Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

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 WAsgNaroS, Nov. 2l-The followiu
 is an eZ-f-cs from letter received $ grcay by e. gentleman connected wit the State Department from au attacl "t the Chinese legation who was her
 under the administration of Chin La
 Pm ttls thought Co be particularl
 significant q, connection with the receu ! vigorous protest of the American min iSter at ,.s .ourt of the Emperor O
 China. Touching the relations b 1 Chinese Of rights Ot American mer clauts aEC shipping at Shanghai. r. I I rumU.ed here that the ieEati0uo! Cuiui ! lu inc United States Wlil shortly be or ! d red home iu consequence Oi the pas ] sage Of the recent Chinese bil and that in place oi 8 minister yuu are to i-avr rin1'v a cous1i. was very auxioa, to visit sie United States again: bui the attitude of my couutry wili moi lsrmIt me Jo Go so. The passage ofthat bii. has produced UnfavJrable impress. Ions here, aaj the outlook for t4e shit. ping interests of he United States k anything but satisfactory. [ trust that 8 nsiter understanding Q, both countries may soon be reached The letter from winch tle foregoing extract was taken Uas written from Hong Kong under dal- Of the jtu of Sept. last. It's author s poalIOu Iu the diplomatic service of Chi ua ls such as to enable h.m t0 he intel Iigently informed upon the subject of which he Uutes.
 IEovEC-TnwN, Masa. Nov. 20 Uui D services were held Iu the Centre tia-.O Us c.u-cI last evening iG com msmart.I3l ei tine 262fI anniversary ai .gs arrival ri the slln Agyii Jwer iu tas n-'plr .l.- -i-guIgF !- her cabin or tH. colrHrt .i government by the .r.-rl--7 and a perm ,r.u5 or.l-i18. ion was formed tn p-ru -ua-e t1a u-mJIy of fine pilgrims lrs- landing at Province town.
 BALTIgoEE, Nov. 21-The steamer tla-ia. from New Orleans for New 1ufE. reports a c.II~inu with the four ua-Jrl. schooner AI. L. Nuie. The s-11sua- .as struck amIdsluns and sank. ile c-s@ escaped, boarding the -.s-Eer. Toe steamers bow plates vafa badly broken.
 P-usE--G. Euv I3.-Gichd. Hoffman, tl. l.s-,Iug-iy curg3 cripple, toIj tae s.gGy ul uI, restoration last night in tna 2. rall Creek Presbyterau church ue.- Ben ..Cvvile, io as many people us t.a auurch could hold. The inhabitants %. tult section are -raItly excited over tl- ease aud clu scarcely think Ot anJ tHs.- else They came for miles ID ev- eI, direction io hear loTuaa Teci;e the wonderful story. SkeplIc- we-g few. There were men wlo were Upt impress ti DItl ta- honesty of UuGma belief taat ha ,.aJ really been cured ny @ mir. aeie.
 TaLEuo, Ohio, Nov. "A. -..I.i :. ,-'5' ,i.- G'Guu,r caa ua- t-.r-'''d ".-H ut t.. r,.b Fsra a~t Sunday night, de- I.,-..-s. l.s- ieciuga Il tEe Opera House i... evs.irs ta arnut S1j people on awnv , l.f tha Cltanlic church. lu anticipation of further trouble forty {, !Iiee-s were it and In -te hall and five c1mDaulas cf military were at their armoriea awaiting orders. Fghlc ssuu- mrIt. however wa. go strong m favor of r.-, t,c.iuz right tp speak that there Two or three men who ilterrUpJeU tfu speaker were promptly arrested
 CHIcAGc. .Nov.2l.-Ye es5eriay morning the ulrht messenger ot tbe V. C. Iele- srsph office stated that the wires were a -air serous.y affected by the aurora Inrfalis. and that duplex and quadru- ulrx had tn be abandoned ou many ot the.r eastern circuits.
 W,suSGr1y. Nov. 2L-Taers has been a great deal >urmi,iuE as e" her2ai cause uf General Fiero.a. presence here .at this time. IL is now sad and ap- r.-.reutlv on tae best authority that he .9s reasons which are Co IuiUcr this ..Catrv Co interfere positively and actively in alfiirs of CLiI and Peru for the purrose Of bringing about an ad- in-tmeut of the difference. In thiS work, if is said that General PIernlaS will have tL help and influence Of Blame. rs is kpowu that Pierplas Is in constant communication with Blame and lt l- rerorted that he had conference with him yesterday and last night nearly three hours. Ia diplomatic circles 1t is s1Id that Blaine wlll have introduced at the approaching session of Congress and undertake tO haze passed resolu- tion iu7tructing the Secretary or State q, glpo. I more vi ror1Us Souta Ameri- can policy, such as wIi. tend to bring to r speedy termination t.e aii.lrs uu" eN- ls-rur. r. i- certain that Blame has -tr. nr friends iu both Senate and iIau-s wiu are iu sympathy Ei'H hIm in this South Amauc#u b11l.ss and who are willing to art Ia the matter under his dIr cJl1u and advice.
 NrwYotE. Nov. ll The Secretary gi Tar.U muI-,luu stat.- -.-t tar wurH goes on day and ui-h1 aUt tla report cannot ap got r-aly before December feb. Chairman Hayes has gone (, Washiuctou Go explain Co Iae auI-to' thc expense ulis oi taD commission. NEW YoEE. Nov. 2l The Times Pfchu.-d special says tLat uptwith ! 4.rdrn- E-hlue col .artet about two . hundred taou-a-d dollars from Govern . m.nf employees In Nas4Iu-ton, h' used fraud TO qualify his voters. lhoa sands nl his gdbereuts voted on fraud uient tax rcceIpts obtaiueday coliu-Iol lnf he coalition State and county oi
 fcers. Facts are being put in shape b, Massey, the defaatej candidate To l C sng-e-sman at large, who VIII contes
 :he last election.
 PrxsscaL,. Nov. 2l.-Oue death iron yellow isv.r; uo new eases. 4 Stron
 porthwesteru wind gires prom'se ! cold weather.
 ; WAsuSaroS, Nov. 2o.-There will b
 nua af the greatest contests over tH next Spea kersiir, if indications her are worth anything, that ther has been for number Congresses. The friends pf Ar. Carli'i
 Ire actively iu the field. Ihcy are c..n
 po=ed. first, of free trade and "tgr'tf ie
 r.reuue ouls' elements, and ueNl those who have ieyaDee.~ with N
 Randall. lt seems TIdIculuu@ly eaf' D frr the Democrats Go make fools
 themselves over their recent victory, DI
 Il IS not too early apparently Tor then . The friends cT Mir Carlisle here have a rendv figured mp their support, and, a' 3 eordiuE to these, Randall ls 60 be n 8 tr d by large majority. lhs-1riis
 men u. make the square issue of tari
 reform. rhey claim that the maloTii - aft4e country are fAs free trade, and a l in favor ot @ -qGa-e i-sIs au tbe tarI
 win OF lose. Ttis altogether rr'nao
 taat the struggle %, 1884 will be clear s outlined this winter, before tHe Dr5sej
 Congress is dead. There will be
 strong southern boom for Carli-le. ~ a -1r.b furnishes the Denacul,r p0ve { and the south has not had a Speak I fo- thirtv years. A southern Democr , says chat Mr. Randall cannot he elect, i Speaker. Ths he considers uuioItunai
 barause the issue oi the tariff ls to
 forced upon the party ny the contet D a7a raat it was a dangerous thing a fo.,I with. fhe Democrats bad fuunG
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