Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-16

{ wart programme m the Chicago Conven- | ton. and all their brothers, sisters, | cousins. ancles, aunts and 'craI ks.' ex- pect the new President to do the iair and | liberal thing hy them. Arthur will be | an object of pity for the next three
 months, at least.-l Chicapo Journal. | Ex-Governor Evans of Colorado IS piliuE uD libel suits against the Denver ! Tribune. In addition to three civil suits | claiming an many hundred thuusand | dollars damages, the Governor has in- ' dirted the respOns bic editors. He al- ! leces many things, but the chief Oflense
 was an allegation that, while President ' of the South Park and Pacific Railroad,
 he had clandestinely sold out the road
 to Jay Jould. The trial of the tits is [ expected tO furnish interesting dis | closures.
 ThurlOw Weed stated in an interview ! with a New York reporter last week that | he knew that President Arthur had used | his influence to harmOniZe the Republi- can factions in New York, that he had ! counseled forbearance and peace, and | had said that no one mans ambition | should stand in the way of peace. ! I night before he was shot to a Boston ! man of his family name. He intended, | if possible, to leave his formal escOt at | Concord, on his New England trip, and
 take, with his friend, a wagon ride, in- ! cognito, through the towns near Boston
 and see the old homes of his ancestors
 and kinsmen.
 The London Times, commenting on ' the forthcoming centennial celebration ! of the surrender at Yorktown. says: We ! have quite as much reason as the Ameri- | cans to share their centenary thanks giving, since that event only forced the | Government to acknowledge, what every ! body knew, that the war We were wagIng was hopeless.
 The Yreka Journal says; It is believ- | ed the Hood railroad survey, which runs ! through Edson's, crossing the Shasta | River at the Salt Works and striking the | Red Hills near the Little Shasta bridge, | towards the Oregon Sion sh, bridging
 the Klamath at Willow Creek. may be I selected. This will m ike the road come
 within seven miles of Yreka. | Speaking at Dublin, Dillon says that ! since his release fr, m prison he has ap- ! proved farEei!'s entire policy. He urged | the people, despite the laws, to obey ! PanelL Dillon added that he regard | ed Gladstone as a dishonest politician, | with a reputation based upon persistent
 aEd unrest 'ainable power and misrepre- | sentation of facts.
 Lord Salisbury, speaking at the ban | quet last night at Newcastle-on-Tyne
 charged Gladstone with pursuing a pOli- | cy Ot public plunder which he denoun-
 ces Parnell for advocating. Referring ! to TrJnsyaal questions he said the Gov
 ernment was in pitiful condition. A large number Of Indians arrived at ! Tahoe few days ago, having been on a { big hunt. They concluded to have celebration, so they went on a drunk. Alter dark one of the wretches fell over
 steep bank and was drowned in u e lake.
 \ bold aJtomg; tO rob the siuices of
 the AiiICra Slide mine, Butte county,
 Cal, was made Last Sunday morning by
 two men, evidently professionals, s they
 were attempting tO insert bright copper
 rods. The y'atchm1u, George Cgulail opened fire upoa them with a sL1. sun,
 bat they escaped.
 The party sus out from Ben;oH, Mon
 tana, in pursuit of tle Indians who stole
 21 head 1f hoFse, from Price d Co, on
 thc Maria Peg Caoi,, returned without
 accompl -Liu-.
 Twcu-5-...ss hundred head or lt.
 cat,ie passed through IOokoai, L4ss..
 county, 'Ist ,ayE. ya.ucl at S3j,iNO. and
 en route to t..r sri:.ys
 The tas..a- Ledger says that bogs
 feGucutiv beeaMe intoxicated in tbe
 vicinity of Kennedy Fat. at Mares dis
 t-gery.-~tei i','s-i'tir. ias had several parallel cases.
 Ira Green, pump man at the Mountain Chief mine, Montana, fell down a G4-foOt shaft Sunday morning, and was serious ly injured.
 Tine furnaces of the Hecla ConsOlida- tel Company at Glendale, Montana, are averaging a daily output oi F to II tons of base 'glaon.
 EIghtsrr carloads of Montana cattle were shipped from Bismarck for Chicago on the 2Sth of September.