Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
EASTERN.

NEW YORK, Oct.-A special prize of | S3OO by the COney Island Jockey Club
 to the best thoroughbred stallion James keene's Spendthrift got it. WASHINGTON, D. C., October 2i.-In
 an interview with General ROsenrans is ! published Tn which he consents to talk about the Chickamauga campain and l --s--. EL- I=-r. sssTtrJs-- s----- tne aruIy UI
 of the Cumberland, he claims Chicka- | mauga a victory and not defeat for the UnIOn army. Stanton claimed to have | received the day after dispatch from | rom RosecranS that the army was
 routed and destroyed. Of this dispatch hO.ecrans he says, If 1t is in existence
 with my name attached, 1t IS a base and
 infamous forgery. Stanton's hatred to
 me was malignant and unreasoning and
 l believe the dispatch, If there was one. was manufactured in the War Depart ment and ' think know who did it."
 Gen.Rosecrahs ascribes Stanton's dislike
 to the fact that he could not hatter the
 latter's desire to be President, for which
 he had an insane ambition. The Gen
 eral declares Garfield telegraphed to
 hlm Tn ls64, asking whether he would
 accept the second place on the ticket
 with Lincoln, and his reply was that the
 convention would have to take such ac-
 ton as lt deemed best. He believes the
 message was intercepted by Stanton. as
 Garfield never received it. He also de-
 clares that ID his belief Garfield prove
 fatal to him Tn many ways, and that he
 was m no sense true man to his friends
 ST. Lotus, October 23.-An accident
 occurred this morning on the Louisville and Nashville passenger train from Louisville, six miles from east St. Louis. The train struck a broken rail. two passengers and two sleepers which were both crowded tipped over and were dragged along the shore a distance when the couplings broke. The scene was terrible, and reports place the num- Der injured at over forty, but only one fatally.
 FL PAso, Oct. 23. pr. Torres. of the Medical Department of the Mexican Army, lett Chihuahua yesterday. having received telegraphic orders from the es- cort sent Co Gallego station, on the Mex lcan Central Railway, by the authorities at Casas Grandes. There has been a skirmish between the Indians and Mexicans of that place. The Indians were driven away by part of the cav alry.s horses when they were pursued by the other portion of the men. and a cavalry fight ensued. It was not known how many were killed, but several. It Is not known which side was victorIous. Dr. Torres was sent for to attend the 1 wounded.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 24.-The Secre- ! tary of State furnishes the following ] totals on governor, as the result of the i last election: Foraker, 347,O64; Hoadley. | 359,593; Schumaker, s36l: Jenkins. l 7, ,io5; total vote, 72l ,464. Majority for judiciary amendment, 53413. The sec ond amendment fell short of a majority by 3g5l3 votes. The regulation amend ment received 9S,0J0 votes.
 CHICAGO. Oct. 26.-The Times Fargo. Dakota, says: A company of leading ,ltlzens have filed mining claims to the extent of two hundred acres on the own site of Lisbon and subscribed s0O,UUO tO work it. In all that region lothing but gold discoveries is talked bout
 BOsTON, Oct. 2j.-It is reported that !. $. Grinnell, State Senator from Green leld, was nominated Lieutenant Gov . rnor by the democratic State Commit ! ee. ii
 NEW YORK, October 26.-The strike of IS nearly over; the rates demanded generally conceded.
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-Capt. Rand, a nate Thomas Fender of the steamer " 'ropic have been convicted of violating l he neutrality laws by furnishing arms S nd ammunition to the insurgents of . iaytl. and have been ntenced to one V ears imprisonment and fine of five [ undred dollars. 2