The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
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 i "AsHINGToN, MaIcn Ir.- ,lTnareds of visitors visited the jail lin which the murderer Gulteau Is confined, on Sunday, but were unable to sratlfy their curiosity, because of the orders issued that no visitors should be admitted on Sundays. ~GGuiteau was an- Doyed at thlii.s because he expected to make a IA5 IAr,c sale of his pictures and autographs. It is his custom to importune visitors to make purchases, the proceeds of which, 'ho says, he intends to devote to pay the best lawyers to defend him in the court in banc. He is'still as vain as ever.
 EDMUNDs AND THE SUPREME JUDGEsHIP.
 Senator Edmunds has reconsidercd his resolution relative to the offer made him last week, of the Supreme Judgcship. The mat ter had been held open at the special re- quest of his friends. Judges of the Su7 preme Court have lent their influence in a quiet way to persuade Mir. Edmunds to go on the bench When he first refused he was depressed by the sad news from physician about a member of his own family and not capable of considering the subject fairly. NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
 The President has nominated Judge Biatchford for the Supreme Court Bench and John Russell Young as Minister to Chili.
 THE NoEMoNS AT TE=IR DEvILIsH WORK. RALEIGH, (N. O., March 14--In Gaston county, this State, the people still continue to have trouble with the Mormon Mission aries, who are said to have captured the Kings Mountain Baptist Church, situated on the battlefield of Kings Mountain, they having made converts of some sixty of its members. 4 great nHmber are focking to them from the vicinity. Two Elders, call ing themselves ". c. Burton and J. Nj. Easton, are engaged in the work cf prose- 1 lyting. They baptize and receive into the Mormon faith, fist requiring all converts to pledge themselves to their doctrines. They have now established regularchurch there THE STRIKE IN OMAHA.
 1 OMAHA, March 14-Work has resumed on the contract left by strikers. An inquest upon Armstrong, d citizen who died last night from bayonet wounds, IS still in pro- gress. There is less excitement in the city than had been anticipated. Strikers make no demonstrations thus far.
 LOSS OF MANY LIVES BY AN EARTHQUAKE. PANAMA, March 4-Intclligercc has just been received here of an earthquake in 1 Costa Rica. Advices thus far state that four towns have been destroyed. In Alayuela alone several thousand lives Lave been lost. i Those left alive are homeless.
 THE PEEILs OF THE OCEAN.
 1 San Francisco, March 14-An Empire ! City dispatch says that :, boat with three 5 lilors if, m the Australian bark Bulwark, | Captain Williams, came in over tEe tar this morning. They report that the bark found eredton March 1st, twenty-eight d=ys out i from Yokohama, bound for Puget Sound, in ballast. These three men were in the boat when it vas lowered, and swung to rough sea. It got adrift and it was impossible to regain the ship, which was out of sight ne2 t morning The officers end crew, eighteen in number, were left on beard with no ser viceable boat and are probably lost, as the boat at the time they left was leaking badly ROBBERY AT wILLCoX
 Wilcox, March 1.-Two civilians and two soldiers were arrested yesterday for stealing government property. They plead ed guilty before Judge Burke. The soldiers were turned over to the military and the !at;zens bound over to await the action of tho grand iH'y. which meets in May.
 RErj nLiCASs SWEEP OAKLAND.