Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
EASTERN.

Governor, who resides here and Is very popular, has carried the county. He will doubtless lead the Republican ticket in the State l,JO0 votes. The returns show an increased Democratic majority in tue State ticket, whose majority is larger than anticipated. The Greenback vote IS very small. FL PAso, September 6. There is
 reat excitement here to-dRy over the reported discovery of gold quartz worth one hundred thousand dollars per top in the Organ mountains fifty miles away.
 LITTLE RocK, Sept GA Dallas special to the Gazette says: Samuel and Harrigan Rains, sons of Joseph $. Rams. Greenback candidate for Lieut.. Governor two years ago, had a quarrel last night over the division of property left them by their father. Samuel shot HarTigan dead.
 NEw YORK, August 6th.--General ROsecrans told an interviewing reporter who asked whether the Democratic Committee had done anything toward carrying Maine, that the insinua- non that the committee would use mouey to buy votes was not cOmpli- mentary.
 EosToS, Sept. 6.-The latest returns from Vermont give ID l05 towns, Bar stow, Republican, for Governor, lS,9O5; Eaton, Democrat, 6,95l; Martin, Green Dacker, and scattering, 716. Eighteen towns ID the First Congressional district give Stewart, Republican, a majority over all of 4,95l; FOtty-nine towns Tn Second distnct give Poland, Re publican, majority over all of l,12j. The Legislature will show a decreased R. publican,maiority.
 LATER-Dispatches from White River Junction, Vt., state the election of Poland in the Second district Is some ~ hat doubtful; Sl towns are to be heard from in the district, l2 of which in Orleans county, have gene for Grant.
 FRASKFoRT, Mich, Sept. 6.-CaptaIn Matthews, of the life saving station, re- ports hrving fOnnd, bottom up, the side ,f steamers upper cabin correspond ng to the Anchor line boat. The agent f the hne in Chicago thinks the des- -ription does not tally with that of their lUat. The Annie Young, however, IS overdue and may possibly have met dis tster.
 WASHINGTON, September 6. - The Board of Directors on the Garfield monument last night organized by the lection of J. W. Thompson, president; len. D. G. Swain, treasurer and F. F. Wilson, secretary.
 NEWPORT, Sept 6.-President Arthur vent ashore last night and WAS enter aimed at the West Island Fishing Club. several personal friends were present.
 OswRGo. September 6.-The ninth an- ,ual meeting of the WOman's Christian temperance Union of the State of New fork, convened to-day with larger at- tendance than was expected.
 NEW YORK. August 6th.-The practice ,hOoting at CreedmOre yesterday was ine, but that of the nglish team was iner than the American. The scores made by the former were so much head of the Yankees that unless a sharp and radical change be made the Americans will be badly nowhere.
 DoDGE CIrY, Sept. 7.-Small bands of jheyennes and Arrapahoes are securing he country and killing cattle and com hitting depredations. One ranch was attacked but nobody killed. The freigh- 2 s and cattle men are lntimidated. The -Uwbnys are srming % protect the cat le. The citizens of Dodge City have 'tlled on Governor St. John for prOtec- ion.
 KANSAS CITY, Sept. "A dispatch rom Fort Leavenworth states there Is % truth in the rumored outbreak Of the
 heyennes and ArraDshOes a, Reno.
 be rum originated in the fact that a ,arty of Indians are out hunting wild Iprses.
 GALVESTON, Sept. "A special from 1atamoras says the epidemic shows no -hange. There are DO less than lOO .'ases in town. The report ending at 9
 m., shows five deaths within the pre- 'edlng 24 hours. two Ofthem from fever. ,ll business is suspended.
 BRO =SsvILLE, Sept 7.-FoTty-siI new -sses of fever are reported. To-day tpere were two deatbs, Mexicans. About % cases are in MatamUras. Two deaths .ccurred to-day. Three new cases are eported in Fort Brown.
 WAsHI >oToN, Sept. 7.-Attorney-Gen- raj Brewster wound up his yesterdays .ddress with a legal argument to the curt as to the quality of evidence which vent to pr ve a conspiracy and dwelt 'rietiy upon the difficulty of proving 1t y positive and direct testimony.
 WoaD's HALL, Mass, Sept. 7.-The | United States steamer Dispatch, arrived
 is morning hsvin on board President lrthur.
 ATLANTA, Ga. September 7.-The | 'itate Central Committee of the two | 'ings of the Republican party met here l .esterdsy and harmonlzed, altering the | itate ticket as follows: c. R. Forsyth, | pr Congressman at large; s. A. Danell, | Attorney General; W. A. Pledge, Sec. | -etary of State; Floyd s. Nelson, Comp | roller; W. F. Barnes, treasurer; A. F.. | Buck was made chairman of the State | central Committee and W. A. Pledge | hartman of the Executive Committee.
 WARSAW, WIs., September '. - The pemIeratic Congressional Convention f the Ninth district nominated Judge | ! L. Park.
 WHITE RIvEB JUNCTION, Vt, Sept 7.- Returns have been received from IA owns which give Bsrstow, Republican, [ majority over all Of l6,43S. with 66 towns not heard from. Some towns rave Farnham majority, the Republl- ,an majority over all being 1853. Re turns from v towns iu the first district gives Stewart. Republican, majority of i729 with B towns not reported. Re -urns from 97 towns iu the sec'pd dis .ricf c-ive Poland Rauuhliesn A maftrr- !