Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
OVER THE WIRES.
Bullion shipments.

 King were shipped yesterday, valued at Sl9,OO0.
 i CHARLESTON, February 21.-The ! shipment of silver bullion from Mill vile on February 18th amounted to $l0, 641. G4; on the 19,h, Sl6, 2S7 Al. The shipment from the Boston mill on February 18th was S2,977.31; On the 18th, S3,17l.15.
 The RaIIoeh Jury Obtained.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, February 21.-The last Juror was obtained Tn the Kalloch case On Saturday, and the trial has begun.
 Fire in Silver CuT.
 SILVER CLIFF, Cal, February 21.- \ fire broke out at noon in 6 saloon on Cliff street, which destroyed a number of buildings. Total less, . $50, 000
 halIoch's Trial.
 SAN FRANCISCO, FeoruarY 21.-In the Kalloch case, this morning has ! been devoted to the crOss-examinatI0n of witnesses for the prosecution. Nothing new has been eliciied, except ! that Reed, one nf the witnesses to the | shooting, testified that he and Spear went uO the Chronicle office that eve ming 10 obtain a copy of the pamphlet | vIliiying the prisoners father, but that ! Charles DeYoung informed them he | had no more of them.
 Court Notes.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, February 2i.-In ! the Circuit Court today in the case Of Grant vs. the Vulcan Powder Con- pany, tor alleged infringement of tEe noble patent, Judge Sawyer decided the case in favor of defendant.
 Capital Gossip.
 WASHINGTON, February 21.-The Senate Commerce Committee has been all day over the river and harbor bill, and objecting and fighting the amendments presented by Senators which would cause its defeat, as there is most determined oppOsiuon 10 the bill in the Senate already. They will report ou \ educsduy, when, with only seven days for consultation, delay would kill il. Its final passage is doubtful.
 The special committee on cattle disease will his afteTnu on report e new bull designed tu meet. the ubjec- uons agHiusl the original. IL relates only 10 plUero pueuuonia. We,tern and southwestern Sena ors will insist on an amendment 10 include Texas fever aud all contagious diseases With lhis amendment 1t would pass he Senate, bul the chances m th'- hou-e are very poor. The with draWal of the original Olll was d se- We're blow c. the hoard of health.
 Western Senators express disbe- lief that Folger or Morton will be Gurfell's Secretary ul the Treasur,, aud believe western man vii. be chose n d. Garfield has inlimnied al- eady be will not violate !he senu- meuls Of the West on this pOiul.
 The Commissioner ol Agriculture has re.ues .ed the Governors of eastern Siat,s To iutrriict the exporlalion westward of calves as pleurO-pneumO- uia exists iG the east.
 More Cabinet SpecuIatiOas.
 CHICAGO, February 2l.-The Times Cleveland, O., special says: 5 Shoe l maker, Of Philadelphia, and James NJ | Scngel. of New Jersey, spent part of Sunday with Garfield. The lHIitr ex- pressed great annoyance over the di vision 6t tine Republicans Tn enn- SylvanIa. and said he should not select any memb,r of his Cabinet from that State until the dissentipns disappear. ocovel says both Beaver and Bayne will be withdrawn Monday night and ~Cofie.d probably elected. The Mercy letter was touched upon, and Scovel l remarked it cost the Republicans New Jersey, and Garfield agreed. Garfield l said the per cent. funding bill did nos meet his approval. Events are developing rapidly as to the Cabinet. Folger goes into the Treasury, which coupls Postmaster James out. Then Garfield can follow his first desire and put Foster into the POstoffice Depart meut. Word goes to Foster, who, Sunday morning, passes quietly through Cleveland 10 WillOughby, ard drives 10 Mentor and spends the day. This fixes Blaine, Foster and | Folger as reasonably sure, and within three days the whole thing will be settled.
 silk Manufacture.
 WAsUNGToN, February 2l.-The preliminary report upon silk manu- manufacture in the United States shows the total value of finished goods for the year ending June 20, 1880, was s3I4IO, ,4G3; number of factories, 3S3; amount of capital real and personal, invested, Sl,SS9, 950; looms, S467 greatest number of hands employed al any one time during the year, 34,44O; total amount of wages, S9, lO7, s35.
 Congressional.
 WASHINGTON, February 21.-In the House McMahOn otleted a resolution asking the Secretary of the Treasury for the full particulars of the reiund- ing of 10. 40 bonds in 1879, to whom sold, in what amount, cost, market value, and all correspondence with svrdicates and banks relating thereto. Adopted.
 A resolution was introduced by Warner 10 create a Board of Fiscal Inspection to watch over the cOllec- tions and expenditures of the Treas urv, to consist of three members. not more than two to be from the political NAItk lu DONtIs l't DC dfp'AhtNa v. ihe Prtsident for life or good be- havior; ineligible for any other office under he Government; must be 40 10 5j years old, and 10 be retired al the age of 70 on full pay. The salary Is leu blank in the bull.
 Probably Fatal Accident.
 DAYTON. February 21.-Last even- ing an accident occurred al SJOddard's ugriculture works in this city. Sev- eral workmen were carrying large ladle coataining 1900 pounds of muulten iron on truck, when it up- set ID some water, causing a terrible ex3luSion. The wOrkmeu were fright fuIv burned and threw themselves into the water in the street gutter 10 relieve their sufferings. One will die and the recovery oi the others Is doubtful.
 shipwrecked Goods Recovered.