Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
News EOteS.

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 at Of trigudlye, Montana.
 It is reported that tin has been dis covered up the Bitter Root, Montana.
 One tbousaud Crows under the chief, Big Moon, age -C,amvcd at the mouth of Big Pcrcupine, Montana.
 C. MLammiu- oi Benton is Prepar- ing au Indian English lexicon He has been at it for six years.
 The White Pine News learns that there .s qaitg mining excitement out at Deep Greek. near the Utah line.
 There are now sizty-two persons in rle Montana Ter t0rial TcniteutIary, the lar number ever there at once.
 The channel of the Yellowstone be- tween Glcujive and Miles City IS being improved by government engineers.
 Tt is estimated that there were N9j,OIu bushels of wheat and Gu4uOO bushels of oats raiscl in Missouri county, Montana, iu l~~l.
 Snow in tbe foothills in Bull Run Val Iev. Nev.. Is now about six inches m depth, and at Co'umbil it is eight inches deep.
 meeting of the directors of the Denver and New Orleans railroad the road was definitely located by the way Pueblo.
 The FiocGe Record says a man in Buukarille. Lincoln county, has SIX wives and forty children, who were sent him by thC Lord
 tLeaGviIle. the District Court Sat urIay declined to got aside the verdict | in the case of the Matchless mine vs- | the Delphiue mine, and entered Judg- meut for the latter.
 l The heavy rains Friday night washed | out the raadbels and only one passeu- | Ger train arrived at St. Louis Saturday | morning. Railroad connection with Chi | ca-o is practically cut off.
 X freight train ln the track at Pales- tine. Texas. was attacked Saturday by | four masked men. The tram men were | driven off and a dozen cars robbed The robbers were all arrested.
 | C. Nuraut. charged with comphcity with Baldwin Co jeiuaud the Mechanic Bank. came before the United State. l Commissioner Saturday at Newark. Ih' preliminary testimony developed noth 1 ing new.
 There are strong grounds for belley iur that cable messages, at least thOs' di,uatcbes of the United States govern ment to the Legation in Peru, were de taiued in passing through the hands O
 the Chilean authorities.
 4 French and Arab acrobatic trOup , is performing at COnstantlnOple, | which there are twelve English chIldre virtually retained as slaves and horrlbl . l iH-treated. Lord Granville has Ordere the Consul General to recover the chl - dren and forward them to England D The Carson and Tahoe Lumber an ? Running Company of Carson dId an @
 tensive wood and lumber business dul , l ing the season just closing. Neari [ 7j.OOO cords of wood have been Hume s ! from the Summit, of which 4D,uOO cord S are now piled up at the Carson term 7 nus.
 The International stage was stOppe U Iv two armed men Saturday mOruIn
 sixteen miles from Laredo, Tex, - Dead Mans Hall. and the passeuge . and mail pouches robbed Of money a1 1 ieEeiry; it IS not known how much. e The schooner Monsoon, a rotten crai 5 laden with lO7 cords of slabs, has be' V seventeen days out on Lake MIchlga m and nothing has been heard of her. .- |, almost certain that she has soi ! down with all on board-her captain al
 crew of six.
 Teritzow. candidate of the COnsery
 tive coalition, Prussia, has been elect
 President of the Reichstag by a vote
 Ig3 against 143 for Stauffenberg, Libt d |al. Frankenstein, of the Center, " as elected First Vice President, receIvIl ls | 137 votes against I36 for Benda, Libel .y candidate.
 .d \ large meeting of magistrates, la ce owners. tenants and trades, held at E, iu crea, County Tpqerary, Friday, pass re resolutions supporting the governme ar in suppressing the Land League, .ls pressing their loyalty to the QEeen a ar Constitution, and thanking the Cons eH bulary for their conduct m the l'
 crisis.