Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
COnd, n ,ed Te egrams.
Lord Erskine is d ad.

1 Lord Erskine is q ad.
 The froltier Ire ity between Russia
 The Denver extension of the Chicago.
 Burlington and Quincy road Is now
 completed to Platte river, eighty miles | from Denver.
 In Switzerland the depression in agri-
 culture will send to the United States
 i50 of the flower Of the Bernese and
 Oberlanl peasantry.
 J. c. Early, an attorney and well | known politicia", shot and Filled police
 man Samuel Townsend Lealville on
 Tuesday night.
 The House Committee on ComT ere
 reported PachecO's bill fagOr.b.y on
 Monday, establishing a fog signal sta
 ton at an Luis ObispO.
 The troops crossed the Yellowstone at
 Miles City in pursuit of the Sioux who stole the Cheyenne p0n es from Fort Keogh last Friday night.
 Pierre Duchane, aged 16 years starting across the country with yoke Of oxen,
 was showed under near Caviher, D. T., an found dead eight days later.
 4. c. Bond pleaded not guilty to the indictment against him in the straw bond cases. One Is for subornation of perjury, and two for conspiracy.
 At St. Petersburg the chief of the Nihilist EXecu i've Committee connected
 with the construction Of the mine in Little Garden street, has been arrested.
 A placard has been poste in Dublin, menacing the members of Parliament Of that city, because of their supposed nj of r-ntfu.r +ba Gi,.4r,-., I,,n
 The New York World competitors struck on Tuesday night for A restora- ton of 45 cents p 1000 ems and extra pay for tabular work, and seven hours work daily.
 Poke Wells, arrested ID Wisconsin for horse stealing and oa K IO..ery, WIS 'entenced at Sidney, I l., on Tuesday, to ten years in the Penitentiary on the forgery charge.
 - .s..s- IarueIu mas receIved a letter from her setting forth the aunoy- 1 dnces she suffers from the unauthorized | publishers Of biographies anl ortrait, | of General Garfield and family.
 English and American delegatest to the alliance of the Israelists have atrIved at | Vienna 10 cOufer with the Vienna branch l about the emigration of Russian Jews. A Settin dispatch says: Five hundred and eighty persons started for the United States on Tuesday wa Bremen.
 Finley of Florida has introduced a bill m the House directing a selection from he public domain Of lands Tn Florida, Illinois, Louisania and California as ex- perimental farms, to be conducted under he,direction of the Agricultural Depart nent, for the purpose of making careful and scie ltitic experiments.
 During the examination of H. II. levitt and Francis Stanton at 4 rian. Mich, for conspiracy m connection with Mayor Navlns g bogus water bonds, 1t was developed that Navin, since hIs flight, had written letter to Jewett on the 3d of March, from Chicago. Navin of.e s to come back and go 10 the State Prison rather than allow Jewett to suffer wropE- fully on his account. He says he has greatly for his crime, and means to pay every cent he owes.
 The bill repeating the prohibition of | the importation of American pork has l been adopted by the French Chamber of Deputies, with an amendment author zlng Minister Tirard to prescribe the i mode of inspection. In the debate ( Achard maintained that the fears of dis aaSe were exaggerated, and that Amer T can canners prepared the meat accord a ng to the most improved methods. He n .ited medical reports from Chicago and . Cincinnati, furnished by the American f showing the rarity of trichina. f
 Col. John A. Pratt, of Lexington, Ky. il las become insane. During the entire L var Col. Pratt was Chairman of the f State Senate Committee On ederal Re c atlOns, and he exerted more influence !, han any other one man toward keeping c Kentucky in the Umon. He has for n many years been lawyer Of large prac- b ice, and was one of the c unset for the V efense in the famOus Buford trial in b S74 He was appointed United States Ii tension Agent at Lexington, and has F cen prominent in State politics during u IS whole life. u