Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-19
Condensed TeIegrams.

English detectives are hunting dyna- miters in France.
 The remains of Charles Reade were inferred on Tuesday at Willesden' England.
 Reports from the lower Rio Grande say that Mexicans are stealing Texas horses by wholesale.
 The French fleets have occupied Annoy, China, to secure indemnity for the Chinese capture of Hung Hoa.
 Engineer St. Clair Mcdonald and fireman Ed. Mccullough were killed by the dItching of a freight tram on the Western < Atlantic railroad near Ac- worth, Georgia.
 Clinton Schiellelin, father of Al. and Ed. Schieiielin, discoverers Of Tomb stone mining district, committed suicide Ill Los Angeles on Tuesday morning by shooting himself through the head. Se- we're asthma and busiress troubles are said to be the cause.
 The first fast mail for the east over the Central Pacific, left San Francisco on Wednesday.
 The steamer Faraday has left London with HOO miles of the Mackay and Bennett cable, for Nova Scotia.
 The President has recommended the removal of Collector Wichers, of Key West. for alleged sympathy and collu- sion with the Cuban tilIbusters.
 The report of the arrest in San Fran CISCO of Geo. A. Hamilton, the alleged absconder from the United States Gen eral Land Office at Washington, Is denied.
 Sheriff Branharl, of San Jose, Cal, has reached EldoradO, Texas, with requisition for Juan Vacillo, the Los Gatos wife murderer, and secured hIs prisoner.
 The next national convention of the Irish National League has been called by the executive committee to meet in Boston on the second Wednesday in August next.
 The list of yeas and nays on tie ques- tion of considering the tariff bill shows 135 Democrats and , Republicans III the affirmative, and go Republicans and 39 Democrats in the negative.
 A dispatch from Havana, via Key West, says the censure of the press dispatches is severe beyond all precedent; even the news published is submitted to the most critical tests and detained in a most aggravating manner.
 The San Francisco Chamber of Con- merce has adopted a resolution re- questing the California senators and representative in Congress to urge the passage of appropriations for military buildings in that city.
 As delegates to the National Republi- can Convention, Kingston, \. r., sends ThOs. Comwell and Duncan Ballantine, both anti-Artbur. Syracuse sends an uninstructed Blaine delegation, and Portland, Name, sends instructed Blaine delegates.
 The second days races Of the Flooded Horse Association took place in San Francisco on Wednesday and was won by Billy Ayers in 1:l5. The ruce for three-year-olds that had never won a race, was awarded Jon Jon in 2:l0. The third race was won by Bry ant, in 2:23ll.
 The Mexican inhabitants of Tuacase- cas, Mexico, 700 miles south of Fl PasO, are embittered against the American residents and have torn up the railroad track and burned several bridges. The Governor of Chihuahua has called out troops to prevent further outrages. Fur ther particulars have not been learned.
 The Republicans of San Jose, Cal, send as delegates to the State conven- ton J. W. Kelly, Alex. Russ, Ed. Top hale, W. B. Brewer, EdIKennedy, Sam uel Req. George E. Hersey, $. F. Leibe, T. E. Beans. W. G. Tisdale and D. $. Payne. They are uninstructed, but ia vnr either Blaine OF Arthnr