Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

mittee will be joined by representatives
 of the American security holders, when the trip will bs made over the road, after which some plan of organization
 will probably be announce, as the foreign committee has full power to at.
 CAIRO, Sept LA great crowd Of Eu-
 ropeans and natives welcomed General
 WolseIy. The General declares he has
 as vet perfected no plan of operations
 and will require a couple of days to look
 about and consider the situation before
 definitely deciding upon course of ac-
 ton.
 CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 1.-The Dem
 ocrsts have nominated John M. Hill Tor
 Governor.
 HELENA, Montana, Sept l1.-There IS
 great excitement at Benton over the confirmation of an important gold dis-
 coyery in the Little Rocky mountains.
 hundred miles northwest of that place. When the discovery was first reported the citizens of Benton sent committee
 consisting of P. Fl. Aspling and Dennis
 Halpin to investigate, they telegraphed to-day that the mines are good. About a hundred claims have been taken up.
 Those worked pay six or seven dollars per day 10 a man working with an ordl- nary gold pan; in one instance S3OO was taken from pit twenty feet square. J. Collins, editor of the Benton River
 Press. telegraphs that half the citizens
 of the town are preparing to Ioln the stampede or have already gone.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1l.-In the Blaine
 Sentinel case the defense to-day served i
 notice on the plaintiffs attorneys that
 they will begin taking dispositions n |
 Kentucky on the 22d. The dispositions |
 of the following named persons will be |
 taken. At Millersberg, John Miller, |
 Daniel A. Smith and wife, Joseph w.
 Miller, R. A. Miller, Wm. McMiller, Mrs. |
 Sue Sandusky and B. F. Johnson; at |
 Paris, Samuel F. James and Dr. Wm. |
 Kinney; at Georgetown, Mrs. Mary E. |
 Brown, John F. Smarr, Webb Ross and | c. W. West; at Eminence, H. Todd Bat
 terson.
 BosroS, Sept. 1I.-At the Prohibition | State convention letter from President | J. H. Seely, of Amherst college, declIn-
 ing the nomination for Governor was | read, but notwithstanding his decllna-
 tion the convention nominated him for
 Governor. It Is stated that President
 Seely will accept the nomination.
 NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 1.-The di-
 ectors of the national bank of New
 York have authorized a statement to be made that the capital of the bank re- mains intact, and that there is no reason
 why the bank should not resume busi- ness as soon as the necessary formallties in such cases have been complied with
 Every depositor will be paid ID full. The bank will probably resume in a week or ten days.
 AUSTIN, Sept 1l.-It is very cold here. Snow fell on Saturday and Monday. The crops are badly damaged. Two weeks more of warm weather would have given the biggest crops ever known Tn the Reese River valley. The barometer Is still falling.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Sept. 1.-The Chron- icle's New York special says: Mss Vic toria MorOsini created a sensati n yes terday by elOping with Ernest J. She'll ing, her fathers cOacbman. Miss VIr- tOria is the daughter of G. F. Murosini, a millionaire and partner in Jay GOuld's brokerage firm of w. F.. Conner < Co. Morusibi threatens to kill Smelling on sight. The young lady IS 25 years of [ age. Smelling Is of the same age.
 LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 1.-The Anti Monopoly convention adjourned to-day | after appointing committee to confer | with the Democrats with view to fu- ( sion on the state and electoral tickets { The Democratic convention meets at Omaha tomorrow. f
 LEWISTON, Me, Sept. 1.-The Journal publishes the returns of over POO towns 6 on prohibition. The constitutional I majority will be increased to near 10000 by later returns. l
 STILLwATER, Minn, Sept IA cy- | clone passed over the country north of t thIs city last plight. A large amount of c property was destroyed and a number of people injured, some seriously. The I storm extended about twelve miles. The S direction of the cyclone seems to have I been west to east, varying to the south { east as 1t crossed the St. Croix river into Wisconsin, within three or four miles of I this city. The damage to farm build ings and grain is very heavy. A party Z engaged in threshing for Charles Vel ander, Tn the town of Grant, retreated to . a barn for protection, but the structure was demolished and George Rutherford was caught m the falling timber and fa- I tally injured and several others were 2 hurt badly. Reports are coming in from U a distance, but no reliable estimate of W the damage or loss of life can be made C st present.
 NAPLES, Sept. 1I.-lt is officially an- that during the twenty-four hours ending last night there were 72 V iresh cases of cholera in the city of Naples and 25O deaths. Since the be. |, ginning of the cholera outbreak in ' Naples there have been HOO interments U in the cholera section of the cemetery.
 LONDON, Sept. 11.-Lord Dufferin has II IT been appointed VicerOy of India. h
 JACKSON, Cal, Sept 1.-The autopsy leld on the body of Judge Moore has :, determined that he committed suicide U The cOroner's jury rendered a verdict of suicide in accordance with the testimo- il ly submitted by medical experts who c performed the autopsy. The cause is la attribute! to political combined with other trouble. m
 PARIS, Sept. 11.-Direct communlca. al lCn IS maintained between Paris and cl rOnquin. The official journals are sj- ent this morning regarding the reported h of the government to declare cl var against China. Admiral Pehyripp. n, Minister of Marine Aff,irs, and several powerful organs insist on a vigorous ol campaign. Fifty thousand troops are .. 'eady for the east. .,
 NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The Tribune's fr Augusta special says: Six towns m this county m which Blaine resides, show A yaln of l, ,lOO. votes over last election. 2 Plttston which has not before gwen a U Republican majority in ten years. shows M o-day 59 majority for RObie. Port and " winch IS in Reeds congressional dis al rict, where the Democrats have put m heir heaviest work, gIves a Republican majority of 700, a gain of nearly 400 Ellsworth the home of Redmond the ,, DemocratIc candidate for governor. gave l O3. b
 SAN FRASCIsCo. Sept. lI.-Clarence .s Whistler and PieIro Delmas have made io match to wrestle for purse of SI 900, ~ ID Tuesday, September Is. at sacra. ;n nento. The purse is offered by Sacra- nl nento people m order to have a match TT aEg Ftla ft,t kaK .,. |