Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-16
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| OtdrtlLN or tOED dLlu HlAbIA lltSl VIII make meat dear all over Arkansas
 The run on the German Savings Bank about subsided Thursday afternoon.
 Hayti has been holding National | Exhibition, which was a success.
 The President and Cabinet will par ticipate in the celebration at Yorktown.
 The San Domingo revolution has died out and the leaders have disap- peared
 The registration in New York Wednes- day vas 3t,GCG; in Brooklyn 1t WIS S9,- 625.
 PIP. Wright has been appointed Gen eral Superintendent of the Lake Shore Railroad
 The liquor question is the leading topic of discussion in the journals of Northern Texas.
 The Faculty of Yale College has voted unanimously to adopt the new revised 1 version of the New Testament. John F.
 Jones, he
 says he didn't talk to Conkling about a policeel
 A Rochester mn, in delirium tremens, | k He'd himself wuile under the deiusiOn that he was Guiteau.
 It is announced that it will require ! Sl,WO,OOO tO make good the losses | caused by the Michigan forest fires
 The most active as well as the least | profitable occupation nowadays Is cab inet making by the newspapers. Gene al Nahone is confident that the l ~N next election, now so near at Land.
 The number of persons reduced to Restitution through the ravages of forest fires in Michigan Is not less than 10G0.
 J. D. Connolly, a San Francisco s5nI lot Justice of the Peace, had to answer Thursday on three charges for assault to murder.
 October 9th on Plum creek, Neb, a lad named Powell killed James Lucas with the neck-yoke of a wagon, Lucas having attacked him.
 Colored children having entered the ! public schools at Galena, many Of tge white children went home, and two Of the School Board resigned.
 Canada has a z, cd crop of wEeat, and ! her other crops are good as to warrant the statement taa1 the harvest has proved q very satisfactory one.
 Dr. Boynton's ve.dict: Few persons | wounded as rhe late President Was suL- | posed to be, Lived; few persons wounded as the late President actually was, died.
 It Is estimated by dry goods mer- chant of PhilaG Gelphia that SlO,UU0 | worth Ofmourning goods were sold there On the da, after the deatL of Garfield. 4 building Is in the process of cree | tion On the bluff at Yorktown for the ac- | cammodat.on of President Arthur, who ! will be present at the coming celebra- | tion.
 ILe tosal receipts of the Illinois State Fair. at Peorii, which closed in flood | of rain on the @th uit, amounted to | S23,OOO, which k more than enough to cover all expenses.
 A Southern journal says this years | rice cTcp in tie Gulf States will reach l-pW0pOj bushels. l. is predicted that the rice industry vili rU rival that of | sUIaT-groUils ..I LuUs.Gna-
 The boJy O. s1lli-r named Moore was to haze been erematCd at Was ag- ! ton, Penn, on Monday, in accor.i.ue, with bis wish, but Lis mother counter manded the order.
 The demand .or civil service reform Is in the air. Ile Mmne-pta Rtpuli- cans declared in favor %. '-- pelmauent system Of examinations Wlcl shall se- cure efficient pusic service"
 The Courier-Journal reviews tine political situation at Washington. aE; ! arrives at the solemn ,,gs, fusion that II the Democrats are only prudent ! aId cautious no harm can come to the ! Republic.
 John ". Garrett, in e lengthy letter, | takes issue with Vanderbilt on the ques- l tions connected with the present railroad | war. and announces that the Baltimore ! and the Pennsy lyauia roads can take | caIe Of theIr section.
 The Department of State at Washing ! ton Is iuIofm,d Iuat the Centennial Ex- 1 position of Buenus Ayres will be open | to the United States for competition in | the departments of machinery and blood l stock.
 The Nevada Bank election vas again | postponed to-day, and will probably | be adjourned from day t0 day until the | arrival of John Iackey, although pos ! sibly stockholders ngy conclude to elect ! without him in a few Cays.
 Germany is the only European coun- ! try whose Government failed to send ] messages of sympathy daring Gariield's ! illness and since h.s death. ! his lack 1 of courtesy is asc ibed to Bismarck |. wrath over tle immense emigration Ot | Gel mans to ths coultry. be Chan | cellor thinks we are taking too many sol l Giers away from him. Still they come. !
 Miss Minnie Haucl,, a young lady | prominent in society ci cles of l. tile | Rock, Ark, has been e, inverted from the l Methodist to tie Jewish fai.E. The l change Cf [. ith was perfected Sunday | ID the synagogue with most imposing . ceremonies, and was witnessed by a | large audience of all denominations.
 Tie New York Tribune says Of the or- | ganization or the Senate. The outcome |, uf the whole business Is tLat the bullet | Cf Guiteau has made Bayard President l of the Senate, and that second officer of ! the Government, who is the possible | successor to the Chief Dlagistracy, has | been elected by wholly disfranchising New York and rObbing Rhode Island of one of her two Senatorial votes.
 A destructive fire broke ont in black smith shop on Speer street, San Fran cisco, Thursday afternoon. The Cali fornia Flaming Mill, Wigmor's lumber yard, Gunn's rigging loft, Chase S Wright's ship carpenters shop, Richards coal yard burned. Many adjoining build- ing suffered. The loss Is placed at S3O0,- OJO. The Charred remains of two men have been found.
 Says the Los Angeles Express: An enormous quantity Of freight Is going into Arizona and New Mexico. Freight . trains with two pr three locomotives are moved out daily. Considerable railsoad l material goes throuEl r1 the front, but d very large prOEortCG ls merchandise and mining supplies. Great CuaT titles . of mining maCliuer! IS piled up at every i'm POrtaut station.
 Ofice-seekCIs are bosieguC toe Fresi- dent as thOuoh tlege Sere about tO be "clear sweep This is is not a Repub- lican Administration succeeding a Dem ocratic Administration.
 Mir Blaine, it is reported, agreed to write a biography of President Garfield the proceeds of the sale to be given to the young daughter of his dead friend. The Hartford firm, however, which pro- posed the arrangement, would allow the Secretary only six months for the work, and he declined at last to undertake 80 important task in so short a time
 MT Arthur will remain at Senator Jones residence until after the extra session of the Senate Is over. IL is men, toned as probable that he will then go to the Soldiers Home until the White House repairs are completed; he will go into Washington every day tO attend Ia official business. He positively declines to hear any applicants for public office.
 The late Czar's apartments in the Winter Palace remain m the same con- dition as on the day he was killed His