Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
NO. 16.
New, Items.

The 27th of April was tree-planting day in Ohio.
 Judge Taft has been retained by the
 Ohio hquor sellers to test the constItu-
 tionality of the Pond law.
 A Detroit man has been awarded SIX
 cents damages for being forcibly elected
 from his rooms by his landlady.
 Louisville is willing to pay S1O0,e0e. if necessary, to secure the seat of Gov
 ernment now located at Frankfort.
 The deceased wife's sister bill which allows a man to marry his dead wife's
 sister. has passed both Houses of the
 Dominion Parliament.
 A just1co of the peace at Clinton, Wis.
 sent a man to jail for using obscure | language A writ of ha5eas corpus was
 issued and the man released [ The New York Aldermen have passed
 an ordinance fOrbidding the sale after | October l, 1SS2, of poultry fed n the
 twelve hours before 1t was killed The Railroad Commission bIll has passed the New York Legislature, amended SO that the Board will be elect ed and not appointed by the Governor
 Tree planting is all the rage in Sioux City, Iowa. Not only home lots, but unfenced lots bought for speculation, are being tree planted. The ruling variety is maple.
 Married, at Simsbury, Conn, Joseph R. Toy, aged seveuty-twO, a widower since last September, Co Mary Toy, his daughter-in-la law, aged thirty, a widow since last March.
 Governor Jerome of Michigan has is- sued a proclamation, in compliance with ti-s rc'f'se-t of the State Legislature. ap- pointing Thursday, tfro 37sh os April. to be observed as ArbCr day.
 The Warden of the Washington iaii says that Guiteau has accumulated from the sale Of autographs On a re- cent Saturday he took in S3S.
 The government has fed the Apaches all winter. and those murderOus wretch es are in good fighting trim. This an- nual spring roundup will result in Q goodly number of scalPs.-AlbuqUcrque Journal
 The Gila valley, north of Silver City IS sad to present a saddeuiug, desolate appearance. The Apache Indian raid recently, spread death and destruction far and wide in that isolated portion of New Nexico.-Albuquerque Journal
 Influential Jews in Be lin have letters from Russia, in winch their co-rehgiou- ists declare they will quit the country en masse if the prosecutions continue, but the conference of Jews recently held in St. Petersbergh disapprov5d of a gener- ll emigration.
 The Philadelphia Almshouse is under official investigation. The hOusekeeUer ID descanting on the diet of sick inmates, said that fowl was provided for the hos pital. But further questioning elicited the fact that three chickens were served -o forty patients.
 IRE last feather has been piled on the ,amels back by the appearance Of droves Jf mammoth mosquitoes on the already and oyerburdeued-with- ComstOck. The people of the Lode think t is carry ng the assessment deal a little too far when even their blood is drawn ou.-IS Son Francisco Daily Report.
 Tn the Municipal Court of Lewiston. Me, recently, James Burnham of Greene vas brought ir upon charge of libel against Herbert Blaisdell and Cynthia A. Gray of Greene, b. procuring the publication of their alleged marriage. Such like are frequent, often doing great and severe verdict now and hen, whenever the practical joker can be detected, will do good.
 Finally a Missouri newspaper, the Sedalia Democrat, defends Jesse James outright He was made a murderer hy lnkind circumstances, poor bOyi and would to God he were alive to-day to make righteous butchery of few more if his hunters" The fact that such things can be published m the cOmmun- ty where James lived throws some light Dn the general causes of the case.
 Thomas Harrison, the emotional "boy preacher" has finished a series of re- rival meetings at Cincinnati, lasting over thirteen weeks, which stirred that city IS 1t never was moved before. Crowds were turned away every night from the Methodist church where the rey1valists leld forth; there were between l.1O0 md 1.S0O seekers at the altar, and of hese 400 have beel converted.