Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
EASTERN.

intention is to place the Republican
 party in the light of an enemy to the
 welfare and interests of free American
 laborers. The first part of the pamphlet
 IS devoted to extracts from the speeches of Rosecrans, Cassidy. Berry, Flower,
 Tucker, Deuster, Buckner, Rich
 ardson, Blount, Curtin, Townshend
 and McLane-all Democrats. The
 Chinese restriction law IS claimed to be
 a Democratic measure, originated and
 passed by Democratic votes, with the
 help of an insignificant number of Re
 publicans. The Mercy letter is again
 displayed, carefully concealng the ex- posture made of that forgery. The ex- tracts made from Democratic speeches
 are those which are best calculated to
 make the poor laborer believe the Demo-
 cratic party IS his friend and protector,
 and the Republican party his enemy.
 The quotations from Republican
 speeches are made so as to convey
 wrong impressions; they are torn from
 their connections and do not fairly rep
 resent the facts. The Democratic
 Committee are having the pamphlet | printed in large numbers for use among
 the laboring classes.
 WAsHSGToN, June I5.-The bill to es-
 tablish additional collection districts at Wilmington and Eureka now awaits e1- ] ecutive approval to become a law, hay
 ing been amendedin the Senate to create ports of delivery at San Bueuaventura
 and Hueneme. The House yesterday ] Iconcurred in these amendments. ! CINCINNATI. June I5.-Reports from southern Ohio and Indiana show that the heavy ram did much damage to the crops, and trains are delayed by the
 washouts. The loss in bridges, culverts,
 etc. is estimated at slOOOOO
 WASHINGTON, June l6.-The Postoffice Department has established postofiice
 at Newport, Los Angeles county, with 1 special service from Santa Ana. A change
 in the railroad service from National City to Temecula has been ordered after July 10th. The service is to be perform
 ed via San Diego, Encenitos Station, San Luis Key, Isadora Station aud Fall Brook, SIX times a week or as often as
 trains may run.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 16.-The Secretary of War has ordered three hun dred needle guns to Tucson for the mill
 tia; and also has ordered a survey to
 be made of the northern boundary line of the San Carlos Reservation and mile
 monuments to be established. An ap- propriation is made by Congress. All the lines will be marked.
 Daniel H. Penney, of Illinois, is named as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona to succeed Porter. Senator DavIs, Of Illinois, says he is a first class man.
 It IS expected that the mail from Mar icopa to Prescott will soon be shortened to save one day.
 A United States Marshal will be ap- pointed for Arizona early next week. Attorney-GeneraI Brewster says he has made selection but will not say who. If Col. J. 4. Zabriskie will accept it in- stead Of the District Attoneyship, he will be named.
 " .---r,-r--,,- Inn. 1c IT. - T l jury has been engaged for some time past in the investigation of certain 1 routes on which Monroe Salisbury, of l San Francisco is contractor. Among the routes inquired into are those from | Sahda to Newhall, California; Wells to | Hamilton, Nevada; Fargo to Pembina, Dakota; Helena to Missoula, Montana. Fifteen or twenty witnesses have been examIned as to the letting of the con- tracts on these routes and it Is rumored | that a presentment will be made against Salisbury this week.
 WASHINGTON, June 1.-The passage of the bill for the payment of Garfeld's sickness and funeral expenses has been delayed for several weeks in the hope that Congressman Blackburn, Of Ken lucky, would leave the city so that the bill might be approved without discus sion or delay. MT. Blackburn has made a report against allowing certain expenses incurred for liquors and cigars on the funeral trip He has in hls possession facts showing how much money was spent for whisky cocktails, brandy, wine, etc, which he proposed to lay before the house when even the report of the auditing Committee Is called up. Black burn will be absent next week, but he informed yonr.eorrespondent to-day that he would make an agreement with Judge Taylor that the report should not be called ID his absence.
 PTTsBUBG, Pa, June 17.-It Is re- ported at the Iron Association rooms that the strikers sent committee to two mills offering to resume work at old wages. In mining matters there is little new, twelve out of twenty mines on the Pan Handle being operated with cOlored nOn-union men.
 CLEVELAND, June 17.-All quiet at the rolling mills. 4 few stones were thrown at a team conveying non union workmen to-day, but none were hurt. 4 large force of police are on duty and the mili- tary are on guard in the armory.
 WASHINGTON, June 1.-The draft of the Naval Appropriation Bill which IS printed porposes'it Is said, to appropri- ate one million dollars for completing the four monitors now on the stocks along the Delaware river, and S275,O0O for finishing the monitor, Monadnock, at Mare Island navy yard, California, and sl90,OOO for the manufacture of breech- loading steel guns. The aggregate amount which the bill appropriates IS a little more than Sl5,OO0.0OO. IL Is fur ther said the draft of the bill contains some proposed legislation on the sub .ect of reOrganizing the Navy and pro- vides among other things for abolishing the rank of Conodere.