Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
News NOfRS.

high at Sl barrel.
 Arkansas State bOnds issued to rail- roads have risen to ;Sl
 The man who went to work with will must have been lawyer.
 Ponderous people are the hydraulic presses of human sympathy.
 Tennessee farmers are sowing an un- usual amount of wheat.
 Standardization is an Ohio man." the Cleveland Leader claims.
 The Blaine men must go, plaintiyely remarks the Chicago Tribune
 The Presbyterian Synod of Erie has decided that dancing IS sln.
 "Wel, I'll be hanged" us the oil painting remarked to the art critic.
 "The Water Question" Is headline in nearly all the American newspapers
 A recent procession in Buenos Ayres, in honor of President Garfield, num- bered l0G0O persons.
 "BlOw, gentle gales" sounds very pretty in quartette, but 1t has differ ent effect in mid-Ocean. \ compromise has been reached Tn the rolling mill strike at Cincinnati, and work Is actively resumed. There were ll5 Presidential Postmas- ters before the Senate for confirmation at the recent session If dime with a hole in it is worth | five cents, dime with two holes in 1t | ought to be worth ten cents.
 The various new business enterprises | in and around Pittsburg will, for the finishing, require s1OO,CmOt0.
 IL Is proposed to add twenty feet to the night of the Washington Monument before the building season closes. It is said that the Democrats in Con | gress will vote for Colonel John W. For ney for Clerk of the House of Representa- tives.
 | Glass windows were first introduced into England in the eighth century. Ball playing came into vogue about the same time.
 Manila, the capital of the Phillipine Islands, suffered a loss of one million | dollars by a cOnhagratiOn which took place in September.
 The extensive sugar refinery (glucOse factory at Peoria. H., was destroyed by fire on the 29th UltimO. Loss, ,SzOO,CN; insured for S2J0,OOO
 It cost the managers of the opera troupe at the Gayety Sl2,C00 for railway Of the company from San Francisco Boston Transcript.
 The farmers in the vicinity of Chicago have organized and decided to raise the l price of milk from Sl.l5 to Sl.45 per can after the lst of November.
 There have been set up at the Grand Opera House at Paris a number of mir TOTS, measuring forty-fve and fifty-two feet, and weighing from l,2OO to 1900 pounds.
 Tie Philadelphia Medical Society, at a crowded meeting, decided to admit Uumru Hs members \ year ago the propss ,ion Was vu,ed down by a large majority.
 Gmteau's lawyers have as good as promised not to raise the question of jurisdiction, and unless there Is a fresh postponement, the trial will begin No vember II.
 That discreet Southern organ, the Louisville Courier-Journal, says "The code seems to be as harmless as 1t IS idiotic, and fortunately it Is not as pOpu- lar as it was"
 California's State tax has increased from fifty-fve cents in 1878, under the old Constitution, to sixty-five and five eighths cents in 1881, under the new Constitution.
 Von Steuben, coming to the United States from a land where social distinc- tions are sharply drawn, wonders at the rapid assimilation of all classes into American citizens.
 A seven-year-old boy in Harrisburg, Pa, while playing circus,' few days ago, stood upon his head SD long that he was attacked with brain fever and died within few hours.
 The Northern Pacific will soon con- mence work on the tunnel through the main range of the Rocky Mountains near Helena, Montana. It will be nearly fonI InOuSdnu rect III IcuBIn.
 Wendell Phillips writes to a friend Tn Iowa: "I do not forget that President Arthur was one of our New York counsel in the fugitive slave cases, and predict he will make a good President"
 Ex-Senator Pickney Whyte, who has been elected Mayor of Baltimore, is a gentleman of great dignity of manner. He dresses in good taste, and while speaking he has an easy style.
 The public debt of the United States was reduced about Sl0,OO0,OO0 during the month just closed. The reduction for the first four months of the current fiscal year has been S57,OO0,OO0.
 The Republican Committee of Hunt ingdon county, Pennsylvania, has chosen delegates to next years State COnven- tion, and expressed a preference for MT. MacVeagh for Governor by resolution.
 E. Y. Valentine, q Richmond sculptor. IS to make q bronze statue eight feet high of John C.. Breckinridge for Lex ington, Ky. Mir. Valentine has already done most of the Confederate heroes in bronze.
 Colorado's cattle-raising business this year has been the best in it's history. It is estimated that 100000 beeves have been shipped from the State and 5000 consumed at home, the whole being worth S4,0O0OOO
 1 The Boston Journal states that there | are 2,5OO French operatives at Fall River mills alone, and that large numbers of these people are imported by the mill | proprietOrs every year because they will work at low wages.
 Curious that the President couldn't | pick Secretary of the Treasury out of | 5,000,0O0 New Workers without getting man born in Massachusetts every time | going from the hills of Berkshire to the sands of Nantucket-[Springfeld Repub- | hcan.
 Chicago k running soms street cars | by wire rope, and a party of Philadel- ! phians have been there to see if the sys- | tenn Is adapted to the Quaker City They like the principle, but think that Phila- | delphia streets would hardly bear the disturbance involved.
 Is there much game about here?" asked newly arrived stranger in Aus l tn of Patrick O'Rafferty. Indade there is. There are plenty of curlews, and when you shoot wan of them the rest stay around until you have time to shoot at them, and never fly away until they're dead entoirely."
 A Yankee auctioneer lately indulged in the following bit of pathetic: Gen tlemen, if my father and mother stood where you do, and didn't buy these boots these elegant bOOts-when they're go- ing for one dollar, should feel it my duty as son, to tell both of them that they were false to themselves and false to their country"
 A newspaper critic: Would you like to see the paper" asked a lympha- tic-lOOking gentleman at the hotel, after he had kept the sheet for nearly an hour. Would you like to see the pa- per? There's nothing in it." "Seems to me" replied Fogg, somewhat ill., humOred, perhaps, you waste a good deal of time over nothing Boston Transcript.
 NIT. Spotted Horse, boss of the Paw nees, saw the performance of Bruins