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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

vile tried Go barley, but the effect was apparently without success, and GUite1u left the stand more discouraged than he has appeared at any time during the trial.
 After Guiteau left the witness stand J. .. P. Burnside was called for the de- feusc, and among other thing, the wit ness testified that he never scw any thing in the conduct of the prisoner that would indicate that he did not know the difference between guilt and innocence; never saw anything Co indicate that he would not b1 responsible for a crime. Scoville noted several exceptions To the rulings Of Judge Cox in favor of the admission of these replies. The evidence created quite stir iu the Co,rt-roOm and seemed to stagger these ab0Ht the valus Oi the defense. The sister Of the prisoner was particularly affected, and in tones distinctly caught by the report CT, sad: He has pcriured himself; that is al! there Is about it.
 The work before tto Land Court
 NEW YORK, December 3.-The Her aids Dublin special says; Fifty-five thousand applications have been filed in the Land COu-t and are increasing ti.e hundred daily. At the present rate O; rendering decisions t will take tO the end of the century to clean up the eases, but it k expected the number of Com missoners will be largely increased.
 What ,. Eyatt Smith W.u Do. WAsH1SGroN, December 3.-J. Hy4t5 Smith will not go into the Republican caucus, but will vote with Jic Green packers for Laid for th2 Speakership and Dslmartiue for Clerk 0f the House
 Nomination e: C-a-.-a,ss WASHINGTON, December 3.-The Re publican members elect assembled in the hall of the House of Representatives for the purpo.e oT nominating candi- dates for various elective offices. Jay Hubbeil, of Michigan, called tue conveu- ton to order. EObeson, of New Jersey, was selected chairman of caucus; Miller, of Pennsylvania, Secretary and McCool. of New York: Updagra.Te, of Iowa, and Mcclure of Ohio, assis-- ant secretaries and teilers. Alter roll cali, to which the full Republican mem bership of l46 members responded, nom nations for the -peakership were de- clared in order. The candidates placed in nomination were as follows, Fran. Hiscock oi New York, by Camp; James W. Keller of Ohio, by Hazel; John \. KassOn of Iowa. by Cannon.
 Probable Resignation.
 WAsaISoroN, D. C.. December 1t Is reported a- the Treasury Department that the Assistant Secretary Of the United S,ates will probably tender his resignation to-day or Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
Wraugr!i Land.

New Columbia. or Wrangell Land, as It is better known, Is north of the ex- trewf Tor. ea-teru -..-- of Siberia, in the Arctic Ocean. Tt should De ex- p.ianed that Baron Ferdinand Wrangell was famous Russian traveller, who was born ab1Gt tine year l135 and died June 6. 1870 He was a naval officer, and in the years 1S1U-2} he commanded a sleIgr expedition which went to the Polar Sea, penetrating north of Eastern Siberia as far as latitude - degrees, , minutes, and finding an open sea. The adventurous uobicmaIs explorations were recorded and the travellers diaries were published in the German language and translated into English and replen- i-Lei, while quite full narrative ap- pea-cj n Russian, subsequently,. in tha wear 1867 Captain Long trayersed the Polar Sea, which had engaged the attention oi the Russian explorer, and discovered au extensive territory which WraaCeI hal failed t, reach. Captain Long named the new country Wrangell Land. Iuis i5 the land of which so much has heon written and said re- gently.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

HE San Francisco Daily Report hits very near the truth when it says. "Judg- ing by the telegrams received from the East the operators on Wall street ap- pear to think that the sole duty of the Secretary of the Treasury IS to relieve stringencies in the money market. He is custodian of the public fuuus, to be sure. but that is simply little trust which any man might hold f he could secure the appointment. According 10 the Wall street gamblers, Secretary Folger will be derelict in his duty if he does not immediately supply Wall street with funds
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

THE young men of tms country who have been Houucin- ths edges or their ulsters with mud from their heels ~il be paiucd tl learn .Hat that it is urt 9 street OF walking garment 8. 5.i. En- glish authority which, Ia consideration of the English origin of tle ulster, should be final says ,bat ], ] purely and simply ga travelling coat. It's place |" is not tbe pavement, but outside the coach or carriage, or inside the railway carriage when tLe air is uippiug.' The modification of the gildei youth of America over this revelation will be equal to that of the Emperor of Hayti when he when hc first discovered that his high silk hats were Co be worn on the head, and not, as he first supposed. to break the violence of his fall, should he be so unfortunate, ashe soms times was, as to slip and sit down iu the ueighbor- hood of a broken molasses hogshead.- Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

