Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-06-19
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ESPECIAL TO THE CITIZEY.l
Death Of Gen. Suttcr.

DeSIh O1 OcI SAAA~Es
 WASHINGTON, June l9.-Gen. John A. Sutter, the discoverer of gold iu California, died here yesterday. He had been sick about a week with in- hammation of the kidneys. His widow resides in Lancaster county, Penn, to which place his body was taken for inierment.
 The Democratic P. R.
 CINCINNATI, June 19-The city is crowded with Democratic delegates. All sorts of reports are a1Oat concern ing Tilden, Seymour and others. The situation is something like that in Chicago two weeks ago. All the out siders are against Tilden as they were against Grant. Judge Fields boom, though slirewdly engineered, appears to be @ very small one.
 The North Carolina Democratic State ConventIcn al Raliegih had 2090 delegates, and had 10 meet in the open air. Jarvis was nominated for Gov ernor, and the delegates 10 Cincinnati are anti-Tilden.
 SeymOur's Decline.
 CINCINNATI, June 10.-The Enquirer says that its editor has received & per- sonal dispatch from Horatio Seymour, and that it violates no confidence in printing the following extract: 1 cannot accept the nomination, if It is made, under any circumstances. am not able to do the duties of any office, an hope my name will not be pre- scented to the convention in any way. I have never said that I would accept the nomination, nor have I knowingly intimatod that I would. 1 rely upon you 10 set me right with the dele gates"
 Large Fire at StarIviIle, Miss.
 MEMPHIS, June 19-A fire at Stark vile, Miss. yesterday, destroyed half the town.
 After their Scsips.
 WASHINGTON, June 10.-Shermar continues 10 go after the Grant men. Three United States Marsha!s were removed yesterday.
 Hayes Coming
 WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Presi dent will visit the Pacific Coast Iu July.
 \ Drunken Murder.
 SIDNEY, Ohio, June l9.-At Jeffer. son, near this place, on Thursday, D. L. Shank, young blacksmith, at tackled two widows in their house and killed one of them, Mrs. Lane, aged 64. The weapon used was q fence rail He had been drinking. He feigned insanity when arrested, but it is said that he was only drunk.
 No Place Of Refuge.
 LONDON, June 13.-The Spanish Government refuses to receive the re. ligious orders expelled from France.
 Cincinnati PrSgnos;ix.
 CHICAGO, June 18.-The Times Gin cinnati special says: The first lively indications of the near approach oi the Democratic National Convention is now apparent. There are to night probably hundred scattering dele. gat s, Wire-puliers and leading pollti. clans on hand, ready to get to work, One ofthe sure>t theories demonstrated thus early in the day is that Tilden is out of the fight; the feeling that he cannot be elected is expressed by nine. tenths of the people who have arrived. It is rumnred that Judge Moody has a letter in his possession from Ti!den withdrawing from the fight. This is, however, but ramOr. L. <. Wash ington told a reporter tonight that he was informed by one of T.lien' $ warmrst friends that the Tilden peo pie do not count on any more than 2j0 votes on the first ballot. + this is all he can count, he might as well give up before the Convention meets
 Among the first arrivals to-day was $. B. Smith, Justlce Fields former law partner. He is virtually the man. ager of the Field boom, and il is said he has gone back on him. Certain it is thai NIT. Smiths arrival has a wonder fully enervating effect un the delegates at-large already here. Judge Eiinger delegate-ai-large from Oregon, says his delegation started five for Field and one for Tilden. He thinks Field is the only Democrat who can carry Oregon. J B. Melcalr, ono of the Cal ifornia delegation. who came Oa with him reports his delegation solid foI Field. Metealf says that California will vole against Garfield, no matter whom Ihe Democrats may nominate. Blaine could rot have been deprived of the State vote. He reports Thur man as very popular with the working g people.
 Political Notes.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The Ma tjOnal Prohibition Convention al Cleveland yesterday nominated Neal Dow, of Maine, for President. and A II. Thompson, of Ohio, for Vice-Pres- ident.
 The Ken lucky Democrat Conven ton elected delegation 10 Cincinnati ot which a majority are for Tilien.
 The Indiana Republican State Con, vention have nominated A. c. Porter for Governor.
 Hayes and Sherman are going fnr the Grant olfice-hOlders who took part in the convention. Several have re.