Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
VIII Fight for It.

 Mora Moss died yesterday at Oakland, aged T3.
 VIII Fight for It. 1 CHICAGO, November 23. - The Times Vicksburg's special says Lynch (colored) has served Gen. Chal- mers with a formal notice of a contest for his Congressional seat.
 4 New Census in South Carolina. NEW YORK, November 23.-The President has directed Gen. Walker, Superintendent of the Census, Co again l canvass certain townships in South | Carolina, to ascertain if the report of | the Supervisor Of the Census in that | State is correct.
 Phrp.
 NEW YORK, November 2s.-There | are DO new developments In the for gery case, The report that Philip was about to publish hIs confession doubt less grew out of the vulgar pranks of the Truth newspaper two or three days ago. IL announced it would publish Philips confession, and tried to stimulate the public cunosity. To- day the confession was published. and proved 10 be only a coarse and silly burlesque, and single specimen of it's humOr will suffice: (" All of which is true, so help me, John I. Davenport" Philp is evidently anx- inus to to make friends, but the pros ecution are not so anxious about it as he is.
 On Deck.
 CLEVELAND, November 23.-Gen. Garfield started for Washington at nine this evening.
 San Francisco Market>
 SAN FRANcIsCo, November 23.- Wheat is firm; No. 1. s15J91.5715
 Barley-Wet weather has caused a temporary softening; feed. S5@9jc; other grades unchanged.
 The New Chinese Treaty.
 WAsHISeTON, November 23-It is thought that the new Chinese treaty is like the bill vetoed by the President, limiting the arrival of Chinese on each ship to persons engaged in com. mercial business. The officials ol Ihe State Department are slll reticeEt.
 He Doesn't Need r..
 CHIcAeO, November 23-The Inter Oceans Indianapolis special says Through the failure of the Marshal of the Eighth District 10 properly make returns, the plurality of Gen. Garfield in the State is cut down to 3771.
 Murder at Dsadwood.
 DEADwooD, November 22.-I. A. Hogan shot and fatally wounded Dan Falney, miner, at Central City. This morning a mob got after Hogan, iu- tending to lynch him. but finally sur rendered him to the sheriff.
 California weathe-
 SAN FRANCIsCo, November s. Rain has been falling at intervals during the last evening with a pros pcct Of continuance. The fall has been light 4 heavy down pour IS much needed to cleanse the streets and flush the sewers, which are breeding disease
 Deserved PrOmOtiOa. OMAHA, November 23.-Thomas L. Kimball, General Passenger Agent of the Union Pacific. has been appointed Assistant General Manager of all the Union Pacific lines. The appoint ment was made at the suggestion of : General Manager Clark, who leaves shortly for California to rscuperate his health. The lette, of appointment was dated November 10, and was signed by President Sidney Dillon.
 Present from the Queen. 2 WASHINGTON, November g. - Queen Victoria has made the Presi- dent of the United States a handsome present, consisting of large and elsb- orately carved liyc-oak desk. weigh ing 1900 pounds, a magnificent speci men of workmanship, made of the ] timbers Of the Arctic exploring ship Resolute. The inscription is es fol- lows: Presented by the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland 10 the Pres ident of tue United States as memor- ial of the courtesy and loving kind ness which dictated the offer of the gift of the Resolute"
 POlitIeal Natter. , WAsHINsToN, November 24-south- ern Republicans will protest to Cen. Garfield egalnst sectional Cabinet, and will urge that hs give the South some recognition in the same.
 The impression gains ground that } will not even retain Sherman ( of the present Cabinet. but nothing Y is known positively. -
 
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