Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

RALEIGH, Sept. 2s.-Raports from the principal tobacco growing sections state to the effect that the crop Is very good.
 TRENTON. \. J., Sept. 2S.-The State Central Committee of the National party resolved that the National party of New Jersey IS and shall be free from all alh- ances with either of the old political parties.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-A Washington special says: One of the first acts of General Sherman yesterday, as acting Secretary of War, was to sign an accept ance of the resignation of General Geo. Stoneman as Colonel on the retired list of the army.
 SAN FRAScIsco, Sept 2S.-Virginia lls, Curry 4ss, Mexican 554, Union 6, Eureka l4sI, Alpha 25, Best 15b, Point ll1, Belcher l, Utah 1, Bullion sj, Saw age 24, Tiptop 5, Overman 35c, Day 65c. California 3o, DIablo i, Belle r. ts, Mono 75, King l3, BodIe 1 }, Ophlr 3t5, Nevada 3 5s, Jacket F..
 DECATUR, Sept 2S.-An armed party of citizens In pursuit of Jas. Bell who killed Major Smith last week came upon the fugitive near Troy. Bell resisted an arrest and shot Major Smiths son kill ing him almost instantly, The party then opened fire upon Bell and he fell dead, riddled with bullets. The body was left where he fell.
 CHARLESTON, Sept. 2s.-A Lancaster special says: At 6 political meeting yesterday,a row began between a white man and negro and some iDdiscrim- mate shooting was done, but no one was hurt. Soon after posse of negroes rode up and a general row resulted, ln which a few negro men were killed and large number wounded.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Sept. 2S.-The firm of Heinrich q Hansen, the well known wheat brokers and dealers in promissory notes, failed to-day. A report that the French bank engaged In the discOuntIng business and held securities for the firm for S60,000, another bank for S2U,- 000 and and third for SlO,OOU. It IS estimated the total liabilities will reach Sl60,0OO. The assets cannot Je definitely stated Emanuel Gansen, one of the firm, was arrested to-day on a charge of grand larceny, on a complaint of the Pacific bank. It Is claimed that Hanson came into the bank yester- day and asked permission to take away with him three notes made by Decener N Co, representing amounts aggregdt- ing S6OOOO Hansen failed to return the notes to the bank, but returned them to the makers. Steps are being taken toprotect the interests Of the banks. Hansen was admitted to bail in the sum of S2O,uOO, and the examination of the charge continued.
 Engineer Melville had long inter view yesterday with Secretary Chand- Ter.
 The American Institute Fair was opened in New York yesterday by President Ely. Many people were pre- sent.
 Up to 12:3O p. n. yesterday the As redeemed Sl, 300 of called bonds.
 The Observatory has ordered storm warnings on Lake Erie and Ontario. Also at Georgian Bay and Lake Huron ports.
 The comet was seen at four o'clock yesterday morning lu the eastern heavens at Quebec. It IS described as being very large.
 Ex-Mayor Cooper of New York has been elected Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Democratic State Committee.
 The PrOhibitiOnists of Chicago have decided to put candidates in nOmina- ton for Congress and the State Legis- lature in every district in the county.
 Hon. Fernando C. Beaman, member of Congress from the First District uf Michigan for five successive terms, died in Adrian yesterday, aged sixty-six years.
 In Troy, \. Y, two young men, well connected, have been discovered con- hitting serous burglaries. One is member of the church and robbed the residence of his pastor.
 4 man named A. J. Thompson, VIC timized the banks here out of S2,6OO by means of duplicate bills of lsding, the word duplicate being chemically re- moved. It is said he victimized the Worthington bank out of $500 on the same trick.
 Yesterday, at Montreal, in the libel suit of McName. President of the HIber- nian Society, against the Post, John O'Reilly testified to being offered $500 by McName to put daylight through c. J. Bridges, then manager Of the Grand Trunk Railroad.
 A shock of earthquake was distinctly felt at Springfield and Centralia, H., about four o'clock yesterday morning. At CentralIa the shock lasted several seconds, and seemed to come from the west, accompanied by arumbling sound. It shook houses very perceptibly and awoke nearly all sleepers.
 Itis reported that Secretary Folger stated that the Government would take what action would be necessary to maIn- tain ease in the money market. When he returns to Washington he intends to look into the matter, and if the law will permit, will recommend that the Gov ernment shall loan money 10 tue banks and take bonds for security.
 At St. Johns, on the St. Paul, Min neapOlis, Manitoba and Denver Rail road, seven miles from Willman. yester day morning, locomotive becoming unmanageabla. was abandoned by the engineer and fireman. It made the run to Willman at tremendous speed, and there collided with a caboose occupied by three men, completely wrecking it and killing Ed. Brothers.