Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-28
NEW YORK LETTER.
Dark storms and Bright sunshins- -DIrness ir Inc Mining Markets Gotham VIII Reform Some CT the Great Men-sirng aE A-iIona of- dcs-seeker-COming Home.

hos-seeker- Coming Home.
 Special correspondence of the CTrIzES.
 NEW YORK, May IT, 1882
 Rain, rain, rainl For a week past, night and day necessarily, has it poured. | To-day, however, Old Pluvius seems to have retired, and in place of his fearful visage, the bright genial face of spring
 makes all nature glad. This time 1t IS to be hoped she comes as the true herald of summer.
 At this period last year the mercury marked the nineties and the daily report of sunstrOke wss appalling.
 can report no change in the intoler- able dullness which for months past has settled over the city. Mining matters are particularly dull, and It is question whether anything but bonanza could be given away. The chief reason given is that so many swiDdling schemes were fioated during the past year. have come in contact with several of the vic tins and thelr story is moving It IS useless to attempt to place mines here q include the entire East at present. In addition also notice that the solicitor of the London Stock Exchange, has ad- yised that no more American securities be listed upon that market. But an evangel of reform has arisen, and soon honesty and fair dealing are to reign supreme in stock circles- The Truth" of Mercy letter fame, has unsheathed it's sword, and woe be to the dishonest outlaw that falls beneath it. It is noticeable fact that the biggest scoun- drels are always the loudest in the con- iemnation of crookedness. I, however, hope that Truth will succeed.
 Stepping into the Wes:brook-W Ward h. vestigating G mmittee room, in the St. | James, the other day, had the pleas ure of seeing Trenor W. Park, Russell | Sage, Jay Gould and Roscoe Conkling. | Trenor Park, Gould and Sage are ordin- l ary in appearance, but Roscoe was mag niicent; to the general mass Hyperion l to Satyr." In physique he IS simply | perfect-an eye, station, a combir ation and form, etc, giving the world as- surance of a man." Having seen him I accept the general verdict that he IS a great man. His individuality is distinct among all the millions of people.
 was quite amused short time ago at the remark senator applied 70 one of our erudite and ancient citizens. You will remember in the contest for Cover acter made application. The Sen ator in referring to the fact remarked "of course couldn't support him, because in politics he IS what is termed, a what is ity a sort of twilight animal, true to neither cause; with Democratic wings and Republican feet and claws" Gen orally am inclined to d,fend Arizona things, but in this case could not say word, for remembered him as a politi- cal infidel if not hypocrite.
 The big and little CUTS of high and low degree are still yelping at the beels of the lion Blaine. The investigation 30 far has only revealed young me of mors furtuf,l,.rra .'.@aa ulscresAO- '' ~ i vlse 1t IS hzZle.
 The friends of Arizona here land she has many rejoice that the Indian war is over and also that the festive Cowboy IS inclined to quietly succumb to the crush ing Presidential pronunciamentO. The Earps I learn are at present in New York, although for this cannot vouch. I shall leave soon for the "land of the beautiful zone M.