Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
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l m AbHINGTON, OcL lS.-DQrlnR An h.
 tervieu with Jay \. Hubbell, he said
 Did you see Rn article in morning
 paper relating to the employees of the
 bureau of engraving and printing who
 had not contributed money to the cam.
 paign fund should be compelled to dc 50 by having money withheld from their
 salaries? That statement is absolutely
 false. Has anybody ever been dismiss
 ed for not paying? have been con- nected with the Republican Congress sIonal Committee for eight years and I say a threat of that kind has never been made and nobody ever been dismissed for that reason. Why do they talk this way? This year not half of the employ ees of the Government have paid. Are we going to turn out the rest of thsm ?''
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.--J. A. Hubbell says that the Democrats so far have gained five COngressmen. The Repub- hoEns lost in Ohio because they were either too far or not far enough on the temperance question. Either extreme was better than the middle clause. He thinks New York will gain one Republi- can Congressman, Pennsylvania holds her own. There arc 79 doubtful dis tricts in the whole country. I claim forty-sII of these making a majority in next House of seventeen.
 WASHINGTON, Oct Is-Whittaker publishes 6 card in to-day's Charleston News and Courier ming squsrely out for the Democratic party of the South and Virginia colored men no longer to he driven by the party lash and vote against their own interests. The Radical rule has been one of plunder and has brought to the South all of its ills. The l fight against bOssism in the North is the foreshadOving of what is sure to come.
 BOSTON, Oct. l9-Jay A. Hnbbell re- gently visited Boston, but failed to per suRde Collector Worthington to per init the assessments of clerks in the Custom House. Hubbell informed President Arthur Rt the hotel but re- ceiyed no encouragement.
 PHILADRLPHIL. Got. 19-Frank Queen proprietor of the New York Clipper died this afternoon of paralysis of the brain. He was siIty-thrss years of sge
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The train con- veying ths remains of Mss Fanny Par nell WAS received last night by large crowd. The straets in ths neighborhood of the depot and along the route of the procession was thronged. A detstch- mont of the 18th regiment formed the guard of honor around the hearss on its way to the Grand Central depot where a special train was waiting to convey the remains to Boston.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The Suns Chi csgo special says that Bonanra Meckey and party from California passed through the city yesterday accompanied by Col. M. G. Gillette, who joined the party at Lake Valley, New Mexico, for the purpose of escorting them through the cowboy infected region between Lake Valley and the Santa Fs railroad. The cowboys have established a system of brigRndage to kidnap wealthy men and hold them to ransom. Col. Gillette, getting wind of the fact that reward had been offered for the capture of Msckey by the Captain of the cowboys, volun- teered the services of himself and strong party to escort the BonanIa King and his friends tO the railroad. AL though no effort WAS made to capture the millionaire, a number of small bands Of outlaws were encountered and Mac key expresses himself as satisfied that nothing but the presence of his escort prevented them from holding him up.
 NEw YORK. Oct. 19.-R. V. Storrs < | O., manufacturers of voolsns at Ded- ham, Mass, failed yesterday. Lisbili- ties, sA30,OOD; nominal asssts, S225,0OO. |
 It IS alleged that up to within Q few days the creditors of the concern have | lad hr .k. A.. | its resources. Some months ago 1t is assets over liabilities and Wn. Slater IS endorsed to large amount of the concerns paper and as 1t was believed he owned large real estate his endorse msnt vsgenernlly accepted. Investigs- tioh however discloses that he does not own larre amount Of property and some resent transfers have been made which have questionable appearance.
 CHICAGO, October I8.-A Washington special says the disclosures of the las. few days have made some things in the Star Route matter clear. While there has been shown much bad on the part of the prosecu- ton II hss also shown that the Attor- ney General is very much in earnest and II the President does not interfere the Star Route cases will be prosecuted to 8 successful termination, provided sn honest jury can be found in the dis trict.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. l9-A de- spStch to the News announces the death of John D. De Frees, late public printer. at Berkley Springh Pa, this 
 MILWAUKEE, Oct. le.-The Annual Convention Of the National Liquor Deal ers snd Manufacturers Association vaa held here to-day. All the States were