LONDON, December ----f DSy Hl Cooper. one of the secretaries of tue British For eign Auti-slayery Society, is dead.
 A Scottish Der-s-s-ra-lor.
 LoNpoN, December 2-The greatest demonstration ever held in Scotland in connection vIth the land agitation took place yesterday at Aberdeen. Two thou sand delegates, representing tnUuO farmers were present. Several Scottish members of Parliament attended. Res olutions were passed demanding a re- ducjIUns o5 rents, compensation for i'm proyemeuts, and other legislation in the interest of tenant farms was urged
 Disasters on sbs Atlantic.
 LoSUoN. December 2.-Reports of disasters un the Atlantic continue. The steamer GleEduyyr. from Norfolk. for Liverpool, was lowed into Queenstown and landed the captain and two ol the crew of the German bark Lohenorin. The remainder oi the crew were drowned.
 Attempted Assasslnatior,
 ---.s-.-' sstr'' '
 .4iY oi MEXIco, December 3.-An at tempt was made on Saturday to murder Governor Manuel Lerli, Of Nuna Juaua Juant0. The would-be assassin was in- stisated by political enemies.
 Comments og the London Times
 LONDON, December 3.-The Times, in discussing the system of allowing p-js- Cuer to give evidence, says the incidents of Guitelu's trial ought not to prejudice our decision iu regard to this important question. His b0isterous vanity woUlj have insured such scenes at his trial uu- der any system.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
.Ipnnl.

The osL developments iu Los Angeles and Ventura counties have shown that this particular section oi the State Is uderfliy rich iu 80 natural produc-
 n which ought to form a leading and profitable industry with our people. The oil treasures ol San Fernando are mex baGstible, and some ol the wells are simply amazinE in JIyir .ielL We have now Go note -la successful opening Of another oil by.- i1 tine pueute region, at least forty miles distant from San Fer uanio. Whether there is any subtorra- ueous connection between these two oil belts 1t is mot possible to say. But the Tact is v1uchel for iaat very fine qual- ity ol ll has been developed at the Pueute. It is over ten years since act i've productive work was first done in the San Fernando region, and the petr0- leum deposits or our uCIghboring coun- ty have been cxpl11tel for a much long CT period. Since the time when the first p~aspegtors of our county demonstrated tbe extensive existence of oil deposits at San Fernando many wells have been opened, and in nearly all a great flow of the precious liquid has been secured Los Angeles Tsnress
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
MABEITr.

AiAI;LOW- LANE At the residence Of Newton l.a-les. Williamson Valley, 4. T.. by Rev J. J. Nil-nr. November 18th. Newton E MarloN uni! 5ii-s Sarah France Lane. In Prescott Novc-uIc- z. 1881. by Rev. George II. Adams. Mr. John R Taylor and Mr-. S. F. Melvin
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

We take pleasure if f-Us Et.-- t-a .1.t our Goth Semi-A----lzl ~-ltJI-.ll.s.
 We call attention Co our iu-rc-... ....... for conducting legltiu.-t1 banking, pll a .-.- counts of banks. Eani.cTs. urr~eEar.s manufacturer. fIrEnei~ and all .... ..- ness in our line.
 We give advice ia detail or l- .-.-s acknoWiedge promptly an letters. s-L viii t- private teIcgraPilie code Go co--. when requested.
 SShiDments Sf Sss,ii al- 7i,g,. lave special casc and Ircrlul ta-Ia
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 Tetters cf Credit and s.wTr rs.faI Credits issued Ju che -- .1 UNITED SrkrlE end. --'.H-.-
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 Loans made Ofs rs." .r aDDrOvCd NaEIg-- t. Drafts discounted 60 l1s.. "a.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

MT. Talmage says hell is strevn with tobacco leaves. But that's all right. Men smoke when they go to hell, though they never did before.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

GARFIELD. !. 5= .5 .55j.e I . .= i: ::= #:: biu--spi s-. Colonel Cuuweli. Books all res-cy for deii-er. An elegantly Illustrated volume Eudo--ai s4Iflnu. Llbsral terms. Aeeur- take orders for from % Co 5o C1Iie- daily Outsells any otler book len Co 0ue- Agents never made money SO fast. The book sells itself ExpeTl- once not necessary. Failure unknown. All make Immense profits. Private terms free.
 GEORGE STINSON 6 CO.
 nOad&Wlm Portland. Maine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

