Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

luLH lutHl NphI VIII hN enough to pay the doctors liberallY Tor their services. Bliss complains that Tn of giving all his time to the late President his practice here IS about all broken up, and the doctors all shun him because of his violating the code of medical ethics, in holding on to tine case after the Presidents family physician, Dr. Baxter, made his appear ance.
 Another DefaleatiOn-
 NEWARK (N. J.l, November t-HeIry E. Marchbank, a well known resident of Belleville and former corresponding clerk of the Mechanics Bank, was ar rested last night on the charge of being a defar1ter to the bank in the sum of fifty thousand dollars within the last three years. Marchbank left the bank about two years ago and the defalcatlon was covered up. He has not gwen bond yet and is in custody the Uirlted States Marshal.
 The New British Minister.
 PHILADELPHIA Pa., November A. The steamship Indiana, having on board the new British Minister, arrived about noon and reception committee escort ed Mir. West to the hotel. This evening he will be the recipient of banquet. In the reception of the British Minister the address of welcome from the Mayor al- luded feelingly to English sympathy with America in the loss of her Presi- dent. The Minister made response assuring him that he should use his best endeavors to maintain the amicable re- latiOns between the two countries.
 In Violation Of the Law.
 WASHINGTON, November 1. Patent medicine vendors and others are mutilat- ing silver by stamping advertisements of their goods or their names on one side. This is q violation of the law, and the authorities are after the guilty ones.
 Many interior postmasters are engaged in selling stamps in violation of law to residents of their towns. The PostOtfice Department has determined to break up the illegal traffic.
 Shot by Discharged kmploye.
 DENVER, Col, November 4.-JOhn Ev- ans. Chief Engineer of the Denver, South Park and Pacific railroad, was shot yes terday and dangerously wounded by a discharged employe.
 Railroad and Steamship Combination.
 NEW YORK, November 4.-The Union Pacific has given formal notice that the agreement with the Pacific Mail has been cancelled. It is reported that the Union and Central Pacific companies are will ing to form a new alliance with the Pa cifc Mail upon terms somewhat less fa- vorable to the steamship company, and T. hn ttr-a ID arffa MurI steamships forming the ChlI line, and 1t IS probable a satisfactory adjustment will be made within a short time.
 Tho Extreme Penalty.
 PfrrsBURG, November 4.--The eXecu- tion of Henry King, who murdered Michael Hagelm III the Clinton prison July 10th, took place this morning Iii the county jail.
 The Presidonri Visit
 NEW YORK, November I.--The Presi- dent. Secretary Hunt and Mrs. Hunt ar rived here to-day. MacNeaGh had a short interview with the President at Philadelphia.
 The Presidents Political Neutrality
 NEW YORK, November 4.-The Herald says: "Since Arthur's accession to the fis I'll vf,Ir ssai,rii ssa iiihs3a!t;s <; his friends doubt his intention to carry out policy of neutrality in the future
 Water Fanins Avertod
 NEW YORK. November "A heavy shower prevailed during the entire night and all danger of water famine has dis appeared.
 The Star Route Cases
 WASHINGTON, November 4.-The argtl- ment on the motion to set aside the criminal information in the Star Route cases was resumed this morning. George Bliss addressed the court at some length in behalf of the government
 Thanksgiving Day Appointed.
 WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Pres ident designates November 24th as q day of national thanksgiving and prayer.
 Dakota Asking Admission as q State
 WASHINGTON, November 5.-The for the admission of Dakota has taken more shape than is generally supposed. The Republican Senators re- gard 1t as a means of securing two more Senators to their party. A bill has al- ready been prepared. Some Democrats will oppose the admission, but David Davis will favor it.
 Tho Garfield Monument.
 WASHINGTON. November 5.-A. $. Sol lmons, chairman of the committee of ways and means of the National Memo ial Hospital, has received letter from Nrs. Garfield, in which she says, |" I re- gard the project as a grand tribute to he memory of General Garfield, and which would be to him most gratifying. The high character of those engaged in | IS the best assurance of its accom- 'lishment. 1t will be my pleasure to contribute to this object"
 Two Of Them NEWARK, November 5.-Henry B. 'larchbank, former corresponding clerk fl the Mechanics Bank, was arrested ] ast night on charge of being a 1efaulter Q the bank in the sum of S50,0M.
 Sergeant Mason Insane.
 WASHINGTON, November 5.-The idea | f the War Department in resembling | he order of court martial for Sergeant I Jason, who shot at Guiteau, Is that he | insane. Mason is now under medical | and should he prove insane e will be sent to the asylum. Other lse another court martial will be or cred.
 To Return from Russia CHICAGo, November 5.-The Chicago ines has correspondence between Iinister Foster of Russia rendering his 'slgnatlon and Secretary Blaine accept Ig it.
 All for Love.
 TIFFLIS (Ohiol November 5.-Charles -adden, a divinity student of Heidel- lrg College, shot and killed Miss Pebe ernard. It IS said be was madly in ye and she did not reciprocate. He ked her to marry him and upon her fusing he shot her dead.
 Tinoy for Pos,mastor-GcneraL ,f. LOUIS, November 5.-Information , m high authority received here from ashlDgton says that Chauncy J. Tilley, this city, has been offered and has &C., pted the position of Postmss ster- [ eneral.
 The Star Route Cases November 5.-Promi- mt attorneys of the District are nearly IanimOus Tn the opinion that the de- , 1dants m the Star route cases will win suit m progress against the validity i the information. !
 Banqueting the French Delegates. NEW YORK, November 5.-The French ' n of this city gave an elegant recep- , D to the French delegates to York | VII.
 Bola Burglary.
 BLOOMINGTON tIll1, November 5.- q st night young woman named Nan r Burton was tied to chair and cflo- ! ormed by burglars who went through | house. The girl was found nearly r ld with exhaustion and terror. Great itement prevails and if caught the n glars will doubtless be lynched. Y
 A Triple Tragedy. y DIVA, CTrY, Iowa, November 5-This 8 was thrown into great excitement p morning by terrible triple trage-
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