Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

! The contact proving barren, drift was
 started a few days ago at 3li5 feet from | the supface and driven in a northwestern ! ly direction. Yesterday morning at | thirty feet from the shaft mineral was : first encountered ID the form of a small ! streak, which opened out rapidly, and
 to-day the entire face of the drift showed
 a solid mass of shipping ore.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-A prominent ] Democrat says: "The announcement
 that MT. Carlisle has written letter to | Mir. Cox, ID which he comedies that Cox
 will have the vote of New York, and that | if he has to choose between Randall and
 Cox he will give the whole weight of his ! influence to Mr. Cox, has somewhat the ! appearance of eIaggeration. If true 1t
 may be regarded as practically an abau- | dOnment of the race by Carlisle, with a ! view, probably, to concentrate on the | struggle for the Kentucky SenatOrship. ! That there ls a quasi alliance between | Cox and Carlisle IS not improbable m ! view Of some recent events, but this CIT ! cumstRnce does not and will not affect ! the choice Ot the Speaker, and MT. COx's ! vote Is mainly complimentary, especially 1 in New York, and If there should be a 1 second ballot 1t will go largely to Ran | dall, and thus insure his election. As | for NIT. CarlIsle's vote, 1t is preposierous ' to suppose that lt can be transferred to Cox. Most of these gentlemen support | ing Carlisle are independent men, and ! will take their own course when Carlisle
 shall be out of the way.
 CHICAGO, September j.-President Arthur passed the forenoon quietly at ! his hotel receiving but few callers. At
 l2:3O, accompanied by several members ] of the reception committee, he appeared | at the trading store of the chamber of | commerce. where he met with perfect ovation. Fully four thousand persons were on the floor and m the galleries, | and the appearance of Nr. Arthur was a l signal for continuous cheering lasting | several minutes. He was introduced by ! Vice President French as the chief mag
 istrate of union enjoying the greatest prosperity ever known in the history of l the world. At one o'clock the President delivered e reception speech at the Union League Club. At two o'clock he sat down to dinner at the Calumet Club, rendered by the Illinois Commandery
 of the Loyal League.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept. j.-Tne Louisville and Cincinnati passenger rate war open
 ed with increased vlgOr to-day, the Louisville Air line cOmmeuced at one
 dollar to Louisville and one dollar and
 half to Cincinnati The O. < M and
 Nandalla roads have not met this cut yet. Their rate is four dollars to Louis vile and Cincinnati. The reasons of
 the Air line people for the cut is the low rate made by the Q. * M TO Chat tanOoga.
 DENVER, Sept. j.-The Pioneers Centennial Committee of ar-
 engagements has received letters from Colonel John Francisco and Colonel
 Boon, of La Neta, stating that they
 will be present at the celebration on the
 18th, Colonel Francisco was the first Democratic candidate for delegate to Congress from Colorado Territory in
 1862, but was defeated, an example
 winch his successors on that ticket have
 been copying ever since. The colonel IS a wealthy citizen of La Neta. Colonel Boone Is nearly 90 yeas old. He IS a nephew of Daniel Boone, the p5oneer of Kentucky, and is the last survivor of the direct decendauts 0f that family. Colonel Boone has been in this country thirty
  in lSiS. He is one of the first genera tions of the pioneers, Is known all over the west. and will be an object of inter est when the old-timers assemble. The association wIll hold another meeting tomorrow night.
 DENVER, Colo, Sept. 4.-The coroner was notified yesterday that a dead man was lying on the prairIe about five miles from the city. When found the man Was lying on his face, his breast was not touching the ground, and ms whole form was perfectly rigid. He had evi- dently been dead about three days. In hIs pocket were found letters and memo randa establishing his identity as Fred erick Doty, from St. Clairesville, N. '. | He had recently come from Pueblo and hired to Mcclure Bros. as a sheep her der. The body shows TO marks of vi0- l lence, and 1t IS believed the man was 1 struck by lightning.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-At the reception ! ton last evening the President stepped l out upon the balcony in response to | calls from the large gathering of people | outside, and addressed a few words Co | them, saying that he vas very tired from | the exhaustion Of the day and evening, and that he was obliged to ask them Co | excuse him from any extended remarks, | as he was obliged Co prepare for the | coming journey. Secretary Lincoln was | then called for. As he appeared some | one shouted. Three cheers for the next | President" Mir Lincoln said he hoped | that would never be He thanked them | for the hearty reception accorded the President.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The Evening Post says: In regard to the reported decision of the supreme court of Massa- chuse'ts in favor of the Credit Mobilier company and agalust the | r. R. E. company and it's note for S2t00Og. 1t ls stated by the officers of the Union Pacific that their company owns nine terths of the stock Cf the Credit Mo biller, and therefore if the report should prove correct 1t could not cause a greater loss than SjOO,OOl to the Union Pacific 
 WASHINGTON, Sept There has been received at the office of the direct or of the Mint specimens of the new silver coins ordered from the Hawaiian They are in denomina- tions of one dollar, half dollar, quarter dollar and One-eighth of 8 dollar; all hut the last corresponds Tn weight and fneness to the United States coins of similar denominations.
 BUFFALO, Sept 6-The experiment of sending boat remodelled after old Maid of the Mist through the whirlpool rapids of Niagara was carried out successfully to-day.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7.-As nearly as can be ascertained tonight. .j> P. si. the ith, the opinion prevails among n large number Of substantial citizens of St l Louis that the acquittal oi Frank James will prove unfortunate for the State l md will have a bad effect.
 ST. JOINS, \. E., Sept 7.-Canima struck this morning in a ieuse fog, I heavy sea running; passengers and ] rev had to leap for life and saved | The ship sank without giving time to procure provisions. Captain l Farquhar exhibited great skill and cool ness. The safety and lives of the {, are due to hIm.
 BUTTE. Montana, Sept. "A syndi- 2 ,ate of three wealthy gentlemen, one [ rom this city and two from Omaha to- i lay completed the purchase of a large | ract Of land immediately surrounding ] Great ShOshOne falls of Snake river. I Idaho. The falls are surrounded by tle a yr andest scenery iu the world. The s yndicate will build mammoth hotel ( md put steamers on the river and make s [ a place Of resort D
 PITTsBURG, September The special rain on which President Arthur, ac- ompanied by Judge Rollings of New |. fork, is. returning Co Washington ar 2 wed shortly before 9 last evening 4 {. rowd Of l 800, including Mayor Lyon ' nd many prominent citizens were at he daro4 { C,rrr1ittaa headed h,- the ! C