Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-09
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 CHICAGO, April 7.-Inter Occan Wash ington special says: There is now more gold in Treasury vaults tban ever before known in one place in history of modern times. There is now about S173,0O0, 900 gold coin and bullion, exclusive of S5S, 600 900 silver, while Bank of Englanc has only about $75, ,OO0,O ,OO0 gold.
 SALT LAKE, April 7.-April conference of Mormon church, about one hundred missionaries were appointed fo.' work in United States and Europe, of which % are intended for Arizona, which Territory Mormons arc determined to control politi- cally. They are an energetic people and are most likely to succeed m what they undertake
 HOUSTON, Tex, Ap'l.'7- Western Narrow Gauge railroad has been sold under fore- closure of mortgage by Col. ". B Bolts. Purchased at $10O,00O. New company formed. H. H. Honove, Chicago, Presi. dent; Col. Fred. Grant will probably re- sign from army to take charge as Chief Engineer of ibe road, which will be ex. tended Immediately from Pattson to Pre- sidio on the Rio Grande.
 SAN DIEGO, April 7.-Rairoad compa. nys operations at National City .prosecu- ted witl, great activity. Work on whole line bids fair to be completed in advance of contract time. CHICAGO, April 7.-New route to Cali. fornia via Aichicon, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad has served notice that it will not receive freight for Pacific Coast. This is regarded as move on part of Jay Gould to retain business for Central Pacific road.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 7.-Shocks of earthquake in Ohio is fast completing the general ruin. Castro which contained 4,OOO inhabitants only fifteen escaped.
 CHIcAdo, April 7.-Harrison's majority over Clark for Mayor, 7,74i. Democrats also elected their city officers.
 WAsuINeToN, April 7.-Senate adjourn. cd this afternoon until Monday, partly from weariaess of long continued speech making, put, mainly for the reason that Vice President Arthur desired to go to New York tonight, and because it was evident that during absence of five Scna. tors who leave Washington tomorrow morning with remains of Senator Carpcn. ter, no progress is likely to be made to- wards any settlement of present conflict. An intermission of several days debate is likely to engender better temper among members by giving them time to cool down.
 Iowa CITY, April 7.-Hattie Duell com. pletcd forty.fouth day of her suicidal starvation.
 DEMING, April S.-General Hancock and party will be here tomorrow; party may reach Tucson tomorrow night. Peo. pie along line of road much excited and great anxiety expressed to see the hero.
 DAN PRANClSCO, hpiIi o.-oI'Ci mug declared dividend 20 cents.
 OMAHA, April S.-River rose two feet and haff since last night and still rising. Now twenty.one feet above low water mark, highest ever known here. River three miles wide, thirteen hundred men temporarily thrown out of employment on account of smelting works and Union Pacific shops belng flooded.
 LONDON, April S.-Englisb University boat race between Cambridge and Oxford crews, Oxford's won by four lengths.
 LONDON, April S.-Beaconstields condi. tion more hopeful than yesterday.
 CHICAGO, April S.-Yesterday dispatch cs received here informing roads running west from this city that A. T. & $. F. road has withdrawn from all freight traffic for California, Oregon and Washington Ter. rltory. CHICAGO, April 8.-New York special says Gov. Leland Stanford of California received pretty rough treatment at the hands of Chamber of Commerce. The special committee in answer to his elabo. rate letter on transportation, characterize it as remarkable for dullness of assertions of railroad claims and lofty contempt for decision of courts.