Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-22

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 the campaign, and the deep regret te | would feel at the Democratic trium2h n would be altogether for bis party and
 country, not for himself. After stating ! whaf. in his (Blaine'sL opinion were the principal causes that led to Ihe Repub bii-
 can defeat. he added. after bong pause:
 "I hved too near tho presidercy m ISSl and have too keen a sense of lts burdens,
 It's endorsements and its perIis Co be
 unduly anxIous for tine office SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 17.-The Chron-
 icie's YCma, A. T., special says: 4 man
 named Jesus Cruz, a Naqui Indian. was
 killed last night under circumstances
 shadowed Tn mystery. He was found
 dead beside @ window of the store of
 LOrette, Treasurer of this county. It is
 supposed he was shot bv Nr. I.nret.a
 who mistOOk hIm for a rObhCr
 LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. I5.-Be-muda.
 B. J. rracy's cult that trottei a mlie in
 ll9 the day Maud S., lowered her record.
 was to-day sent on his first mile at ex-
 actly seventeen months old. He made
 a quarter in i2; half :l2 and mile Tn
 219is. Ihis tune IS only surpassed by
 one yesrlIng, "Hinda Rose" toe Califor-
 nia lilly, that did 1t ID 2:56 wbsn five
 months older.
 BRYAN. TEXAS, Nov. Between ?
 and 3 o'clock thIs morning the office of
 the Texas expfess company at this place
 was entered and the safe robbed o. SI0.- SJO. The thieves were evidently well
 posted as both the doors of the office and safe were opened with duplicate keys. Ten thousand dollars of the mon- ey was consigned to Clarke, Bryan < Howell, bankers, and the remainder tO various parties. The finding of a knife bearing the initials of young spanard named Barrett, led to his immediate ar rest. Detectives are on the trail of Oth- CTS supposed to be implicated.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 17.-ex-Super- visor James Kenny, fell of the dummy of the Sutter street car yesterday morn ing and the wheels passed over his legs, one of which had to be smputated. He fingered until about six m the evening, when he died.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l1.-Gunst ,S Co, of this city, held Sl6k,O of Presi- ieniial bets. They were the largest stakeholders in the city. They have paid over all bets on Indiana, New Jer- sey and Connecticut, amounting to Sl4, 4,O0O, but withhold bets on New York state and on the general result until the statement Is officially rendered by the State election canvaSscrs on Wednesday next. General Thomas T ClUnie wins SJOOJ; W. D. English. S3. .JOO; one prom iuent business man, who does UOt wish his name mentioned. wins SilOOO; nine others win from S2,UOO to SlOUOO.
 PARIS, Nov. i7.-Heavy frost agaIn last nlghs and reports concerning the cholera epidemic is growing more favorable.
 WAsHINGTOS-, Nov. l1.-Upon opening lf the Swain court martial today, Cen. GTOsyenUr of tue counsel for the accused read Gn objection of General Swain Co Paymaster General Rochester citing gs Q member of the court He stated the grounds of his objections t0 be that General Rochester Is a materIal witness .u ihIs case with respect to the second charge against General SwaIm, of lCglecting Co report and take notice 0f the alleged fact that Colonel Morrow lad fradulently duplicated his pay &C., counts, and also thu the accused hay lng favored the appointment of Colonel Mcclure to the paymaster generalship at the time General Rnche7ter was ap- pointed, aud shis fact beiGg kaoWl tO the latter. After the argument the -uOm was cleared and when the doors were re-Opened the judge advocate an- Iounced the objections against General Rochester sitting as a meu-ber of the ,Ourt had been sustained. General swain was then asked whether he desired to object to any further member of the court. He replied that p e ds sired 10 do so and Judge Sheliabarge- then read challenge of BrigadIer-Cieneral right to sit as a member of he court on the ground that he SchOtield) was preIudIced against 5waim and would not set on the trial a5 an impartial judge. The challenge against Schofeld was not sustained. General Terry was also challenged and the challenge in his case sustained
 ALBANY, Nov. 17.-President Elect callers to-day were numer- Dus. There w"s a constant stream in and out of the executive chamber all day. The Governor was accessible tn most callers till late in tine afternoon when he retired to his private room for with political friends.
 FARGO. Dakota, Nov. 1.-The Con- tinental Hotel was entirely destroyed at three o'clock this morning. All the guests and inmates escaped m safety, but most of their effects were destroyed. The loss Is about S75,OO0. Insurance S65,OOO.
 CHICAGO, Nov. IA number of young children started bonfire Satur- l ,.k, .s containing rosin and turpentine. The barrel exploded with terrific force very burning six of the children, i've of whom are not expected to sur rive. The names and ages of the seriously injured are Adam Poole, ten ears: Runnel Poole, thirteen years; James Dealy, eight years; Eddie Burke, en years; Maggie Burke. five years. The injured are all children of poor IeOpie.
 PORTSMOUTH. N H., Nov. 1.-The lank commissioners have obtained an O junction from the supreme court re- .;rainlng the Portsmouth Trust and iuarantee Co. of this city, from a ufther continuance of buslness. The institution was incorporated in 1871, gItn capital of SlOO,GOO and guar .utee fund Of the same amount for the ,ro otectection of depositors. The direc- Ors have issued statement chewing bat tEe guarantee fund had been i'm ,aired through the depreciatlons of real state. The amount of impairment Is lated to be about S5+C0O. The direc- Ors state all the depOsItors will be paId n full. The deposits amount to S4l1,O0O yIth 6SO depOsItors, mostly poor people.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The solicitor f the treasury has instructed the United States District Attorney of the nildle district of Alabau a, 10 bring uit against the sureties on the .bOnd of ieneTal Adam Badeau, lat. consul gen raj at Havana, to recover Sl2,O0O re-
 ived by that officer, as n ti0Ual fees, nd alleged tO have been illegally with leld.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Herald de- larrs trouble to be brewing for the brewers who practically were unanimous Or Cleveland. The scheme is tU pass a aw to allow the introduction of all Oreign beers free of duty, to work against German brewers here.
 NEVADA, Cal, Nov. 1.-The Champion Mining Company of this district to-day