Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-16
A Bo.s a-ous Ball.
EASTERN NEWS.
Bayarl Elected prosidsn. or the Senate.

ElTGEa E-ocLel E1ei4lliAh pr tl4- ,t--atlo.
 WksHrxGroy. October IO.-The Senate upon assembling at noon to-day proceeded to organize by electing Thos. r. Bavard, of Delaware, President. Bayard was then installed as President of the Senate for which he returned thanks and invoked the consideration and co-operation of the Senators He referred to the sad circumstances which caused the call of the Senate and said the grief which was penetrating every household in the land, should soften uartv asperities in the Senate and lead to harm monious action.
 Wiudom's Purposes.
 Vtsu1NGToS, October 10.-Secretary Windum resigned duties at the Treasury Depa -tment to-day. The Secretary wlll retire from the Cabinet. He will be carISlate for Miunesota's Senatorsmp, his success being almost assured. Be fore retiring It is very probable thai Wiudom will modify ms financial policy in order Co further reduce the annual in- terest on the outstanding government bonds. Any action in this direction 1t is maintained by intimate friends of the 1 Secretary will be without regard to the condition of the money market An ex- animation if now in progress with the view of asccrtaiuing the amount of avail able cash on hand. and when that ques- ! tiou is solved the future action of Sec ! retarv Wiudom will be determined. Guit1eau's Counsel
 ] WASHISGrov, October 10-Geo. ScO- vile. GuJtteau's counsel and brother-in- ! law. recently returned from New York ! said to-day he did not make any arrange ments in that city for counsel to assist | him in conducting Guitteau's defense [ It IS his intention. he said, to ask Rich ard Merrick, prominent lawyer of thu; ! city. to act with him as assOcIate coun sel. and if the latter declines he will ask the co 1rt to assign either Merrick Ol some other competent attorney to assist him. Scoville thinks GuIteau will bt arraigned Tuesday morning.
 Capital Gossip.
 W ssHNoToN, Ooctobcr 10.-The bes opin ons are that Lincoln Is the onll member of the late Cabinet to be re
 taiued and that neither Grant, Conk linz OF any Senator k to be among thos' named. l. is certain that Windom vii not act after Tuesday. He has notified friends iu Minnesota that he is a candl
 date for election to the Senate. Folge of New York is most generally accepted as the probable successor. The ne7 ! Cabinet includes Folger, Howe, Ere l Inghuysen, Brewster, Sargent of Call
 loruia. Lincoln and Rice.
 Is Arthur Ssn vico-Presiaest?
 NEW YORK. October 9.-The Tribune ! Washington special says the discussion of tbp competency of General Arthur t'
 open the Senate tomorrow has been re ceived here today, and has taken suci
 shane that the Democrats have deter mined to move au immediate adjourn meus if Arthur makes his appearance The Democrats have been asserting tha
 Arthur does not become President b reason of GarfeId's death, but only Act 1. inq-Prasideut. r. not President, say th Peuublicaus, then he is still NIce-Presl , dent.
 Gathering Of tho Clans.
 ALBANY. Y. l., September l0-A iarg . number of delegates to the Democrat State Convention and many prospechv . candidates have arrived. Iammany an Irving Hall. delegations are regarded a contestants by the State Committee am D fine county delegations will be placed O D thc list as regular. It is understood , that che Music Hall has been hired To ? the Tammany Hall delegation to b . used in case there Is a bolt.
 Gorhaus Cartidasy.
 Nrw YORK, October l0.-The IT . buue's Washington special says: GOi
 hams candidacy for the Secretaryshi of the Senate Is an embarrassment , the Republicans. Some of the Senator
 who are nearest to the President are stl 5 advocating his election. Friends of th r Attorney General say that one Of th | reasons why he insisted upon the III I portauce of his resigning at once va the knowledge that Gorham's ntuenC g would probably ueutralize to some el
 tent the efforts made to push on the Sta
 route trials to conviction.
 a Party Caueusass-
 s WASHINGTON, D. C., October l0.-BOt , RepubLcan and Democratic Senator . met at caucus this morning with full a |. tendance. Nearly all absentee' of Sa D urday have since arrived. The Repul lcaus remained in session but shO 7 time, and merely mapped out plan { - action to govern them through the da e The Democratic caucus remained m se a sion an hour or more, and discussed q