Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
EASTERN.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 5-Ten thou
 sand people witnessed the inauguration
 of Hon. B. Proctor Knott as Governor
 of kentucky, at Frankfort to-day The
 city IS elabOrately decorated.
 CHICAGO, September 5.-At the Chi
 cago exposition, which opens tonight,
 the process of reducing gold, silver and
 copper ores which will be shown in Op-
 ergtion at the smeltng works, will be
 another interesting feature. California
 agricultural association will exhibit a Collection Ol California fruits, illustrat-
 ing the wonders, variety and magnifi-
 cent fruit products of the Southern Pac- fife coast. A large collection of miner
 als will be shown by some exhibitors. 1 The Northwestern Fish Commissioner
 will make a big display of products of
 the Western Fisheries.
 i CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The President and party passed the afternoon quietly in
 the hotel and this evening visited the performance of Cymbsline by Mime. Modieska. They will go up on board
 of trade tomorrow and ID the evening
 will hold a public reception from 8 to | 10 o'clock.
 PESsACoLA, Sept. 5.-The Mobile l Pensacola Junction Birmingham has 1 abolished the quarantine against Pensa-
 cola. The city i- healthy. No new
 cases at the Navy Hard-
 OMAHA, Sept. 5-Paul Vandervoort, chief clerk oi the railway mail service | at Omaha for years past, has been re- moved by Postmaster General Gresham. ' Great indignation k expressed here, as ! 1t Is done on account of MT. Wander | voort's absence from duty as Comman- | der-in-Chiei of the Grand Army of the | Republic.
 COLUMBUS, Sept. 5.-The Democratic | State Central Committee has been in l session all night, but nothing IS known | as to the matter under consideration. | The members of the committee strenu- ously deny that 1t was contemplated that Hoadley should be withdrawn from | the ticket.
 HELENA, Montana, Sept. ,. - Last ! evening the Helena Comet Band sere-
 nsded Senator Vest, of Missouri. Hon. ] Martin Maginnis, Tn a few well chosen ] ! Senator as a Oig-hearted, great-brained
 western man. Senator Vest thanked
 the people for their kindness toward | hlm in the past, and for the compliment i of the present He said he was not here | for any political purposes, but to per form two important duties: first, to visit the Yellowstone National Park, and second, as a member of a special com
 mittee, consisting of himself and Major | Maginnis, appointed to inquire into the | Indian question, and the state of Indian
 affairs. There was but one solution of | the question give the Indians a | home in severalty, not m common, which 1 induced lazy. worthless and nOmadic l life. Just to think of 2,J01,OO0 acres of l land donated to e handful of lazy h. dians. It was offering premiums to barbarism. He would give each head of family l60 acres of land and SD to each individual, for the balance of the lands he would issue government bonds, bear ing per cent interest, and pay 1t to
 them.
 HALIFAX, Sept 5.-A large, unknown steamer sank Tn SIX or seven iathOms of l water, four miles off Indian HarbOr.
 PENSACOLA, Sept. 4.-To-night reports give one new case at the navy yards,and | one death.
 OGDEN, Utah, Sept. 4-The train rob ! Der who robbed the tram near Rich | mond. Utah, on Sunday. was captured | this afternoon and taken back to Rich mond.
 YORK, Pa, Sept. 4-The will of Jere <. Black was admitted to probate yes terday. The estate Is estimated to be worth about S2O0,OO0.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5-The English boat Edwin Hawley, this afternoon, was run into by Jay GOuld's yacht, Atlanta, and cut in two and sank. All hands were saved; also collided with a schooner at anchor, dragging her stern.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. -Representa- tive Dunn has addressed tO the Secreta- " of the Interior a communication retracting the protest made by Gen. RosecraDs, Representative Cobb and himself against any action on the part of the Department looking to the issu- ance of the Southern Pacific railroad company of certificates for the land grant of the Texas Pacific railroad against AAAAnE uf sAlt -N0N tAAtuAiH Pacific railroad company on lands claimed by it as assignees.
 PENSACOLA, Sept. 6.-Five new cases one death at the navy yard, one sick doing well.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept, G.-An effort was made tO see Judge HOsdley to-day with regard to the statement published that he would withdraw from the Demo- crats n Ohio, but he could not be seen. His physician, Dr. Bartholomew, was then called upon and sad with emphasis: "It is all right and proper that such statements be promptly contradicted. l should like for you to say that Judge Hoadley is candidate for governor of Ohio, and he will resume hIs canvass in a short time. Just as soon as I consider l he Is equal to the exertiOn he will actively re-enter the fight"
 CmcAGo, Sept 6.-Representatives of railroads constituting the Iowa Trunk Line pool, held a session here last night to consider various matters affecting the relation of the pool with the Union Pa cific railroad. There has been an under : standing to the effect that the pool roads should make through rates to C points at the Union Pacific, and vice 2 versa. Lately the Union Pacific has ! been allowing a rebate of four cents on the hundred pounds on eastern business . to points on pool roads, and recently presented the pool with a bill for S5l,- ! poo, the amount of such rebates. After a warm discussiOn they decided to sl- ' low the account, but 1t was decided to c allow no further rebate made at the eI- pense of the pool. a
 LEADvILLE, Sept. 4-One of the most 9 important mineral strikes reported this J year was made m the Mover shaft of the ' Iron Silver company Saturday. The ore : body shows a thickness Of about eight ' 'eet, and consists of galena, carbonate ' md sulphuret of lead ores, with very little Iron pyrites. The ore also carries | Iome native silver. The Mover shaft IS ( situated about 500 feet east of the most a sasterly working of the Stone mine in | California Gulch, at the foot of Iron dIll. The shaft was started about year E Igo with the expectation of striking the A extension of the Stone ore chute. The tl rouble with water delayed the work a considerably at various times and obliged E he company to provide the shaft with a