Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
News NOteS.

Windom was elected Senator Tuesday b. 115 to 34.
 New York property owners oppose underground railways. For q party of one, David Davis seems to be in large majority.
 An Atlanta hotel includes ten electric lights among its attractions.
 The business doing on the southern railroads Is simply unprecedented.
 Chicago has already ten fine theatres, but is talking about building another,
 Tn Petersburg, Virginia, Tuesday, St. John Morris was killed by toy pistol.
 The German guests were bangueted by the citizens of Baltimore Tuesday night.
 A prominent Vanderbilt employee says he don't think the passenger war is ended.
 Boston has resolved to have Worlds Fair, provided S5,OO0,OOO shall be guar anteed.
 4 Eufaula, Alabama, firm advertise that they will purchase S2,000OO0 in Confederate bonds.
 The New York Assessors report an in- crease in valuations over those of last year of S42, ,1S2,S71.S7.
 The Boston Traveller suggests that Guteau while sane IS morally self-per- ver1ed and deserving of death.
 Louise Michael, the Paris Communist, in her newspaper approves of the assas- sination of President Garfield.
 The rule forbidding the employment of married women as teachers in the Chicago schools has been repealed.
 John Kelly, more in anger than in sOr- row, says the Democratic State Ticket is bitter pill, but he will swallow it.
 The great literary question of the day is whether Joaquin Miller is criminal libeler when he calls Mckee Rankin a "collOssal liar"
 Two men were killed and three wounded by boiler explosion in Pinno & Daniels spoke and hub factory, Den- yer, Tuesday.
 The Cleveland Relic Committee has now decided to sell the Garfield relics at from S1 to S5, for the benefit of the monument fund.
 At Burlington, Iowa, the river Is still risirg. It is now two inches above high water mark of 1880. Heavy losses of crops are reported.
 Ropes and Tracy have withdrawn from the Brooklyn Republican Mayoralty contest, and Seth Low will be supported by both wings of the party.
 There has been another accident on the Morales (Mexico) Railway, near the San Miguel bridge, and seven persons were wounded, three seriously.
 The use of beer and wine on the Iowa State Fair grounds was forbidden, but 1l,6C0 bottles of whisky were sold to wis itors to be drunk on the grounds.
 Tie Graphic publishes a picture of King Kalakaua's daughter. It is a very good likeness, but 1t has since been sscer- tained that the King has no daughter.
 A Charleston, S. C., firm will distribute S50000O in Confederate money at the Atlanta Exposition with their advertise menr printed on the backs of the bills.
 Danger from contact with uninsulated electric light wires is beginning to eI- cite fears on the part of insurance com psnies and the police Tn Nev York.
 The Inter-Ocean Canal Company bought the Grand Hotel at Panama for S206,0O0, and will convert 1t into offices for al the departments of the Company.
 The following is the official vote cast in Ohio: For GovernOr-Foster, (Rep.L 312,T}5; Bookwalter Dem.l 23S, S,425; Ludlow Rep.), 16,597; Selz e., 6,330.
 Haplon has telegraphed Trickett from Toronto that he will row him three mile race, provided that it is over the same course as the former race with Ross.
 OThs seems likely to be Tilder year in New York politics, and the Tribune says it Is glad of 1t. "The Republicans will not shrink from that issue" says the Tribune.
 The divorced wife of Gaiteau is living near the town of Bowlder, Col, where she married a man named Dummier. She is said to be an estimable lady and and devout member of the Methodist Chunrh.
 Marshal Penry, who vas recently in just from Mentor, said that Mrs Garfield Is so engaged with business matte rs that she has no time to mourn,