Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
NO. B..
TELEGRaPHIC FLASHES.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5.-The BOdie
 Bank has voluntarily retired from ousl-
 ness.
 SAN FRAScIsco, Sept .5.-Shver King
 declares a dividend of twenty-five
 cents.
 LOUISVILLE. Sept. 5.-The 10th ses.
 sion of the Louisville Exposition opened
 this evening.
 MADRID, Sept. 5.-OficiaI report from ! Manila states 455 natives and Euro
 peans died there of cholera during the
 last two days.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.--The Bard ot | Aldermen have passed resolutions Of
 sympathy with trades people engaged
 ID to-day's labor parade | DETROIT, Sept. 5-The Marquis 0f Lorne and party left Niagara falls this afternoon for Detroit and will reach ! Chicago tomorrow
 BERLIN, September 5.-PreparatiOns l for the journey ot the Emperor to Mos
 COW have been secretly continued. Ex- plosive substances have again been stolen from the Russian Imperial de- pot: chiefly from Uladimarkas. WHEELING, ". ". September 5.- Hermann Delberngle, aged IS; Joseph l Duff, aged 23, and three others while crossing the river in skif, got on the waves of steamer which sank the
 overloaded boat, and the two parties | named were drowned
 SAS FRaScIsco, September 5.-In the cass of the alleged Chinese merchants who arrived here by the steamer City Cf Rio de JaneirO from Panama, and who were not permitted to land, Judge Field, in the U. ;. Circuit Court, de- cided that merchants coming from cOUu- tries other than China may land with out certificate.
 ALEXANDRIA. September ). MOhoud Fehmey has written a report to the khedive with plans revealing the posi-
 lons and strength of the enemy. \ trans ,atiOn was sent to General WOlseley. From internal evidence 1t IS believed its statements are correct
 NEW YORK. Sept 5.-A great labor demonstration was successful to-day. Fully l5O organizations were represent ed, and there were 20.OOO men in the procession, in three divisions and the me of march was kept up from Broad way to Union Square, where 1t was re- viewed by John SwintOn, Rev. Dr. Mo Glyne, Dr. A. Dorsn, Lewis F. Aost and others.
 PARIS, Sept. 5.-YlctOr Lesseps to-day presented a report to the council of che Suez Company on the negotiations with the English authorities for the preservation of the neutrality of the canal. He said that General Wolseley informed him that the English Govern ment had accepted the responsibility tor damage and obstruction of the canal
 DENVER. Sept 5.-The News special from Silver Cliff. Colorado, says: The Custer County Bank closed its doors to- day. Liabilities, SiO,OUO; assets very small. This bank was owned by Hart zell Bros, and was run in connection with the bank of Sallda, which suspend rd yesterday. There IS great excitement among the depOsitors. The wherea- 'outs of the Hartzell brothers IS un- known.
 ALEXANDRIA,, Sept. 5.-A body of leo marines made a raid to-day upon a village between Alexandria and Meks and arrested all persons unable to gives good account of themselves. Four Bed Ouins caught footing in Ramleh have been sentenced to death. There has been considerable movement in the enc my's camp, apparently OccasiOned by the arrival of endorsements. Some rebel officers from Salihiyeh have arrived at Ismaiha to tender submission. Over S1OUO Arabs are fOrtifying. They have brought their baggage and militia ry stores from Fort Ghemileh.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Sept. 5.-A Reno dis patch says: EnOch Strother was nOmin-. ated for Governor on the Iifth ballot c. c. POwning, of Reno, WAS nominated for Congressman by a vote of e tO 3t over General r. B. ConDOr, of Eureka. J. M. DOrmer was nominated for Sec retary of State and J. F. Halleck for Controller by exclamation. NJ. A Mur- phy, ". II. Davenport and Wm. Board man were placed m nomination for Al torney General. Davenport was nom mated on the second ballot. c. <. Predle, of Reno. was nominated for Sur veyor General; J. c. Harlow, of Carson, State Printer; c. $. Young, of Virginia, of Schools; c. F. Laugh lon, of Carson, Lieutenant Governor.