Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
Fn:husiastic Republican Gath
eEinS.

In :hESiastic Republican Gath
erinG.
NoeALns, Oct. 26.-An en.husias
tic meeting was held at the Line
last night. Judge z. NJ. Smiths re
marks al the ceremony Of driving
tie golden spike, made the public
anxious to hear him again, and they
tarntd out en- masse. The Judge
did justice to the occasion in an cl-
oquent and pointed address, which
WIS highly appreciated and received
frequent applau e. That part Of the
com y will poll a solid vote for
Judge Smith for District Attorney.
CozaETcte BY Lisl.saI5s=
| To-day, Boston, Guaymas and
Tucson were connected on the same
telegraphic circuit. Ti.ne-Boston,
-53 P. N; Guaymas, 1856 A. II !;
Tues on, 1910 P. H.; weather clear;
wind northwest, fresh; thermome-
ter G7 degrees at Boston; thermome-
ter so degrees e the shade at Quay
mas; rlghts are cool and pleasant,
pre'tiest climate in the world
This morning the all rail route
from. the Missouri river, via the
Atchison and Sonora liues was com
pit, d. The III: ough raj and .elu-
graphic communication is complet-
cd and ready to open fer business.
A. A. ROBINSON,
w. r. MORLEY
RaideG
SAN Francisco, Oct 26.-Last
night lively raiI was Made by the
police on the Bella Unio2, we'll
Known rcsoit where varieties are
nightly given. The charge was for
giving an imm 'ral performance
The police officers arrested the II :
prict + OF the place, s. McAstee, and
33 of those taking rant in the per-
fo.marce, and marched them all off
to the city jail. A number of WON.
en- were among those arrested. The
raid made great commotion among
the audience.
The Curtis Assessment Case.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-In the
Curtis political assessment case
yesterday, Edward B. Smith, of
counsel for petitioner, replied TO the
of Solirieor General w
erctt P. Wheeler, ropresen ing that |
the Civil Service Rcf.rm Association |
has submitted brief for the Govern
lnent, taking Broader ground than
The Solicitor General.
The Cabinet
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-A state
mcnt TO The effect that political of-
ficers in New York and Pennsylva-
l-ia and other S ates have been sub I
jets for discussions IN Cabinet
is authoritatively denied
by the President anE
the Cabinet. Tho
more specially say
usual Cabinet m .et been
held for the purpose of consideration
Of business, no reference whatever
to political matters h&s lie, made at
any meeting, and no dispatches
" ha ever, cipher or otherwisn, have
been sent from The White House 10 |
The Chairman of the State Commit
.oe Of New York or to anyone else
oa political subjects there or else
where. The Presidents visit now 10
New York is for the purpose of at
tending ; to packing his private pa
pers, books and other articles, pre-
10 their removal 20 Wash
Ington. He rays with emphasis
that he has nothing whatever to do
with the coming election in the
State, except to tAc extent of casting
his own vote on election day. The
President will Pre- lbLy leave Wash
ngton to morrow for New York.
The Last Spike.
CALABAzAs, y. T., Oct. 25.-T..e
union of two Republics, the connec
ion of The A. I. & S. F. railreal of
his country AL the Sonora r.il-
way of Mexico was completed al 2
&c ocl ihis Afternoon. AKs Morley,
vile of tie chief engineer of the ST.
nora railway, assisted by c. c.
Wheeler, and the general manager
Of the \. T. & s. F lailroad) com
bined by driviag a silver spike,
amidst the en- husiastie demonstra-
ions of over one thou and guests IF
both Republics. The silver spike
ane from tie celebra ed San Julian
lie Dios mine, near Hermosillo, and
he tie was OF highIy polished lig-
lum viiss and livc-wood of Arizona
9. G. Wheeler, A. A. Robinson, and
D. j. Chase, of the Santa Fe; Louis
kingman, chief engineer of the At
antic and Pacific railroad Sup4r-
ntendcnt Bean, of the Southern Pa
,ilic; and Chief Engineer Morley
and General Manager Seely, OF the
Sonora railway, were among the
'ailroa1 officials present. Senator
francisco RodeIiques, Gen. Felis;,-
10 Torres, Major Masca. TO- of Her
nDsillp, and Miguel Aluma, com
nandante Of the frontier guards of
Mexico, were present. Johu J Val-
entine, superintendent Of Wells, Far
go 6 Cos Express, was also present.
Two trains from MEXICO and one
from our county brought the excug-
'ionists and invited guests. One Of
he engines from Sonora was com
1letely covered with flags, the sials
md stripes mingling its folds with the
emblem of the Republic of
Mexico. The town being built at
he line is called No. .ales.