Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

! uclenE To MdrrdLN ltr passage DF klc Fifth Auditor and as COwie was the re- sponsible person, his resignation wHs requested.
 Secretary Hunt informs an officer of the navy and marine corps that an ap- plicatiCu for duty through persons of in- tiuence will not receive attention. All ' such applications must be made direct to the Secretary.
 Itcms From New York.
 NEw YORK, November Tt is stated that other lines will follow the example of the Pennsylvania Central and advance | grain rates
 The question of running elevated rail road trains by electricity Is under con sideration. It is believed great saving can be effected by this method.
 Confederate bonds brought Sl0 per thousand yesterday.
 sIaan-Pox in California I SACRAMENTO, November 1.-The Sate Board of Health has issued circular I and sent 1t tO the press throughout the | State. It says the smallpox comes at | quite regular intervals and now CalifOr- ma is in danger of a visitation of the ! scourge It uEges re-vaccination and N | has taken steps to overhaul emigrant trans and quarantine cases Of the dis ! ease beyond the American river bridge. | It says that most of the cases thus far have come from Chicago and are con- yeyed by emigrants.
 Cost Of Postal Ssrgics 1 WASHINGTON. November l.-Estimates ! for the postal service for the next fiscal year are Si3,G6l ,300, of which the reve- nues will furnish Si2, 74l, ,122 leaving a deficiency to be supplied ny the general | treasury of S9l9,j1O
 Blg Fire on staten Island. CLIFTON. Staten Island. October 31.- ] A fire began at II o'clock this morning | in Mayer and Bachman's brewery. It destroyed that building. then began to ! destroy the small houses adjoining, from ! which the occupants lied in terror. At | noon the fire was still raging and there was danger of boiler explosion. The | loss was then estimated at a half million ! dollars.
 A Iemllo-.
 CtNTocoos. V. IT. October 3f.-At 1 l.iu this morning a slight earthquake was felt here. At Henuika it was quite ] severe and was felt at Hilsboro. l Fo-tm1stss-Gca-lai 5az1a wm Remain. ! WASHINGTON, October Postmaster General James denies the report that he will retire from tine Cabinet on Docem- ! Der lst Hs says he will remain until ! January lst and possibly longer. or until ! some result k reached in the Star Route proceedings. He remmus this long in ! deference to the Presidents wishes. The Ubiquitous James Brothers
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, October 3l.-An or gauiZed movement was made on Friday ! to capture the James brothers in Logan 1 county. near Adairville. II had been rum,red for several days that robbers were in that neighborhOod. The detect ! ives organized an attacking party and ! the posse met at Russelville on Friday evening. sixteen men strong. armed to the teeth. They arrived at l a. m. at the house of lilies, near Adairville, where the robbers were known to have been a few days previous. They surrounded the house but the birds had flown, being warned in advance
 Gel Bliss Opinion. CHICAGo, October 31-A Washington special says: Col Bliss, so far from be-
  cused of the Star Route frauds, as has | may under the circumstances, he jus tifed in saving that when 1 eXamned tbe case originally ] arrived at the con, victiou that the parties concerned had been ruiltv of great frauds on the gov
 Another Dangerous Crank WAsHINGroN, October 3l.-A man. aP- parentlv insane. made his appearance at ! fine White House to-day and demanded admission. After some paTleylng It was foun1 that he carried a seyen-bareled revolver and was evidently bent on shooting somebody His arrest was ac- complished after some difficulty, It re- ouirinr three men to OverpOwer hln-
 Blame on tho Cabinet.
 Nrw YORK. Novcmberl-The Herald Washington snecial says: Blame says he viii retire in December. The Cabi- Det he saws will be Grant one from top to bottom after J"- ist. lie tdniiI' tnlilhs Frelinghuyseb 'ecIetar! 1'..,'', v. ,osa'S, The busiuess aA gements of James Ill Nsw York will p.Jbably make vacancy <, tho Postmaster-tieaeral after Jan ! mar, 1st. and 1t Is understood that staiwart will be appointed m his place AS to whether Lincoln will go or no' Blaine did not express hmSeH.
 The National Tariff Convention , N,v, YoRK. November l.-Ihe lime ] -aga,,ts an interview with representa- e ,'c I,,en interested in the Nationa l T.-;T 1T, Prevention to be held here on tn f 5atb or 3ltb inst. The gathering prom
 isas to be large and influential. Assu' - n,'a, i9,, hoe been received from varlou r. l,rancbes of industry, that the interest Il increasing and delegates VIII ut SeH e from iron. steel. brass and copper lnah'
 factories wool hos-ril' ildiS S-- ..'''-l.
 potterS and paper makers ana ''''''i'''
 iu various parts uf tle county
 Haugsd Oy Q Mo5. l- Il--rrr ROCK. November l.-Chari' " J.r,s .n escaped negro convict, was a l- rested for attempting to outrage a Niii' W. De- woman. hv mob. who tried hlm m | minutes and hanged mm-
 ' sueile and Eu-'isr. pr LEXINGTON. Ky.. November l.-Sa n- 1,r. fine man who was put ln !all l' h yrife-beatiug, hanged hmseli to-day; ., A c,Iored woman killed her chlld |
 day bv mourning carbolic acid down ? ' throat.
 h. FrciEhs Tram Collision Is, s- T,r-rs November IA cclllsH -ts of tvro freight trains on the ChlcaEo aal ., AIto, -ailroad near Carlinvlue, Ia
 ,,,l,bt cousad the death of Charles 'e- Psvne. brakeman. Both englnes a is corn,,lete wrecks: also eight freight ca he are totally destroyed and many oao n, dnmareJ. Loss about Si4uO@ iAi' ,..-..-, r,-c,fcrs Condition h' Nfrw,rEFr. November 1.-Dr. Rl iS of Merriton, has been sUop'eii"ec lv- Washington to testify thai ne eA"iniu i ite Cuiteau three years ago and ioJihd II Do suffering from sottenIns ol 'he p'''ii'
 strathorn Appointed Postmaster 'il W,.4rxaTox. November l.-Strath' hd has been appointed Postmaster
 Typcbburg. vice Wilson suspended
 Arrested for Embezzlemsnt- Biz Drrporr November l.-Wm. L. G ltil -cD cashier of the Citizens Natlo ath R5nk aft Flint. Mich, has been arrest
 charged with embedding Slt,'wt
 Sent to the Insane Asylum iias WASHINGTON, November 2.-Wolll ..r tbe insane crank who endeaF0red 'i force his way into the White h"u' to few days ago. has been sent To the lu and tic asylum.
 tbe Protesting Against Cattle Disease law. SpErxeFIELp. IL, November 2--t on CuIlon. by a proclamation, prohlnlts .ent irnnortati0n into Illinois of any ca if is f-,m tbe infected districts oI the eas' has States.
 -;l1 Artaar's Pl1ls-
 WA.HxG1ox, November 2--Presi'
 Arthur goes Co New Nork to-morr0,T
 will not return till the middle or the
 ofnext week. Hewill then g0to the W
 House and remain there lie VIII no
 t, the Soldiers Home When at mes White House yesteriay he selected