Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

1 WHICH there are SD EsuN-S!.CG Id t~ve been dropped aai tr"-r -upI cri
 m'Tsed irto hst O. lie most p-"n Is- ihE candidate. l. I> bc.ir.,d tuAi 'lI- will soon take pace. snd tnsf s-.- con eLtriii"n crn ie aTar ed io- u. orrs nigLt. Not 9 great d.ai oi 1 etaUgC, tas',."ir, IS aaii"f D,;td .n tp- | mOrfco 5ali.,ia-. I.:gr Robert -.h >ays be ,AJ.ct- the whole m4,t,r ! to come io head on Thursday.
 The CoEkung l-adrIs h,iG srn -ll c'urus aud made cauva>S of the | LerI~ atuic iu ud,trrmlrc v LetLer they ! could n "a utain a d,ailuck T. is uu- ..sIsiund that they came 10 Ihe c"u- ! clU>i'n that IliS ,"u'd n.t Uc done. 1 AnOiLtr cGnNa-s was made To see whether, win ihe sid Cf thc Demo lNCr.t>, f..y corlI adicu-n !h- L~Sl,ia- lure, nnd th" same c-nrlu>4Un w4S reached. These Discov. res in-rn-i- fed 'le pressure Uryl Cover CT Cor nell lo get him t1 withdraw .l Uu b. lie !, .,e:. 1hrr- gre tvitoutcs jaat ILis pressure has lccn -cry greet tO- ui-nt. The argument o' .Ie Conh.i7r lsalers k that lc hrs q votes, and m 4st 1T; n-ier licin 10 c.. iIrr.
 The star Route Fr.,ucs.
 WAsuINGTUN, June 2-Cpan nvi- ta,iOn oi Sec etary Wiudom. VI, Grew, Sixth Auditor Or The Treasury, and his dCiuiv. L.li.,. 'cuuereI their te@iauaJi'ns th.> uornin-. fLe ac- lien of Secretary Nirdom was taken, il is said. at the request of the Postmaster G neral and Attorney General, both of vhOm represented the removals necessary to a full and complete investigation ct the star routes. This inves.ig ton has now reacled point, 1t is said, when legal machinery will soon He rGt ip rp- tinn. To-day Col Wm <. Polk was commissioned Special Assistant At torney General fer the prosecution of these Cases In the courts. II Is said ny those well informed that the At- t,lney Ge-or.l aad the gentlemen specially charged wish jEc Jrlsecu- tIon are entirely sl i~liel with Inc evidence obtained, aui have nu doubt that indictments and cOnsictiOns vii! follow.
 Counting ;he Votes.
 CONCORD, \. IT,, June 2-In The LrCi-l Lure .hIs morning the votes g-r Governor ani Council wer. counted, with the following result. WuCie GImhtr of ya,.s, S;,isI; necessary inI chotce, 43,Oc3. Frark Jones, AO.- Sl3; Charles II Bell. 4t,433. Bell Was declared elected.
 Ballots To-day.
 ALBANY, June 2-Fo.lowing is the first ballot t.-day: C.Hkimg. 5i Jacohs, 5G; Wheeler, l9; Rrgrr, II; Cornell, 21; Nenion, ,; Pumcro-, 1; Euick, 1 |; Foigrr, ? Crow!ev, 1 t; brad ley, |; Tremaiur, ,: tAApmsa, Du'cher, l; Llpnam, l Fi-i., {.
 The following k ,HU vote tn i.l Pialt's vas ul,y: lat, %S; kGnln, 5J. Lepew, 2S. Cornell. fl. LlpH.as, s. Evarls, : N.ri, 8; F,is r. 6 CroXley, 8, Miller. s; Du her, ? NgGswo.th, ,: G-O D olcaIr, |, Van CUtt, ] IL Fen un, 1.
 Hayes and ConLl:ns.
