Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
OVER THE WIRES.
Tough Nuts Bullion.

King shipped to San Francisco to-dal six bars of bullion, valued at 5000. Good News from the North.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 PHENIx, January 1S.-The mining news from Vulture, Tip Top anc Tonlo Basin is very encouraging, es pecially the latter. Dr. Jones, a well known expert, has returned from Ton to Basin and is enthusiastic. The Judge of the Second Judicial District, DeFOrreSt Porter, has received a tel egram from New York stating that asssys made from rock from the Lock port mine, one of the Excelsior group, show $700. The Judge thinks he will have A mill on the property soon. The Brown Brothers mine, which was bonded recently $160,OOO, Is in thIs section. We expect to see a big boom inside of twelve months here.
 Borrowing Trouble.
 .NEw YORK, January 17.-The Times says: Governor Pitkin, of Colo rado, in his annual address, says that the number of Chinese in that State is not large enough 10 affect seriously the welfare of the people, but he thinks that as California and Nevada have been flooded by Chinese, Colo radO's turn will come next The Gov ernor accordingly makes the princi- pal part of his address a discussion of the Chinese question, deprecating the horrors of a" influx of the " hOrdes, |" and warning the people of what might happen if the Chinese should really OverW helm Colorado. There is a needless borrowing of trouble, and while Pitkin, like every other alarmist on this subject, professes to deplore and condemn mob violence, il is just such men as he who excite people without cause and are largely IespOns scenes of violence like that which disgraccd Denver last autumn. The ratification of the new treaty with China will have the goo effect of spelling the trade ot many a demagOgue outside Of ihe States in which the Chinese are really nuis- ance.
 San Francisco Markets.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January 17.-Wheat Completely dead, owing to high freights, which prevent shippers from buying No. 1, $1 O@1.4219; No. 2, s1 .35@1871l.
 Barley-Nothing doing. sFee1, s5@ 92c1I; brewing. S1.Oj@1.25; standard S1.15@1.25; coast standard $1@1.1O.
 Oats-Good to choice, $1.30@1.3716; common, S12O@1.25i surprise, $l 40 @1.5O.
 COrn-YcllOw, Sl@ S1.0T19; white, nominal.
 Hay-$1O@1515.
 WOol-Nominal.
 Potatoes-Wea River reds. 40d 45c; Early Rose. 4O@jOc; Peach blows. 75@9Oc.
 Condensed Tleegrams.
 Governor Murray, of Utah, said on Saturday at Louisville that the reason that he did not give a certificate of election 10 Delegate-elect Cannon was because he was foreigner aud also a ielOn-- being a pOlygamIst; that no political considerations whatever en- tered in his decision He does not anticipate any serious trouble beyond bad feeling and liberal abuse by the Mormon press in Utah.
 Hon. R. H. Stephenson, q prOmi- nent citizen of Cincinnati, Is dead.
 The telegraph stocks were booming in New York on Saturday Western Union was 1l4a4 and American Union l6.
 Commander Lynch. os the Chilean forces in Peru, Is protecting the prop erly of foreigners, but only in tho event that they remain strictly neu- iral
 The Emma mine trouble has been amicably adjusted. A new company has been formed, and the mine is to be worked. The new stock consists of 70, 900 shares, which are selling m London at $2O per share.
 The permanent exhibition at Phila- delphia Ohe remains of the Centen- nialD is to be closed up.
 In the second ballot of the New I ork Republican Legislative caucus 10 nominate 2 United States Senator, Platt's nomination was made unani nous.
 The debate on the Irish question in the British Parliament will close on Friday night.
 A wealthy German farmer named Viskou and his wife and daughter, living near Oshkosh, Wisconsin, were found dead on Saturday night among the burning ,uins of the farm barn and granary. There is no clew to the perpetrators of the terrible deed.
 One of Senator Edmund's frienJ's says that the former has given up all Idea of seat on the Supreme Bench.
 Secretary Sherman visited Gen. Garfield on Saturday.
 New Military Posts
 CHICAGO, January ls.-Gen. F. H. Sheridan, with two members of his staG-Gen. Delos B. Sackett and Col. NJ. V. Sheridan-and Gen. Fucker, of Philadelphia, left here yesterday