Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
News Items.

ticket is elected. All precincts but one heard from, which cannot change the result.
 News Items.
 The Prince of Wales has consented to act ss chairman of the LOngfellou Memorial Committee.
 It rumored that William A. Leasett, proprietor of the hard-glsss works ID Philadelphia, has failed for S7OO,OOO.
 All the prisoners in Prince George county jail. Virginia escaped Monday by burning the lock from the door.
 The French steamship Rouen, from Harve to New York, with 3OO pas sengers, put into Falmouth with a cylinder broke.
 The Me1icaa Government has re- csived a report that the Governor and Secretary of the State of rabasco have been murdered.
 A London dispatch says the mission of Moody and Sankey at Cambridge has been suspended, on account of the Ill., uess of Moody.
 The King of Cores bss concluded q treaty of commerce with England upon the same basis as the present COresn- American treaty.
 The Mexican Derby was won, last Sunday, by the French horse Caricole; the American horse MaretZek, owned by the German minister, second.
 Captain Hopkins of the navy, who iE to be tired by court-mzrtlal for desert ing his post at the Pensacola Navy Yard, has arrived in Washington.
 A report has reached Copenhagen that the Danish Artlc Exploring EI- pedition met with s serious disaster by
 he wrecking of their steamer Dymphra on the Siber1sn coast.
 Russia and the Porte are unable to agree on the time to commence pay ment of the indemnity. The Porte -laims 1t ought to begin in Murch, and
 The Clyde ship joiners, who have been ou strike, met Monday and listened t' the reading of letter from Sir Don- ald Currie. The meeting passed reso- iutlons of confidence ID CurrIe.
 The Paris papers are much irritsted at the present state of Egyptian affairs, and earnestly urge the Government to carefully guard the interests of France against the rapacity of the British.
 Henry Clay, a grandson of the great commoner, delivered lecture in Louis He, on his experience and obssrva- tions in high latItudes, as 6 member of tho Howgate Arctic Expedition.
 A mail train on the road from Bou- lOgne to Paris came ID collision with s freight train Monday afternoon. Many passengers were injured, the Countess of Somers seriously. No one vas killed.
 A London dispatch says Anthony Trollope's illness IS not anything in the
 sture of fit; It IS paralysis of the head. Monday morning he was slightly
 etter, and hopes are entertained of lis complete recovery.
 Twenty-tvo Ostriches, ten males and twelve females, were taken to the Cen rsl Park, New York, Sunday. by Dr. Pro:he, who will keep them there until he has selected suitable place for an -trich farm m America.
 T Ie puddlerE at the Terre Haute Iron and Nail Works went on a strike Mon day tor S6 per ton. The other depart ments are running. All th. men Tn the Greencastle Nail Works struck Monday morning. The works are closed.
 The rumor If POstmaster-General Hore's intention to resigns again re- vivei. Persons claiming to know say the resignation of his son Frank as Chief Clerk of the Department is evi- ience that the resignation of the old gentleman will follow.
 The supervising architect of the Irish ram, 1t IS reported, received a fee of ! B, 300 from the Irish Skirmisbing Fund. l
 A specIal collection Iu the Catholic ] ,hurches of New York, which was taken 1 ID on the 29th of October, nsttsd about | Sl7QO0.
 The Brush Company has offered to fight the streets of Rochester, x. r., at he price of 45 cents per night for each amp.
 At Louisville, Ky, granite paVements nave been introduced, much to the satis- action of the citizens in general and of he merchants in particular.
 The President of the Manh sttau Tem- )eTance Association recently announced subscription of $50 from Richard K. Fox, as "a gift from the devil direct"
 The safe of the County Treasurer of Hampton county, $. C., was broken into m the night of October 25th and robbed f about $l2,0O0 in cash, with a large of bonds and other valuable 'spers, and the robbers left no clue be ind them.
 The organ grinders of New York have cen reaping . rich harvest by persecut- ng families afflicted with sickness with heir insuferable music, and refusing 0 move of unless bribed. Hon. Bradley F. Granger, a Member I Congress from the Second District of iiehigsn from 1860 to 1862, sisd at Ann .rbOr Saturday night. The removal of William G. Morris, nstoms Collector at Sitka, is said to e determined on. Morris IS charged nth smuggling liquor for distribution mong the natives. An earthquake shock was experienced , Laramie City at 6;30 Wednesday eve ing. and was felt plainly along the line the UnIop Pacific Railway as far west } Evanston. The fact that Wells, Fargo t Co. has ! cen able to successfully maintain a , 0stsl rate on matter higher than the ' 'gulsr charge will be used by the Post as an argument ID Op- V Dsition to 8 reduction of the three T mt rate by Congress. L There were 14,672 cars of live stock V 'csived at the stock yards Of Chicago lring the month of October, or l75, ,549 -ad of cattle. 339,36l hogs, 64,96 h leep, 3.297 calves and I.046 horses. u here was about 10000 head more g title than was ever before received in I le month, and 24,0O4 more than were i oeived in October, 1881. In the q rivals of hogs last month there was a O Hing of of l30,l49 as compared with u C corresponding period Last year, fl llle Tn sheep there was a gain of o' .3SS head. n