Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-03
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It Is stated that the Commercial Na- tIonal Bank of Reading, Pa, will be placed in liquidation, and depositors will probably be paid in full.
 In Chicago, Wednesday night, game for the cushion carOm championship was played between Sexton and SiossOn. The score was SlOsson, 800, Sexton, 4S3.
 In faro bank in West Kansas City, "Wednesday night, George Wilson killed the culOred porter, W. Rutfin, who had reproached him for turning out the hght in the hall.
 Dr. J. F. Taylor of New York has secured judgment for S20,O0O against the Metropolitan Elevated Railway, for running trains past house which he had previously rented for a hospital.
 The New York Board of Aldermen ask for S20,OOO for tie celebration of the Centennial of the departure of the | British troops from New York and ask the Mayor to proclaim 1t a general holi- day.
 Serious apprehensiOns exist among | New York merchants in the China trade that formidable uprising IS impending at Canton against all foreigners, and II IS stated that the government IS being strongly urged to dispatch more war ships there.
 In Kansas City Wednesday a commit tee on behalf of the railroad switchmeu | presented a request for an advance of wages to Chicago prices and gave the officials until today to decide. The oili- | No general strike Is anticipated.
 James Crawford and his wife, at | Greencastle, Indiana, were cruelty beaten and robbed by rascal Wednes- day.
 A severe ndrtheast gale was blowing on the New England coast Wednesday evening. Much apprehension IS felt for the shipping.
 4 meeting oi colored people was held at Chicago Wednesday night to protest against the late Civil Rights decision. Commodore Kiftson, it is stated, paid S20,000 for the pacer Johnston.
 Llttle Brown Jugs feet are ID bad condition.
 | Joseph Murphy, a store keeper al Wallace, within twenty miles of Cinein- nati, was robbed and murdered Wednes- day night.
 A mass meeting of New York com posiiors was held m New York Wednes. day night. The Chairman said strike would begin before Saturday fl the new scale of prices was not acce ded to by the employers. The new scale is forty cents per thousand ems on weekly news papers; thiriy-tive tO forty on book work and no man shall work for less than SIS per week.
 Thomas Brennan and John Dillon leaders of the Irish reform movement are in Chicago.
 1 A Kansas City special, dated tine 22nd says: On farm in Kansas, once oc cupied by the murderCus Bender family J. c. Murphy plOwed up a sealed til can containing s3QOOO in greenback and coin. Other parties are now digging up the ground in hopes of similar dis cOveries-
 An Eagle Pass, Texas, special state that the robbed and mutilated remain of two unknown Americans were fOuu, on the Mexican side twenty-five mile from Eagle Pass The United State consul at Piedras Negras IS invescgat ing the case.
 The citizens of Flagstaff want news
 paper to represent their grazing sD [ numbering interests and an organ fo 5 their town.
 The number of pupils at the pubh schools is increasing daily, and has al ready reached the large quota of 24l
 Added to this is the noteworthy fact ths | the average daily attendance, pr, is th e largest ever known here.-Epitaph. During court week s. ". Pomero /, will run through coaches from Clift0 n to SolumOnville for the accomOdstio .t of the public. Through fare, S7.jO.-
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