Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

! fa-e. The Governor said he was ln- ! formed that the sheriff was ready to preserve peace and 70 long as be Gid rot interfere. but should protect me ] citizens who needed protection.
 NEW YORK. May 1S Arrangements have. been completed for the opening ot | the Brooklyn bridge on the 2lth. ne Mayor of Brooklyn has issued procl a- nation declaring the opening holiday Public offices, courts, schools aud cl . zsus close business. The President una Governor will be given a receptl. at the academy Of music.
 HARTFORD. Conn. May IS.-It ls re- rorted bere that the steamer Granite State hence last nj sht for New 1O1k burned at the GOodspeed landing.
 HARTFORD, Conn, May 1S-1l a. m-- A special from Goodspeed landing say ys; The steamer Granite State burucd Co the waters edge at o'clock thls morn inr. She had large amount of freight and is a total loss. She lies sunk on Lords Island; five persons are missing.
 NEW YORK, May 1S-A trottiug team, Midnight and Euchantress, owned by William Brockfeller and driven by him a mile on Fleetwood track with wagon, in 3:32is; the horses were driven to- gether but twice previously, BrOckfel- Ter was 5 pounds overweight
 DETROIT. May 17.-The Detroit Com. mandery of Knights Templar have de ciiel to abandon the proposed trip Go the San Francisco cOnclave, on account of being unable to muster sixty swOrd~, a majority Of the members being unable to leave tbeir business the length of time required for the trip. The Com mandery has, instead, about decided to take a trip down the S1. Lawrence and to the principal cities.
 DENVER, Col, May 17.-TLe Denver and Bio Grande railways new trausat- lautIc line to San Francisco via Ogden and the Central Pacific raj way was -eompleted to-day, the last spike being driven at Ogden and connection made with the Central Pacific road at that point. Through trains began to-day The completion of this line is regarded here as an important event, establI~hiu- a new transcontiuental system, passing through magnificent scenery and tri- bnrary to the most important towns and cities of Colorado and Utah. Through business tas opened no already Travel on this line to San Francisco has begun.
 B1sroS, May 17.-At the usual meet ing of sine stockholders of the Atlantic and Pacific railway this morning. jlo,0l2 8 ares were represented. The following board of directors was elected: W. 5. Strong, E. ?. Cheney, B. F. ToUZaiIu, Thomas Nickerspn, X. W. Nickersou. Levi c Ward and < C. Nut. oi Boston; r.. J. Wiuslow, Jay Gould. C P. HUutIngton. Jesse SeHEmau, T. D. Fish and W. J. Buckley, of New York At a subsequent meeting of tly directors, the fullOwirg officers were chosen: President, II S. Nutf, of Bo-- tOu; vica-presideut. F. r. WinSiov, of New York; secretary and treasurer. t. S HU-ksrmau, of Boston: auditor, D. l.. GlIup, of Boston
 Cmc,Go. May 17.-The cigar makers e mui.tee heard the testimony If SIX youug girls employed by one Behrmau.
 km--y street. it was shown the, worked from six in the morning to nine. at i.hr, and rlr nights each week tl. eleven o'clock. making bI1ches fIr cigars. The majority received th-e, dollars a week and in order tl make a profit on thI- scauty pit-auc- he charEe- them every minute oi lost time. When tGe health inspector vi-Its the piace the proprietor manage to seer te the chil d-eU pnaer age employed here. Other tyrauuIcli prartIre- are alleged and ir i- ella med the place Is only a type of oth CTS iu the city.