Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
EASTERN.

I
 office Department Is eDdesvoring tO
 stop the practice of postmasters using the money from the sales of stamps ID their own business while reporting stamps OD hand.
 CHICAGO, October 5.-Mier Marcuse
 formerly we'll known dealer in furs m
 this city committed suicide by shooting
 hims 1T in Lincoln Park this morning
 Cause hnsncIal embarrassment. He
 leaves a wife and daughter in Vienna,
 Austria, and relatives III Southern Cali
 fornia-
 NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Colonel BOdine
 was elected captain of the International
 Military Rife Team, to shoot In Eng
 land in 1883.
 PORTSMOUTH, \. H. Oct, 5.-James G.
 Blaine is at York beach and was very Ill yesterday and day before. He was
 more comfortable last night.
 WAsHINGToS, Oct. 5.-Prof. Salden
 submitted District Attorney Corkhill a report of the chemical examination of the poisoned bouquet given Guiteau by
 Mrs. ScovIlle the day before the execu- ton. The report says large bud half opened contained over five grains of Rrsenlc. Corkhill IS trying to discover
 who poisoned the flowers. If found he
 uill be held to answer.
 AUGUSTA. Me, August 5.-Blaine ar rived last evening in special car ID very comfortable condition.
 PENSACOLA, Florida, Oct. 5.-Fifty i've new cases of yellow fever and three deaths are reported.
 BRowsvMLE, Texas, Oct 5.-Three new cases, no deaths. Two at Fort Brown. At Point Isabel no new cases; the cases are convalescent. In Mata- mOras no new cases; no deaths are re- ported.
 RACINE, Wisconsin. Oct. 5-Hon. Robert II. Baker prominent politician and business man and director m the Union Pacific R. R. died this morning.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 5.-This morn | ing at four o'clock and 30 minutes, MT. | E. E. Barnard, of thls city, dis | covered that the nucleus in Crul's l comet had separated into three unequal | fragments. The largest Is estimated at l l5 thousand miles in length ani the | space between the fragments of the | nucleus is estimated at not less than two thousand miles. Yesterday morning MT. Barnard observed that the nucleus | had assumed the form of long strip not less that twenty-fOur thousand miles in length and three thousand in breadth.
 WLKEsBLRRE, Pa, October 5.-At the fire yesterday at Stanton, Pa, the Rirshait was destroyed and the head house. Sixty men in the pits were saved III an exhausted condition.
 AUGUSTA, October 5.-There was a falling off iu the vote of both parties. There was considerable general apathy among the eolored people who were e1- pected to vote solidly for Gartrell. The majority for Stephens IS 40,0O0
 WASHINGTON, October 6.-Secretary Teller has rendered decision respecting the right of mill-owners and residents upon mineral lands of the United States to cut wood and timber from such lands within the lines Of mining claims regularly located and possessed |, under local laws and customs, and laws of the United States governing the locating of such claims. The Secretary |; holds that locators of mining claims, sp long as they comply with the law ( governing their possession, are invested by Congress with the exclusive right to ( the possession, and enjoyment of all ( the surface included within the lines i of their locations. This right amounts to property, and is capable of being enjoyed or transferred, subject to all ordinary rules governing the enjoy { ment Of all other property. It may, i be protected in the Courts, and 1t is the duty of the pos . 'essor to care for his own if R trespass J De attempted by strangers. The | Government having armed the locator r with complete grant of possession, he 1 done IS concerned for its protection, ( md may undoubtedly maintain suit t O that end; but be can no longer. after J Ivalling himself of the executive right, a lsk the Government to bring action for b what IS no trespass, except against such p individual right of possession. V
 BRowSsvILLE, October 6.-Nins new r ases here; SIX new cases in Matamoras. f, No deaths reported. Daily death rate n Mier is eight to twelve. The weather I, 5 hot u PENSACOLA. October 6.-There are fty-tve new cases: tour deaths. There s; no improvement and no encourage n lent to physicians. fc ShlcAGo, OctoDer b.-JeOrRe ScOyllle 1 u as filed petition in the County Court Il sklng that Mrs. Sooville be Rdjud ged e' lsane and confined in the as yum. h' LINCOLN, Neb, Oct. 6.-The woman's e lffrsge campaign has been opened in ~ cad earnest. The Board of Trade Q. n' ns city rendered the free use of their Sa 'orns to the State Secretary of the U, smpsign Committee over the head sn larters until the election in November. s rs packers will stump the entire State Oi Id immense efforts will be made to cure the adoption of the amendment. A, KANSAS CITT, Mo, Oct. GA Jefferson YC fly special has letter from Frank te, mes addressed to Gov. Crittenden, m, Ltad Sf Ilnnia Onfnhor Int and Aha lnA ] .-