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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

The gentlemen who recently surveyed the barrel Of Budweiser at the old Salero, decided to return home from C.labasas
 by the incoming Sonora stage, and as the stage would go by early in tho
 morning they concluded to camp by the wayside and hail the stage as it passed. Towards daylight it was heard coming along and the sudden rumble of it's wheels. aroused the sleepers who fear ful of being left sprang to their feet with shout and with extended arms and many gesticulation5 demanded that the stage be stopped The be- wildered driver for a moment hesitated and might probably have been induced to stop had he not caught sight Of Maish who in his night garments with extended arms looked like a visitor from the other side. With an exclamation or fear the driver piled hls whip and as the stage vanished in the darkness he was heard to ezclalm. 'CaIambus, carambus que es eso, que es eso.7 The surveyors felt towards one another for q few mInut and ther many sentences remarkable for their curious eonstruc- tion and pointed meanings were heard following each other ID rapid succession over the hills, but in the m Cantime the stage driver was far away and evidently congratulating himself on ms narrow escape from the devil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
DEATH OF WILLIAM MANNING LOVE,

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia private telegram
received here to-day saying that Representative '"
NJ Love- OF Alabama died az Huntsville, this morning
General Pelham, formerly Congressman from ALABAMA
and lawyer here said tonight that HIS private adj
vices that Colonel Lowe 10 have fought duel
yesterday with his Congressional opponent, General
Wheeler, and that all the Alabama people here who arc
familiar with the circumstances greatly fear that MI
Lowe fell In duel at the hands OF General Wheeler
Many dispatches of inquiry have been sent 10 Alabama.
but direct 10 the OF death and whether
II resulted from O duel has been in every instance
evaded
Ldter.-George Turner, secretary OF the Alabama Re-
publican Committee, has teegraphed to the Republican
National Committee that MI. loves death was from
natural causes He says that the general sentiments
in favor OF nominating ID. ID. Shelby Mt loves sucs
cessOr and he asks much aid possible for the dis
trtct II said here that before leaving Washington
Mr. Lowe intrusted friends here what is described as
sort Of political WILL be opened in the event OF his
sudden death and that in this Will expressed strong
desire that Paul L. jones' prominent Greenbacker OF
Alabama, should succeed him in Congress.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct IA dispatch to The DoHy
Age from Huntsville says: "Mr. loves health had
been bad for some months On Saturday last he re-
turned home from trip the western part OF the as
trct much weakened The immediate cause OF death
suffering induced by construction Of the bronchial
tubes, which had for some time been affected"
william Manning Lowe was born at Huntsville, Ala,
and was educated the Universities OF Virginia and
Tennessee. He lawyer by profession. He served
in the Confederate Army private captain and leu
tenant-colOnel He was Solicitor OF the With Alabama
District from 1865 10 1883 and in 1870 he was member
OF tie Legislature. He was elected TO the ALyih
Congress a Greenback Democrat 5y 2O44 majority
He candidate for reelection In 1851 Dut tne GER
tifcate given to his opponent, VINO was uhseateo
last June after a contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

a Foyer and Carpenter banner was put up
across Pleuepontst Brooklyn, yesterday in front of
the headquarters Of the Republican Campaign Commit
tee
The lid Assembly District Republican AssO-
citation met last evening at No. 466 Pearl-st., and
unanimously adopted resolutions approving the plat
form aud nominees OF the Republican state Convention
and the Constitutional amendment IN favor OF free
canals.
A meeting of the Independent Labor party
was held last evening Clarendon Hall Conference
Committee for the purpose of making up the county
ticket appointed consisting Of one delegate from
each district represented at the meeting The meeting
adjourned next Thursday night, when the Confer
Committee will bring III a report.
The XIth Assembly District Republican AS
ISOLATION held u meeting at No 10Y West Thrty-iourh-
st. evening. After routine business the meet
ing resolved itself into caucus, and delegates
nominated to the County Convention, the With and
XIh Congressional District and the Assembly District
Conventions The primaries to elect the delegates VIII
be held tonight Colonel George Bliss presided ut the
caucus.
A county convention of the German-Ameri-
can independent Citizens Association held last
evening at No 22O East Flfteenth-st Edward GrOsser
was appointed chairman committee on resolutions
and permanent organization was appointed consist
ing delegate from each district communication
from the AnilOnOpOy League asking tor cooperation
in nominating electing honest capable and faith
ful 10 the state auu city Onces was reau anu ap
proved by the meeting
A meeting Of the Executive Committee of
the Cleveland Independent Republican Campaign Asso-
citation was held the Westminster Hotel last evening
Reports read from the various district clubs snow
ing membership OF 109S obtained since the organlza-
ton of the club last Tuesday evening 1t was resolved
that the object of the association should be the promo
ton OF the election OF honest capable men to public
Office and the overthrow Of the system Of Dosssm and
die a ion now 50 prevalent" IL also Resolved 10
support entire Democratic state ticket and to select
tor ticket the best men, irrespective or party
The Twelfth Ward Republican Association
of the XIXth Assembly District held It's regular weekly
meeting last night at ArnOlds Hall, at One-hundred-
audtenth-st. and the Boulevard. Resolutions were
adopted condemnng the aggIandlzing spirit of the
Twenty-second Ward in appointing the three delegates
TO the state Convention, and thus depvHg the Twelfth
Ward of Just representation. The saratoga candidates
ana d atfoTm ratified, the members pedSing them
selves 10 sustain tho whole ticket. Deeg tes to the
County Convention, Kiln and Atl Congressional Dis
ric Conventions and tue Assembly DISTRICT Convention
were nominated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
SIX CENTS DAMAGES AWARDED.

