Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12


 being the recognition of their children as heirs at law.
 There is no great furry in wheat to- day, though prices dropped smartly. No failures are reported; no panic or un- usual anxiety.
 St. Louis Panieky.
 ST. LOUIS, February 1O.-Several small firms failed to-day, and a nervous pam icky feeling exists on Change. To-mor- row is looked forward to with some dread on account of an expected fur ther decline in wheat. Preparing for the Gallows.
 WASHINGTON. February ll.-John w. Guiteau has left for Boston. He says the assassin is tranquil, but has little hope of the decision by the court in banc. John thinks Charles will go to the gallows with courage.
 Blains's Foreign Correspondence.
 WASHINGTON, February 1.-The cor respondence between Blaine and Mexi- co, relative to the Guatemala boundary, called for by the Senate, has been re- ceived here in volume from the Mexican Foreign Office. Blaine's letter Is ad- dressed to Philip H. Morgan, dated June l6, 1881. It reviews the boundary dis putes between Mexico and Guatemala, and tenders the mediation of the United States and deprecates any hostile acts on the part of Mexico. The Mexican Minister, in reply, says the complaints of the Guatemalan Minister are not sin cere. After making a general denial of the statements made by Blaine, he says that it Is not possible to even say at present whether that question, or any part of it, can be arbitrated.
 New State.
 WAsHINGToS, February 1.-The Sub Committee of the House Committee on Territories have agreed to report to the full Committee on Tuesday next in favor of the proposition to admit as a State all that portion of Dakota lying south of the 46th parallel of latitude, the north ern portion to constitute as now the Territory of Dakota. The Sub Commit tee will prepare a substitute for the pending bill, providing for the necessary machinery of government, etc.
 The soteldo Affair.
 WASHINGTON, February LA. c. So- teldo was arraigned in the police court | yesterday morning, charged with assault | with intent to kill his brother 4. M. So- teldO. He was committed to await the | result of hls brothers injury. A. M. So- teldo has regained entire consciousness, but is paralyzed from his head down and his death is only a question of a short time. The affair continues the | topic of interest here. IL is charged | that the articles published in the Reput- hcan to which Soteldo took exception were inspired by the Star Route ring in retaliation for Soteldo's efforts to expose them. Barton. in justification of him. ;elf has declared that in publishing the articles which cost Soteldo hls life, he was not venting personal spleen, but was carrying out the instructions of his which he dared not disobey.
 Gov. Tritls's Commission.
 WASHINGTON, February 1.-The President has signed the commission of Frederick A. Trtle, to be Governor oi Arizona; Geo. B. Dunham, Collector O. internal Revenue of the Sixth District oi Ohio, and Vim. II. Armstrong, Of Pa, Commissioner Of railroad accounts.
 Defiant Utah.
 SALT LAKE, February II.-To-day the Council adopted Welby and rhatchers report on the Governors message, with amendments which made he document more insulting and defiant han ever, and its tone was to the efIec' hal Utah asked nothing Of the Govern nent.
 The " Women's Exponent a poly .amist paper, in its issue to-day, openly dvocates polygamy.
 Paid the Penalty.
 COLUMBIA, s. C., February II.-Jesse Barber was hanged yesterday al vinslow, for the murder of Marl, Perry, is step-father, in August last.
 Burned to Death.
 MoDoC, Ontario, February II.-Iohn iereland's house, at Huntington town hip, was burned last night and his wife, and three children were uned. to death, and two men, Ham augh and Huff, were probably fatally urned.
 St. Louis Easier
 ST. LOUIS, February II.-There have cen no more failures to-day and the ,eling IS much better.
 Famine Reports Discredited. NEW ORLEANS, February II.-The ports of a famine in Northern Louis ma are discredted.
 Small Pox Diminishing. CHICAGO, February 1.-The small pox gradually diminishing.
 The A. 6 P. Extension J BosToS, February 1.-The Atlantic Pacific Railroad Company's directors ave ratified financial plan for the ex- .nsion of the road. B. P. Cheney, Levi Wade and Alden Spear were chosen irectors for the Atchison interests in lace of Coolidge, Wilbur and Lord.