Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
NO. 20

IT, ton of Stanley Nsihews. The D 'utIatior was reported accordingly J It.the orna,e ia executive session
 KeII0ggB Resaiutioa-
 WASHINGTON, May 9.-In the Sen- ate to-day Kellogg offered ares"iutlcn ! calling on the Postmaster General and tbe Secretaries of War, Navy, State. ! and Treasury for the names Of all | clerks and employees in tneir respect | i've departments, together with he | date Of their appointment, the state | Co which each Is charged sud the per son On whose recommendation each was appointed. On objection Iron Terry. the resolution was lad over u- der the rules.
 The Senate tGrn, on motion If Dawes, went into executive session When the doors reup ned it adjoarn i until tO-mOrr'w. The Bepublic41 caucus will be held this afternoon.
 Mrs. Garfield H.
 WASHINGTON, Ma 9.-Mr-. Gar field is seriously l,. with 7erv 10 prostration, and is threster .h mslari1i fevCF-
 The Monroe Doctrine.
 WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The Sen ate Committee on Foreign Relations authorizes the Chairman to report back 10 the Senate tomorrow, with recommendation that 1t he adopted without amendment, the resolution recently introduced by Senator Nor gan, and also introduced Ia the last Congress by Senator Eaton It reads as follows: {" Resolved by the Senate, the House of Representatives concur riug, that the Interests of the people of the United States and the welfare and security of their government are so involved ln the subject or the con strdctiOn of ship canals and other ways for the transportation of sea going vessels across the iSthmus con- meeting North and South America, that the Government of the United States, with a franknCss which is due all her people and the Government. hereby asserts that 1t will insist upon its consent as a necessary condition precedent Co the execution of such projects, and also to the rules and resolutions under which other nations shall participate in the use of such or other ways, either in peace or in war.
 Washington News,
 WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The Presi- dent withdrew the nomination of W. A. Gier, of Pennsylvania, as Third Assistant POstmaSter-Genera Gier having declined the position.
 The Comptroller of currency has called for the reports from national banks, showing their condition at the close of business on Friday, the 9th instant
 Six per cent. bonds received at the Treasury Department to-day for con tinuaEce at 3l2 per cent, SlO,366,- 15j; aggregate amount received and counted up tO close of business to- about $50 packages of bonds m the Department, which have not yet been counted, and upwards Sl5, ,OJ0, OO0 in the Treasury office not included in the above receipts. These bond-, ex- elusive of those which may be pte- sented for continuance bv European holders it is eSIIhpfed ay ylr re1i sTeiI 1Il lne NVNrOOts ANtAN AAl A ttAN tAhp'fN T-tB .fNNfrNNS six per cents. to be accounted for.
 Saved from Starvation.
 YANKToN, May lI.-CapuIu Cl. yle, sent b. Genera Terry tO iu,eSrI- ts thr condition of the ~uttrrers hy th Hood. rrpur.- Jbtr the officers nt F or Randall saved zoo persons from ar. vati..u. IT., OuI ermasler he has Issued 37i,0'J rauons.
 sunstroke In New York.
 NEw YORK, May lO.-TherEome- ter at 30 D. m., SO degrees. One Case oi suE-trOke.
 New York stocks.
 NEW YORK, May 1I.--Silver bars, Il2@{; money, 394i governments, strong; sIucks closed weak-W e~tern CuiOu, ll65s Quick-iiver, 174. Pa fife, 5j1l AArip 'sa, 7ll; Wells, Fargo | Co.,, ilS; New York Gen. tral, l465s; Erie, 955; Panama. 24O; Union Pacific, ll31s; UuIon Pacifc bonds, I1S; Central PacIhc, SS; Gen. tral Pacific bonds, li6I{; Sutro. 1% Silver Nugget, o7c; Mineral CrevN, Sl.6O.
 NEW YORK, May g,-Ihe Time says editoIially: W men Brady ~Hs assured that Prineyilie, Oregon, wiJh Q population of 150 people and steady increase every day, was exiled a distance of 120 miles from any place of note, he easily perceived the ne- cessi,y of a daily mail from the Dalles, and proceeded to provide it. So urgent was the case that he felt justified in paying Sl7O0O year ad dltiOnal to contractors, and in accept ing as one of the bondsmen D. Ciln- ton Wheeler, of this city, then or shortly after confessed bankrupt. When petitions for the expenditures over the daily line came, the clerk reported the net revenue of PrIneville was $263.