Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

The general impression IS that all the
 ilepublieans have been elected with the
 p}7able exception of a Supervisor on
 the Seventh Ward
 LATER--Grady, Democrat, has been , elected Tax Collector by a small major fly.
 EASTERN NEWS.
 ADce.tadIy EopaflI Sign
 NEw YORK, September S.-Drs. Rev burn, Barnes and Woodward have re- tired from the corps of the President s ! consulting physicians at GaIfeli's re- quest. He thinks two or three doctors are enough.
 E--.o-ei7csu-s Explosion. : BRDFoEn, Pa. September S-A nitro clycerIne explosion at SchooueCer Well, Sawyer City, this morning. resulted in the death of Wm. Burton. ChaS Crouch, Jas Ihrasher, of Sawyer City: Fred oalter, boy aged l2 years, wlli die of ;lc effects of the explosion. Several others were injured and may die.
 Another Train Rob5uTy.
 EASsAs CuY, No. September At nine tonight a train ou the Chicago and : Alton road was robbed within two miles of Glendale, Missouri, by means Of a l lantern signal, by nine masked and armed men, who previously obstructed ! the track by stones and timber. The l express messenger was fatally beaten and the safe robbed of from S5tN0 to SiNteo. The passengers were kept | coWet by the Incessant firing of pistols and robbed cf money and syaluables ] The tram ran into Kansas City. and nearly the whole police force went back ! in pursuit. The notable Jesse James men did the job.
 Hot Walther Prayers for the President NEw IoHE, September S.-Over a : dozen cases ot sunstr0ke occurred to- day. Thermometer 94 degrees.
 The day is generally observed in the East as @ day Of prayer fOytha President
 Eccruit- for the Army.
 NAsHNGT0N, September Sowing to the number of recruits required to fll the arm. Go the authorized strength. the standard for artillery and infantry is fixed at five feet four inches and up- wards, weight l2l Go l90 pounds. for cav airy five feet four inches tO five feet ten inches, ard not to exceed lGj bounds. Recruits lnd officers are being ordered to Arizona.
 Eop3 Again Dominant
 NEW. YORK, September 9.-The Tri- ! luEe'5 Long Branch reporter interview ! ed Dr. Hamilton who said he soberly | stated that the President made some ! progress to-day, but was not yet out 0f | danger ard it would be well for the | public t1 postpone celebrations and | tlauks1iyiHEs for a time The doctors | and attendants are human beings as | well as professional men, their heart ! strings have been kept at great tension | for long time and the change for ! the better has caused a rebound in their | hopes which tnds expression in the l Husi eZ,raFa- u- terms. M0-aaFer they l were talking for tLe most pa't with | persons who have closely followed the varying leaure5 of the disease iu their I.llute-t tUctue ri-ls and who were eE- Ia eI CD place expressions o' cOu6- don't hope in the scales acairst the c.u,s which have preceded them and ;, we H,lar Gle truth from the balance. tlc result is che ring.
 Tho 3r-1-dslt Happy
 L1SG BBiSoI, September S. Garfield ls vDrE happy and encouraged. He had u' whisky since midnight of the sev- cntl EueUatl has now been stopped leNea-h ssid he felt graiiied with the Presidents condition and though, hc would continue tJ improve.
 Blaine has canled the following Go Lowell: The Presidents rest vas much brole len during the first half of the night, but to-day lis condition has been more favorable. He Lad less fever this after noon than for several days past. Hehas better pulse and improved appetite. The surgeons are much encouraged. His comfort has been promoted by a decided change in the welthe-.
 Progress Of the President.
 LayG lHiScH. n p. IT. Sept. -.-At % o'clock to-ui-ht Dr Bii-z stated that che Prasijants pus. hal risen to tas since the evening bulletin was i- sutJ Tine iuc-a-se is t'.e usIal febrile rise. and occasions H,tle or DO apprsheasions. Colonel Rockwell stated che President had -I leh did day and ll hands felt encouraged. Hamilton said eve-gtiir- looked well and Che case was very elcour--in-. Shortly after 20 Bliss and Hamil- ton Ind retired and the President was sleeping quietly at this hour. General Swain said evrry- tl.I- vas prp-re---UE nicely. The President palto- S of solid food during theeyerius and had a u1tIril ua-s.se of the bowels. which inlicated a proper as-immilatlon of his food. General S7gail sand the President had eaten too mach to- might and experienced some discomfort.
 Train Robbers Arrested.
 INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Septembe- g. Creed Chapman, john Burglar and a brOtler Cf Chapman have been iJeutl- fled as train robbers and arrested. imp
 Tho Mexican Central Ranroad. BosroS. September S.--The Mexican Central Railroad has received a dispatch to-day from the Mexican Government that the latter has accepted the road from Mexico to Tulafrst g3 kilometers. | of the main line, and the Mexican ua- toua. or independence day, September 10th, has been appointed for the ceie- hration of the work. In October, fifteen , kilometers of road wil be railed, when the company will be entitled to Sl, l,l.50OD in uusidy upon this section.
 The Esat Day Yet. L1EG BRANCH, September 1o.-To-day is conceded by the attending surgeons and the Presidents attendants to be one of tho best days he has had since the shot, During tbe mornings dre sing a surgeon while examining the Pres dent pres sod his finger on the spot on the body supposed to be directly over the ball. The patient did not experience any discomfort from slight pressure. It |, is not thought the balm lls present iu- { e. atiol wiI Cau-e any inconvenience to 2 the President in ,le use CT his limbs. lla IS not, able Co raise iis rirl leg | which is near tha supposed location ot [ the ball. as easily as he does the left. z Inquiry Ciie,el tLe statement lhat there ( wa oguJ Go te a noticeable Eatue OF indications ul irreIuiauty oi one lung some weeks ago. hrt tho cause oi it was l.u and 5 now attributed to other .l-sl- than blood poisoning. No great r anxiety exists at present regarding tle --. Hlhlilr tLaL his lungs may eventual c lecou. lla ted. Favorable syml- ..--5 c-c expected Go continue, from two .o raur weeks before the President cen be pronounced cun,ulescent
 Oaoih Bulletin. LoNH BHsN-H, September l0 S&Ja a. - At Che examination of the President a. 5) this morning the tempera Ure - vas 9JA pulse loL respiration IS. He slept well during the night, only ayak- suiur at intervals of from Onc-hail t0 , ono LCur. There is a percepable In- crease of strength with an improved condition of 1he digestive appara .us. Ire swelling of tie Farutid gland has entirely dlsapT cared The wound con- - .iuues Co improve and presents a more health! appearance.
 Signed BLISS AND AGSEv-
 Caring for the suzeror5. T Drrror. September l0-The point q has been reach where uo fresh fire dis r ssters are expected The lowest usti- @