Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Virginia Democratic State Com
 mittee has resolved not to hold conven
 tiOn for the nomination of q Congress
 man a. large. Massey, the readjuster
 will be supported.
 Mil and lumber yards of B. Nj Holmes at Oyema, Wisconsin, burned
 Loss, Sl5' ',OOO; insurance, S30OO0
 Samuel \. Schneider, wholesal, liquor merchant of Kansas City, a failed. Liabilities, S5O,0 0; assets, $50, : GOO.
 It is said the bouquet which Mrs ! Scoyille endeavored to convey to GuIteaI the day preceding his e1cutiOn has beer ! examined and enough arsenic found 1T It to kill dozen men.
 John L. Ross cotton yarn mill al Oakland, R. L, burned. Loss, sll0OOO insured.
 ! At Lima, Ohio, East < Lewis wer, burned out yesterday morning for tn, fourth time. Loss, SSO,OO0: insurance [ S31, 900.
 The colOred boy, Dick Hancock, was hanged by masked men on Rouuu Prairie, 100 miles from Galveston, Tex The report of Drs HIrtlaud and Sow. CTS, on the examination Of Gmteau's brain will be eady tomorrow l. is uu derstood to differ in material points from Lambs and will find no evidences oi insanity.
 Portland, Oregon despatch says: Heav, fires are reported aJ the town of Colfax Washington Territory. No particulars yet. It Is estimated, the loss will not Tall short of S2J0,O00: heaviest individual loss S35.ooo.
 Among the bill that passed the Senat yesterday. was one increasing the pen sions of the widow Oi Gen. Geo. A Custer to $50 per month. And the House bill granting a pension of S5o per month to tLe daus hter Of r. esidenl Taylor.
 There was great sensation, and the court and c1uus l expressed protOuna surprise, when the grand jury in the stai route case came into court and announc- ed that they had found no indlcmenns and made no presentments.
 A Portland dispatch says SIX busin, ss blocks m Dayton, W. T., were burned ast night, including every. store, hoteI and bank. The loss k estimated ai S3oo, 900. The details are delayed owing to the burning Of the telegraph office.
 There has been appropriated by the sundry civil service bill which passed Uhe House, SJo,Ooo for the construction. maintenance and use of d military tele- graph line on the Indian and Mexican frontiers and in the northwest for the better protection of immigration and the frontier settlements from depreda- lions, especially in Texas, Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, Dakota, Washington, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and Indian Territories.
 The House by vote Of 7S to S3 non- cOncurred in the Senate amendmen. making an appropriation for the pay ment of the expenses attending the sick ness of President Garfield
 4 bill to pay Mrs. Garfield S5O,ooo, less the amountpaid to her late husband. on account of salary, was introduces by Taylor, of Ohio, and by unanimous consent was passed.
 Gen. Sir Garnet Wolsey IS expected at Port Said Sunday, if Arsbi Pasha makes a stand The marines who spik- ed the guns at the forts found some Armstrongs oi the newest patent, some of them disabled. Beneath one of them were seven dead bodies. The marin killed many looters. A crowd with green flag passed down the street m the . Arab quarter shouting. It Is reported | thse six persons have been killed at the | French consulate.