Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-17

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 amusement in the country with seat
 ing capacity of 1000 The PhiladelphIa
 theatre will not be constructed on such , an extensive scale, but on the same plan. | Havsrly expects to begin to build next spri0g and be ready for opening on
 November lst.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The leading jew
 elers of this city have followed the lead
 of the railroads, and will adopt Q uew
 standard of tune.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Wm. Rockway,
 Lewis Martin and Jas. B. Foster have
 been indictel for forgery in the first de-
 gree.
 | CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The Times, Rich
 mond, special says: The democratic
 procession in the streets of Richmond,
 Va. last evening was stoned by negroes
 at three points along line of march; one
 negro caught in act of throwing stones
 was fired upon.
 ST. PAUL, Nov. 15-A; the time the Northern Pacific had announced its first
 intention of not being party to the con-
 tract system, Muir and his subordInates
 had distributed among merchants of
 San Francisco written pledges to sign,
 pledgIug themselves 10 support the | Northern rad ID q fight with the Gen.
 tral Pacific. Sufficient time was given
 the merchants to consider the matter, 1 but when pressed for their signatures 1 tbo contracts were not signed, though in verbal pledges they were all proiusa; 1 such being the case the Northern Pacific officials concluded 1t WAS to their ad- | vantage m every way to withdraw ] altogether from San Francisco in so far 1 as con inuing that place as a competitive s point was concerned.
 ! NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Owing to the bad season in the arctic, whslebone has | gone up from two 10 four dollars per | pound; oil has also taken m upward l turn.
 CHICAGO, Nov. l5-After twelve years the receiver of the Ktna Insurance com pany of this place has made a report.
 The companies assets included what was claimed to be Sl42,000 of secured paper.
 In the settlement the total amount real Ized was S215. The master says that thy were all fraudulent, signed by worthless iusOlyent banks and unknown persons. The testimony submitted shows that the company was organized Co swindle.
 SPRI> GTIELD, MO. Nov. l5.-Edward NcCurtain has been nominated chief of the Cherokee nation. The elecletion will take rlGce next August. The present administration has not proved satIs- factory; much lawlessness having pre- valled in the terrItory during the psst year, though the people are prosperou and growing rich
 BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-8Irs. John ". | Garrett died this morning.
 CHICAGO, Nov. lj.-The Journals | Madison special says: The committee of | expert builders and architects appointed | to consider the causes for the collapse | of fine new capitol buihding, find nothing defective in the plans, but find serious latent defects in the iron work which sustained the roof of the south exten- sion of the building. Some of the sup porting columns revealed internal flaws which rendered them worthless. The report will tend to exculpate the archi cct- and contractors as the flaws m the iron were not visible and only revealed the defects after the columns were broken.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-A Times special says. Aztec, the famous running horse, valued at s2O,OUO. that died of yellow fever at Lexington, Kentucky, was the of Powers and son, of Decatur, Illinois.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Dhe story pub lishei here this morning to the effect that the body of Abraham Lincoln had been secretly removed from the sar- cophagus st Springfield to prevent the possibility of any further attempt by grave robbers, runs to the effect that the removal wGs made within few day after the attempted dissertation of the grave few years ago; that the body . was placed in a lead lined air tight ( cedar caske', and placed m another DOT ion O. the monument and that the loca- ; non IS known only to few immediate { friends. {
 HARRIsBUBG, Pa. Nov. l5.-The ladies c 'f Grcensburg, this state, attempted to [ lan- Jacob Wiley for infiictIng fatal ! injuries upon ]. c Wiley, of Scettsdale, | 'u Sunday last, but were prevented by : .dicers landing him in jail. C NEW YORK, Nov. 1G.-At Prospec, Park J. B. Barnaby & Cos geldIng II. D ,. Winship and running mate Hiram q iruce,tr tel against Jun Keene's geld H ny Frank and running mate J. O Nay. h here were only two heats: Frank win n ing the first heat and Winship the a ecoDd. The time was the best on record, eing, 2alSls-2 l0li. E CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The officers of the q 'uion Pacific railroad admit that the u TOSS earnings for September and Octo- " ar were S2,OOO,OOO less than for same U sriod last year.
 NEW YORK, Nov. lG-The Mail and 1 ypress and Post refused to pay com ll 1sItors 40 cents per thousand ems. in ss cad of 35 cents as at present, and the U J. piOI men went out. The papers were VI lbhsHel as usual. however. The sstt raphic refused to increase, and the VI eD continue to work. Other evening s' lpers conceded the scale. ol CoNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. 16'-Gen. Lew. th 'aliace, U. S. Minister to Austria, sup. tl ,rted by the British Embassador. e1er At .ticaliy pressed the Porte for the pun ar hment of the men who recently ID tacked two American missionaries in II sin Minor. Ia NEW YoEK, Nov. l6.-It is reported hl a' Admiral Trenchari died last night. in CTIcAGo. Nov. 16-The National cou- uii0n of stock men thls morning de- ct Jed Go appoint a committee Of ID e firm each state, which is tn by -moralize congress and show the loss yr a damage 10 America by reason of c. reign restrictions against American Jl oductions and suggested such legisla Hl 'n as may tend their removal. The fo eseut convention 1t is stated, has been IS @ most representative one of stock pc sn ever held in this country. tC PORTLAND. Oregon, Nov. IG.-Olym. Lol b. Washington Territory, special says: a a bill to strike out the word male" n 1,l' ssad the C0uncil. by vote of to 3 ~ C a passed the lower house several weeks Oo o by large majority. There is no Gpa ubt but Governor Maxwell will slgn oo @ bill, as he IS an ardent advocate of nIt mans suffrage. The House passed a 1,, 4lt ] for the relief of Miss Fanny Verona A. th ldwin, who attempted the life of E. J a' ldwin, in San Francisco, some months Iu Q. She is now confined in the asylum pIt Steila0oom. 1t provides that she be "a. "a. imined by jury as to sanity. VI VI, CHICAGO. Nov l6.-The Times Raleigh 'cial says: At wedding in Carri- k, North Carolina, liquor at the sup- 4 , table led to a difficulty in which wb eral guests participated; SIX shots snt re fired in one minute, clearing the on m. The gToom's best man was killed con another Crnomsman received a ria, rtal wound. The corpse was removed no ln upper room and the young couple ma up all night with the disabled man. ..
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 FOREIGN. A BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The Crown Prince JOl today for Madrid. The German tina