Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-03
EASTERN.

l CmCAGO, Oct 3l.-A dispatch from Hawley, Minnesota, reports an accident oa the Northern Pacific Railroad, aris ing from the economical order prOmul- gated by the company to remove the l headlights from switches. The engineer of 9:4j, east bound train. containing about four hundred persons, saw the switch open only ? feet ahead, and re- versed the engine and put on the ar brakes and jumped. The engine was ditched but the train was saved.
 NEW YoRS, Oct. 31.- O'Donovan Rossa stated yesterday that the under ground railway explosions in London were the worE of the feuian brotherhood of whose movements he E apprised and that London would be in ashes probably before long.
 EAsroN, Pa, Oct 31.-Smull, the horse thief, IS m 2zth day of his fast in the Belvidere, \. ). isil; pulse 54; gets very Ettle sleep and has lost go pounds since his incarceration. Smull intends to surpass Tam ITS record by 10 days.
 ROCHESTER, Oct 3l.-Inhuential Ger mans, including representatives of the brewing interest here, have resolved to support the democratic State ticket at the coming electlon with the exception of Isaac II. Maynard, their candidate for Secretary Of State.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Board Of Utah Commi ssioners have submitted their second annual report to the Secre- tary of the Interior. The enforcement of the present law against l2,OO0 po,yg- amists, who nave been excluded from the polls, shows that she act has been fully and-suoces executed. It Is thought that discrimination between those MormOns who practice pOlygamy and those who do not must have great weight with the young men Of the Ter ritOry, many of whom are ambitious and aspiring, and would not like voluntarily to embrace political Dstracism. The very existence of the law disfranchising polygamists must tend to destroy their influence, whenever 1t IS understood to be permanent discrimination.
 WAsHrSGToy, D. C., November 1.-Iu a dispatch to the Department of State, Rollin Nj Dagget, United States Minis- ter resident Rt Honolulu, reports meeting of the Hawaiian Cabinet. April 9, 1883, a resolution protesting against further emigration of Chinese male laborers" into the Hawaiian Islands was considered a resolution was adopted authorizing emigration thither to such labOrers, under certain restric tions, not exceeding 600 in any three months. The reason of this charge Is understood to be owing to the great number of Chi nese lab9rers who annually return to China at the expiration of their con- tracts.
 WAsHEjGToS, Nov. 1.-Secretary Fol ger to-day appointed Mifilin Elmer Belle, of Des MJines, Supervising Architect of The Treasury, vice J. G. Hill, resigned. Hon. J. (. New, after an extended inter view with President Arthur, has recon sidered his determination to resign, and will retain the position of Assistant Sec retary of the Treasury.
 CHICAGO, Nov. l-An important meeting Cf the general officers of the Pacific roads will be held for the pur- pose of perfecting an arrangement on California business. The arrangement recently made in San Francisco IS found tO be very faulty, and the whole work will have to be done over again. espee- ially in regard to the contract system. A commissioner IS also to be elected at at this meeting in place of Gault, who has declined. There are number Of candidates in the field, most of whom have already been mentioned. The latest is Mir. Blye, one of Commissioner Fink's chief assistants who has had a large experience in pool matters.
 CHARLESTON, s. C., Nov. 1.-The first bale of cotton ever plcked from the field by machinery was exhibited to-day at the Charleston Cotton Exchange and created general attention. The condi- tion of the cotton was prOn ounced a success.