Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

! St. Lotus railroad Will reach ClIcdEO on | the Illinois Central tracks some time during 1889.
 Richard Price, a colored decShand,
 was killed Tuesday near Vicksburg. by | James Cunningham, the mate of the steamboat Desmet. Cunningham was | arrested.
 Mary F. Conley has brought suit | against the directors of the Mechanics | Bank of Newark for S22.OO0 resulting | from the loss of her stock and the assess | ment for its full value.
 The Illinois State BOard of Health Tuesday decided that pupils could not be admitted to schools anywhere m the | State after January lst unless they have certificates of vaccination.
 The Board of Aldermen of Jersey | City passed over the Mayors veto an ordinance permitting the Standard Oil | Company to lay their pipe line through the streets of the city.
 At Constantinople 2,0U0 sailors of the Turkish navy were dismissed to their homes, and several ironclads will be dis mantled. The Porte is examining a plan for harbor at Tripoh.
 After all, Mrs. Langtry is to appear on ! the stage The London Cuckoo says the lady has determined to appear on | the boards She will make her debut l in New York in January next. General Japy has caused Ali Bey's army to return to Tunis t) be disbanded, because the eItortions of troops in the Seashouau district has brought the population to the point Of revolt.
 \ boy thirteen years old, son of W. $. ! MaliOy, who lives nineteen miles from | Waitsburg, W. T., was lately kicked by | horse. The blow came with full force on his head, crushing his head fatally
 At Dayton, ". T., there are no new | cases of smallpox; no recent deaths. There are fifteen cases IL the smallpox | hospital, of which eight are cOnvalescent l and will be out in a day CT two. On call in the Chicago Board Tuesday | afternoon, 1,JO0O0O bushels of wheat were sold. of which B. ?. Hutchinson bought 100000. This put the price up | 8 li cents, and other cereals followed. At Ventuer, Idaho, a new railroad town, ". l.. Miller, foreman of the rail- road gang, was killed Sunday by the ex- plosiou of giant powder, which he was thawing. His body was terribly mangled.
 Last Saturday night Christopher C.. | Slyker, of Portland, a carpenter at work on fine 2ew Academy building at Cheney, W. T. feli from the roof and received in- iuries from wbiG%-he died two hours later.
 The produce firm of Bessy Bros, of Montreal, is in financial diihGG,j les. Liabilities are reported as considerable. In consequence the Bank of Commerce declined 3 ,, Montreal ?, Merchants 1i5, Ontario 3.
 The Southwestern State Association made a frlitless attempt Tuesday at St. Louis to organize Colorado pool. An other trial will be made. The Chicago roads demand 65 per cent. and the southern roads l0 per cent. of the traffic.
 \ dispatch from Bo0nville. Mo, says Thomas S McDermon, City Marshal, shot and killed \. B. Thornton, editor of the BOOnville News, yesterday after noon. The News had an article seS erely retlecting on McDermOn's official acts.
 At Camden, \. J., the large iron works of John T. Starr have been given into the hands of a committee of creditors, who will operate them until the various pending contracts are finished when some permanent arrangements will be made.
 The examination of Mrs Lugenbeel was continued Saturday in the Chris tiaucy ease. She looked over the let ters put into Giro's testimony, and said that while the writing was like her daughters, she was satisfied that she did not write them.
 Dr. Samuel Sparks Bright, negro, was hanged at Lumpkiu, Stewart coun- ty, Ga, for committing q criminal as- sault on Miss Ida Pope while dOctOriug her for cancer This Is the third hang ing in Georgia this month, and another is set down for the 25th instant.
 \ package of mail matter from South American ports arrived at New York on September 14th, and Tuesday was delv- cred tO the postal authorities. Most of the letters were for important business firms here and elsewhere. It seems that the steward of the vessel had misplaced the mail
 The New York Herald's Washington special says the effect of the explosion of the pistol at Guiteau's assassination Saturday was the same on Guiteau as that which raw soldiers experience when they are for the first time under fire, as he had to have a change of clothing on reaching tue jail.
 The special officer of the Department of Justice Saturday arrested Frederick H. Lilley, late Deputy Auditor of the Treasury for the POstOfiice Department, on a warrant charging him with having accepted 5000 as compensation for services rendered by him in procuring George ". Brott, a mail contractor, Star route No. 5000.
 The FoDtana engine, described @ short time ago, brought twenty-one heavily loaded freight cars over the Pennsylva- nia railroal from Philadelphia to Jersey City Thurs day, and the same afternoon left for Philadelphia with the fast ex- press. It made the run in thir5een min utes less time than engine Nc llO of the Pennsylvania road, which IS regarded as the best in the world.
 4 Little Rock, Arkansas, disI atch says the body Of man was found crowded into the stump of a hollow tree near Bayou Meto section house, on the Mem phis and Little Rock railroad. The body was mere skeleton. Lime bad been placed on 1t to aid and conceal decOm- position. The murder probably dates back three years, when a man named Dennison disappeared mysteriously from that section.
 The thirty-sixth annual dinner given by John E. Drake, at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago, Saturday evening, was unusually elaborate and costly. Of the 53O guests invited, 500 were present, in- cluding the elite of the city. Every part of tue country contributed to the table it's novelties of game, fowl and fish, and later in the evening there was brilliant social reception and dance ID the spacious hOtel parlors.