Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
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 Frederick Heeker, the Gemsn patrio and Union soldier, was unveiled In St Louis, Monday.
 \. SpauldIng, president of the Chicag, Baseball Club, states positively that b, VIII not play nine games with tho . Providence Club for the Lea -ut championship, on the ground that the agreement to that effect may cover the contingency Of the Worcester's not playing the season out.
 The National WOman's Suffrage As sociation concluded its sessions iu ! LIDcolu, Nebraska, saturday night Large audiences were in attendances at all the sessions and great enthusiasm has been developed. Five hundred ladies and gentlemen pledged them selves to uutiriug efforts in behalf of the proposed amendment.
 Lotus Degencuur and Dr. Felis ! Valdez Of New York, have been arrested ! for cOunterfeiting Cuban postage ! stamps. The officers seized a large number of dles, plates, and q quantity of | finished and unfinished stamps. Beside making counterfeit postage stamps, the accused engaged in the manufacture | Of counterfeit revenue stamps, some of which were for SL
 The Executive Committee of the Anti Monopoly League m New York agreed l without dissenting voice that Grover | Cleveland and David B. Hill, the Demo cratic nominees for Governor and Lieu naut-GOyeruor, should have the Anti MOnopOlist endorsement. The commit tee agreed that the Democratic platform was satisfactory to their organization and that the Democratic candidates stood squarely upon 1t. There will be no further need of separate action by the Anti-MonopOly League.
 Henry Ward Beecher in his sermon Sunday night at Plymouth Church, said {: "ID the great Convention winch met at Saratoga why was Cornell set asIde2 In this case no national principle was in- volved, and the young men would never get better opportunity Of administer ing a reprOof to the party than at pres ent. Judge Folger was an upright man. and for that reason reprouf would be administered Co the corrupt nomination and not to the man himself. Once let Judge Folger be sent home aud never again ID thIs generation, at least, would that thing toe repeated"
 Inc house of A. T. Stewart S O., in New York las closed its doors. What stock remains on hand will be deposed of to wholesale buy CTS Judge Hilton said to a report CT that the Teuth-street building ing would be remCdeled and made com pletely fire-proof, and would be lighted by electricity. "Ne will furnish all the | .I. 1 N. ing, and, dividing 1t into sections, rent the whole as wholesale depart meut house. The Chambers-street building will also be remodeled and made fire-proof in the same manner for officers and business purposes"
 There IS apparently no doubt that Folger will accept the Republican nom inatIOns for Governor, and he IS now en- gagged Tn preparing his letter of ac- ceptanee. Mike Cregan, an eminent machine Boss, says: "EOlger IS going tO be elected. You remember what a boom there was for Hancock just after he was nominated for President. It was dollars to dOughUuts he would be elected. The election came, and We carried the State for Garfield. l admit that if the election should take place next week We would lose the State by big majority, but there is going to be some fun before tbis election IS over and he who laughs last laughs the loudest.'
 Full particulars of the train robbery at Granada, Colorado, Saturday night. were received in Denver on Monday, and they are as follows: While the West-bound train was side-tracked to allow the East bound passenger train to pass, two men mounted the engine with revOlvers and compelled the engineer 10 run the train e mile and half out of town, where fifteen men with revolvers ook possession Of the entire train. he only shots fired We're at Conductor Dess, who had come forward to learn
 he case of the stop. He then ran hack into the smoking car, where there were a sheriff and deputy sheriff from RatOn, and also a sheriff from Las Ne- gas. They drew their revolvers, which saved the passengers from losing their valuables. The robbers then robbed the express car Of $500 in money, and ordered the englneer out. They then got on their horses, which were hitched near by, and departed. A safe in the rear car containing SlO,00O was not mo- tested. A posse of citizens are in pursuit of the robbers.