Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
NO 33;3.

beautiful archwsys were On every c0r-
 ner; the military, the Fire DepartE s1t,
 leading citizens, and wagons represent
 ing every industry of the N0rthEe5
 It was received by President Willard
 at Rice's Park After reviewing the
 procession, the guests were dr1ven all
 over the city. President Willard, with
 General Grant, occupied the foremost
 carriage. From St. Paul they left for
 Minneapolis at 12:3O, there to receive
 a second reception.
 BOSTON, Sept. 3.-Resolutious were
 passed yesterday by the Amalgamand
 Irish and Bsthalic societies of Fall
 River in joint convention, to bOycoll tue Daily Herald because the latter refused to print an appeal for aid on behalf of the families of men executed for being implicated in the Phoenix Park murders. Advices from Pensacola state new cases since last report. No deaths.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3-The Tele- graphers Brotherhood has dissolved con- nection with the Knights of Labor
 ST. PAUL. Sept. 4-At Lake Mime tonks, the Hotel Lafayette IS filed 7is1 guests of St. Paul, who will attend tHe banquet given this evening n honor Of H. Willard and party. The distinguished party which had already gathered to aid this city in her celebration. was this evening augmented by the arrival of President Arthur, General Sheridan and party.
 PENSACOLA, Sept. 4-The city con tinues healthy, one death; no new cases at the new navy yard for 36 hours.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 4-Judge HOadley, candidate for Governor, ar- rlved in the cIty tonight and wert at once to the St. George Hotel, where he is under medical treatment, being at- tended by Robert E. Bartholomew, of Jefferson College. Dr. Barthol0mew requires rest.
 BOSTON, Sept. 4.-The amount of Atcb- isOr, Topeka and Santa Fe stocks trans ferred by the English house of Barng Bros. < Co. for investment purposes are S2,3O0,OO0, or 23,0OO shares.
 CINCINNATI. Sept. 4.-The General As sembly of the Knights of Labor begins their session to- morrow. Master Work man POwderly, of Scranton, Peunsylva- nia, has been here since yesterday with others arranging business to come be- fore the meeting He says the sessions will be strictly secret, and especial pans will be taken to keep reporters from the meeting, for the reason that secrecy is essential to accomplish their purposes.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Agents of the French line of steamers are receiving many anxious visits and letters on &C., count of the baseless reports that Inc Amerique had gone down. They can not account for the rumOr, since ad- vices show that the vessel passed cll points all right.
 SARATOGA, Sept. Alt the opening Of the general meeting of the American Social Science Association Prof. Way land, of Yale Law school delivered an address on capital punishment. He ap- proved hanging and favored perpetual imprisonment; he suggested a cOnstItu- tiOnal provision making release from confinement impossible, until before the Court in which the prisoner was con victed, it should be made to appear be was innocent.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The Internal Revenue Bureau claims for rebate taxes on tobacco, snuff and cigars, crOwIDs out of the recent internal revenue get, nearly all have been presented, and lt ls will aggregate three 7-fllcrs. The total annual reduction on revenue on tobacco, snuff and cigars is now computed at S3,655.
 GALLATIS, Mo, Sept. S.-The James trial proceedings did not began until late iEis morning. Mrs. Frank James, &C., by her little boy, made her first appearance in the courtroom during the trial, and took seat by her hus- band The court announced that each tide would be given ten hours in which 10 present their arguments, which wIu permit the case to go to the jury Wednes- lay at noon.