accomplish anything OF lasting
public utility. It will be far diff.
ferents however, with the agita-
ton which, We think, IL impend. |
ing. Judge Black re-afYirms the |
old common law with regard to
public corporations such s. rail.
ways, which are really the mod.
srn turnpike, and rejects the idea
thaf they are purely snd solely
privats property. There IL moth.
Ing Of the innammable haranguer
nbout Judge Black. He Is known
e understand the whole body Of
~ relevant 70 the subject a. few
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brought In re5uttal o number of
witnesses to show that the change
lin the prisoners demeanor was
not, due to the discovery of his
wife's intidelity, but was caused
by losses in stocks and gambling.
Miss Gallagher, Schroeder's serv-
ant, was again put on the stand
and an attempt made to break
down her character, which failed,
(Recess.
the n asset slough erial-Aa Inter
national Gssp.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7th.-Iu
the Mussel Slough case to-day w
Fowler, of Grangeville, was the
principal Witness. The prosecu.
ton labored with considerable sue
foess to prove by his testimony
that the Settlers League, or mem
bers thereof, had intimated tha'
any attempt to disposses then
would be resisted by force Of arms
In the habeaS corpus case of Clio
demiro Gotta, for lila release from
custody on board the Mexican gun
boat Democratic, the Court this af
ternoon ordered the commander o
the vessel to produce the prisoner
In Court tomorrow afternoon,
Div,aeaa sna Assessmens-De Les
ssps Caaai authorizations.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.--Silye
| King declares dividend Of twenty
five cents. Belyidere levies an as
sessment of fif y cents.
Subscriptions for the De Lessep
Canal were opsa.d II terJ, . a aslo
good many people GAve caileu q
make inquiries, including arum
Der Of Frenchmen. A few small
subscriptions have been received.
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Nh. w. 81. WORKMAN desires u
to i.form his fellow Democrat
that ne nod loyalty by Mr.. Prid
ham tn thels>. municipal contes
and worked for the ticket from IT,
to bottep' He asc1ibssss, .n 70 y
=. .:s;.f ourssvots. a. to the s fsot 1n =
Mayor Toberman got the Germsn
vote a. we'll as the votes of the
Democratic mem bers Of Confidence
Engine Company. We are glad to
chronicle this assurance OF Mfr.
Workman, who values the esteem
and continued coatidence OF his
Democratic fellow citizens far be-
yond oaice. fol, ~h'ch, by the way,
he has no aspirations. Let the
causes Of the detection be what
they may, nis still true that lit
tie more loyalty and energy
amongst Democrats would have
given Los Angeles . Dsmocra tic
Mayor, FOR that large numbers of
Republicans voted for Mr.. Prid-
ham 10 fact beyond peradven.urs.
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WHILE the Presidents message

WHILE the Presidents message
II discussing our national defences,
the time is pat to sug gest to Mr..
Pacheco that he should show his
gratitude for the handsome vote
he received in Los Angeles county
by introducing bill establishing
batteries of some serviceable kind
1t Wilmington and Santa Monica.
It 10 perhaps too much to ask for
fortifications aud permanent gar
risons. but matters might be put in
shape to give warm reception to
any visitors with hostile inten-
lions. Meanwhile the appropria-
tion for improving the channel at
Wilmington should be pressed
upon the attention of the River
and Harbor Committee of the
House early, 30 that Senator Far
Icy may be able to do his part In
the Senate. Had Mr.. Pachec0 in
PRODUCED the matter in the House
Committee at the right time last
year, Mr.. Farley told US 1t wo uld
have been feasible to have largely
increased the appropriation. An
active and efficient member ol
Congress generally devotes all his
efforts towegis +hs inssftlon. OF a
tsryfiafgs f(5m IN We con mittee'a
estimates, so that when 1t comes
to the Inevitable cutting down In
the Senate a pretty big sum may
remain. We throw ont these hints
to Mr.. Pacheco because much Is
expected of him here. He prob
ably knows that he was elect ed to
Congress practically by Los Ange-
les county. He ought to be CRATE
full to people who have stood so
loyalty by him, and he will scarce
~ be allowed to plead the baby act
q second time as an excuse for not
showing o sense of his obligation,
This time, having caught Speaker
RandalPs eye once, he ought to be
able to summon up little more
courage than he showed form erly.
