Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
NO. 44.
Nens Items.

Six editors will be members CT the next Georgia legislature.
 4 c1lUrsd woman was killed the oili-
 CT day by meteor which feh near Or
 auge City, Fla.
 The Philadelphia banks pay ou. abollt
 SG t,G0 as scmi-annual dividends thus month.
 : Many prominent New York society | ladies are suffering from malaria con tracted at summer resorts ! Some small insect got into the ear Of a woman at Savannah and stung her Her head began to swell and m few hours she died.
 United States Senator Justin S. Nor . Till k erecting at Strafford, Vt., build ing which he intends to present J0 the town for a public library. Simmons Gap, Va, has patrlArch of , eighty years, living with ms ninth wife. who Is father of ffty-three children. Al | a recent reunion over 300 descendants wished him long life. A remarkable sale of Montana grass fei steers has been made in Chicago cl { D. X. C. Flowers, of Helena, who rv- celyed Sj1,CO0 for zoo head of four and . f each.
 By @ recent decision of the COur; cs Appeals, John de Gross, an old cOiOred man, has come into possession of real estate iu Brooklyn worth $50,UO0 r was a strip of condemned land bought by his father 1884.
 A woman in Toronto, Canadz, is sUiug her father-in-law for heavy ! damages for wrongfully enticInS her husband away from her, and thus de pllving her of his support, and, as the bill alleges, this society which is very precious to her..
 The laws of Colorado forbid the marriage of men under tweuty-One years Of age and of girls under eighteen, but a young couple of nineteen and seventeen have just run away from Greeley to Denver, and got married in spIte of the restraining statute.
 The latest flower Of civilization at the Arkansas Hot Springs IS an opera house, which will be opened to the public on November 10th. It IS sub 5tautiaily built of brick and iron, hand sUmely furnished and decorated, and cOnsains about ,GO0 seats.
 The Thanksgiving proclamation oT Governor Bell of New Hampshire is yer, brief, saving: Tt bahoOves all men c. show gratitude for favOrs received; 1t Is especially becoming for a Christian community, at stated intervals, to ac- Knowledge publicly thelr obligations to th-ir bOuntiful father
 A number of suits have been broug.t by stockholders of the Globe Company,
 
 rruperty IS covered by lOO attachments. Thare were S200NOO worth of stock sub sc.ibed for by 4G0 stockholders. The Globe Company manufactured spark arrestcrs and sInUke-consumers.
 Ex-JUige Sickles, of Nayesink, while walking through the woods on the Highlands recently, was bitten severely on the hand by a squirrel, which jumped upon him from a projecting hmb "f tree But little attention was paid to thv v3uId at the time. Now, however, the arm Ia terribly swollen, and 1t may become necessary to amputate it at tue shoulder
 X gentleman living in Kansas City, was surprised to find ID a Manchester, England, paper, which he received four or five weeks ago, letter inclOslng bank check. which had evidently crossed the ocean by mistake. Itwas addressed to a resident of StaffOrdsLIre, to whom he promptly mailed 1t, and It. arrival on fine other side solved a mystery winch had caused considerable annOyahSe. The letter had evidently been accident ally iammed under the newspaper wrap per. and efYectually concealed.
 Alter a very long debate, parliamer- ta-y tangle, talk of jobs, and various speeches, points of order, and amend ututs, the New York Board Of Alder moI. ou the 3Oth of October, passed resolution directing the Sinking Fund Commissioners to sell at public auction tle franchise for a ferry to Staten Island. from Pier l, \. R. The Com missiouers were requested to put a clause in the lease establishing the fare at not more than five cents. and prohib- itin- the transfer or sale Of the lease without the consent of tEe Common Council.