Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
EASTERN.

c, yellow fever in the last twenty-tour hours at the Navy Yard.
 NEW YogK, Sept. 20.-Pspers of incor- no-atiop of the International Northern Telagrsph Company was filed today capitol stock five million.
 TOPEKA. Sept. 20.-General Manager c. C. Wheeler. Of the Atchison, Topeka < Santa Fe road, has resigned to take effect Sept. 30. No successor is yer named.
 FoRr Scorr. Kansas. Sept. lS.-A private dispatch received here tonight from reliable sources at Silver Clty, New Mexico. by Hon. E. F. Wade, an- nouuce the finding of Charley NcCo- mas, the littlesou of Judge and Mrs. NC Cornas. who was hutchered by Indians m Arlzaua some months ago, and reports him m good health. The parties who have him claim the Sl5,O0O reward. which will be paid. No particulars of recovery are given.
 WAsHISGEoS, Sept. I9.-Supervislng | Architect Hill this morning offered hls resignation to Secretary Folger, to take | effect upon the appointment Of hls sue cessOr.
 The secretary of the treasury has is- sued a call for fifteen million three-peT- cents.
 WAsH1xGroN, Sept. 19.- Tine Secretary of the Navy decides that there ls no law, under which he can render the deslreI assistance to the poor people on the na- val reservation at Pensacola Il The final decisiCn of the Secretary or War and Secretary of the navy, Is that | if is not practicable to send another ex- pe6ition Co tue relief of Greeley this year.
 BosToN. Sept. I9.-A special from Concord. New Hampshire, says: The governor has decided not tO sign the ' Southern Pacific Railroad company and Steamboat company incorporation blll. which passed both branches of the legls- | lature.
 l BosroN, Sept. 19.-RobinsOn was nom | mated for governor on the first ballot, | having g96 votes out of ll6S.
 On the first ballot for lieutenant gov erper. Ames had 71j votes out of lO9I. | WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.- Secretary ! FoIrer sad this afternoon that the re sicnation Of Supervising Architect Hill | would be accepted.
 CH1cAGo. Sept. Ex-Governor Murray, of I-tab. IS in town. Speaking of the re.uIts following the practical appEca- tion of the Edmund's bill, Murray said; Ut turned out just as l expected; Con | gress would not take the bull of poly ! rgnv souarely by the horns for fear of | doing the Mormous injustice and con sequeutly. through fear of doing wrong, | it failed to do what was right. Not be- vOud twenty per cent of MOrmOus are ! polygamist, bus the remaining MoTmons. | or monugamists, as they are called, are ! largely iu excess Of the gentle popula- | tion. and as they stand ready to do the | bidding of the Mormon church they can | easily out vote the gentIles and control | tue election oj members ol Territorial ] legislature. is moTmJnism on the in- ! crease: Yes, ormOu immigration ID ! Utah is very Ia -ge and growing; prOba- ! bly, the increase in proportion oi three to one of geu.iles. They are also set- ] tlirg in adjacent states and territories. | In fact mOrm0uism Is to-day broader, deeper and stronger than ever before. ! It Is aggressive in every sense Ot the word and must be dealt with ln an aggressive manner.
 NEW PORT, R. I. Sept. 31.-Seth Bar ton French, whose guest President Arthur is, gave @ grand dinner thls evening ID honor ot the President. | Tuesday next the President will assist m laying the corner stone to the Burn side memorial Hall.
 PIrrsBUEG. Sept. 2I.-A terrific boiler explosion this afternoon In the Sligo | Iron works destroyed the building and a number of dwellings ID the vicinity; also setting fire Co tEe Lake Erie rail- l road shops; men, women and children ! rushed from the houses and called Tor parents and friends whom they supposed either killed or wounded. The search
 found three killed, eleve- wounded;
 four, fatally.
 LOUISVILLE, Ny, Sept. 2l.-The monument erected by the State of Kentucky to the memory of General
 and President Zachary Taylor was de- d.cuted to-day at Taylor homestead.
 Bosrox, Sept. 2I.-Pr.hibition State convention has nominated Cuas. Amy
 ot New Bedford, for governor.
 1 CH.cAGo, Sept. 2I.-Tbe war in the passa4e rates between the Chicago aEi
 Louisville after remaining S45O for two days took a sharT turn downward this
 llaE anu AA-4E AANNNAAf AAaAf4is a-4
 ling at SIX dollars with rebate of five over the Pan Hn de and four dollars
 with rebate of q rec over the Louis vile, New Albany E Chicago, making
 the actual rate tu Louisville one dol
 lar.
 l WASHINGTON, Sept. 2L-The nomipa-
 ton uf Edward Newman a- Examiner
 of the Treasury gt San Francisco which
 was made by the Collector of that port
 has been approved by the Secretary Of
 the Treasury. Tie Secret Service divI-
 sion of the Treasury department has re=
 ceIveG from BostCu. one of the five dol
 lar notes which the public had previous ly reported n circulation. It k said by ! Treasury experts to be fair imitation of U. :. Treasury notes.
 FL PAso, Tex. Sept. lS.-This morn
 ing Mir. Snyder Shaw-Eady, managing
 edItor of the Fl PIsJ DaIiy Times, tele-
 .,raphed the following Co the Chicago
 Times: The Tines ot Sept. ij con-
 tains a foul, infamous hbel against me,
 1t being one tissue Of falsehoods. The
 telegram sent by ne to Col. Churchill
 was as follows: Have warrant forward
 cd me immediately by telegraph for ar
 At-A bA -tA-Ag lNN AlAht4A-s A-tL AA4AtA-ts N fl-
 fleets. See Chief Police Campbell on
 matter and telegraph me all correspond euce of II. L. Johnston and his follow
 CTS, and will secure their arrest for har-
 boring a criminal, if necessary, and ob- tain possession of Mary. She Is in the neighborhood. Pay no money uor make promises. Signed S. Shaw-E adv. man aging editor EI FGso Times Unless you telegraph me name ot your cores poudent from Paso del Norte and pub
 lish an apology and correction ID to-
 morrov's Times, 1 will commence crim- iual proceeding against yOu for malic- ious libel. SiEueo: :. Shaw-Ea3y, man aging editor Fl Pas0 Times. Mr ;. Shaw-Esdy also teleEraphed the teie-
 gram to aii tue leading eastern papers for publication. The information sent
 first ofgll to Col Churchill, asking for a reward, was sent ty N. l.. Johnstoue,
 the female operator at Chihuahua. It
 was gs follows "t know where yOur
 daughter is. What will you pay for the
 positive lufOrmat On2 Answer quick. Signed: M. L. Johustone.' Col. Church. III did not reply to the telegram, but the St. Louis papers got hold of It and the
 Republican teleg aphed 10 :. Shaw
 Eady as follows:
 MT. L. Thompson O, Fl Paso tele-
 CTaphed Col Churchill that be knows
 where the missing, girl IS and asking
 what he will give for information. Sift
 the matter thoroughly and wire us quick
 as possible all developments. Answer
 quick. Will pay for exclusive news"
 Signed, REPUBLICAN.
 This telegram was followed three
 hours later by one from the Globe-Dern-
 ocrat to Mir John Douglas, owner of the
 Central Hotel. who showed 1t Co MT.
 Shaw-Eady. It is thus seen that the two St. Louis papers commenced the case and L8t the u FazO Ilmas On