The trial of the action recently begun by
loci Parker White and Frederick A. Stokes against the
Manhattan Railway Company TO recover damages for
the companys refusal to carry certain freight offered for
TRANSPORTATION by them continued yesterday before
Justice Kelly and jury in the sixth Judicial District
Court Roger Foster moved to reopen the plaintiffs
cae which had rested the last preceding day Of
the trial Judge Kelly granted the notion but excluded
on the ground that offered too late the testimony
of George Fowler, the manager OF the Manhattan Rail
way Express Company The plaintiffs wanted to show by
this witness thac the Manhattan Railway Company
matter of fact actually did carry freight of all kinds for
the express company Justice Kelly, however allowed
te paintifs to put in evidence agreement entered
into between the Manhattan Railway Company and the
Manhattan News Company according TO which the rail-
woy company contracted to allow the agents OF the
news company to at all times upon its stations and
70 ride In It's cars without charge and also to carry all
soh packages belonging to the company ~ should
be accompanied by its agents. provided only that the
comfort and convenience OF passengers should not be
interfered with
Mr. Deyo on the part OF the Railway company then
moved to dismiss the complaint on the Your fol-
lowing grounds: ~ That the regulation OF the
railway company to receive or carry HeisnV
unless accompanied by person to take charge OF II,
WAS proper and reasonable one 2 that the tender OF
freight nv the plaintiffs mad nor been properly made; 80
thai the pantlus mud failed 10 show hat they mad sur
fercd any sc.u damage from the deiends Iitusa 10
that tho Court had Jurisdiction to give punitive dam
ayes Justice Kelly denied the motion TO dismiss the
comp aint. Mr. DeyO, In his argument To the Jury,
seemed To admit the obligation OF the Manhattan Rail
way Company to carry freight.
Justice Kelly-Do You adult the obligation OF the CON-
pany TO carry freight
Mi Deyo-I do not admit anything, but do not deny
the obligation. $500 .
Justice Kelly, in oharGing the jury said that tho rail-
way company bound by the charter or the GllDert
Company, 10 whose rights " had succeeded 20 carry
freight But the jury SHOULD find that IL would 0e im
possible for the company TO carry freight without en-
safe % III
unreasonable TO expect the company carry reght tney
should nd for the company lie palhtlns hau proHeu
no actual danu es sustained by them, but tho jury
thought the company mad acted mahconsly IN re-
fusiug receive and transport the planun' reikn,
then they might give punitive damages to the plaintiffs
otherwise their verdict should be for nominal damages
only. The jury gave u verdict for cents aanhseS
against the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
MUSIC AND THE DRAM4.
.wpENcr BARRETT AS RICHELIEU.

