Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-15

list and his marriage is ereatjng aeal of comment. He IS very R1,H.y0d HH0d The pair left for New Orleans a''lJ'
 CONCORD. N. H., Nov. I3.-i sb,., earthquake was felt in the rortbs.'044 .,o04 oI western section of this city las, ni,t. s-a
 WARSAW, N. Y, Nov. 13 ". county; Blaine electors 1, 4,siI. C.sysi--Io{ g.i--o 3lS9. St. John 4S3, Butler 53 'e'a2d
 NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-C. p H--. ton sad, when asked bis opiri'-,- -,,''-''. g. general business outlook. "T .1.'I lLe have left the worst behind Us api h--,.l.s we er times are ahead. Tue pre-or, Y'-s 4.- q. tion Of business Is not b. if oL.5 ,o-l- past" w hat is your opinion os Ci 9S 'Le land?" Cleveland is n ssfs N'e'e- course do not include the party b. s 9' longs to ID saying this. The DeHo.e....7 -e .7' party Will never be as safe as fb. 5 publican. Clevelaud's election is ',.-- 4.s- ally conceded by business mer. :. 1e-s'- rate the feeling of uncertainty as ,e! l! result Is confined to but fe1 ar5 ,ue not affected business to anv 1-4 Ass "How will a change in the sdnjr;sl.l- -tVll- ilon affect railroad intertsts." ~. ''a' d. the least; as soon as the exci,sr.'.. o. ln over and the election has c,r--II.i-' l. -' died out I look for an increase ls s.Tl! It IS not in the power of any one na- a---C :. steal this country, you know -'a- 'o
 BosroS, Nov. l3-A dispatch race;r.l st the Merchants Exchanpe '1u ,o-Io1 dated Pernanbueo, Novrmber I2 ,e,-l!' o-al!' the loss ot the ship Andrew Jobfy1. Captain kellaran, of TLonaston MI while on voyage from Calet. RrIa-,.e' ,'.-,e' Hamburg. She colllded wirb tIl Ts P .o lsh shIP iherlmere, CaptaIn Smf-b iT1" San Francisco for Oueepstovn | .aI sunk with seventeen of her cr,.w TsI i,II
 Inerlmere has arrived at Pe-n rb1-V With the survivors of the Jobnso1.. crew.
 NEW YORK, Nov. l3.-Tbe VorI5 ,b;, morning ln an editorial on tbs r--. Senator from New York SAYS. Wori4 ~ not be- 10 the honor ot the state ,i snj ~ .S the credit ct the people if party copsid. erations could be lad aside and inc legislature be induced to tender tbs United States Sengtorship unapimonsIv to Roscoe COnkling. The Grauhlc mi. afternoon ID an editorial, Very commit mentary to Cooking. says: Now. if Nr COnklng should be the Democratic can. dldste for the United States Senate. has he friends enough among the RspubIi- cans of the legislature to secure bis election?
 CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The second An. nual convention of the hmencan ,,toek. men assembled at the Sherman Hon.a at II o'clock this morning. Nearly 56 | delegates were present. Dewitt Smith of Illinois, was elected temporary char. man. The roll call showed the Jele. gates present to be from p States aBi | Territories. The committee on ns-. msnent organization and order Of bgsi. ness was appointed of one member fr1n each State and Territory. Several yss. tlemen from Omaha were invited o take part in the convention which a. noon adjourned till 2:30 D. n. T.s evening George B. LOnDe. Of Nl,s. chusetts, United States commisSlo1s- of agriculture. will read a paper ou ,a,. tie. Among the papers to PTe~eutsin n the convention are "Sanlt5ry Science by J. D. Hopkins, of Nyomu.. Dangers from Chronic Cases o5 I.el7- Pneumonia," by Dr. Gadsden. ct Pul.a- delphia; also one by Dr. Salmon of ,Ls United States treasury eOmm.7s.gl .ri others.
 CLEVELAND, O., Nov. F. -jl5 shoe. which was felt this morn ng lr varH-s places of northern OnIO Is attributed tJ an explosion of dynamite m @ ......y .- Toledo.
 DETROIT, Nov. 13.-The Cou4r .-L delegation of the State stand Fusion ist to 4 Republicans, gain of | for t-l Fusion. The Fusionists los, , auj E.l.l 3 CoDgressmeD, making the dc.esau-- stand as above.
 PARIS, Nov. 13.-The telephone con- pany has granted free use of their d. tices for calling assistance for ch0.rB patients. The patriotic league ba- con verted its meeting hall into a cholera hospital. The archbishup of Pan, ls a daily visitor at the hosp taIs. It noticeable that the suburbs of this -,y where the drainage Is bad and the wat. mere sewerage, are unaffected by t-5 epidemic, also that the enviruns ot t.s cemeteries are scarcely affected by is disease while in several portions of i1s city winch are well supplied with Vaisr. several cases have occurred. Le Ser says: The quarters on the right side t the river Seine which have scarce. been attacked by cholera, derive ,hl; water from the Lecenry canals.
 WAsaINGToS, Nov. 13-The Vie1l newspaper report that Minister As'- has resigned, IS emphatically denied [ the state department.
 LONDON, Nov. 13.-In the House i Lords thls afternoon the franchise t. passed its fr~t reading. Ihy bill u- b. read second time Tuesday
 TRENTON, N. J., Nov. I3-Rev. Hsrr Williamson. rector of St. Paul's chur-- of this city, committed suicide Us morning, by shooting himself througl the head. near the outskirts of the ci'y He used new revolver, and hf-l through his temple dashing hIs brall' all over his surroundings. He Us found by two boys. No motive IS knoE1 for the act. Deceased was a son O' q Chancellor Williamson, of Elizsteih.