THE Palaee oC s. Cloul, near Paris, which ever since -levarOf 1870 has been a mere heap or ruins. k to be edcIaolished and am editca constructed ou its site which t is hoped some day may prove a lam. The new Crystal Palace will be completed by next summer. No better situation c0ulj possibly have been se- iected. The gardens are still well cared for and the park is superb, while St. Cioud is within an easy distance of Paris by D0s- or tram.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
1 p0DNTAIp awaits any man who secures eo h IUllI UNIT OZONE in any tovvnshin Q. .

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

IRE San Francisco Chronicle contin- ues its crusade against the Hawaiian monopoly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

TgE Hon. D. V. Bushyhead, principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. delivered at Iahesuah, on the gth uliimO, his third annual message Co the Senate and Conn ell Iu National Council assembled" Per haps the most important clause of the message to the outside world was that which ran. "Our relations with our sis ter nations, with jhe United States and among our people, arethose of peace and friendship.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
TELEGRAPH.
COAST NEWS.
An Editor Found Dead.

An EllpA EuLAu DlAA-
 MONTEREY, Cal, December W. Il. Clipperton, editor of the Monterey Call tornian of this place, was found dead on the street last night. His death IS sup posed to have been Occasi0ned by heart disease.
 The French Visitors Coming.
 SAN FRASCIsco, December 3.-The French visitors have decided not to go to Yosemite, but will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles. On Monday the party will start from Los Angeles for St. Lotus by way of Santa Fe and Deming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

A uolie prosegui has been entered n the case ol Lawrence R. Jerome, the son of LeCuard Jerome, who was indicted some time ago with Edward N Patchell and William Gibbou for the larceny of SS70O0 worth of bonds belonging to Brayton. Ives k Co. Of NevsYorl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
FaE EEKE EATIoNAI IEeIsLAruas


 The political completion ui the Uni- ted States Senate has been settled Tor some time, and public interest eenters in the organization of the House. Con- gress will convene Tn regular session on next Monday. With David Davis as presiding officer, and the nearly even balance of strength between the two narties. the Senate will be a rather con- servative body. The Republicans win, for all practical purposes, have control
 Recent elections have filed the vacan- cies in the House, and the exact political status of the members is shown by the following table:
 Republicans. s............... .1iG Democrats, straight .....-.... -l36 Greenbackers (Rl.-............. i Greenbaekers D.)..-..---.-..----.- i Readiusters (DO......... ...-----.. Independent iRl.-..---..-.--.--..-.-.
 Total ........... 293
 It requires 147 to constitute a major ity, and as J. Hyatt Smith, the Indepen- dent-RepubIcan from Brooklyn, has signifed hls intention to cooperate with the Republicans, they have fair major ity without the assistance of those class flied as Greenback-Repubicans. 1t is probable, however, that all or a number of the latter will. upon party questions, act with the Republicans ana, thus in sure a good working majority tQr that party.
 The coming session promises to le an important one. Many questions effect ing the welfare of the whole country will come up for consideration.
 The principle topics edectine tbi= s'c- tion will be the sslver coinage question. A strong effort will be made by the mono-metalists to discontinue the coin age of the standard silver dollar. Then the question of the increase of the army, postal service the Indian question and matters effecting the public domain, be- sides many local measures incident to a rapidly developing section of the country will possess interest for the Western public. It is to be hoped that Congress will legislate for the best interests Of oil
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
WELLS. FARGO < cos LETrEaLIsr

Tho f1.lovIu-. |. li-t of la.re-- remaining at . ttH of af Wai4 F.-.1 - "u- r-or tu No ! vruin.r -s. I--I-
 ! tauI.-. iI l. +a--alIi .--- Klrtv ! Cplcutt V .i.HrI och. F ! Davidson. John A puriy. Byron l Garcia B Taylor. John ! Livingston. " B Mood-Ide. P E l LIvIu sstlu. Mrs Watkins. Henry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
The speakership.

