Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

] 10 CAIRO, Sept. 25.-Among Arabi Pl ?. sha's papers are written offers of cseryl ,e from French. German and Russian of e cers which are all declined. } LANCASTER, Penn, Sept. 25.--Pnvat is adyices say that Dr. Wickersham, Minii y ter to Denmark, has resigned. l. PATTERSON, N. J., Sept. 25.-Rain c falling again, but the river is subsdtlD < rapidly. The loss in the vicinity is be ; yOnd calculation.
 CHICAGO, Sept 25.-Gottengen Fred e erick Woehler, an eminent chemist an' z director of the chemical institute here . IS dead
 . CHICAGO. Sept. 2j.-The war In rate to northwest points between the foIl great roads in the Iowa pool had beer
 sverted as they today signed a passen ger and freight rate agreement. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 25.-Ovsl
 1000 persons were thrown out of em : pluyment by reason ot the fire thi' morning. Ft is not known that anyone
 was killed but one mau. is missing.
 BALTIMORE. Sept. 25-This morning two sneak thieves stole S12,OOO in O.
 lumbia and Greenvllle railway bonds
 from the cashiers room in Baltimore. LONDON, Sept. 25.-Gladstone speak
 ing to q correspondent reiterates the
 declaration that he is unable tointerfere
 with the operations of Mormons Tn Eng
 land as he presumes their converts go
 with them willingly.
 | NEW YORK. Sept. 25.--rwo men were
 killed and several wounded at Cover
 nor's Island this morning by an eIplO-
 sion of one of the guns at Castle Will fliam, while being used in saluting a French man-oi-war which was lying of
 the battery.
 | BUFFALO, Sept. 2j.-James Wall, Jas.
 Conway and Win. Dugan, of this city,
 were drowned toy the upsetting of sail
 boat ten miles oil this point. James
 Stewart, the sole survivor, padded a
 boat to the shore in twelve hours against
 a strong head wlnd.
 PLAISFIELD, \. J., Sept. 25.-Rain Is
 falling heavily again to-day causing ad- ditional damage. A half of million of dollars will not repair damage done ] in counties Unlon, Somerset and Middle ! sex, to say nothing of losses to railroad and canal companies, which are enOr- nous.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 2j.-The Mexi- can Government has ordered the estGb- | hshment of permanent exposition of ! Mexican products m Berlin and similar erpositiOns established in other Euro pean cities and in the United States.
 French influence is actively opposing the reciprocity treaty between Mexico and the United States.
 WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Sept. 2j.-This morning a cave in took place iu the Dodson mine for the Plymouth Coal Company. IL was caused by the explO- sion of fire damp, instantly killing one fire boss, and seriously burning a miner This morning a track of the Lackawanna road settled three feet for several hundred yards caused by the cave. All trains have stopped running.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-Virginia l Y, Curry Es, Mexican 556, Union 655, Eureka IA, Alpha ?, Best 7s5, Point S), Belcher SJ. Utah 3sss, Bullion 70, Saw age, B. Titop 2i 2, Overraan 8, Day 70, California 25, DIablo n, Belle 13, Mono 75, King l3, Bodie I 2, Ophir 1, Nevada 6.
 RAILWAY, \. J., Sept. 25.-The rains were specially severe in thIs city and | Union county. There are g. bridges | crossing Railway river and its branches l within the city limits. Sixteen of these | bridges were destroyed, which will cost | over Sl00,OO0 to rebuild and repair | them. At Monroe the stone bridge, 1 while d crowd was on 1t, one of the | arches gave way and John Wilson, a | prominent citizen, was carried under | the arch. His remains were taken out | this morning.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 25.-Tne Board | of Directors of the Veterans Home met to-day. The report of the committee and expert appointed to investigate the management, found that some loose ness in the method of keeping accounts had been found but thht the association had suffered no loss thereby and steps were taken to prevent further similar errors. Total receipts to date, S;I3, ,g35.02; on hand S30, ,7S945.
 WILCOX, Sept. 25.-Nothing has been heard yet of the party, consisting Of Captain Crawford and Indian scouts, from Fort Thomas who went Tn ursuit Of the stage robbers. The driver reports that the highwaymen were evidently nOvices in the business. They remained all the time behind the rocks and from there demanded the mail sacks, which were handed down under the persuasive influence of couple of shotguns peep ing over the boul.lers.
 United States Marshal Tidball passed through here on the 22d. en route to Fort Thomas, preceded on the 10th by Deputy Evans.
 CAIRO, Sept. 2j.--Arabi Pasha says the best thing the English could do for Egypt would be to send all nOtables and other leading men connected with the rebellion out of the country. If they do not, vengeance surely will be wreaked on them after their departure for the strange manner in which the British treated their prisoners. Arabi says they are great people and that he is hearti- ly sorry he fought them. He asserts that he never thought the English would send large army to assist the Khediye, and so he led n the wnr. He denies that he had any communication with the Sultan during the war.
 NEW YORK, September 26.-Rlchard Boynton * Co, 2}2 Water street and the Rubber Comb and Jewelry Company, B Mercer street, are seriously embarras- sed by the failure Of Follet the note broker.
 WOODSTOCK, Ont, Sept. 26.-An in- quest to-day on the remains of young woman named Allen Windergaton. alias Camp, who died under suspicious CIT cumstances, resulted in the arrest of an old negro dOctress named MunsOn, at whose house the woman died. The | evidence went to show that for some years her house has been the resort of | women seeking unlawful medical aid, | and several deaths have taken place | there.
 NEW YORK, September 26.-The way | tram on the Pennsylvania railroad | which left Newark for Jersey City last l night, was run into at curve just be- l low East Newark station, by the LehiRh | Valley train. Both trains were com | pletely wrecked and the passengers had | great difficulty in getting of the cars. | Some of them were seriously injured.
 NILES, Mich, Sept. 26.-The Demo- crats of the Fourth Congressional dis | trict have nominated Geo. B. Yaple. who | has also the Greenbsek nomination.
 CARLISLE, Pa. Sept. 26.-James H. | Graham, IL. D., for twenty years pre- siding judge of the Ninth Judicial dis | trict, and professor of law m Dickinson | college, died to-day.
 BosToS, Sept. 26.--The boys of the | American Glass Works were striking | for an increase of pay. but returned to | work under threats of the chief of | police who said he would send them to | school.
 WAsHIsGroS, Sept 26.-The title to | land fl60 acres near Tucson) in which | John B. Allen transferred She title be- l fore patent was issued. was this day l decided in his favor by the Land Office 1 Commissioner.
 CovISGToS, Tenn, Sept. 26.-Wily 1 U,1sou and ixzia E aunr, gouglt about l