We will guarantee his recognition,
and II he gets US good round ap.
preparation for Wilmington har-
Dor. he can rely upon a cordial re.
ception on his next visit to Los
Angeles. II not, not.
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men have ever understood 1t. We
don't think agitation OH this sub
ject will break out first on the Pa
clio Coast. We have had vlo-
lent and fitfulsattAck of 1t, and,we
are now In the languid state Of q
patient who 10 becoming conva-
lsscent. But that 1t will break out,
and yirulently, in the country at
large, we do not doubt.
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Man Agent Hurnca 20 Death.

ATcHIsoN, Dec. 6th.-The regu-
lar passenger train of the Rock
Island road last evening flew the
track near Edgerton Junction, %
miles out, on account of broken
rail. The baggage, mail and pas
lssnger coaches were burned. Mail
agent w. r.. Syms was burned to
death and mail agent A. g. Belle
had his shoulder dislocated and u
few other bruises.
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and honor. Ifitis not wrong In
him, then it IL not wrong in us.
1t is the influence Of such men as
Conklipg that is 90 rapidly demor-
alizing American society, and I'M
less the tide Of lust, RIGHTEOUSNESS
and immortality is stemmed, a few
years time will see us all down to
the level of the beasts Of the field,
who have neither minds nor NOR
ais and are never troubled with
costly marriage ceremonies.-S. r..
NeWs- Letter.
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Hale Norcross, 81 s; Grown Point, l.56
a; Alta. IA; jacket, $50 q: savage, 4
!; Imperial, ESQ b; Gould 4 Curry, I 70 b,
"a "a ser a. Nsvada, = q; Belcher, Q IS ;;
S.o5 a; Ophir, 81 b; Best 4 Bslcner' w
3. 10 a; Andes, ~ s.; scorpion, i.so 6:
buliion, 2.@s; Exchequer. f7Ob; AiIvei
Hill. DOC b; JAG kst,. ~ s; California, LIS b;
0verman, Los 5; Julia, CSC b, 70 a; Gale.
donna, S5c q; N Y, soc b; Justice, 3. 10 b;
Pot0si, 8b, 3.l0 a; Benton, 83j 9. r.
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Examination of Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that an exami-
nation Of teachers will be held by the
City Board OF Examination, in the High
School Building, Los Angeles city, COM
mencing TUESDAY. Dec. 2Sth, at nine
O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing three
days.
The following studies are required for
a second Grade City Certificate: Arith-
metlc, grammar. geography, compost
tion, u. y. history. orthography, defining,
pepmanshtp, reading ana methods OF
teaching.
ALI the above-named and the following
ADDITIONAL studies are required for a
First Grade City Certificates: Algebra,
natural philosophy. natural history,
physiology, English and American lit
erature. pr nciples of civil government,
book keeping, industrial drawing, vocal
music and the elements of political econ
Omy.
All applicants for certificates must be
present at the commencement OF the eX-
animation.
Life Diplomas. State Normal School
Diplomas and educational Diplom as,
each granted by this Stale. may entttie
the holder TO First Grade City Certih-
cate without examination. No other d.
plomas or certificates will be consid-
cred.
Per order of the Board.
MARY A HODGKINS,
dStd Sec'y Board of examination.
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~ injured. The timber In the
course of the storm was all torn up.
The town of Marshalfield, which
was nearly destroyed last summer,
was visited by this storm and great
damage Is said to have been done
and nearly all the northern part OF
the city blown down again. The
storm was accompanied by thuu-
der and lightning, the electric
shocks being very violent.
CONTRACT CLOSED.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 7th.-
The contract is already closed fol
the building of 200 miles of the Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railroad
and work will begin at Fort Worth
forthwith.