Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
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| Speclsl to the CfIIzsS.
 TOMBSTONE, Oct 30.-It IS announced
 to-day that P. ". smith .S c., Of this city, have made an assignment. The as-
 signment prefers Arizona creditors.
 The chief creditor Is the Cochise
 county bank which holds mortgage On all their real estate and is amply secured for ali adyancrs. It is generally
 believed shat wi;n proper management
 there vii. be sufficient assets to pay al
 liabilities in full and leave a handsome
 surplus
 PORrLsND, Or, Oct. }J.-Ie esterday af- , ternouu tLe body of man in an ad- vanced stage of decomposition was found n the willows on Swan Island, two nIies below the city. There was clotted blood about the temples and the indications of murder. The body vas urOusLt 10 the mo-e ue and au inquest IS Co be h,aid- Johh Leihy, cook Of ths Nortb- House, has been missing for eleven days aud it was reported to-day to the police.
 TOMBSTONE, 4. T., Oct. 20-P. ". Smith & Co, who have long been be- ilsyed to be tine most substantial mer- chants Ill Southern Arizona, made an assignment to Lionel M. Jacobs to-day for the benefit of their creditors. Lia- hilitles. Sll2,000; assets reported, $1l0,- 000 The assignment effects no other firm m this vicinity.
 HERMosILLo. Oct. 30.-The revolution in Sonora Is at an end. Governor Or tiz with his Cabinet arrived here to-day from Guaymas, and immediately upon his arrival disbaBded all his troops and militia.
 General Reyes has taken command of all the troops, and with the combined forces will wage an aggressive warfare against the hostile Apacbes Tn the northern section of the State. The set tlemeut of the great trouble IS received with great enthusiasm.
 SAN FRAxcIsCo, October 31.-Last evening while John P. Irish, the priu- cipal owner of the Oakland Times was addressing a meeting in Alameda, d printer uamed Sullivan drew a knife and attempted to stab the speaker. He was prevented by several persons and severely beaten. He was then given into custody of vfiicers and locked up. SallivaI's anger k claimed to have been caused ty Mr. Irish employ ing m his newspaper office rats and not unlon printers.
 SsLT LAKE, Utah, October 3l.-The decision in the mandamUs case 10 com pei th Mormon Territorial auditor and sheriff of ; llt Lake county to turn over their offices and books tO Arthur Pratt and Dr. DOuglas appOinteCs 0f Governor Murray under the Hear amendment to Edmuuds' law was rendered this mOrn- ing by Judge Hunter whO denied the writ on mere technical Ounds. The decision las created great indignation among the gentiles, many of whom declare thst Hunter has been brlbed by the Mormon church. The law k plain one passed by Congress to oust Mor- mon officers Special ts the CITIZEN.
 PREsCOTT, Nov. L. One of the grandest ratification meetings ever held m Arizona was held at this place last night iu honor ot Judge Porter There were cannon salutes, music, etc. gt the commencement. Speeches were made by Judge Porter, Hon. T. J. Butler, Judge Vandever and Hon. Geo. F. Brown. Northern Arizona will 20 al- most solid for Porter and Davis. Let Republicans south do their duty and trust to the north giving him a rousinE majority