Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Wheat, dull,
 s1 6715Gs1 70.
 Barley, quiet, steady, No. l feed s1721
 No. brewing sl S5G1 90; No. Chev-
 alier S1 70.
 Oats, No. S1 90: No. SI S5.
 Corn. yellow, s1 D.
 Hay, sl2Gs15.
 Bran, Sl7
 Potatoes, new S125GS1 75.
 FoRT THOMAS, June 5.-The rumOr of
 Indian depredations in the vicinity of
 Apache is not yet confirmed. Every
 thing is quiet at the San Carlos sub
 agency and here. Troops from this post are continually scouting. but fail to ind
 any trails or indications of hostiles. If anything important occurs will let you know.
 NEW YORK, June 7,-The Herald's
 Washington specials say: The Crapo bill, extending the charters of National banks, may fail entirely unless the Sen ate Committee reports 1t soon. That committee proposes to add several amendments which will send :he bill to the house, and at this stage of 1he session the delay may cause the failure of the bill. The Senate Committee propose to amend the Crapo bil by ad- ding to it the substance of Mir. Sher- mans Refunding bill and a clause authorizing the issue of gold certificates which are to be a part of the bank re- serve.
 SAN FRANCIsco, June GA Portland dispatch says: The count to noon shows last nights estimates correct The State ticket Is certainly elected. Georges friends claim his reelection by 900 Returns are in sufficient to make an es- innate on the Legislature. There Is no perceptible falling off in the Republican votes and as the last Legislature was the probabilities are strong ly in favor of this Legislature beiI 2 The Democrats claim the Is in doubt and concede Georges election and most of the Re- publican State ticket.
 NEW YORK, June 5.-The Tribune's special says: There Is no truth whatever in thereport that George C. Gorham Is to be appointed Assistant Secretary of the Interior, nor that EI- Senator Paddock IS to be made Con- missioner of Indian affairs.
 NEW YORK, June 5.-The Times | Richmond proposition to remove the body of Jefferson from the old grave | yard at Monticello to the cemetery at | Washington, meets with widespread in- lignation m Virginia.
 PARIS, June 5.-The grand prix de Paris for three-year-old colts and Allies, nile and seven furlougs, was run yester- lay, and won by Bruce, Fenelon second, llhambra third. Keene's Romeo met with an accident yesterday morning and II consequence did not run. Tue winner # the race IS an English horse and was idden by Archer.
 RoNE, June 5.-The Pope on hearing f the death of Garibaldi renamed si- ent while, then raising his eyes to ieaven he said: There has gone an- .ther figure of Revolution; Oh, Godl be nercIful to him." The vatican organ, Ioce q e la Verita, says; "Garibpldi was ne of the most determined, but also the rankest of our adversaries. Not from i'm came the heaviest blows and bitter st troubles. He was DO hypOcrite. May be prayers of his pious mother have the last moments of her sons z tated life"
 CAPRERA, June 5.-General Gari- .aldi's family will obey the iniunctions f his will and the ceremony of crema- ion will be performed by Signor Pran- ina.
 WAsHINGToN, D. C., June 5.-Chief ustice Carter and Judges James and Iozer, constituting the court Tn banc D-day rendered decision upon the last notion filed by Reed in Guiteau's be- alf The Chief Justice delivered the ecision as follows: "In the case of Iuiteau, the Judges who listened to the rgument in that case, have come to the onclusion they have exhausted their overs upon 1t; that they have heard it fully and fairly and that re- would bring no other con- usion than that already arrived at and ! iey declined to reopen case for argu- lent. AUGUSTA, Me, June GA call signed ' influential Republicans to the num- CT of several thousand asking Blaine , be candidate at large for a repre- ,ntative in Congress is published. . laine replies declining, and pleading yenty-three years of public service and eglecied private duties. NEW YORK, June 6.-General Grant : snies the report of his business losses Id bankruptcy and says they are put ] 1t for stock iobbing purposes NEW YORK, June 6.-The Herald's . 'ashington special says: Among the ' ,litical rumors that are circulated this e 'ening Is one that Folger will soon re- % yn and that he IS to be succeeded by on Cameron. who in his turn IS to have ' r his successor in the Senate his father, L-Senator Cameron. June G. Cameron, of Q iseonsin, introduced blll in the Sen e to-day, granting the right of way to e e Arizona Southern F.. R. on strip d land 2OOO feet wide through the Pap | O Indian Reservation in Arlzona- Del ate Oury introduced a similar bill in e House.
 Gereral James Watson Webb of New ,rk is eighty-One years old and smokes {, most necessarily. Thurlow Weed IS O. yhty-four years old and drinks large :. antities of Santa CruZ rum. Peter D .oper is uinty-one years old, lives on a 4 at of oatmeal and uses tobacco in DO [ m and never tastes anything that in-