Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
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 GLOBE, via Willcox, Oct, 9.-Judg,
 DeForest Porter arrived here Saturda,
 and was enthusiastically received. IT
 the evening he delivered what is pro
 nounced to be the best speech evel
 made in Globe. Oury's friends coucedt
 Gila county to Porter by a slight ma | jority.
 | Speeisl to the CITIZEN.
 PHENIx, Oct. s.-At l1:30 in the
 night Monahan's stable, run by Messrf
 Demarbay and Sanders, took fire and
 was totally consumed. The loss is over
 six thousand. The postoffice, Wells
 Fargo & O., Rotherick and Cotton and Loosely suffered great loss on moving articles. The total loss by fire and wa. ter will reach about nine thousand dollars.
 SpecIal to the CITIZEN.
 FINAL, A T.. Oct. S-Judge Porter arrived here from Florence on Friday evening and addressed the citizens an hour or two later. There had been no announcement of his coming, but in the short space of an hour bonfires and sa- lutes were prepared, and large audi ence assembled at Hunts hall The speaker was introduced by Judge Key inert, gave an able exposition of the needs of our young Territory. and how to secure the active aid of the Govern ment. He made a most complete and satisfactory refutation of all charges against him before his resignation, and clearly proved that the animus of them was malicious, springing from personal and political jealousies. He had never been served with copy of the charges, and was left without an opportunity officially to refute them His personal relations with Attorney General and administration were en- tirely amicable and harmonious. Judge Porter wound up with a masterly state ment of the Indian question. The as- semblage displayed great enthusiasm, the speaker making a highly favorable impression on the audience, amongst whom were many Democrats. After the speeches the sentiment was unani- nous in favor of Porter. The Judge left for Globe on Saturday morning. Special to the CITIZEN
 CASA GRASDE, Oct. 10.-Commissionsr Elliott, representing the Silver King at the Denver Exposition, was rendered a reception last night by the citizens of Casa Grande and he made a felicitous speech predicting future of the great est prosperity for Arizona and remarked that the King exhibit at the National Exposition was an advertisement of the grand resources of much abused Ter ritory and that tue benefits that would be derived were incalculable and the day of it's realization not far distant, for the advance guard of Eastern and for eign capital are already at our doors and the coming army of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago Rnanciers had booked themselves as Arizonans for the months of October, November, Decem- her and indefinitely thereafter as per was an enjoyable one and decided success, citizens and miners from adjoining camps turning out unan- imously.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.-Csrl P. San ders, proprietor of a sailors boarding house, was shot twice by sailor named s. M. Hansen, on the wharf between Davis and Vallejo streets, and instantly killed. The parties had had a quarrel n few days before. After the shooting Hansen threw his pistol overheard. He was arrested immediately and IS in GUS tody. He seems to eIult in the deed and is glad Sanders is dead. From the circumstance it seems to be cold blood ed murder.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The Repub- lican State Central Committee recon mends that each opposing Republican Municipal Convention choose fifty mem bers and the committee of the conven- ton select fifty more to make up a Municipal Convention. Buffers last night adopted the proposition.