The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-14

q |, which girdles all the Southwest and Col orado and Kansas. The plan is fully de- veloped.
 President Hayes Visit. WASHINGTON, Aug. I0th.-In three weeks the President will start for two months trio to the Pacific Coast-the longest trip ever made by President while in office. California IS to be thor oughly explored, after winch the party goes to Arizona, where they will start on a journey northeastward by stage. Mrs. Hayes, General Sherman and his daugh ter. and Generals Mcdowell and McCook will accompany the President.
 The Bogus Blenders.
 OswEGo, Kansas, Aug. IOth.-The old couple supposed .o be Bender and wife arrived here from Nebraska yesterday morning, and were exposed in the Court House for some hours. Many persons went to see them, and dozens who know 
 imposters. The Sheriff thinks they will be discharged.
 OswEeo, Kansas, Aug. 11th.--The sup posed Blenders had a preliminary examin- alton here yesterday, and were discharg- ed from custody.
 G0rham Predicts Garffed's Sue,
 
 NEW YORK, Aug. 1Oth.-Georse c. Cor ham informs a cores pondent at Washing ton that the success of Garfield is assured. He says that the New York conference healed all the gaping woun0s of the Re publican leaders; that Conkling will take of his coat and work like d mailer, and that the business men of the country will contribute vast sums to the campaign fund of the Republican party. On the whole, Gorham, who brides himself on never underestimating his opponents strength, expresses It as his firm convic- ton that Hancock cannot be elected Field Ysarsinal Halsteaa Confident.
 CLEVELAND, Aug. 19th.-Murat Hal stead, of tae Cincinnati Conaanercial, in q speech at the Warren reception to Gener- al Garfield. said: II have taken the liberty to say in New York that Ohio is not among the doubtful States. General Garfield s journey was great sUccess. The confer ence in New York was reassuring, as also the splendid demonstration along the line we have travelled, which, in the political situation of the country, has an i'm DOT tant part to bear, for on 1t devolves the duty of overcoming the vote of the city of New York. We feel confidence in New York state.''
 Railroad Disaster HE Ohio. CINCINATTI, Aug. 7th.-The Gazette s Waverly, Ohio, special reports that three passenger cars in an excursion train re- turning from Niagara Falls to Jackson, Ohio, via the Springfield Southern Rail road went through bridge twenty feet high into the canal at Waverly this morn ing. Tine front car jumped the track and went over the bi idge, carrying It down and throwing the cars off the bank. The To- comotive crossed safely; cue hundred and 1 fifty passengers, residents of Jackson and vicinity were on the train. The causaliie s are ? killed, 9 severely wounded and 5 slightly injured.
 Blaine Opens the Campaign In
 Name.
 l CHICAGO, Aug. 10th.-Blaine's opening 9 campaign speech was delivered at Bath, | Name, last evening. The occasion was a great mass meeting with all accompani- ments ot bands, torches, flags, pyrotech- nics and enthusiasm. Tom Fitch, of Ne yada, was the only other speaker. The Senator, after briefly saying that he would spend no time euloglzing Garfield or crit icising Hancock, because the policies and measures of political organizations are to be judged by their past history and pres ent membership and not by the personal characteristics of their standard bearers, discussed the grand and general causes of the prosperity on which the country at present finds itself He assailed the free trade policy of the Democrats as destruc- tive to American interests.
 The Seawanaka Whole l sale Indictments. l NFW YORK tuu 10th The brand iiiry in the United States Court to-day made 8 presentment in the Seawanaka disaster They say they believe the accident was due to criminal carelessness and negli 1 gence of certain government officials, and the officers and owners of the vessel