Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
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 The headquarters of the Land League has been transferred to Liverpool.
 Ex-Sana1or William Pincl-ney Nhytc is a candidate icr Mayor ot Baltimore. New York Las subscribed S03, 1868 to the fund for the Michigan sufferers.
 The number Of immigrants landing at New York in September vus almost 3G,0c0.
 Tie New Xo-l, Republ;can State Cam mittee now stands 70 Hali-breeas to l3 Stalwarts.
 $. B. Jones committed suicide by hanging himself at Tybo, Nevada, last week.
 It is reported that Judge Freeman, of the Postofiice Department, will soon he superseded.
 There are 200CO0 bushels of wheat in the warehouses 8nd mills at Waits burg.
 Over 30 inches of rain have fallen in the San Francisco mountains, Arizona, ] this season.
 Gold mining seems to be hourisEing in the Taugier and Salmon River Dis tricts, in Nova Scotia.
 Wm. Boyle, os Summitvilie, Cambria county, Pa, lost eight children in two weeks with diphtheria. It is estimated that the Cana4e with in ten miles Of Boston, by the recent frost, was about S1,0O0,OOO. Typhoid fever is common in Boston. It caused i9 deaths week before last, and g ie last month.
 President Arthur has sent for a French cock, which betokeEs change in the kitchen cablnet at Washington.
 The report in the New York papers that the steamer Colon has beeu lost IS denied at tie office of the Pacific Mai.
 A man was mortally shot near TTsive, County Kerry, during the aifsay between the police and a party of armed men.
 Paruell is in the prison infirmary NitG Dillon, Sexton and O'Brien. The Fifty Second Regiment has been orierod t. Iceland.
 Biggar left Dublin Sunday night for Holyhood. He fully expected to be ar rested, but resolved no longer to await the Castle authorities
 Twenty-four No7non missionaries. in charge Of l. RTAnderson. arrived Gt New York Monday from Utah, and sailed for Europe Tuesday.
 "The Half-breed lion and the Stal- wart lamb are lying down together, and the lamb is inside" is the way the BOs- ton Daily Globe puts t.
 The demand for houses and tenemeHts for mechanics and clerks continues, and further advances in rent are probable
 Boston TTayelec.
 4 bronze statue of General Burnside, life size, is to be set up in Rhode Island on an elevated spot, so as to be in plain view of every Rhode Islander.
 The public schools Of Humboldt couu- ty have during the last year received SI2,Gl2, and have paid out Sl2,252 There are 493 school children and IS teachers in the county.
 The arrest Of PaneiI hes tended Co raise Gladstone in the estimation of the Germans, auJ the North German Ga zette says the time For indulgence has already gone by.
 There are about lJ white men and 15 Chinese now at work on Ruby Creek, V. T., all of whom are making good wages. Last Thursday a man named keefeT took out a nugget weighing Sl15O
 X correspondent writes to the London Times that there is some likelihood the British government wlll cooperate iu an international expedition in search of tle Arctic exploring steamer Jeannette.
 The cost of Cr0ton Agueduct repairs, maintenance, etc, for lSS2, is estimated at SiO0,ODO.-N. Y. Tribune. It costs S3OO,WO a year Co maintain the San Francisco Water Works.
 In gambling house at Eagle Pass, Texas. where George Tanner Lad lest his stake, he quietly returned an hOUr later and murdered the two winners, whom he found asleep on the table.
 John W. Garrett, of Baltimore, has just imported S2uuDUO worth Of oil paintings from Europe, like Vanderbilt. They are still m bond. Robert Garrett has made S2.oUN,0G0 personally iu stocks.
 The severe drought of the summer in the west is followed by storms which do much damage by their force, OF lon - continued rains wash away everything | portable along their courses.
 Ire Connecticut quarry owners offer l to allow the Executive Committee tp l takeGut as much gray granite as may be ! needed for the proposed Garfield Me l morlal Hospital building iu Washing ton.
 A gentleman vino has been in the l Black R0cl. country, Eorth of Pyramid l Lake, says agates are very abundant | He found moss agates that are as curi- l ously and as beautifully marked as any | from Colorado and Wyoming.
 Parties who have been prospecting scr | amalCam along the Carson River by | probing with a rod tipped With copper. ! report that tLey have found a few places | where there appear Co be considerable | deposits of quicksilver.
 Insurance companies appear to cou- slider Tuscarorg a bad place in which to l have risks Eighteen companies, rep l resented at Elko, have Instructed their | agents to cancel all existing policies up- l on Tuscarora property, which amount to | Si2,7C0.
 Eleven men, returning from working | a BOycutted farm near Port Arlington, | Ireland. on Saturday, were fired unon ] and five wounded, one seriously. This ! Is the affair that led to the arrest of Pat ! rick Gallaher on suspicion of firing shots as before mentioned.
 Another double murder was commit- ted in this city last night. This is to Io | added to tine black list of last week, ] which makes a total of eight murders in less than twO weeks Louisville CCur- | ier-Journal, 10th instant
 Guiteau's panic on discovering the tone of the public comment upon him. for the first time, in some newspapers brought into his celi by his brother-iu- law and counsel, speaks well for the closeness and faithfulness of the custody i in which he has been kept.
 Cincinnati is suffering from an epi- demic of smallpox. The Commercial of that city says: It is thus far the most on the lower streets of the city. Many cases are reported in the East End. The pest house is full of pa- ticnts and deaths are frequent.
 1 sentimental fellow at Wrightstown, Minn., wrote to a girl that he would hang himself ii she did not marry him. As he was a stranger she took his queer missive as an insulting joke and replied angrily that he would please her greatly by choosing the tree which grew near the window of her room. When she looked out next morning there hung his Iifeless body.
 The burden of the expenses of this years Ohio campaign were on Governor Foster. The only man who contributed any considerable sum was Judge Long worth, who gave S5.OUN. All the other candidates on tine Republican ticket gave not over I,OcU. Foster gave SI0,- GN An assessment was started in City to raise S3uG0H but 1t @as stopped by President Garfeld's assassination. and not resumed.
 G. W. Driver. in recent explorations in the foothills of the Cascade range, W.