Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

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 daily receiving assurances C [ strong suH-
 port.
 Saunders, Chairman of the Sehath
 Committee on Territories. has decided
 to report a separate bill for the division
 of Dakota and keep that measure apart
 from the question of admitting the southern portion of the Territory into the Union.
 Guitsau Case. l WASHINGTON. February 2-It is like 1 ly Judge Cox will include in Guiteau's l death sentence the disposition of body l as the law permits him to do.
 No progress made in the Star ionte case to-day.
 WASHINGTON, February 2-John w.. Guiteau in a card to the public disavows all knowledge Of proposed exhibit; 1n Of his brothers body, and says whether his brother dies by legal process orin insane asylum his body will be disposed of in a manner that will not offend public de- cency.
 Secretary Corkhill refuses to submit to intervew on subject of the disposal of Guiteaus body, but lawyers say the government will have authority over it.
 Anti Polygamy.
 NEW YORK, February "A GraHhic's Washington special says the sub-Com- mittee of the Judiciary Committee, 60 which was referred Shallenbergers bill on MoFmOnism. IS ready to report to the whole Committee recommending the passage of the measure with some amendments.l The bill provided orig finally simply that no polygamist should { hold any office of trust or profit under the government The amendments made include Delegates in Congress and an ironclad oath is pre- scribed which he must take before he ( shall draw any pay and wherein he swears that be is not and never has been 6 a bigamist nor polygamist. It provides that he shall be subject to investigation by quo warranto before the Cnited ( States Court in the Territory, and that 8 his wives or alleged wives shall be com I petent witnesses against him. Culver ' son, a Democrat on the Sub Committee, mites with the Republicans in the re- port and it is believed that the bill will ', lass.
 'Rah for Reform. ALBANY, \. r., February 2.-Tam- c many voted with other Democrats in a Assembly and elected C. F. Patterson O peaker. il
 Minister to Mexico. b CHIcAGo, February 2-Ex-Gov. Pitken 2, B likely to be appointed Minister to Iexico, as many Congressmen have nited with Grant, Conkling, Tom Mur- st hy and Senator Jones of Nevada, who d re known to be in close accord with the ' administration, in a written recommend - tion of his appointment. R
 Arctic News
 NEW YORK, February 3.-The Herald able from Paris, February 2d, says the = blowing important dispatch was re- eiyed this morning from Lieutenant at Irkutsk:. Our three boats f, fit Seminowsky Island the morning of B, eptember lst, bo1nd for Barmenat. BSS nety-fve miles distant. We got clear = ice at noon. There was then heavy Ca lle from the northeast and the boats r2i spersed. During the night the Cap Es in's boat, which was loaded deeply. CT st her masts and sails. We made land GII ! the evening of the l7th in shallow =ay lter. The boat was abandoned two - lies from the beach and our party wad- and reached the deserted village of gapp. We saved the log books and r oceeded south September 18th. Lieu- ! nant Delogs lost record which we have u md read as follows: Saturday. Octo- r lst, 1881. Fourteen of the officers q men oi the Jeannette reached the Ss It September 2Sth, and having been sy reed to wait for the river to freeze over Q proceeding to cross to the st side this morning on their Irney to reach some settlement II Lena river. I have two days provi- [ ms, but having been fortunate enough Ciu Is far to get game in our pressing pos eds, We have no fear for failure. Our x rty are all well except Erickson, whose iro ,s were amputated in consequence Of I. st bites. Other records found in sev- Il huts on the East side Of the river Ei ng which We have come from the .th. Signed Geo. ". Delong. Three Ter records have been found. Brick died October 2L Party were in at distress for wanr Of food. Neros Neidemann were sent ahead for re- TT October 9. They marched south ff- n days and were found in starving Sc .ditiou October 2l, by three natives Q took them to the settlement. They A ld not make themselves undestaod. 'n'r
 Chicago Custom House. 'mcAGo, February 2.-Ahour a dozen ployes of the custom house mostly io and Iowa men were dischared by Mn new collector to-day. It is pretty iii ' IF that the fight is many sided; that President is attempting to punish ~ 'rman for old scores by turning ont Ut friends here that Arthur IS laying nI as for reelection; that Logan is being V V orod on but little consulted on changes daia Collector Spaulding is combininy e--- forces to get the Senatorship and D Arthur as against Logan.
 Mormon Converts.
 ALIAS, Tex. February 3.-Two Mor- l's missionaries passed through for
 Lake with six men and seventeen ncu picked up in Duyal Oak and hive Counties. < missionary said G e vas such false prejudice against Mormon faith, they have to work .tly.
 Ant--Folygamy Movement. ocHEsrEE, New York, February B. meeting called to condemn Mormon was fully attended Resolutions con- ing polygamy were adopted.
 Polygamy 4 . Louis, February 2.-An,i-Polygamy {.