 CLEVELAND, June 2- The Herald publishes un iu-e-yt~w win cX- prc~i- Geat Hayes, in VI iCh hc .v- ' Nr. Crrkiing iS mCtou9uIrC uG 'Lt sulJrCl ri uI- own importance. liv i> .mpT, scd win his Usu cycHtn' aul hu, become m.re a. D eccentric. l. Is a uur Iualla. IuI- I~ d quIt COmm"u pIa-c Di insanity, anI th In- 'ady oltrn t.k,s iLrt !. su.. i'..- t,-ni- O!'en imagine :LyN ore -ulHe dl- tiugui>ard ,nllrC'rr CT >u. Cri3r be- ing. Ta,rc are o-ef ii.y D .t.-lIs II cur iu.au- s~,l.m Ot Wb,u some .ata6 tlcuz-i,ts Napoleon. hiug, e q, tLI ., r- thr AlHlgh'y him sell. Coakl'ng .. drii,iu. tuu way"
 Ees.dju-ter CoArentIon.
 EICEuuHp. June 8 -Uyer .U0 Re 'iJu-Irr i,irg les We re cut, WJh U ,olOrrd u4.n. Spr,,ns , rn- CUurag.ug aud CuIu'iih,l,I.t 10 tlt porty were mIi", alI Ne.e I,ttI -rd a iln cheers. G.r,rI V uo.e u.!- | q. -y"clL. in Vsi,u b" ih5rSei ta,H fur tLc iub.ic "i9fose' ,f hls Con"uc' and thciT JB>Lsktu tt.tttDa @ Jul- ! 1crsouiua PiinC'Fl,- co -u. nn.euL
 Ai,'J the stCOEu b...D, f.s 'iJyy. nor ! II. il. RiCdir.- rg. .'- ..au.I ,.as pr-- sr~i,a Lai received ~i.r great Jy- ! yiausc. Riaji'leisnr stated J.-t he Wd> not a crEal-ate hCiur- ti % con i yeHIiOu, aad tnuI ht the ,HiCr ShUIid !. seek the m,H. Gruciai , .DcHe was ] next nominated amidst j1- "ilIcs' ! enthusiasm. Cl!ral" john Ni-e, one . uf the numintcs. earnestly apUn. '... , to inc cOIvguuOI tU ~Hru!!c" every thIrg for 'Le .Opi "' 'ho party, ani : DOt ,On-i3er mn. Nuh his Ob tc. l IH view he V-Ced aT ad ourumeE;, l which, aGII tbe confusion, Was l agreed to, aui the convention ad- l jOurned iii lO-mo'rnv.
 sIurao
 HYPERION, TeA.s, June 3.-Ias- | night m Camp c.ULty four }ULny . white men visited tIv Te,I fence O. | Dennis bfotemui lco. -3J vh1 ire ! on them, sh""jiuS Calflr Cone dead , and morally woundIng Israel La ! gunde. The other two men killed . the negro and escared.
 The ilyers.
 DETROIT. June .. st. JC.igu' hurt is in 20 degree serious. ..v was OGt l on the track jogging thi, morning !. and tn halter this afternoon. He ! shows no ium,Grss or other evidence ! O. iJjUly, ,buj NIchok thinks it unwIse ! tU put uim down iu a last mI.e on thi- . track He Wiii hitch him up and jog hun lillic on Saturday, ou; will speed him ut Saginaw. That is the . present intention.
 ~su.a Claus is slightly off a-l dir not t~te part ia the stallion rIce to- day. lie had no exercise h r. to speak oi, chiefly because of ba weather. He will also go on 10 Saginaw and c1ntinEs through tLe entire Michigan circuit.
 Ovcrmau is sy.IoI-iy sick with sOrJ | throat, and will hot probably do ans t'iing noteworthy beioro tuU CHica O . date.
 Hickok Is ot present lying ilI at . ihe house ui bis fr.rni, Clpt. Deui . of this city, of >pruti di-easc$ He ! lloLre lgLp "A y-. rV -rrrz man.