Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-24
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

Brief Condensation of LAst Nights News
 MEMPHIS, Sept. 19.-Eleven hundreC ! dollars was collected tO-day'fog the vel
 low fever sufferers at Pensacola. CHICAGO, Sept. I9.-Rufus Hatch is here. but not COnkling and Senator | Jones, as reported from New York, to
 be O. his party for southwestern trip WAsHINGroy, Sept. I9-The Presi- dent inspected the alterations in the 1 White House to-day. He leoYes for the ! Eastto-m0rrow night or Thursiay morn ius
 JACKSON, Mich, Sept. 19.-The Demo cratic Congressional Convention. ad- journed to September 29th, to meet the Greenback Convention to make unio D nominations.
 MONTEREY, Sept. I9-The Mexican National railroad was yesterday accept ed by the engineers of the Mexican Gov ernmeut and municipal ball given ln the evening tO celebrate the completion of the lIue.
 DElDwooD, Sept. 19.-IR a dispute over mining property at Galena this evening, Pat German knocked Frank R. Davey down with his fist twice, the lat ter then drew revolver and shot Cor man dead.
 SAS FRAxcIsco, Sept. 19.-vircinia IT., Curry 35s, Mexican 5sa, Union 6If, Eureka IT,. Alpha ,, Best li, Point 75 Belcher 75, Utah 3ai, Bullion 70, Savage ?, Tiptop 3, Overman 3jc, Day Soc, California 3c, Diablo f, Belle l4l,, Mono 45, Nevada 555, Yellow Jacket IF.
 ROCHESTER,, Sept 19.-Dr. Lewis Swift, director of the War Observatory, IS receiving messages from all parts of the country, claiming the discovery of a large naked eve comet, now visible near the sun. The Doctor says 1t IS the same comet recently discovered in South America.
 BosroN, Sept 19.-The sea voyage of the President has not entirely cured him of the malaria contracted at the White House. He proposes to try a ten days trip to the mountains as at first proposed by his physician. A special from New York to the Advertiser says: The President is really a sick man, change in his hours for meals and rest since Garfield's death has pulled him down. He Is full oi malaria and k ordered not to live at the White House again until the cellar has been placed under the building.
 BosToS, Sept 19.-The Democratic State Convention met to-day and was called to order by Chairman Jonas II. French, who made a brief address. A speech was made by the chair in refer ence to the Government and resolutions were read. When the women's suffrage resolution was read delegate moved to strike out the words "Or sex" and said be did not favor such nonsense. The amendment was finally adopted by a close vote and the ticket nominated as follows: Governor, Beni. F. Butler; Lieutenant Governor, $. W. BrOwerman; Treasurer and Receiver, Wm. \. Hodges; Recorder, John P. Sweeney; Attorney General, G. F. Very.
 FL PAso. Sept. l9.-The coroner's jury of inquest in the case of Deputy United States Marshal Dallas StOudenmire, who was killed at five o'clock yesterday in a fight with the Manning brothers, rendered a verdict at noon and found that he came Co his death at the hands of some unknown party. This Is the famous ex-Marshal of the city, who was the principal in the big killing here seventeen months ago. This trouble with the Mannings had been brewing for months. StOudenmire having sought every opportunity to provoke a quarrel, and when under the influence of hquor he was uncomfortable. StOudenmire was a most quarrelsOme and dangerous man, and most iusolent towards his enemies. He had less friends than probably any other man in the community, and his death is less regretted.