Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

to be used over the st. Joseph Atchi son, iiissIuri Pacific and UnIOn Pacific roads. Tickets were sold to cei tai1 . points to parties going only to inter
 mediate points. and reba;es were rIveI | by confederate scaipers at these inter
 mediate points. The tickets were then
 destroyed and never reached the CUGiy-
 l-g office
 The true lawariness cf the Ross tick. ct fraud i5 disclosed by J. D. Arniz . General Agent CI the SansG Fe road
 who returned Co day from Hannibal ! bringing 900 bogus tickets, representing nQ 1 an average of twenty-five dollars each
 The tickets were printed ny ". +. Fol som, printer at Quincy H.. employed by Ross. The printing began over three months ago. while Ross was iocat- ed at Hannibal. Two months ago he removed Go this city anl last Wednesday
 $. k. Hooper, General Passenger Agent
 of the St. Joe Road, receiving an ink ling, visited Folsom aud gdroitiy worked the secret from him and secured goo
 ickets which had been printed in con-
 pliance with an order from Ross togeth- CT with letters Of the latter. Folsom protests his innocence of any fraud.
 NEW YORK. August Jth.-Coukling now opposes the candidacy of Secretary Folger. Out of Gj delegates thus far chosen, 37 were for Cornell and 2S for Foleor.
 NEv ORLzaSs, September 5.-The ci y Is free from yellow fever. No case has been rep Hrted since August llth. The sanitary condition k excel lent and the death rate low.
 PENSACOLA, September 5.-0ne more case of yellow fever has been reported, and two deaths. The number of eases to date, 70; deaths, &. At a meeting of the Board of Health to-day t was decid- ed to submit at once reqWsIhOns for aid to a National Board of Health.
 MATAaIoRAs, September J.-Ihe yell low fever IS decreasing. Not more than l2j cases are HOW in the city, and in the last two days no more than fifteen new cases have been reported. Seven deaths to-day.
 SALT LAKE, September 5.-The town of Stockton, uDc of the first mining camps established m Utah by General Conner. was destroyed by fire on Sun day night. Loss, fifty ahousaEd.
 WAsHUdroN, D. C., September D. J. !. MoiEere. who recently resigned the Cierkship m the sixth auditors office tO aId the National Republican Congressional Committee In collecting political assessments upon employees of the Executive Department, appled to Secretary r'5iger for permission to cau- yi,ss the Treasury Department, but was informed tat the Secretary did not sanction such proceedings. He however, went through the building without the cOuutenance Of the Secretary.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 5.--An Ava lancEe, HeleHa. Ark, special claims the electipu there to-day was carried by hulld1zinE m the face of 21O0O Repub- iicau majority. It says the citizens as- sured Governor Churchill that every man would vote as he wished and have the vo:e counted. The Governor ap- pointed J. C. Barlow, commander ot the military. When tele- raphcd what was going uu he lii not reply. One negro was shot John ?. Taylor, candidate for county clerk. was abused at the Lower House, and made Co gIye uP the tickets. Judge Bennett and JacOh Irlber were treated ID @ similar manner and notified that they had better 20 hume. After most of the negroes had gone home the p, mocrat~ endeavored tc get some few that remained in town to vote, saying they did not wish the impression to get ont that they were L1t allowed to vote.
 NEWPORT F. l.. Sept 5.-President Arthur Las remained on board theyacht in East river. He will probably start for Boston and go to the White mount aius on Saturday.