Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

Smith. general manager ot the New York and Western Associated Press As sociation, in relation to what he tDr. Green) was reported to have said yester- day. He asked If the committee would ask Mr. Smith tO appear m person De fore the committee, and that would be better than to receive a telegram
 SAN FRASCIsco. Feb. 26-The Bull letin's New York special says Jesse Seligman, in reply to an inquiry whether -t Was probable that as much as S2j,0n,- 100 m gold wOuld be sent abroad, said; T certainly hope so; | think the export os that amount would be a1 advantage I to the country. IL would be only temporary loan. which we should soon | get back with more than compound ln- ! terest. IL would he merely letting ht- | tie b OOd from the body in which clrcula- l ton has become sluggi-h We should l not miss the money, aud the shipment ] of 1t would stimulate business activity | here and tend tO help confidence on the other side. The result would be higher rates of interest in this country and renewed buying of our securities ln Europe.
 LONDON. Eel. 2G-The damage caused by the late explosion is estimated at ELOj0.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Feb. 26.-While searching suspicious iudivldual named Jones, in this clty thIs morning, the lat ter placed pistol at the officers breast and was trying to pull the trigger when his arm was pulled aside by Officer Brodfcld, who happened to reach the ,vgt in tune. As 1t was, the hammer fell OF Brodieli's thumb. Jones had number of burglars tools in hIs pos session.
 h the breach of promise suit for dam ages of Si2I,O)l, commenced this mOrn- ing by Auna Dc Esperito SantO against Jose Viera RodrigU, S, 1t IS charged that in 1880 he induced her to leave her home m Arizona Territory, promising Co marry her on their arrival here. They lived together. aud had child. He refused to comply wl-h hls promise. A dispatch was received here [ day an ouucIug the death of C. Temple Emmett ou board the west bound train at Green rlver. The deceased Was a urnmirent member of the bar m this city and went E .st few moaths ago . for the benefit of his health. The re- mains wiil be -5rous sht here for inter 1 ment.
 Edward r. D1uuelly originally ap- | rliel for letters Of administration oI the | estate If his brother, and Rev J. Don nelly, partner in the wholesale butcher firm. and personally reputed to be worth 1 S1,O00.O00 by will subsequently found
 and letters that had been issued
 were revoked. To-day he filed another
 application assigning !n hls petition that the deceased left DO estate or prop
 erty whatever, although the will had
 been executed by him and handed to
 the petitioner.
 BosroS. Feb. 26-Ghc steamer Gulf of | Susz. which arrived at Boston this after noon from Melbourne, brought the first
 cargo which ever reached this port by a steamer direct from Australia. In thls cargo It is uLderstuod wool IS speclally purchasel at a low figure and shipped |. depressed -a;es for freight.
 LONDON, Feb. 26-ATthur Wellesly Peel was unanimously elected Speaker or the Hons. of Commons to-day. WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-Cole introdu-
 ced the following joint resolutions which passed without debate.
 Resolved by the senate and house of
 represent atIves that the act of her Brit
 tanic maiesty's government m present ing the United States government arctic . steamship Alert winch was to be used
 m the contemplated expedition to the l, relief of Lieutenant Greely and hls
 marty. is recognized as OppOrtune and generous, and is deeply appreciated by
 congress and the people Of the United ' ! aHa d NaaHnF E
 reduested co communicate copy ot thls
 resolution to her Brittanic majesty E I government
 Plumb offered a resolution, agreed to 2 calling on the committee of agriculture ,, to furnish information of the annual , , amount of wheat. rye, corn aud cotton produced ID this country during the five years preceding 1882 The amount used ! at home for food. fodder, seed and other purposes. the amount exported and the surplus. if any. at the end of said group 2 yoaiS c- ana co separately, and the
 estimate Gs to the year 'Si; also whether
 in his judgment. speculation by option
 or "'uture-' iu those productions. where
 no actual tra.sfer takes place, tends to
 effect the u.rEet value Df the commod fly do tle injury ot consumer or produ' , Ger.
 4 bill passed authorizing tle state oi | California Co sglr't other lands in place
 oT the l6tl and 3i.h sections returned as mineral.
 TOMBSTONE. Feb. 27-A silver brick
 was voteI E. E. Lee camp. ot Con.
 federats veterans, by tIe Bun-ide Post G. AR, this city. t1-dly. and forwarded to Richmond, Va, by express. It | aN.. | three dollar, in gold: total bullion value
 Sj2 aud I3 cents. IL was neatly
 engraved uirh the following inscription:
 "PreseHtei by Burnside Post No. 36,
 c. A. R., Department of California, Tombstone. Arz1na, to R F. Lee camp, No. !. CO1.cierate vet ns. Richmond. Virginia" it is Co be dispO,el of ss the Lee camp sees fit at a far now being
 held in Richmond. for the benefit of the
 wounded Confederate soldiers.
 SAN FEANCIsco. Feb. 27.- Yesterday,
 attorney general Marshall effected an
 arrangement with the Central Pacific
 railroad company, which settles the con-
 troversy about that corpOratIon's taxes. | Terms of settlement involves the pay
 mert by the company of SSI0O00
 SAN FEAvcIco. Feb Articles for
 f1ur-round knock out, Marquis of l QUecnEbUry rules, between John L. Sul- l lIvlu, of Boston, and G. N. Robinson,
 champion heavy weight of the Olympic ! Club of tIis clty, were signed lust night. The men have gone into training, Rob Ius0n under the tutelage of MUldoOn.
 the wrestler. who is also a powerful bit ter The match creates great excite ! meut. To avoid interference of the pO- . lice no stake IS mentioned. the receipts
 being divided among the men Es follows: | Sullivan receives G5-s per cent and Rob-
 insCn g per cent of the net profits. ! There are all manner of betG being made
 on tine result The match occurs within
 ten days.
 PIrfsBURG. Pa., Feb. 27.-'The German
 socialists Of thIs city nave called a meet
 ing for next Sunday to discuss Bis
 marck's action in rejecting the Lasker
 resolutions.
 PARIS, Feb. 27.-Le Paris says Bis
 marck has not only outraged the Ameri- | can republic, but has detied the world. But the democracy has more serious
 things to tlluk about than to mlnd this insoleut challenge.
 | ST PErERsBUEG, Feb. 27-W. H. Hunt, United States Minister died this
 morning at 10 o'clock.
 BERLIN. Feb. 27. -Oeutohe Tageblatt | says Minister Sargent has SO compro- | missed bis government that If the latter ! does not wish further embarrassment 1t must dispense with his services.
 ALBANY, Feb. 27.-'Chis morning con- | siderable excitement prevailed among | the members of the assembly over the | difficulty between AssembIymen Howe and Burns; Howe. at a banquet last night made speech gIvin= supposed | illustration of Burns making a speech in