Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
News Notes.
Bonfres were lighted in Ireland on Saturday night in honor of the Land

convention Russia is to build atelegrapl | line across China
 The St. Petersburg organ of the Nm ! lists has reappeared, and IS more out | spoken than ever.
 A conflict between the police and the { people of Dublin resulted in the wound
 ing of fifteen persons. Lord Dufferin asserts thGt England
 will never allow the Cyprus tribute to be transferred Co Turkish creditors In Kern county the noted Isabella grape grows in clusters as lar;'e as those 1 of the Mnscat Ordinarily to- Isabella punches are very small
 The result of tFenty-one second bal
 lots taken Sunday in Franco for mem bers of the Chamber of Deputies, show
 the election Of twenty Republicans and one Conservative.
 An unknown man was lately bitten by
 rattlesnake near Banning, San Der
 nardlno county. CopiOus hbratlons oi
 whisky were poured into him, but he
 succumbed to the poison.
 An Artesia farmer has novel bee
 hive in a large pumpkin, where the bees
 have stored over fifteen pounds of honey
 having found a small opening into the
 ~berry' (botanicaily speaking, q pump
 kin is "berry," according to Gray and
 Hooker.l
 The elections held in England last
 week to fill vacancies in the Commons,
 resulted in the return of Conservaties,
 pledged in favor of protection. The Liberals are becoming alarmed and wlil do all their power to maintain their pres entascendancy.
 At New Haven Saturday the verdict Tn the CTamer case was that Jennie Cra- mer came to her death by poison and violence, and that James Mailer, Jr., is criminally responsible, and Walter E.. Aalley and Blanche Douglas morally re- sponsible for the same.
 The mutilated body of a Bohemian farmer was found in 6 fisld Saturday near Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Efe Lad been attacked by a Jersey bull, which tore his body to shreds. The animal endangered the lives of all who attempted to ap- prOach him, and had to be shot six times before he fell.
 4 cable special to the New York Her lld from Paris says: A dastardly at .empt to blow up six families at Lille with dynamite bombs has just been dis covered. In three cases the attempt partly succeeded The police have dis covered the real name of the villain who attempted the crime.
 Morris Blueill Of Carpinteria, commit cd suicide Saturday morning by taking strychnine. His father and grandfather both committed suicide, and his favorite daughter was recently sent to the Insane Asylum, which is supposed to have caused the act. He leaves a wife and several children.
 This artless tale belongs to the Los, Angeles Express: We were e1sh.....---.tr .I.1 ''t' paw of q bull-frOg ce--' 'NIE'a-io"h t1e | or fine roilrca,t Da Captured on the line | e..r,a rro --,.u wdshOut III Arizona. It l o,sE-.: Jm a frog which measured foot | iId 8 half in length stretched out, and | t is said he was only an ordinary sample ] of the frogs that appeared there during l .he freshet.
 Sr. LOUIS, September Civilian I. l Martin, Gesperado of Southwest Mis- | souri. under sentence to be hanged, ] jumped through the window of q pas | sencer car Whiie ascending Dixon Hill | lu e St. Louis and San Francisco Rail | road about o'clock Saturday morning | and at last accounts had not been cap I -ureL.
 Says the San LIis ObispO Mirror: | Horse stealing and stage robbery Tn l this county are becoming frequent. ] Hardly a morning pa5ses bat there is an | of the stealing of yalu- | able animal. is It possible that the can yOns and mountain Cieps of San Luis | Dbispo are infested with pilferers, stage | robbers and horse thieves? The state | nents are appalling, yet .iacts seem to | warrant them.
 Frederick Mover, the Freemansburg, man who in revenge ! threw Paris green in a large spring, l hoping to his enemy would drink of the | water, has been arrested and lodged in | .he EastOn jail to await trial on a charge | li attempted murder Movers terrible | lct was discovered by traces of the poi | son being found on the banks of the | stream flowing from the spring. A hun | lred people are supplied with water | rom this spring.
 The ten-mile running race at Council i. Bluffs Saturday afternoon, between Mrs. | Burke, of Omaha, and Miss Lizzie Pin lcO, of Colorado, for purse of S2,500, ! 7as won by Mrs. Burae in 2l minutes | md 49 seconds s-the fastest on record | Each rode five hories, changing every {. nile. Miss Pinneos time was g min IJes and 40 seconds. Miss Minnie Pin lco, who was the lady challenged by Mrs. Burke, could not ride, owing to al- egcd III health, and her sister was sub 
 Distressing crop reports come from Virginia and many points of North Car ilIna. Reliable information shOrtens . lac tobacco and peanut crops nearly two hirds, and the cotton crop of Virginia md North Carolina one-fourth The | .orn crops west of the Wilmington and |. Weldon Railroad are about total fail Ire, and many Virginia farmers are sell ng stock for want of forage. The peO- lle, as well as animals, are suffering for water.
 A New York special says: A stocky nan with square shoulders and close dipped sandy beard, hurried out of the main entrance of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Friday, and started along Twenty hird street toward the elevated railroad . Atf NItlfahD HIGH IAOfA III Allt rAAfGA-tlN VI cab horse and watched BunkO No l umpcd from behind the hack, gazed at iim for an instant. and then cried, as bis ace fairly blazed with joy, "Mr. Farling- on of Hornellsyille,how are yOuY With his he seized the hand of the stocky 'arty and wrung 1t as though 1t was his 0ng lost brother.
 The stocl,y man shook his hand of, md sad: "G'way! G'way! l don't know .ou."
 What, are you not Mr. Burlington of 1omellsvilleg"
 "No, I amt"
 "Well, this is a most astonishing re- emblence. May I ask who you are?'
 "les. you may"
 "Weil, who are yOu?'
 I'm General Ulysses s. Grant"
 I'm Globe Silver Belt has the follow ng concerning the Indians engaged in he hostile movement:
 We hear that Mickey Free, a scout, anne into San Carlos at noon yesterday nd gave the following report: Sauls, lskepiti Jaw, Biolka, Nonanchue, GOody ioody, Eskenasposa and Bedelcon are ID route to the agency with the whole of heir bands. Bonita, the southern Apache hief, joined the hostiles The Warm spring Southern Apache chiefs are all iere. Bonita's brother is in charge of he band here. Bonita with two of his nen went with George. The latter is imposed to be en route here. Some of 'edro band killed eight men who were ravaling from Thomas to Apache, an xpress man was also killed. Ucleny cut