Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15


 V men of the revenue marine service wer examined for color blindness. Sixty ty-three of the former and four of tn j. latter were found color blind.
 r CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Monday's Wash Q ington special says that it is said by al
 intimate friend of Minister Sargen
 that they don't like living in Berlin
 Especially is this said to be the cas-
 with Mrs. Sargent. It is said Sargen had friend to sound Secretary Telle with a proposition to trade places. I E will be remembered that Sargent wa ] long talked Of for the Cabinet, and a r one time California politicians claimed
 positively that the Interior portfolio had been offered him. It appears bl 1 talk among the Pacific coast people h, 2 has not given up the idea.
 |. NEW YoRK. October I0.-Amss F l Larned, one of the 306 stslwarts disap
 proving the Beecher sermon advising
 Republicans to Bolt Folger's nomina
 tion wrote that oavinS'
 r pr. Deecner: You made an ass oi ' yourself yesterday" Amos F. Larned. Beecher forthwith replied to this can
 did statement in no less direct words "Dear Sir: The Lord saved you the trouble of making an ass of yourself by making you an ass at the beginning and
 his work stands sure" Henry Ward
 Beecher." The correspondence stopped
 here.
 WoPAcA, Wis, Oct. l0.-A daring mur- ] der and bank robbery occurred here last
 night. Fl. c. Mead, a wealthy banker
 in business here for thirty years, bsche
 Tor of sixty years, slept in the bank
 This morning messenger sent to the
 bank found it locked. Going to the
 back window he discovered the wirt
 screen cut and the window let down tton
 the top and Mead lying in a pool oi
 blood on the floor. His head and fact
 were horribly mangled with I shot. IL
 is supposed the assassins shot hIm from
 the window while he was sitting at a
 table. The safe had not been locked
 and the sssassins carried of several thousand dollars in currency, gold anu
 bonds. No clue to the murderers.
 NEW YORK, Oct. l0-The Times 1 Washington special says the Mormons in the far West are working to defeat l some Congressmen who voted to declare | Cannon's seat vacant. One of the meu selected Is Cassidy, of Nevada. 4 prominent Mormon who is a resident Oi this city says as follws: You can rely on one thing. We vlll beat Cassidy for Congress and thus show that it IS dan
 gerous for outsiders to neddle ID oui matters. It will take considerable mon | ey, but We will spend 1t freely enougl to cover him so thoroughly he will nev | CT be heard of again. The Repub- lican Congressman from California will share the same fate. We must protect | ourselves and to do so We will use tn, same things they have nsed against us Jere Black is confident, our friends say | that he will knock the bottom out Edmund's outrage on us.
 AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. l0.-BynhsrG l Chapman, Baptist minister, stabbet and killed John Turner in a quarrel | Chapman escaped.
 BUFFALO, Oct. 10-Ths officers of the Irish National Land League of Americt have issued circular. It says that the statement having been made that tht Land League no longer existed, call for emphatic protest. With Parnell and his co-laborers at the head it will con tInue till it's mission is completed.
 NEW YORK, October 1O.-The followinl is indirectly from the President him l self: Arthur is not troubled witt BIGGhttsssh IiGGhttsssh .ajSeahs. 9E-Any other kidne, or no real or imaginary sickness affect ing him. He had cold sometime az and his physicians prescribed for that When he left Washington he was troubled with malaria, but not in severe form. His physicians advised him to go inland to get rid of 1t. This was the reason of his trip to the thousand islands. He enjoyed himself very much while there and has come bacl fully recovered in health. Any stories Of the Presidents having a chronic dlseass of any kind are pure falsehoods.
 CLEVELAND, O., Oct H.. The Demo cratic Central Committee claim the State by 35,0O0 majority.
 COLUMBUS. Oct. Il, II a. m.-Returns on Congressmen are meagTe. The best information from both headquarters
 gives the Republicans the Third, Eighth, Fl, venth, Fourteenth, Seventeenth,
 Eighteenth and Nineteenth districts,
 seven in all; the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Tenth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth and Twenty-First are conceded to Dem
 ocrats, leaving the Sixth, Ninth, Twelfth,
 Fifteenth and Twentieth in doubt. The
 Republicans claim they will have Q
 majority of the delegation. Governor
 Foster accounts for the Republican de-
 feat on the ground that they had eight
 or ten candidates agalnst whom a better
 fight was mad. He assigned as another
 reason that the liquor interest went over in a body to the Democratic party. CINCINNATI, October 1.-The Garette
 says the demoralization of the Republi- can party in New York and Pennsyl-
 vania, the part taken ID New York politics by the national government the extravaganza of the last Congress , and the temperance question are responsible for the result. The Gazette
 Columbus special says that at three
 o'clock q 3 precincts out of 1867 shows , net Democratic gain of 24, 4,4S9, indicat
 ing Democratic majority ID the State , of 35,0O0.
 Nrw YORK, October ll.-Specials in dicate that the Democrats have elected . fourteen of the tventy-ons Ohio Con
 gressmen.
 a CINCINNATI, October 1.-The En
 quirer will claim fifteen Congressmen
 It will say that tie victory IS overwhelm
 ing and that it disposes of Foster II politics. The Commercial attributel the disaster to the interference O - Governor Foster and Richard Smitl . whereby the German Republican vot, {; was alienated.
 Nrw YORK, October 1.-The news 1. papers here generally attribute th defeat of the Republicans in Ohio {, ,he defection of the Germans.
 NEW YORK, October 11.-On Four !. teentb street yesterday afternoon whei
 the street was most crowded witl
 shoppers, a dem.nted Frenchman ra through the thoroughfare and with pair of sharp pointed carpenters com
 pass stabbed right and left, the victim d all being wounded seriously and som y perhaps mortslly.
 e EVANSVILLE, Ind, October u.-Thi s morning one hundred men on hOrs, d back surrounded the county jai
 battered in the door, took Redmond tn B. head in with a hammer, dragged hiI is out and drove him of in buggy. st DALuAs, Texas, October l1.-It V reported that SIX persons were killed o '. .he east-bound train of the Texa 9f Pacific dictched st Sveetvater. Th
 train was badly damaged.
 ID WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. lL-Th I. First Virginia District elected Goi n Republican, to Congress by from 8 l. to 500 majority. Same counties in IS ,f gave Handock for President .4S4 mi C. jority. Republican gain probably 200 rs The tariff is the one principal issu D. The Democratic candidate was cut |
 the temperance men. The Democrat q. elected Congressmen in the other thr' "a districts in the State by something lel than their usual Dsiorities.
 le NEW YORK, Oct. lL-At the meetII m of the New York and Brooklyn sssoci he ton of Congregational churches at Psl he Congregational Church. Brooklyn, Be