LAWRENCE bA1thEii 40 hiNhi'hii1O'
An asSemblage that crowded the Grand
rra House to its very walls Mr. Barrett last night
A RieAelieu and saw performance fraught Win
hoBty OF spirit splendor OF intellectual fire, and rich
ana cloving eiOduence,-such moved It's emotions 10
,,u,r nal and remarkable expression. The actor was
e.d after each act and at certain special points ne
mad two or three successive recalls II Is certain tat ne
snsde an exceptional effort and put forth his powers
with exceptional feeling The treatment OF the humor
ons traits was noted for effective felicity, and an
,mpress1ve emphasis was laid upon oil those points
sneh as the betrothal Of Jtie and De Hduprdt-wmen
exeraplify the Cardinals wonderful tenderness Vi
hart and exaltation OF clearseeing, kindly charaoe
intellect The general line of treatment was that
prisnaliy adopted by Edwin Booth but many
eyIatons from this marked Mr. Barretps Independent
habits OF thought. His shading Of the text had
minute and perfect decacy and his restoraions OF the
language fortunate effect The performance has grown
I'm Ineowness and in the tendency TO drift, but ths
transition has not yet been made complete. Tbere
remain traces OF an artificial and elaborate man
ner and the mechanism Of the second anu '
meta is less finished than that OF acI n's'
which last night was marvellous for beauty Vi "et
and sus; aimed vigor of execution. The character mas
never before been dressed by aoor SO sunptuosV
sDd with snch absolute and minute correctness as ny
Mt Barrett The dresses are all new anu ro ,e I,1
rpbss of a cardinal OF the Chlrcn OF Rome MI e
Jsmes acted in manly and brilliant style as ne Aau
.o,.,f aud o three times called Dack b"c
SINE The general representation was even ana com
me- ent and many little fellcies OF costume ana pIPer
fies added to the charming Illusion OF she neee T. a
r. drntrd whether he played the part so wen us
mon this occasion He can scarcely ever nave nau ~
sniepdd reception from his public I0nlght nc uo1'
SgiocE and Dard GaIrick tomorrow, IOrtek ana Hch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
POLITICS IN THE CITY,

MOVEMENTS AND COUNTER MOVEMENTS.
HOW THE PLAN 20 NOMINATE A CITIZENS CAN
pIDATE FOR MAYOR IS REGARDED-THE DEM
ocRATIo CONFERENCE COMMITTEES AND WHAT
THEY ARE LIKELY To Do-ACTION OF The
COUNTY DEMoCRACY-DR. CROSBY REPUDlAiEs
THE STATE TICKET.
The citizens movement which was organized
on Wednesday has attracted a good deal OF at
tention on the part of politicians and business
men. Allan Campbelrs chances of success for
Mayor on the citizens ticket are considered
good. The County Democracy County Conven
ton yesterday appointed a conference commit
tee. The three Democratic committees OF con-
ference will meet to-day. Much doubt If ex-
pressed as to their ability to agree upon ticket
Dr. Crosby has written q letter strongly ae,
nouncing the fraud and forgery prncticed at
Saratoga. Howard Carroll spoke last nignV III
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
THE DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.

Fx-AIderman Nicholas HaughtOn and w. j.
A. Mc(iIath of the Irving Hall Conference Committee
attended a meeting OF the Tammany Hall Committee
last evening It had at first been proposed TO hod inc
Joint conference between the three organizations tOay
al o'clock in the Park Avenue Hotel and committee
OF one from eaoh organization had been appointed W
make such an arrangement. This, however Wouiu
not suit Irving Hall, as at O'CLOCK To-Day
their conference committee held special session 10
perfsc such plans as tley intend to submit TO the JONI
conference. In consequence or TINS slh eIhcnt
Iammany Immediately appointed T. D Duny 1tn t, w.
KIRK aud James j. Martin AS u cOhimlleo 70
aacerain what the views of the County Democracy t
live TO a change In the hour were ~ Was III
tb.t the county organization willing to chang tne
time and o'clock I'm the evening was named Inc JOINT
meeting will then be held IN tn Park Avenue iioloL
The County Democracy Conference CohlnI'egi a ia
after the adjournment OF the cOnNcntioI u1 III a.
Police Justice Power chairman ana IL :. De"' tbe
secretary The committee then agreed 10 meet az VIZ
PARK Avenue Hotel. At o'clock thls alteInoo -
even NJ the committee met at rhe New-Amstetuu,ui
Club at No. 1877 Broadway. aud had snorId
cussiOn OF the question of what e@1dluatos 1rvtna
present nj the conference with the lhinlanJ ~
Hall committees 1t was bgfeeu W - 'o0 90
the namcs of the following gentieemen III, 80
portLon OF their list OF candidates Tor the Nm
alIan oomobeil George W. Lane Franklin Edison, VIZ.
lam q Whitney and Robert b. Roosevelt Inc IMo ia..oa
were nrcsrnted as members OF the County DeootHVJ
AZ IL was understood mat eaon VI tho
10 would present the names vi wv VI
tLeir members The other thIto sIIHH'ttonoao,, IL
re,ardrd a. enosen for the Independent DeloolaVy
Was agreed 10 insist upon having the DOMINATION VI
Conuty CLERK for the County Democracy lns coiI b
toe "a Ia meat again to-day at O'Clock ~ Tue Inh
Avenue Hotel TO make urther prepaIhtons loI tiI
ference with the two other organizations 'nio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
VIOLENCE THREATENED BY STRIKERS.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 1.-THE strike on the
Northern Pacific Railroad assumed serious phase yes
terday After the board had been hxed the old
price the men demanded so 80 day. instead Of 81 as
heretofore This was refused by Mr. Hallet the super
lnSendent Of construction All the Cinnamon were then
driven from work Mr.. Haet, 1t is understood, tele-
gaphed TO Missoua troops, but IT cannot be learned
whether or not the commanding officer furnished any
Tins morning the OF the mob threatened TO
hang Mr. aailet Engineer Thielson, with the paymas
ter started 10 the front this morning with large sum
Of money and sn escort twenty-five soldiers Willie
the engaged on the construction rule are Wen
disposed, there probably 200 exeonvics and many
fugityes justice the crowd, well as pand Oh
Qesperete AnG there good ground Ior
BEARING the commission Of acts VI Violence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
BRIBERY AND FRAUD DENOUNCED.
SINGING WORDS FROM THE REV. DIR. CROSBY-A
GREAT MORAL CRISIS TO BE MET.


The Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby has sent let
fer to the Anti Monopoly paper called Justice, III which
he expresses the following sentiments:
If we are true In desire TO overthrow monOp
oies and the tyranny Oh Weaa'h %hiGn are tne
10 fear, | cannot now We can avoid yOt-
ue against the candidates however eXcelenC
I'm personal character) VINO have been nominated
by these evil powers. am Republican, ana have al
Republican party represented political wisdom and
virtue Us against denagOgism and anarchy. But II
tbe the Republican party ls to be seized by
selfish class interest, its wisdom and virtue are gone
party purity Is TO vote down the nominees OF sne
conspiratOrs But this Say s0meJ "l give the state TO
fhe democrats Very well! Let the Democrats have
contrOl I'll trust Honest DEMOCRATIC party, rather
than dishonest Republican party. We know what the
Denocrutc party is and Will De on our guard; but
Republican party that processes hgh morally while
promo, ing rascaty viii only deceive:
The election Of the present republican state ticket
vould be the Endorsement Of bnOery frlud and the
t,rappv ~ the money power. No consideration what
over can usiy this Fortunately the Democratic party
hve Given "a candidates of the very highest character
whom we all respect ana support without any
IuT fine miserable dirty wrepuers, VIII be defeated,
and a blow Will be given TO NOnopOV, Greed Irckefy
A. Co under which they will stagger to heir holes.
The Whole question which the voters at the coming
election have to meet may De ~ p
shall we have money lords to rule us g. or speelncay,
" shall we condemn Governor COrneI iOr VelOlnS me
Elevated Railroad Tax bill T. Inc aye 10 the IatIer
means FAYE" TO the former -, -, -,,.,- -,
I make No apology for meddllng Win ponies. am
an American q citizen and native or New YORK. l
never sold my blrthrlgnL Nhcn great HloIdI ctlse1
orso will not hesitate 10 speak az l0ndly as can Tor
rhc truih With mere local or personal politics nave
nothing 10 do add these last WORDS IOf inc DcntH Ul
those who suppose cergymcn are either women or chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
OPPOSED TO 1" BOSSES

A largely attended and enthusiastic meeting
q, citizens, rrespecve OF party, was held In BernetS
Han Nos n and 70 EsseXst last night under the aus
pieces Of the Alfred scckler Association OF tao Ivn
Judicial District comprising the With KIN ahd Atn
Assembly Districts The association has Tor ilS OBJECTS
the overthrow of the bosses OF inc ui7',o' anu 20
designed to hold meetings In every Assembly
ho 9ra,,o, Distr,ct 70 accomplish that end. Martin
tnool nresided series Of resolutions were adopted,
dsnouncins bosssm,D declaring for single heads OF
departments the establishment Of homo rule as IL now
existsin Brooklyn, and the freedom OF the canals
committee of lOO with Martin Engel as chairman was
,ponted 10 nominate independent candidates foT local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
DIED.

