Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
EASTERN.

WAsHINGIoN, July 20.--Wilson W.
 Hoover, of San Jose, has been nominated
 for associate justice of the Supreme , Court of Arizona.
 WASHINGTON, July 20.-The House
 seated Smals; yeas, III, nays, ,. The
 Senate took up the Tax bill Becks
 amendment fixing tie tax at F cents
 per pound vas agreed to. 4 motion to
 retain tax Cn checks etc, over hundred
 dollars in amount was rejected. Noor-
 hees moved to strike out the proposed
 reduction ot tax on bank capital, depo-
 sits, stamp tax, etc. Pending the motion,
 a resolution containing the appropria-
 tions or last fiscal year until July 3l, was
 passed. It is rumored at the capital this
 afternoon that the House committee On
 Foreign Affairs had practically decided
 to adopt Kasson's report on the Near
 agua canal favoring the incorporation.
 GALVESTON, Tex, July 20-The Demo
 cratic State Convention nominated John
 Ireland for Governor.
 NEW ORLEANS, July 20.-The city was
 never i'll such perfect condition in sani-
 tary respect, as to-day. and enjoyinl
 such good health. Fevers of all kinds
 are very infrequent this summer. Witt
 reference to indications of yellow fever
 here, the universal opinion of the doct-
 -Ss.i' ' a,aeinaraily asIru with doctors .foInaees
 and Schupper that tine man recently re-
 ported as yellow fever victim, died of ! jaundice.
 | MEMPHIS, July 20.-The report of n case of yellow fever in New Orleans ex- cited alarm here. Memphis is auarap- tined against New Orleans. In all like hhood Ii will establish rigid quarantine against any person, if there are any more developments. The city is in ex- cellent sanitary condition.
 NIcKs3URG, July 20.-Thus far there are no Tears in regard to fever. The weather IS exceedingly pleasant, the thermometer ranging from 70 to SO: nights cooler. The sanitary condition l of the city IS very fair.
 DEADwooD, Dt., July 20.-A violent hal and wind storm visited Bellefourcbe | Big Bottem, Spring Creek and the lower | White Wood valley last night, doing | much damage to the crops. During the I past week nearly half the crops in the Black Hills have been destroyed bv hail.
 PETERSBURG, Va, July 21.-Three children Of Mary Dickens, living in Northampton county, were fatally poi- ssoned some days since. By whom is not known
 ATLANTA, July 21-In the Democratic Convention yesterday Bacon's name was withdrawn and Alexander H. Stepbens was nominated for Governor. The vote stood: Stephens 325, scattering &, not voting g.
 WASHINGTON July 2l-The confer ence report on the river and harbor bil l changes the appropriation for Whining ton barbor from $l25,000 to $lOO.OOu.
 The House Foreign Affairs committee has been considering the Nicaragua canal bill all the week It is understood that the bill IS materially modified, and he Government aid feature eliminated E
 In the Star Route cases arguments are closed and the decision exp~cted to I morrow. Leading Republicans say n. f nore contested election cases will b, 'alled up this session.
 It IS considered that enough Republi Il ans will vote with the Democrats (, , 'eat Robeson's plan for recognizing the iavy.
 NEW YORK, July 22-James F. Walsh, u he murderer of Barbara Groenthoe, wa, 1ecuied in the Raymond street jail. 5rooklyn, yesterday in the presence oi } bout si1 hundred spectators. . ST. LoUIs, July 2.-The Casseva laning mill, owned by a joint stock ompany, burned early yesterday morn T lg. Loss, about Sl00,000; insured. The K ellar and first floor of NJ. M. Buck ! . allway supply house was severely dam y ged by the fire. Loss about S30.OO dI lily covered by insurance. A band oi l' has been arrested by th, ID ollee. The gang are believed to be the \ of spurious coin. Cl PHILADEI PHIA, July 21.-It is feared lat the ship TheObold bound for San ranciscO is lost with all hands. IL de lled December l6th. Fannie, sister oi as arnell the Irish leader, died at Borden wn, yesterday. WASHINGTON, July 22.-Judge Wyhe h IS declded to admit the testimony of '", alsh m the Star Route cases. JERSEY CITY. July PA coal oil ex- ,T; oslon and fire occurred at the Standard 'mpany refinery. One man was killed. l lss S75,0O0 WIS -, lia WASHINGTON, July 22.-The Second I slstant Postmaster General Elmer re. ws rts the Star Route service for the nOd cIic section now in operation is Io-lOO per cent. cheaper than former ntracts. The cost per mile IS 45.39-IOO say r cent. less and saving over two nil r.r n dollars annually. A communica- ons n was received by the committee from os Secretary Blaine requesting permis- wa, n to submit supplementary state sa,. mt on the Chlle-Peruvian correspond -a, e ln response to assertions of Randall NJ. e request was denied. sIo