Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
EASTERN.

NEw YoRk, Jan. l6.-The Sun ] Washington special says a movement ! making to bring out Grant as a presl
 dental candidate again ID lSSA In
 managers think the third term clamo
 us they call It has died out. They ciain
 that the n,R conditions have arisel
 since 1880 and that the prejudice ' aga n,t Grantism have also ceased C ! exist. it is alleged thHt the rallsJa, i and manufacturing corporations, banks | rings, speculators, jobbers, contractors [ shOddy princes, and adventurers tLa ] swarmed about the White House iron | 1870 Co 1877 will rally and put forth ai ' their power to elect Grant.
 WASHINGTON, January IT, Congress man elect Ochiltree, Of Texas, bas had
 an interview with General Grant on th,
 subject of the proposed reciprocltl treaty with Mexico. Grant IS reported | to have said ,he statement that be Wal acting iu the interest Of the Gould rail
 rOa.l system was false. He was acting
 in the interest ot fifty million people. CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Through careless
 ness on the part of an engineer on th, L4uht EnlttNNt HeszNTNAAANA AA oAA eN A@AA= ! wood this morning 1t was allowed tO ruI into a switch engine of the Rock Island road. Both legs of the engineer on the switch engine were cut Of. Other em plOyes were less injured. The passen gers were severely shaken up.
 MILWAUKEE. Jan. r. The fifth day: search through the runs of the New
 hall House resulted ID the discovery oi fragments of eleven more bodies, mak ing total of 39 since work began. The
 safe was got out and opeueR No book
 or paper of tine slightest importance in
 showing who was ID the hotel was there
 ST. LOUIS, January r. The manu
 facturers Of Budweiser beer have failed
 Liability slightly over half million The principal creditor k the Anheuser
 Busch Brewing -mpany, S9t,OO0. Ii
 is believed the ts will be nearly hall
 a million. A L., ting of creditors wll
 be held next Monday.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. l7.-Jas
 K. Chapman. bookseller and Statiouer
 us failed. Liabilities heavy; assets
 small.
 NEw YORK, January l7.-rweddle
 Hall at Albany burr ed yesterday morn
 ing. The fire started in McCammOn' $
 music store. under the hall, and spread
 so quickly to the stage that within ten
 minutes the floor beyond the central
 hall WAS entirely ruined.
 WAsHISGToS, January l7.-Ex-Sena-
 tor Dorsey has written letter resignIng
 the office of Secretary of the kepubli- can National Committee. He says
 "Phere was no act of mIne in respect %
 the management of the Presidential campaign that was not thoroughly known tO our candidates for President and Vice
 President. and by them approved"
 WAsH1NGToN, Jan. 1.-The tariff bIll was reported to the House from the
 Ways and Means Committee, Hccompa- nied by a brief report which says that the hope of unanimity of opinion in SO large a committee as that of Ways and Means could not be entertained, and the biii was not unanimously reported by the committee. The Free Traders ID the committee expressed their inten- tion to do all in theIr power to defeat the bill, and the ProtectIonists will, as a rule, work earnestly for it. Though it is well known some ProtectiOnIsts in the House prefer that that the tariff should be left as it Is, the friends oi the bill assert that the reductions were distrib- uted with such care as to avoid any ln- iurious effect upon the industries of the country.
 WAsHISGTON, Jan. IS The National Committee at the meeting to-day adopt ed the following: The National Repub- lican Convention of 1884 shall consist of four delegates at large from each State aud two delegates from each congres- sional district. The delegates at large shall be chosen by popular delegate State Convention called on not less than twenty days notice and held not less than thirty nor more than ninety days before tbe tune for the meeting of the National Convention. Republicans of the various Congressional districts shall have the option Of eleciing their delegates at separate popular delegate called on similar notice and held ID the districts at any tune within fifteen days next prior to the meeting of State conventions CT by subdivisions, State conventions into district cOnyen- tions and such delegates shall be chosen Tn the latter method if not elected previous 10 the meeting of State con ventions all district delegates be ac- credited by the officers of such district Two delegates shall be from the District of Columbia similarly chosen. Notices of contests may be given to the National Committee. &C., companied by full printed statements of grounds of contest. which shall also be made public, and preference in order of hearing and determining contests shall he given by the convention according to dates of the reception Of such notices and statements by the National Com mittee. On motion 1t was ordered that the meeting of tbe committee at which the time and place for holding the next Republican National Convention are Co be fixed be set for the 18th of Decem- Der next at Washington. Adjourned.
 WASHINGTON, January IS. \ seusa- . ton in the Star Route trial Is expected. 1, Some time ago 1t was stated Reeredel !, intended to become Q witness for the state. It seems Reeredel does not in- ! tend to go on the witness stand. He i has in his possession documents far l more damaging to the defense than any 1 evidence he can give. It IS understood | that he has consented to give the gov 1. arnment those documents for use. ! Those who know the character of the 1 documents say they do not see how the ! defense Is to meet the damaging evil . ience which they contain.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-A caucus of l members of he House will l be held next Friday to decide upon . of regarding the tariff. At the caucus l next Friday, he majority of the House will undoubtedly be informed of the in- .entions of the Democrats and pro- ,ramme will be adopted which will . either push the bill through without de | lay or will place the Democrats publicly . as opposing the tariff revisiOns.
 CHICAGO, Jan. IA heavy snow storm occurred last night. The snow Is ! over two feet deep, but IS melting now. Street car travel much interfered with. {
 RALEIGH, Jan. l7.-The Legislature n joint session completed the election | of Ransom as United States Senator.
 TOPEKA. Kansas, Jan. 1S.-In the Re- publican caucus last night Plumb was for reelection to the United States Senate.
 WASHINGTON. January lS.-The Tariff pill, reported from the Ways and Means Committee yesterday, includes among he general legislative provisions sub 'tantially all those framed by the Tariff Commission, and adopted likewise by he Senate Finance Committee.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.-Ths action Of he Republican National Committee IS received by Republicans generally in the Senate and House with approval. The committee has literally observed the instructions of the Chicago convention and provided for district representation. There will therefore be no unit rule or ,apEad 6eleOatiope