Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

" AnSOt pOI alt iu thc taiig iiSt to oS prepared for the Presidential election the names of the candidates for muni- cipal offices was voted down, and a resolution not 10 do so was adopted.
 Come to Time.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 1s.- The following circular has been mailed to Federal officers throughout the United States and also to several of the municipal Republican depart menis of this city.
 Headquarters Republican National Committee, No. 241 Fiflh Avenue, New York, August 16, 1SSO.-Dear Sir: A circular was issued under date of April 10th last by the Repub- lican National Committee, requesting that contributions in aid of the cam paign fund be at once forwarded to the treasurer of that committee. Some of the officials addressed have through a misunderstanding failed 10 respond to the circular. The National Com mittee and the Congressional Con- miitee in New York City on the 9th instant have decided that 8 circular be prepared requesting One-half of this contribution, and that immediate pay ment be made to Geo. F. Dawson, Treasurer, at No. 137 F street. The occasion is urgent and promptness is desired.
 MARSHAL JEWELL,
 Chairman.
 The President.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, September lS.- Yesterday the President lunched with Gov. Stanford at Menlo Park, dined with Senator Sharon at Belmont, where they spent the night, and this morning breakfasted with D. o. Mills at Milburn, after which they return ed to the city.
 Now They See Him.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Septembe IS. -GriersOn telegraphs fro m Fort Con- cho that Victorio's main camp is still undoubtedly Tn the vicinity of Lake Guzman, Mexico. Col. Travis with several hundred Chihuahua State troops is expected to reach the line by the 27th.
 B-Iud, IagO.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, September lS.- An Atlanta special 10 the Courier Journal says: A few days since Dr. John G. Westmorcland, a prominent citizen, published a card in which he alluded to Joe Browns appointment to the United States Senate as bar gain, and charged that Brown has openly used money to secure the sup port of the negroes In the State cleo ton. Julius Brown, son of the Senator, replied to the card, which he denounced as wilful aud ma licious lie. Hostile correspondence at once began. Senator Holland and other friends heard of the trouble and to obtain a peaceful settle ment, but in vain. Westmoreland was arrested last night and gave 5000 bonds to keep the peace. Brown was seen riding in a close carriage out of the city this morning and was promptly arrested and put under bonds. To- night both the parties are out of town and rumor says they have arranged to meet tomorrow at Sandy Bar Ferry, the duelliug ground op- posite Augusta. IL is said they will fight with revolyers, ten paces apart, each to advance at pleasure after the first shot. The friends of the parties assert that nothing but fight will do, IS neither party will retire. The affair has created much excitement here. The whole thing IS a result of he terribly bitter feeling engendered iu the present canvass.
 Fatal Explosion.
 BRIDGEPORT, Conn, September IS. An explosion occurred this after  noon in small building occupied by he Unon Metallic Company as iul- building and situated some distance from the main factory. At he time of the explosion five persons were at work in the building and all Ire supposed to be killed.
 Passing COltOn. COUPON, September 1.-The follow ng passengers passed here tonight pound east: c Lind, R c Hopkins, \ J Martin, James L Key, Mrs Mary Aren. Miss Abnie Hart, Miss Annie Cooper, Mrs English, Mrs M B decher, CIV Rolling, c Bartlett, IT Thorn I NJ Murphy. G N Gard l