RROC KEITH Orange n j.. october II, Mrs Sarah 3,
widow Of the Rev Perpont Brockett aged - Years
Funeral residence OF her SON Mr. T. j. bOcAetI Fts
pect.st at 800 D. m Friday, October H.
CLFVELAND-October H. 1882 infant son OF Annie Wad
and DIR. Clement Cleveland.
CIIYER-Suddenly Wednesday, october H. 1857 az her
late residence No. l42 East 30thst Hannah e. eldcst
daughter of James aud Maria L. k0ek~en ana WIG Oh
Charles r. Culver IN the 9th year OF her are.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend nor innea serv
ces al the Church OF the Covenant lRry DE- NlncenCs
Parkaye 35thst Saturday, the lith insL at
p.
MIILFR-Atthe residence OF her Charles A. Miller:
shutdown l. Wednesday, October IL, Laura wife OK
the late Seth Miller
Funeral at COnstableyie.
oRToN-At Monterey Mass october B. John orion, aged
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
Post tlnice Notice.

Foreign mails the week cndng october Il VII Close a.
this office follows; ..-,,.-
FRIDAY 10 for jamaica Turks Island sayanila
ID at 10 "A. IN. for Haytt per 50 Alps
1ATUhDAl-AI s a IA for Europe, per 50 CitS OF Rohe.
via Queenstown letters Tor Germany and scotland mnss
DO directed per city OF Romeo nj u Tor EuOpe.
per City of Chester, via Queenstown Ia letters nus ,
be directed per Oily OF ChesterD NJ n M ior sovt,
land direct per 81 Anchoria via GLASGOW. AT a m ior
belgium direct per lhynland. wa Antwerp AZ a. -
m Tor EuOOpe per IS. Neckar VIA southampton an
Bremen at p the Ind ward Islands bes IS nv
ei al i.So D. Cuba and the West inulcs pei os
NewporI VIA Havana at Z y IN for 'Austi~A .Ne%-
Zealand sandwich and -FUi Islands per - oy ~
YORK via Francisco Al Y ~ or CSAnA anu 'ap.s
ner "A Clty OF pokin, via san Francisco. . -.
PeA 30 -" HENRY u. PEARSON. Postmaster.
slhe schedule closes Elais
The basis uninterrupted overland ranSit " n -
rsr ais rom the arriving on time al san frapei
A ina ay ~ salns OF Tim saas as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
LA TIMRALE D,ARGENT.

There is no food for Dame Modesty In
La Timbele dArgent" and the opera was presented
n, the Bou opera House last night it had many scenes
calculated TO keep her cheek sufused with bushes
Mime Theo herself laid aside little of the reserve
which has characterized her representations hitherto
though without sacrifice Of the dainty grace and intel
lec4ua refinement which have strongly pointed CON
fr between her aud the majority of her compeers on
The opera bOue STAGE The other members OF the com
pany also threw themselves into the performance with
and Mezeres especially kept the fun gong last ana
furious til nearly midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis for he past t.ssaty-fOT hours
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13-1 a. m.-The barom-
eers northeast of nganda lowest north
OF Minnesota. The cyclone has moved noriheaStward
from Cape Hateras Dangerous northeast winds continue
ON the Atlantic coast between Boston and Cape atteras
LIGHT reported from the Middle heavy
local rains in the Upper Missouri Valley aud Upper Lake
region Fair weather continues in the Lower Lake region
The Ohio Valley and thence southwark to the Gulf coast
preyai IN the Missouri Valley, where the winds have
Shifted 10 westerly, with higher barometer and slight fa
H. temperature
Indications for f0.fdy
For New-Engand slightly warmer easteriy to south
erly Winds lower barometer fair weather during the
day ,.,
For the Middle Atlantic States. light local rains fol-
lowed bv fair weather, slightly warmer southeast 10
southwest winds, in northern portions lower barometer
CdHttOndTy Signals
Cautionary signals continue from Hateras to Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

offices Justice stecker said that in the past the citizens
had no alternative but to vote for machine Candidates
dictated by the bosses Of both parties. For ten
years there had not been honest election In the dis
trict, but now District, Attorney McKeon had assured
the voters that he would suppress all violations o. tne
texow, exCoroner Elnger. exAssstant Distrit-Attor
hey Laird. OF Westchester, and others The name OF
Mayor Low, OF Brooklyn, appauded, ana tnat Oh
Aasnmh lyman RrndsliY hlased.