Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
EASTERN NEWS.
Ben B-.ior Interviewed.

NEW AoRE, November 2. Ben. Butler told the Herald interviewer yesterday: 'I am opposed in every dictate of judg- ment and every sentiment of patriotism. to the Panama scheme either in peace or war.
 The FIet.1eHt audtLs Star Route Cases ! WAsHSgroy, November 3.-The Pres ideut, with a great many others. has been annoyed at tAe apparent delay in the Star route prosecutions, and to-day sent ] for one of tle persons actively connected with the prosecutions and is reported to l have said Co him. in substance, that he ! dld net wish any further delay in this matter.
 stratE1m Commissioned WASHINGTON, November2.- 2.-The Pres ident to-day commissioned Stratham postmaster at Lyachburg, Va, vice Will son superseded.
 Receiver Appointed.
 WAsHINGToN, ,November2 2-The Comp rroller Of Currency has appointed Ed ward Frelinghuysen Receiver of the Mechanics National Bank. Newark, \. J., and Lewis M. Price, Assistant Re ceiyer.
 Administering the Garfield Estate.
 CmcAGo. November 3.-Mrs. Garfield. | yesterday. took out le ters of adminis- l tratiOn at JancsYiile on her husbands | estate. The bulk oi the property is the ! Mentor homestead and the Washington | residence. The lie insurance of fifty I thousand has been divided equally be- tween the widow and children.
 s.l Another Crank
 N E4ur,-.-r.,- A.,v-.s.,lrr g Ar.4I-- 'crank' called at the Capitol yesterday and claimed to be elected Vice-President saving that David Davis was an usur- per. He said be would have come ear Her, but was detained b. sickness. He would wait until December and would then assume the Chair and expose Davis. The visitor IS milile-aged man. gave his name as Thomas Jefferson and said that hc was a grandson O. the framer of the Declaration or Independence.
 Masvsarhs Position.
 WASHINGTON, November 8. - Mac Neagh states that he long ago declared that he would prepare the Star Route eases for Court and then drop them; that he has never had any intention of going beyond the grand jury with them In pursuance of this purpose he had em- plo, ed eminent counsel and he claims that he cannot be justly charged with ibaudoning the cases by desiring to leave he Cabinet.
 The New British Minister. NEW YORK. November 3.-The steam hip Indiana, with Hon. Lionel Sack -ilie, the newly appointed British Minis CT to thIs country, has arrived The evenue enter Hamilton, with a number 1 'f invited guests, has gone down the iver to meet tle steamer and welcome c he new minister c The Search for the J5anaette The Racers. NEw YORK, November 3.-The Sun avs. The result oi the five arctic expedi- ions of the year, so far as concerns the U eannette, is that thus far, all combined, U hey have not brought back a shadow or i ace or rumor of her. Yet there is no q round on tlis account for any great U neasiEoss. pcIoug expected to be ab- ant three years, and this period will not ave expired until the summer of 1882 II .e may vet he back iu season to 20 on tl lo search of her ard the Rogers. t( The Sun says $. Julien arrived here a Friday last and will take up winter larters, with santa Clans as stable com l. lnion. m
 ATr.val oi EmiErants. rC NEW YORK, November 4.-Twenty-five il lndred emigraIts arrived yesterday. d' hey are mostly Germans. bound for the eN est. bI
 Capital Gossip.
 November 4.-The Pres ent yesterday appointed Nathaniel eli iams of Manhattan, Kansas, Pension th gent, vice Rufus Campionas whose dy -m had expired he President Arthur left for New York wi sterday accompanied by Secretary la- mt an