Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-16
yam. Iinns.

The Garfield fund has reached S339,- SOS; the Michigan fund, S9L25s.
 The steamship Elbe has arrived at New York from Bremen bringing S420,- 0J0 in gold.
 The losses by fire in the town of Pine BluG Ark, Saturday, amount to SlOO,- 003, insurance, S3S,OO0.
 Pierola, the Peruvian. has been confis- eating property in several towns. A. W. Potts, oJ Los Angeles is talked oi as tne Democratic candidate for gov ernor Of California.
 After the expenses and railroad sub venlions are paid the Mexican Treasury has Sl,- i,o0o.
 Los Angeles county claims 6,jO0,0OO grape vines bearing, and 5,aN,OOO planted last winter, and GO,O00 bearing orange trees, and lOHC0O to begin next year. At Posth the Minister Of Justice has introduced in the lower House a bill legaGzing the marriages Of Jews and Christians.
 Sir Robert Lynch Blosse, of Balla, ] County Mayo, Ireland, Justice of the Peace, proposes to sell to his tenants their holdings for life.
 One hundered families of fishermen on Anticoste Island and the north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence are in a starymg condition.
 At the riot at Balyragget county, Kel- kenny, Ireland, Sunday, between the ! police and people. two were killed and | a number wounded.
 ] The Mexican Congressional commit | tee have reported in favor of the appro- ! val of the railroad concessions granted ! by the Executive during the recess. A freight train and a passenger train ! on the Northwestern Railroad came into ! collision near Clinton, Iowa, Saturday l killing two men and injuring three | others.
 Tine train-wrecking gang on the line | of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad 1 between LauTenceville and Nlncennes l Ind, have been broken up by the cap ture and confession of two members O
 the gang.
 1 Paris correspondent says that Chin; has made known that that Governmen could not view with indifference any in reference in Tonquin. The Frencl Foreign Office, it seems, has conse ouentlv decided to act with prudence Il
 the matter.
 Tho impression appears to have be
 come auite general iu unofficial quarter
 that there are several million dollar
 above the usual reserve fund locked ul
 it the Treasury Department Inquiry a
 the department to-day eLclted the lnfor
 nation to the effect that there has beei no unusual locking up of money. Ther
 has been but a few months during tn
 last two wears in which the avallabl
 cash or the Treasury has fallen SD low a t is at present.
 The following letter has been sent t the Governors of all the States and Ter TitOrles:
 The committee having in charge th movement already begun to secure fund for the erection of a mOnumen . over the grave of our late Presiden James A Garfield, at Lake View Cemt
 tery, which shall be a worthy tribute ( the American people to his name an memory, are desirous of the cO-Operatlo and assistance of the citizens of the dI fereut states. The contributions beln voluntary, can only be made general b
 organ Zed arrangeme its Tn every Stat and county, and we desire that an Ol portumty for subscription be extende - to all the people. We therefore respec fully rcquest and hereby authorize yo
 to act as general manager of this nov,
 ment in the State of -, with fu power to associate such other persons . you may consider best, and with them organize the work throughout you state IS you may deem most advisabl e We earnestly urge UponyOu to accept tl , appointment and to signify your accel i tance at an early date. The committC , has beautiful Autograph certiticat , prepared. which will be sent to all vi 9 contribute one or more dollars. We el f close you specimens. Larger subscnl , tiors than Sl will be needed and thanI . 1 fully accepted. The dollar subscriptiC is only intended to popularize the nov l ment.