Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

land appeared on the rear platform an
 was cheered to the echo. IL was learne
 that few hours previous a special traI
 of 2I cars carryin- numerous represar
 tatIves of the Democratic campaign ol
 ganizatiOns aEd several hundred cit
 gems had left Rochester for Buffalo {
 participate m the demonstration.
 | CLIFTON, October 2.-Thomas Hau
 rahan, miner working in the ColOrad,
 mine, was seriously injured yesterda,
 afternoon. He lighted a snuff in tn
 tunnel n which he was at work an,
 retreated tO a safe distance, keeping hi
 eyes on the snuff Supposing it ha, | gone out, after waiting a suiiicien | length of time, be was returning to tn. drill hole when the blast went of, fill
 ing hIs eyes and face full of gravel, and
 throwing him with much violence against one of the walls. He was
 brought here thls morning and placed
 m the hospital. The nominations of the
 Peoples party are cOidly received here:
 odds are freely offered agalnst the
 whole ticket An average of four car loads of black cope. ;pPsd from Clifton daily.
 tue whole day the admirers of Blaine and Logan kept the Burnett House and it's neighbOrhOOd as noisy and crowded as a national convention hall. Upon Blaine's return from drive he had the usual difficulty m getting to hIs room and when he did get there, he was not allowed tO remain, for the people out side were provided with brass band and kept up a constant stream of mar tial music and cheering until Blame and Logan were forced to show them selves on the hotel balcony. They bowed and spoke a flow words of thanks and then retired amid the acciamatiODs of tho crowd. Later when Logan left the hotel to visi, the exposition he was again uproariOusly cheered.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 3.-Wah Lee How, Chinese laundryman. recently married a white woman and shortly afterwards applied for citizens papers, having taken official papers year ago. The question was raised whether under the act of Congress of lSS2, he could become naturaiZed, and the case was continued. Probate Judge TildeD. to- duy heard the arguments and issued citIZen's papers, to WRh Lee How, who exhibited Celestial delight when made to understand that he was "allee samee Melicau man.
 HUNTERS POINT, Y. T., October B.. While the Independent Democrats were raising a Cleveland banner at BIsville last night, a number of rOWdies led by eX-Policcman Stafford, made an attack with clubs and stones, IDiurIng a ndm- Der of persons. Stafford drew pistol ani attempted to fire at one of the sp9ikers. but was disarmei by the police who arrived and stopped the firing. The Cleveland banner was cut down by some one during the night aud car ried of. Several arrests are expected to-day.
 SAVANNAH. Ca, Oct. 3.-There was no tO the Democratic ticket. In a few counties the Republicans had can Gida;es for Senators and Represent atives, they however elected only one or two of theIr candidates. It Is estimated that tue entire vote of the State, includ- ing the Republican vote for members of tue Legislature, IS about 1CJ,0OO The Legislature Is overwhelmingly Demo- cratic in both branches. The United States Senatorship was not an issue and the temperance question cut no figure in the election.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 3-General U. S. Grant was asked to served as Repub- ilcan electOr III place of Dr. Derrick, but he absolutely declined. He told a mem ber of the committee who approached him on the subject, that he was out of politics.
 NEW YoEK, Oct. 3.-The New York Chamber of Commerce adopted TesOlu- tiOns stating that the hOstilitIes be- tween France and China were likely to interest all nations having commercial relations with China and that the tune seems CppOrtune for a settlement of the controversy through the inteTcession of friendly powers and requesting the President of the United States to take into consideration the expediency of CO., operating with other treaty powers ID endeavorIng to bring about an amicable adjustment.
 NEW YoRK, Oct. 3.-The address of the Republican national committee, to the South, dated at Nashville, has been issued. It declares that the Republican national committee OpeDs its headquar- ters at Nashville, the central city of the South. on October first, and appeals to the intelligence, enterprise, honorable and ambitious American instincts anl inspirations of the Southern people to support the Republican candidates. It concludes by saying that the Republican party. under the leadership of Blaine, Is certain to make the South the most at- trlctive region for capital in the ccun- try. and tO make the Mexicans and other people south of us our friends and GUS toners, and tO make capital and labor secure in the South by protecting sui frage.
 COLUMBUS, Oct. 3-There was a great turn out at Xenia. Blame was received by local committee and escorted by the Plumed Knights. mounted and afoot, through the principal streets. Nearly every house was decorated. The peO- pie In the streets numbered at least as many as the entIre population of the city, there being a very large attendance from the adjacent county. When the procession reached the stand, Blaine was received with loud cheers. He was preser ted to the people by the Rev. Dr. Carson. a prominent Presbyterian clergy man of Xenia, and made an eloquent and brief address.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3-In the United States court m the Blame sentinel libel suit, the attorneys for the Sentinel filed an amended bill of discovery with twelve additional iuterrJgatOries yesterday The bill begIns by stating that Elaine preteuds to have been secretly married to Harriet StanwuOd at MIllersburg, Kentucky, on June 30, 1850, which claim is wholly denied by defendants. The bill further alleges that Blaine was law fully married for the first snd only time to Harriet StanwoOd m PIttsburg on the 2Ist Of March, 1851. and that sad mar rage was not one of love and affection on the part of Blaine, but, as charged in the amended bill. IL tthen states that full information concerning rtese mat ters IS in possession of Blame, and the discovery Cf such evidence IS necessary to enable defendants to make good the issues upon their part, and the prayer Of the bill Is that Blaine te ordered Co an swer positively under oath, and without evasion. the intsrrogatOrles m the amended blll. The defendants ask that If these interrogatOues are not answered fully and truly that further proceedings in this case be perpetually restrained