WAsHISGToS, December . - The Pennsylvania delegation to-day decides on the Speakership question. If they dscide in favor of HiScock 1t will make fight against West and the latter will probably concentrate on Keller or Kas-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

LDHAiS- Prescott. November 2S t.Si. Win
 L0haCs, native of Germany, sged S5 years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
Murdor

IRoyToN, Ohio, December 2.-Dr Jos. A. Becgs was murdered last night near this cIty. The aurderers used q shot gun. John Waggoner and Bill Seeck have been arrested Waggoner con- fessed firing two shots at Beggs, but says 1t was m self-defense. The people believe # was for robbery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

TIE Albuquerque Journal says there is bad gang 1f rustle-s near BiEcon, and a1 attack ou the trains is almost daily expected. Thursday the pdssen- gers on the uortA-bcund train were armed at Las Cruces, and warned that if tle train vas stopped. ro look out for themselves. No attar6 has yet been made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
The Irish Convention.

CWCAGO, December 2.-Ihe Irish National Convention met yesterday. The Committee on Credentials was not ready to report and the announcement of this fact was received with some marks oi disapprOvaL It was stated on behalf of tine Committee that the credentials of the New York delegation were not yet at hand, bat subsequently, these were obtained and the Committee reported 733 delegates in attendance. A telegram was received from Patrick Egan, Paris, that he had learned that five thousand properties, representing the rental of ten millions pounds a year, had already re- fused rent in obedience to the Land League manifesto. The hail was crowded at noon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

NESS lNTOTENCY and lo-t manhood can posi- uve'y he cured. The sick and ad icted should mot fail tu call upon t.rl. The Doctor has tray- elHa extensively Iu Europe tgd inspected thor a great Cel- of valuable .G-.r rl.r-luu which be l- competent tn lupIri Go .In>. -- I--i 0f his services. DR. GIBEON 1iI make no charge uu- less le pE-c.- a ~r-.. Persons af distance MAY IE CURED AT HOME. All coumlnica- Du1- ----~ilv cr-EdeltlaI. You -eu uu one but t.- ..H".Hs. Persons writing t1 ia- Doctor wlu I.a--. -fct- f..c faIe Jf t.r paper -lry see tlI= a.irH--- #su--rr l-. tiar-e- reasonable. Cali OF 1sl.a. Ir. J. [. GlBB0N. Grand Hotel. Tucson
 AriEI1a- Permanently located. Send SIJ for a ia-Gi--- ut medicine. ucl4lAw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

The man who had SD clasti. a step wore rubhors.- Lowell Courier.
 President Euoch Pond. of the Bangor Theological Seminary. is ninety five years old. and says ha i-s not had 8 headache l0 -iXtr-sIx years.
 Mira. Webb, one huadred years old. at- tended .hc rwcral ur her daughter Sa- rah, aged sevcutv-iOar years, at Green wirh, Conn, week before last.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

According to fine Albuquerque Journal the Atchi~on, Topeka and Santa Fe is experiencing a grea, deal Of loss and au- uoyaucc bv having freight ears broken into and robbed ail along the line. The tLefts are yrTl annoying, not only Co the company but to the owners of the goods lost, although the company as- zumes to pay all losses.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

Ur in Mono county California, they have a Crab mining district. j- is not stated whether it Was so named because Of there being deposits of crabs iu ,lat vicinity, OF for tls reason that theLi ! trict always Coil, 1'siief properti"~-7-
 = "nch 8lckwarIs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

oIT IIr,u lisclaim- any ambition to be
 President or the Cr.tel States. He a5- rires t5 something Ligher-ths -aiieWs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

CHICAGO, December 2.-The Inter Oceans Washington special says: \ Re port has been in circulation to the ef- feet that Belford of Colorado, would stand as a candidate of the Greenbackers and make the attempt to cold the balance of power in the Speakership contest BelfUrd has arrived and pronounces the story absolutely without foundation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
FOREIGN NEVIS.
Hls soul Goes bs.rshinz on.
r p..,-.1..- a uf..

