Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30

that nepuOllc are lmmedlately exc cuted. Father Gillett visited Guate- mala for his health. Immediately on his arrival at Livingston he was ar rested, heavily ironed and sent 10 Guatemala, where he was tried. sen fenced and executed.
 Poor Peru.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January 24.-Lima has surrendered to the Chileans un- conditionally. Calico has also sub- mitted to the Chileans The latter committed great excesses in the battles before Lima, slaughteIing the inhab- itants of the country.
 Hoof- Crazy.
 NEW YORK, Jaunary 24.-A large crowd of sporting men and others as- sembled in the American Institute Building to witness the start in tEe pedestrian contest for the O'Leary International belt. The prizes in the present contest can only be won by those covering 4S0 miles. and the rates are graded according to the number of men covering that distance.
 Should four be successful in the con- test, the man covering the greatest number of miles will receive forty per cent. of the sweepstakes and gate money; next, 90 per cent; next, 20 per cent next, 10 per cent. Every many covering 4S0 miles will receive back his entrance fee of SlOO. Thirty con teslants started at 12 o'clock.
 San Francisco Markets.
 SAN FRANCIscO, January 24.-Wheat -Stagnant. No. shipping, $l.35@ 1.371a; No. ?, do, SI.30@L3213; milling. $I371391.4O.
 Barley-Feed, SOa9Oc; brewing, sl@11219 for light, and Sl.15@1 20 for bright heavy; standard chevalier, $1.15@1.25; Coast, do., c@s11O.
 Oats-Good, to choice, $I.3O@1.3715; common, s12O@1.25; surprise, S1.4O ,4160.
 Corn-Yellow, SIO518@11O; white, s1.25.
 Hay-$9G16.
 WoOl-NOminal.
 Potatoes-Receipts heavy and mar ket weak. Petalumas and Females, 5j @G5c; Early Rose, 45950c; River reds, 30@4Oc; Humboldls, 75@ 9Oc; Humboldt Kidneys. G5@75c.
 Another Indian Massacre.
 DENVER, January 25.-A RepubIi- can special from Las Vegas, New Mexsco, says: On Saturday and Sun day the Apaches in the vicinity of San Marcial killed fifteen persons and wounded several. There are re- ported missing, and probably killed, J. NJ. Robinson, the mining engineer of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, is reported missing, and two others of his party were killed. Captain Jack Crawford's mining camp is reported attacked and three men killed. The Apaches are headed and companies of troops and citizens of San Marcial are in pursuit. The band numbers from 40 to 60.
 The Congressional Apportiou ment Bill.
 WASHINGTON, January 25.-The House Committee on Census lsreei- today to report Cox's appOruonment bill, with amendments increasing the number of representatives from 3Ol 10 311, and striking out the second and third sections of the bill, which pro vide that the representative or repre- sentatives from any new State should be added tO this number, and also tEe mode of electing representatives The new basis of apportiOnment was as follows: Alabama, 8; Arkansas, : California, 5; Colorado, 1; Connect icut, f; Delaware, l.; Florida, 2, Geor- gia, 10; Illinois, 19; Indiana, 13 Iowa, 10; Kansas, G Kentucky. 10; Louisiana, 6 Maine, 4; Maryland, 6 Massachusetts, II; Michigan, 10; Minnesota, 5; Mississippi, '; Missou- ri, IA; Nebraska, 8; Nevada, 1; New Hampshire, 2; New Jersey, '; New York, 32; North Carolina, c; Ohio, 20; Oregon, 1; Pennsylvania, 21; Rhode Island, 2; South Carolina, 6 Tennessee, 10; Texas, 10, Vermont, 9; Virginia, 10; West Virginia, I Wisconsin, 6.
 Capital Gossip.
 CHICAGO, January 24.-A Wash ington special says: Three weeks ,.-s1l No cc1,,r;.I |, tba Earota Ht- tha