Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-24
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 kRw YORK, September 2l.-The Presi- dent arrived at one 6. m. When he ar- rived at Jersey City he had not heard of the nomination of FolRer, but when made acquainted with it he manifested no surprise. He sad that yesterday 8 Cabinet meeting was merely routine and that the members of the Cabinet would follow hIm to this city to attend a meet ing this afternoon. He will remain in New York for seven days. He com plained of the oppressive heat at Wash ngton.
 PENSACOLA, Fla. Sept. 2l.-The situR- ton is more gloomy. Four new cases and six deaths. Two deaths and several new cases in vessels at the quarantine.
 SYRACUSE, \. I. September 2l.-The city is crowded with delegates to the Democratie State Convention. 4 ses- sion of the Central Committee it wss voted to only give county representa- tion in the organization of the COnven- tiOn. Rdfus W. Peckham was chosen temporary chairman. It is now almost certain the session of the Convention will be a strong one. Tomorrow will be given the representation.
 SARATOGA, \. r., September H.-In the convention yesterday, order being somewhat restored, the vote was an- nounced as follows: FOlger, 251; Cor nsll, 222; WsdsvOrth, lS Necessary to choice, 249. The result was receIved Ia. | United States Senator, said the friends of Governor Cornell have lBbOred in- cesssntly to secure his renoninRtion and moved that the nomination of Judge Folger bs made unanimous, which WAS done.
 To-DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
 SARATOGA, x. T., September 21.-Ths | Republican State Convention regssem- bled this morning and proceeded to nominate members of the State Central Committee. Among the State Committee nominated are Collector Robinson. B. | Platt Carpt nter, General Sharpe, John F. Smythe, Ex-SenRtOr Plstt and Ames D. Warren. The convention nominated by exclamation Judge Andrews for Chief Justice of the Court of AppeAls. The vote for Lieutenant Governor re- solved, Platt Carpenter, 2l0; Geo. C.. Hoskins, ll2; James Tanner, B; Hemil- ton Fish, Jr.; c. Parsons, 23; Sherman Rogers, l. Necessary to choice 247.
 OMAHA, Neb. September 21.-The Republican State Convention this morning nominated Hon. Jas- w. Dawes, of Crete. for Governor: A. ". Age, of Hamilton county. for Lieutenant Governor, and E. P. Roggen. of Lam caster, for Treasurer, after which an adjournment was taken to p. m.
 BROwSsvILLE, September 2l.-Four- teen new cases of fever but no deaths. The city is full of Mstamorss people.
 LACHRsE, Ontario, Sept. 2l.-The boiler of the ferry steamer, Riohilieu. exploded this morning and killed Dug netts, the pilot, James Richardson and Perssllius Amiot, of Chateau qusy Cfarmers) Q. Dugnetta, son of the pilot, is missing and is supposed to have been blown over board Several passengers were severely soslded by steam.
 SYRACUsE. \. r., Sept. 22.-The Tkm- many delegates filed into the hall and were received with cheers, and few misses. Tho Convention was called to order and the Chairman of the Con- mittee on Contested Seats reported that the Committee recognized the County Democratic as the regular delegation from New York City, but, with view to the success of the party at the polls snd for the purpose of securing entire hRr- mony, they recommended that the New York representation be divided as fol- lows: County Democracy, 3O6 members; TEmmsny, 24,llxying Hall, 10. The re- port vas unanimously adopted amidst cheers and applause. The Committee OR Permanent Organization reported for Permanent President, Lester B. Faulkner. After the address of Presi- dent Faulkner. General Prior presented s platform.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 22-Tvo trains ielescoped in the tunnel at Eighty Sixth street this morning. Five persons srs reported killed and several are reported still under the train. All the police smbulances are ordered to the scene.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 22--A de- mented daughter of James Cleveland poisoned ths whole family of SIX by putting strychnins in the coffee. Mr. Cleveland died. and one daughter is in 8 prscsrious condition. The poisoner has wandered of, and is supposed to have committed suicide.
 DENVER, Col, Sept. 22.-The particu- lars of a dHel between cowboys have just reached here. Geo. Howard, owner of herd of 3O00 cattle, and John Kelly, owner of herd of 400O, were driving in company from Arizona East. North of Trinidad, on the plains, the two herds were separated, Howard to follow the Santa Fe trail to Kansas City and Kelly to drive north to Denver. On the route accidental exchanges had been made, and Howard insisted in having his.stook out, but was unwilling Co deliver Kelly's, and IL was finally agreed to settle the matter by battle between slI picked men of each party. Accordingly eleven men ranged themselves on horseback On two sides fifty feet apart. and at signal from the employers the fight began. At the first fire four men were instantly killed. Geo. Weber. of Kelly's party, was shot through the breast One of Towards men fell with a ball through the head and two others of the same party were shot through the heart. The dismsyed Howard party, with the eI- ception of their employer, fled to camp. Kelly then rode up to Howard and pro posed that they fight 1t out. Howard declined saying that he understood the matter settled according to the terms of battle made beforehand rhls settled the matter on equitable terms and they exchanged the mixed cattle and then buried the dead Of both. The parties then separated for different routes.
 NKr YORK. September 22.-Fridsy's Hersld's special from St. Petersburg says Lieut. Ssslehsne was killed yester- day in duel with pistsls st fifteen paces by Capt. Prince Skokorskoi. SkOkows- koi fell st tirst shot slightly wounded in the side, but the ball which he fred in falling, mortally wounded Stslshene.
 BALTIMORE. Md, September 23.-At the session of the Grand Lodge of L O. O. F. an amendment to admit to men- bership civilized Indians in the Indian Territory was lost.
 CHICAGO. September 9s-Henry GouI- van, another of the wrecked steamer Asia, reached here this morning He says had my suspicious of the vessel and was very cautious. She was laden .o tba Tore mart Uns tbtr4x feat ouk of