LONDON, Decembcr2--Joseph Cooper,
 one of the secretaries of the British For i eign Auti-slavery Society, is dead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

WAsaNoroN, D. C.. December 3.-It Is reported at the Treasury Bepa-imous that the Assistant Secretary of the United S,ates will probably tender his resignation today Or Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
BanEtR0

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
AFTER BEING TREATED BY TH.S PROCESS will NOT become RANCID.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
T 0 the Unfortunate.
Dr. Gibbons NtEf
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l,HANDHOTELIUC-
 - au. Established in 20 for tt- treatment of Sexual and Seminal Dis -s-. -Gc!, as GuNCE- .EWl. GLFGI. STWC- rUEE SYPHILIS Iu all its forms SEMINAL WFRr-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

We take pleasure i0 u-ls. or .dth Semi-AE..-L.L c.-.--.----..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

CALDWELL, kas., December 3.-Hhe excitement over the bank failure has subsided and matters will soon be satis- factOrily arranged.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

son. These gentleman are trying hard to get necessary support for that emer-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
Time, 2.uJ, 2.13.
Circuit Court Proceedings.

At the close of last weeks report the case
OF State rs JAS. Jackson, charged with sell
ing liquor in violation Of the Local Option
law was on trial. The case terminated in :,
,Eer,lict of guilty, and the court sentenced
him TO pay a fine of $50. and stand COM
Mccullough for defence; Crothers and
Tbackery for State
The case of State Is Walter s Pugh, in
dicted for same offence, was tried before Il
jury and a verdict of ac'lu:tal rendered II.
Mccullough for defence; Crothers and
Thackery for State.
State IS VIM. q. Carter, also, indicted for
a violation of the same law, was tried be-
fore 4 jury and acquitted.
State rs II. &. Eoard, same kind Of Il case,
was then tried, and resulted in verdict of
guilty. The court imposed fine of $50,
and ordered the defendant to be confined i'll
JUL until it is paid. Alex. Evans for de-
feuce; Thackery and Cro,hers for State.
State rs John Long was next tried, charc-
ed also with selling liquor in violation of
the Local Option law, and a verdict of guilty
rendered, Alex. Evans for defence; Thack.
Ferry and Crothers for State.
Henry G. Shippers, an insane inmate of
the county Jail, was ordered to be taken
ID the State Insane Asylum, at Baltimore.
Sentence in the case OF John Long was
deferred. Other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ali the
parties named above except Walter 5. Pugh
remain to bc tried.
The court on Wednesday morning adj
journed unit! Monday, October 31>t next
Judge Stump was alone on the bench this
week, Judges Robinson and Wickes haying
heen called away.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
Notes Picked Up at the Fair.

Programmes of the races We're sold by
youngsters at cents each. They should
have been furnished gratis.
The Elkton Band played well and looked
we'll in their new uniforms.
One of 4 cage Of tumbler pigeons escaped
on Wednesday, aud soon tumbled out Of
sight
The toy ba loon man was about
The sprinkler had to go to the creek for
wafer. The pumps would not supp ly
enough.
Ice formed the sprinkler threw water
upon the track, on Wednesday night.
One of the bicycle men, Mr.. Cnale of Ball
timore, fell from his perch over The big
whe-, in the race of Wednesday, bruising
himself considerably. He did not leave the
track however. but after recovering went on
with the race.
The large tent used for the purpose of ey
hihirs of carriages, blew down on WedueS-
day morning, during the gale. \ large dis
play Of vehicles We're beneath the canvass
and the heavy tent and poles fell upon
them The damage done WAS not near SO
great as was first eXDected-noue of the
wagons being injured, except 4 top-buggy
belonging TO Pussy Penn berton, of Newark,
Del, which had its top snapped close off AZ
the point where it joins the body. Several
others We're knocked over but escaped ill.,
jury.
McCleary & Kendall the leading Viii
mington carriage manufacturers, exhibited
one Arlington Buggy, two brewster Spring,
one Square jump seat and one Park Ph:rruu
All fine and remarkably well built vehicles
They We're awarded first premium for best
Extension Top carriage and Jump Seat
wagon. Mr.. Samuel Smith, the agent in
charge, was an affable and agreeable gentle
man.
TIE pumps nearly all gave ont, on Thurs
day. and water was scarce. There are eight
of them and good deep wells; but the crowd
was too great for them.
Ten thousand persons We're on the ground,
on Thursday.
Mr.. John f. Diehl, of Beverly, n j.,
judge of poultry exhibits, acted in the same
capacity III the late State Fair of New .Jer-
Scy. He is 10 act as superintendent of poul-
try exhibits at the coming State Fair at
Atlanta, Ga. He is also prominent mem-
Der of the American Poultry Association.
Thomas Denny, Esq, President of III"
Delaware State Fair, aud Richard Harrin@-
ton, Esq, Of Delaware, were or the gtound
on Friday.