Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
building, is known to have been killed. Loss, S41,0OO; insured.

building, Is known to have been killed. Loss, S4l,0OO; insured.
 Lumber Yard BurAed-
 CHICAGO, November LA fire broke out in Kelly, Rathbone < Co. s lumber yard at Sisson S Lulling's Mill. Spring Lake, Michigan, yesterday. The lum- Der was entirely destroyed. Loss, $780, GOO; insurance. S100OO0 The mill was saved.
 RIcuNoND, Va, November I1.-W. E. Tanner < Co.'S Metropolitan Works were burned this morning. Loss, Sl00,O00. Insured.
 General Grants Opinions.
 PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The Ledger's New York special says: The Tribune's Washington special this morn ing about General Grants sOvershadOwing influence in the new administration Is wholly regarded here as the first gun in the warfare which Blaine and the anti | Stalwarts will open on the President. ! Your correspondent has seen Grant with reference to these several allegations, and as a matter of public interest not | less than ot justice to himself and the | President It may be said he denounces | them as false and malicious. He says | he has not sought in any way to initu- ence the President in the manner Im- puted to him. That as regards Chailee, the | latter was publicly hostile to him at Cll- cago, and was never considered Grant man, and as for any intimate financial relations with bim, 'the fact k, said the General, "I have never been interested with him in any transaction to the eI- tent of a dollar As to his wishing to have Blaine out Oit Cabinet, Grant says that Is about the only truthful item m the indictment. He wished him out. He is not q it man to be there. The only arrangement of the diplomatic ser. vice that he IS aware of Is an expressed desire that eastern missions should bt called with special reference tO the pro motion of our commercial interests 1T that quarter, a thorough knowledge O the peculiar requirements of which tho General obtained in his journey around the world. If Young was urged as Min ister to Japan, 1t was wholly iu the inter ests of the public at large. and the saIu' motive operated iH regard tO B.usham.
 Falling Elevators-
 NEW YORK, November l2-Tle recen hotel elevator accident here creates { general feeling of uneasiness. It Is es timated that three hundred thousand people ride daily, sundays excepted. or our elevators. The Sun says there ar, about five hundred passenger elevator in New York and that among the pas senger and freight elevators in the cit and nelghborhood, one wire rope break on an average each week, and the car i caught by the safety break without ac cident. It is many years since q ca missed its hold and fell to the bottom.
 The PsnESylvania Election. PHILADELPHIA, November 12- Off cial returns are m from all but thirteel counties in the State and these thirteel it Is estimated will give Bailey tRep.l fo State Treasurer, plurality of ,Si0 oye Noble, Democrat.
 Heavy Snow storms.
 KANSAS CITY, November l2-Th Santa Fe trains are delayed by a snOy storm for nearly 3G hours. IL has beel showing hard in western Kansas, Colo rado and New Mexico. From Lakel west to Pueblo are from to $ inches O snow, while from La Junta west ther are from IS to 20 inches. Cuts full an, a strong wind is drifting 1t badly. Thi is the heaviest snow storm in New Mex leo and Colorado that the Santa Fe roa, has ever encountered.
 Hacveash's Denial
 PHILADELPHIA, November l2-Attor ney- General MacVeagh has returne, from New York, where he visited tn President. He stated to a reporter tha the relations between himself and Presi dent Arthur are and always have been O the most agreeable character. State ments to the contrary, including the pre- tended Cabinet scene, he said, are mer fabrications. As to the misrepreseuta , tions Of his rOsition in the S,ar Rout , case, he said no proposition had eve Deen clearer than that his own useful ness, either as a member of the Cabine or in representing the Government Il the Star Route cases, WAS absolutel ended by the death of the President. The French Visitors.
 l ,GISCIxSArI. November 12-The Frencl Mayor Means and informally welcomes to the city. Afterwards at his invita- tion they appeared on Change, wher they were warmly received by the mel chants. This afternoon they spent in visit ing the city and suburbs.