Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28


 ST. LoUIs. June 2L The state con veution for the election cf delegates at | large to the national convention in Chi | cago and for naming district delegates, me, this morning. Tn, attendance was l very large.
 WAsHEaroS, Jane 2L Chairman | Henderson and the members CT the com ! rnit,oe chnTged by tbe nahcnal EepGb- | hcan convention with the duty oi t1Tm- ally notifying fEe candilaieS for Presl- 1 dent and Vice President of their nCml- | nation. met at noon to-day and l preceded to tie sideuce of 'Gen | oral Logan and were ushered into the parlor. The General stood m the middle ot the room, Wl.h Mrs. Logan on his right hand, and was introduced to members o5 the committee by the chairman. When this ceremony was performed the committee ronCed themselves in circle around the room to hear the address. Chairman Henderson then read q formal notification ot the nomination of Logan as Nice-FreslGcnt, to which the General replied.
 CrxCISyATI, O., June 24 -Tbe jury ID tue case of Joseph Palmer returned q verdict Of murder in tho fret degree. This verdict was brought only m equity of the Berner verdict. Berner ard Palmer together killed Com. II. KirS, their employer. in his stable. for rlOney. They both confessed. The proof in both eases was precisely tLe same Yet the Beruer iury brought verdict Oi man. slaughter. l. was this gross tr5,vesty If law and justice that produced the excite Ia. Of the cOurt house. BeTncr has twenty years m tine penitentIary and Palmer will hang.
 NEW York, June 2i-TGinter & Hall, bankers, in their analysis ot the prices of railroad stocks. estimate the total de
 preciatiOn in value Of all quotable rail
 road securities from July lst, 1881, to
 March lst, 1881. gt eleven hundred ci 5hty-iive million dollars. Since March
 lst the depreciitiOn has further in- creased and at the present time the total is over Sl,J01,0Oo,CO0
 NEW YORK. June 34-J. ". Burnham, of Hotcbkiss, BuInham & O., shot himself dead this morning iu cOnse- quence Of depression caused by their re- cent failure.
 NEw YORK, June 2L-MorgEn < Sons are not members of the Stock Exchange They are known as merchant bankers. They drew exchange and dealt in secur- ities on the list.
 NEW YORK, June 2L- General Lew
 Wallace. United States Minister to Tu-- key, aad bis wife arrived Co day.
 STEUEESvILLE, O., June 2L- A DOT ton of the tunnel oi the Panhandle railroad, west line, which was nearly completed, caved iu this morning. bury ing eight men and a boy. Four of the party are thought to hc fatally injured; the others are badly but not seriously | hurt.
 PARIS, June 2a-Iiye deaths have oc- cured from cholera at IOulOn. The Ministry oi commerce hrs issued a notice that the cholera Rt TOulon is l sporadic and not AsiltIc, that 1t is due | tO local infection and therefore k con- l fined to the place of its origin. Eight | thousand persons left Toulon yesterday. | \ camp has been formed for occupa- | ton by many crews, and the pupils of | the public schools dismissed. At Mar l seilles there is a cholera scare. An or der will be issued to bury immediately | the corDses of cholera victims in deep | trenches. which will be covered with | chloride of lime. No bodies will be al | lowed in churches.
 TUULoy, June 1.-The first death here by cholera occurred on June 4th | but was kept secret.
 WARSAW, Poland, June 2i.-Floods have destroyed the new bridge across Wisaula here. which was erected at a cost of e2.OUO,OU1. Crowds were stand Ing on the bridge watching the torrent. when the bridge began to give way. Twenty persons were drowned.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, June 25.-John Iyers one of the assailants of F. ". Shepherd, ot the Jewish ceme- te-y. has been found guilty of murder Ous assault.
 A. Fl. Bowen who has been indicted by the grand jury on the charge of as- sault to murder eX-Assemblyman Mon taCue.
 K. LeyeTson was arrested yesterday on a couuter-charge of battery, preferred by William Irexler, the result being that LeversOn swore cut a warrant against Trexlcy for battery. Trexler was not immediately arrested, but was seen on the street by LeversOn, who Gt- to assume the part of police man. He drew a revolver and pointing it Gt Trexlor, ordered him to proceed to the city pris- on. Irexier. however, succeeded in ! getting out of harms way and the latter swore out q warrant against LeyersOn for battery LeversOn was released on furnishing 5000 bonds.
 SAN FRAScIsco. June 2j.-Dispatches by the Call from txcuty-eight | sections throughout the State, go iO show that while large portion of the hay crop has been ruined and small quantity of wheat injured by being beaten down and by rust, the wheat ,gop a. q whole will be unusually large. Hops, vines and fruits have been greatly ] benefited by late rams.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Juue 2j.-J. 4. Fill more. general superintendent of the :. ?. h. F., is in this city. He has received . telegram from Dsming informing him hat all damage by washouts have been 'epairel and the company is now ready , or through freight and passengers.
 ToULoS, June 2J.-Therc were four , cen fresh cases oi cholera reported yes i erday, 9nd ono patient died The gray 1 iy oi thc symptoms is decreasing.
 CoSsTASTISoPLz, June 2j.-The ' American legation announces that the C reaty Of commerce. between America ' nd Turkey hrs expired. American 6 imports into Turkey wIil be subject to q duty of $ per cent. al yalUrem. {
 MADaTD, June zI.-The Cabinet has ,, riorsd ;he s;ris.est quarantine to b nf3.ced against French shipping. Land {. communication with Toul0n l5 pro- '. iJi.ed. V WAsHINGTOy. D. C., June 2J.-The S ',use Commit on putlic lands will E -Y0r. sis. g.t.y b.ll fl-feitiug such l. J:iious Oi lands granted Co the South v rl Pacific rriro-i company of Cali h ,cuia as l.c along the part of the road c pmrie;ei since July, l>7S. About b JjJ,O. Q acres are involved. l. NEw ORLEANS, June 2J.-The legisla- I ,re has passed a bi.l appropriating ci lCIWD for the worlds exposition and e .e governor has signed it. Work on 1T e building is now progressing. Both .e horticultural ball and the main