Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
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 Herbert Spencer sailed lor Europe Saturday.
 The Duke Of Newcastle has ar1ved n Boston.
 ice k commencing Go run heavily iu the Missouri.
 Gorham is to be offered inc piaco in the Treasury to be vacated by New.
 Ninety saililg vessels and eight steamers were los: ou the Atlantic coast during November
 Mrs. Haverly, wifooi tine theatre maa- ! ager, lost a diamond ar0Gch O. tI c5J9J Monday night m New York. The steamer John 1L Chambers was sunk in the Mississippi river uaar Pla- quemine, La, Monday. She coilIded with a tOwbOa5.
 The latest aGvlces from Chile ate that peace negotiations have been eueweJ with Peru, 1t is reported, on the basis of the cession of Iacna and Alca. The branch line of the Sunset Rail road was iiuisned to Eagle Pass 1E tue Rio Grande Saturday, and @ ar1e depot will be erected there soon.
 Mrs. Edl:h Harlan Cl.li, wife Of F. Linus Child, and dauch,er @. Justice Harlan of the United states >Cprrm- Court, dIed Monday morning t Chi cagO.
 The cut in passenger rates intugu-s.- ted by the Chicago, AiiwaUAe iluu St. Paul Thursday has resulted ID tlle same reduction being announced b. tle C--- cagO and Northwestern and Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis -whic., iJiut- ly form a through line t0 Chicago. During the eight-0'clock mass Mon day at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, on Eighty-'ourth street, New York, a portion of the ce.liug over the east gal lery fell wIth a loud crash, producing 8 great panic. No person was seriously injured.
 Henry George delivered a lecture ID Washington Monday Lig [. He called attention to the alarming gro sth in strength of railroad corporations, aud recommended as the oaly practicable check. threats of the absorption uf their property by the government. | l.. W. Warfeid, Superintendent of the Postal Railway Service, is on Lis way from St. LouIs Co San Francisco 70 examine into the needs of the m iil 5sF- vice on the Pacific Coast and perfect arrangements for better service bstween the Pacific and Atlantic seaboarGi
 Captain Brigc, of the ship Ii=titia, arrived in New York from Mira-oaue, and says that the comet has been visible in Hayti iu tine daytime. The people there think that their last days have come After last wears comet they lost 5000 lives by small-p0z. The coffee crop Is poor this year.
 A branch of the St. LogIs ari. San Francesca Railroad has been com lleteU to Van Bureu, five miles from Fort Smith, Ark, and will be open for busi- ness on Tuesday.
 4 World Washington special says : Justice Bradley will reach tHe ;ge 0i seventy years next February. and will then probably retire c. give p.a,e to Secretary Fulger.
 Fix -Sur-eog-GeucraL Lar-Ca ciutiu- ues in such feeble health a5 Co cause Li- friends great anxiety. MaalvllJ al- other of prcslItL- Glr3-td. ELy.i aaus. is also very low.
 Margaret Scott, of MaytiltJwH, One bee. who for thr.e Q yeaas had been ai- most helpless from congestion of Che spinal cord, claims to have been res sorei to health by the prayers Oi a party ul ladies at her bedside.
 An accident occurred on the Bradford, Eldred and Cuba Railroad Satu-das, near Clarkville, Pa. One man was killed and one injured. The engine and com bIDation baggage and express car went over a trestle forty feet high.
 Morris Greenwald, of Australia, Mon day offered Colonel Robert c. Ingersoll S40D night for twenty-five nights, to lecture in Australia, and Pay an eXpen- ses there and back, and oue-halj il ad- vance. Inge-soll declined.
 Dr. Evans, the American dentist at Paris. has lost the service of bis English Secretary. William Howard William son, who has gone tv iaI' for three wears. Dr. Evans testified dthat Williamson had stolen twenty thousand a year for ten years from him. and thc gul iJuud extenuating circumstances on account of the temptation to which his wealthy master exposed Mm.
 The proposition made by General Ord, agent of the Mexican Suu'iera Railroad, for a combination of his oaa with the Oriental Inter-oceanic and lu- ternational Railroad, has been di=ap- proved by President GonZales. The Government appears to be disposed Go grant a subvention for the Ocaca branch of the Mexican Southern, and Jav Gould will ohtau modIticatiors ir tho Central grant asked for by hisa1eut Degrees, which refers to forfeiture of concession and the construction of temporary wooden bridges. it Is thought work on this lIue VII be re- commenced immediately after their notifications are received.