Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
News Votes.

teWs NOtts.
 The i9srease in Colorados assessment tlis scar vii amount to about S25,61O,- 'gs over ias. year.
 "t-oc, H,v.T the most notorious Of fsesdgiile's notcriOusly bad places, was hurnc,l ta sl. round week ago.
 4 Chiuaman was lately found near slump g ranch, three miles south of P H. s:.1c. in Fira Valley. Nevada, with his th -oat c'.5 -lcJ- across, anC a large knife lyiu. beside b-la.
 The recent cold snap. says the Ius'a- rora Timcs- .,c-ie~' of Friday, hes driven tae deer d3w5 i.,n the mountains u'to the valle.s. A gentleman lately ccuuted iwenty-eight in enc drove.
 The Portland. Oregon, Mechanics Fair closed last saturday night. The af-c-iGa1c= 'i-umchOut has been much larger tt.l ...s- year, and the receipts vii net far dividend G the stock holders.
 The idea that influenced the P0stri'.s- ter-Genrral iu piacius the vignette oi President Garfield ta4u the dve-cent postage stamps wss -1 'alnihauze tle people of foreign nations with the iea- 'tures of the late President.
 The decline of American sAirpinG is attributed by Mir. Gladstone lo -';lc iH- furious effects Of protection tic says nothing of the ravages ut those sta- wolves, the AlabanAa and tns Sheuan- doah and their savage sisters
 The total value of the breadstuts ez- ported from the United States for -ie nine months ending September 30, 1881, was S177,452, ,339. against ;s2O3,334,2i1 worth exported during the corresponl- ing nine months of ias. year.
 The Denver News says tha; preacher in Pueblo, Col, adopted tHe original eX- pedient few Sundays ago 0fE;VuE tie choir s:ng the morning bynIn from tie
 steps in front of the church C. at.raet @ congregation. Women are certainly growing m. g l aggressive in asserting what 'hey be- ieve to be their rights. Fire hundred ! females are on strike m Jersey City | tobacco factory, and 2GJ mea are OGl ga, to quit work because tue ci-ls stopped
 It Is said that the uncle af EdwaF Earle, the wIfe-murdcrcr who vas hanged recently in tLe Adiroldacks, was in President Pierce's Cabinet, and that Earle Tan away from hoMe to csca ' being trained for fine AnHap1li5 Naval ! Academy.
 ! Puker-playing is ecnerally a losing game, and Dr. l.. T. Hoffman or Louis | vule, Ky, physician with large prac- ! tee and good reputation, and an active | Methodist, has been ruincd by it. Ee ' stole SGuu from his church and iOs-Ct ! S2,tkO of checks.
 TLe Providence Jourra. thinks "tbe , rivalry which has sprung Tp between ! the cities of Augusta and AslaIta, Ga., ! Is exceedingly promising, in tha. ls -s based upon a Eewly-awakened natioLai . eIergy and founded upou facts crsdito-
 ble in the main to soth places. ] A London special predicts & financial | crash ia London and Paris before iel-. Bankers a9d other liEaaciers feel alarm : el at tie situation. The main cause of ! apprehension seems t0 be j'ie continue < ' flow oi gold tg America. The .ar-er 1 operators gre holding aloOi from tle markets
 ! iE Jhc Spanish C1-jes. Saturicy, SCLar PI.!al moved au amendment ceusurilg | the Government for no. protesting against the disturbance during tEe re- Eoyal of ,Ee TemaIIs Oi Plus lA. ile Minister of Foreign AGair, said ij U,.s impossible for the Government Co inter ! fcrr in the internal affairs of Italy. The amendment was rejected.
 Tne final location of the Northern Ea- ciiic iu Oregon has been made from the north side of Lake Pen e er,i.Ir tu a point % miles above the mouth tf the river. The preliminary hnes run to ! IhcmEsou's river, luu miles west ol tle Missuuia. There k considerable snow BOW, but a large force VIII le kept at
 work all winter.
 As zephyr Was passing over, ahout two o'clock this afternoon, says the Aus tin, Nevada, Reyelle 0i Thursday. aI Ia- diaa reported a squaw oa the mountain west of town being picked up by the breeze and taken in the air distance of j0O feet, and when found, wonder ful to relate, sine had sustained no JJler damage than few scratches oH her head.
 The Belmont, Nevada, Confer says. While two ShoshOne Indians were play ' coTeTed q stocking pdrtIv uTrrJy NfyrI u'1l,I com. They took 1t to the nearest wicl- iup, and in a few hours the coii vas ,;i- vided. Some of the Indians say that thc money found amounted to abOut seven hundred dollars, while others claim tl.st the amount was not less than two thous- and dollars.
 The Eureka Sentinel hears cncoura-- ing news from the Eberhardt tunnel. The regular old Ebe-hardt ore. which. by its marvellous richness, crazed ti. whole Pacific Coast in the early days rY White Pine. has been found in buucle. on the tunnel level, near the North An rora line. Some of 1t will assay Szutg4 to the ton. NJ regula body has ye. been encountered, but the existence cr these punches ls very encouraging.