Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
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 The PresiIeltl left Eew York for Wash : B gt5n tridav night
 ! Chattanooga complains of a tramp ep- ! iCemic from tIe north. : Eight hundred Russian cmigrarts are 1 IlnbmC of ttiing m Ge0rgia. ! Lightning has struck four times on ! -le same Minnesota farm this season. ! Boston people complain that that their : water supply has cucumber taste ! The total number of immigrants land
 ed m New York last week were 9233
 Six hundred horses are to be shipped from Montreal to France for use in the army
 ! acres of land have been secured for a | French colony.
 President Arthur says that he did not l trr to change Gariie!d's Cabinet. It 1 changed itself
 ! ! permanent association for the relief | of Russian Immigrants t0 Texas has ! been organized at Dallas : Tt is reported on good authority that | tho relations between Mexico and Gua- ! temala are very critical
 Tn New York. October 30th. the John 1 Street Methodist church celebrated it's | 18th anniversary.
 ! Andy Biggees shot and immediately ] ki, ed I2be Williams atOuray, Colorado, ! las Friday night.
 Senator Edm-uJs will discuss the po- ! itral aspect of Ai0rmonism in Harper's l Magazine icrJanuary.
 The temperature in Chicago Saturday ! ranged from .j to 3S degrees; in New . York, from e t1 46 degrees.
 Tvo passenger coaches of the Color ! ado Central train were Saturday blown l from the track near Colorado. ! Photographs of President Garfield are
 said "a have @ greater sale than those of ' any other American have ever had
 IL k said of President Arthur that he ! would be glad t0 pursue Gartields plan ! # somebody would Gescribe it to him. CLauncy I. Filley says he is rot a can- | didae for FCstmastor-Ceneral, and ! that political opponents have started the : story.
 : For the benefit performance at Niblo'S l in New York, for the Michigan sufferers, ! the police lave sold tickets amounting
 to 92}i2
 ! A New Hampshire tramp has been | sent Co State prison for year and day ! by the Supreme Court, sitting at Ports mou,h.
 1 General Superon has sailed from St. Thomas for Europe. An attempt was
 made to assassirate him the night before { le left
 ! The Orphans Home at Womedsdorf : Penn, was burned Friday morning. The ! children escaped. Loss, S3oOol; insured ! for SI200l
 The United States steamer Alliance
 has arrived at New York afte- @ five
 months iri.llss search for the lost
 Ie1rrCt-e.
 tdiu-aut General Drum reports that
 tl- losses of the army for Che year as
 -.- by Goa.r, tl by discharge and
 l ty dcs,rti0y.
 < woman was beaten at the Woodland
 Gardens, Louisville, Sunday uiGht, by
 unknown parties, and taken Co the hos
 li.ai, where she Ci,L
 Eea-I- 5uJ boiler makers Of Detroit
 hc-, str1ck for au advance of 27 cents
 per day. winch tlo manufacturers de- . clare they will uc. pay. Joau1a. eldest daughter ot Lieutenant Govauo- Archibald, of Halifax. has married Eiaac-s D. Laurie, sGperinten- dent of .lc Boston railway.
 At the close of business at Washing toa saturday. there Lad been S9lSf,9jO : in JuiteC States bonds received Gt the ! the treasury under the l0jth call Testimony taken by the British Con su. at S-. Paul. Miuu-. shows Mrs. Mary Grace hei-css Co G2j,OO0 from tine estate of Patrick C. Buckley, of Melbourne. < Dc.6vood dispatch says Saturday the saw mill at Standing Rock Agency caught tr' I1 tha evening and that the entire pos- is iu danger from a blizzard. The General Conference Committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church Ex- tension, las fixed the amount which each conference vii. be asked to raise ! at SIif,25J. The apparent mai0-ities in New York are as follows: For Carr, il l,255; Daven- pot, 'Z,3li; Russell, ll,Si6; Seymour, G~5S, Finch, l2sl; Maxwell CDem.l ], treas urcr, -i.,2t A ca,ciuu -ht exploded on the stage oF the opera house at Troy, New York, Saturday afternoon. \ panic ensued and several persons were injured but none fatally.
 Senator Edmuuds IS of the opinion that vacancies left fulfilled when the Senate adjoIrus cannot be filled until December. The President does not be- lievc with L-n.
 The leading singers of St. Louis have banded together under the name of the Singers Protective Union, and from this ou will not sing gratuitously under any circumstances
 Postmaster General James estimates the receipts of Eis department for the next fiscal year at Sf2,1C0OOO leaving a deficiency ot S52L0u against nearly Sl,UoO,u1u last year.
 Jollu Amcry Lowell; one of the lead ing merchants oi Boston, sole trustee of tue Lowell Institute Fund of Sc,OOO.O0O, which le managed for fifty years, died on the lst instant
 The special train conveying the com paUies of the Fourth Artillery arrived at DmaLa Wednesday. The troops were transferred tD another train and pro- coedcI eastward.
 In New York, Wednesday. J. Gould. $. Dillon, Russell Sage and Saml Sloan were chosen Directors Of the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company and J. Gould President.
 John Dob.eI. of Chicago. and Charles Eovell. of Eu-ianI, have deposited tue preliminary sta ke of S1l1 each for a 2i- hour walking ua,ch, Go take place at Chicago. NoFrl,N.r .I.
 Seven hundred millions of dollars were issued lu Confederate bonds, and the New Orleans Democrat sa-s they are wur1u-uearIy as much now as they were toward the end of the CauiederGcy.
 Adeliua rati has consented to give a ! concert il New York il aid of the Mich icau sui,rer-. Iui invitations have been issuel -1 fine President and many other iistil-gia citizens Go he.pre>eut.
 Tho Hartford C1uraut brides itself on being one of the oldest, as 1t is ackuOwl edged t0 be one of the best, newspapers u thec1uutry. It has just entered upon it's one LUnd.ed and eighteenth year.
 "I an a jhict, pcriurer, a forger and a l liar. is the comprehensive and graphic confession of Cashier Baldwin, of New ark, " and i am ready to go behind the bar. oi a prison and end my days there.'
 Already there is a scarcity of fuel in Minnesota. and a repetition Of last win ters famine is feared Railroads can hardly get enaU gin wood for their own use and there is but little coal on hand.
 David A. Wells says that he never made a hobby ,f Civil Service Reform