Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
OVER THE WIRES.
San Francisco Markets.

san A AIantAstO AAaIhtte.
 SAN FRANCISCO March T.-Whcat quiet; No. l, 3T5@1.40; No. 2, $l35
 Barley-Fecd, 721I@s0c; brewing, $1@l10 for lightand S1I2lE@l2Jigr bright heavy standard chevulier, $ 10 @1.20; coast do., 9Oc0 S11O.
 Oats-Gooi and choice, S1.40G .4115; common, Sl.35@l.jtia; su- perior, S1 .50@ l.G0.
 Corn-YelIow, 95ls@ $l.02; white, $Il0@l.15.
 Hays j0@l4.50.
 P0tatoes-iiumboidt reds, S1.1cE 1.1215. do. peachblOws, Gl.Uj; d5. kidneys, S5c; Petalumas and To- males, 90c@ Sl; Early Rose, g0c@ S1.
 NoCl-SprIng clip has arrived.
 The Kalloch Trial
 SAN FBANCIsCO, March 7-In the Kalluch tria. to-day Barry, who les. tihed that be saw De Nuuu. fire the first shot, was again on the stand and swore that Mr. Lloyd, one ol the at- torncvs for the prosecution, tried io bribe him Co testify that kaiioch fired first Dlr. Lloyd last week cSg.a.lec Co the court his action iD tne premises Forster, arrested last week ou 90 charge of offering one Simpson money 10 testify that De Young vas tIea-- gressor, was to-day held to answer for subOTnau0u of perjury
 The National Republican Committee
 WASHINGTON, March 5.-A meet fE ..r held to-day. A large number ot dele gates aLd proxies were present. Mar shall Jewell presided The -uu-com miltee, consisting of Geo. C. GOrHam. Edward C. McPh,rsou and Nm. F. Chandler, which had been appointed by Secretary Dorsey Co consider and report plans of Representation in 'Ae National Convention, submitted majority and min0ry report. The ma- joriiy report, submitted by Chandler and McPhers0n, proposed that here after Naii nal Conventions be conn posed of four deicgajrs-at-hrge irgm each StAc, and one from each Con- gressiOnal Dis jet, oge fir each Re publican Senator, and one district delegate for each Republican memhcr If Congress. provided, that district delegates should be chosen by the voters of their respective districts. aul and at Conventions heii in the dis tricts. Gurham minority report re- commended that the National COnreu. ton of 1884 should consist of mum Der of delegates from each State equal to twice the number of Senators and Representative m Congress, and that the Republicans of each State should direct the manner oi choosing their delegates.
 After discussion the two reports were referred to a committee Of five who are 10 consider the subject fully and report to a future meeting of the full committee.
 The contest in the District of Columba tetweeu Saylcs J A. Bowen and Dr. Purvie, for membership in the National Committee, was cousid- cred, and after cor siderable discussion it W as decided to accept the cycdCn- tials of PuTvie a colOred gentlemen.
 Railroad for san Diego.
 NEW YORK, March 5.-The Times editorial says Certain Boston cap italist who are largely interested in the prosecution of araiiway enterprise in California and the southwest are said to be actively engaged in scheme for making San Diego the southerly seaport of California the entrepOt for a vast system of trans railway traffic. lt IS by
 fI Er ffr1s q cIent town of Seu Diego has been m ade to duty as sCGrecfow for San Francisco. One would suppose from the animation which the new scheme las infused into railway circles that San Diego has long been threatening to snatch the palm of commercial sg- curity from San Francisco, and yet it remains an isolated and poverty town Nothing short of be- ing made Pacific railway terminus will revive ils ancientsplendor.
 Accidentally Killed
 PHEyIx, March 7.-LouIs Shearcr, aged twelve, while 0rt gu1ling with a companion Saturday afternoon, was accidentally shot, receiving wounds from which be dieC this afternoon at six o'clock.
 News via san Francisoo.
 SAN FRAxCnco, March S.-Tucro is anotaer snow blockade in the north west, and trains are delayed in every direction from Chicago.
 The English and Beers agreed Co an aimi-tice Iiii the Iilh inst.
 The reported killing ui Gen. Wood by the Boers is denied.
 Strong efforts are being mCle by Republican Senators c prevent ile Democrats from or-aniZlug .ae Sen ate. They claim that tIc vacant oa's must be filled before Ca ar- mlatiol can be had. Mahon, ot Virginia, stands aloof. and he has refused iuvi- lations Co take part in both Repyii- can and Democratic caucU-eS.
 Jas. ". Nichols. aged l3, shielded at BerkelY Sunday evening hy hang ing. He was probably moi oI sound mind, through an injury received sy being thrown from horse some time ago.
 SAN FRANcIsCo. March S.-The msn who committed suicide in Ross alley is identified as 4. SchiJtari, tailor by occupation. Hines is assi ned as the cause.
 Financial Statement.
 WAsHINsroN, March s.-The treas ury officials estimate of the surplu