Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-04

T AH eA' DOHiluS sea TOT takInp sesI- ~1 y S1O0. ' valued al y NEy YORK, Sept. 29-Gon n n Butl.rls expected to arrIve in aItel Der ti at 23p p. m. to-day. IL Is said iIA-oall u make a speech in Capitol Pa-I le SlL
 view rom the windows of inc F,tI F, -l iu. D chamber. Grady speaks mn 1Tr.sc T.s'. it.yt .! F afternoon. Both Butler apJ f;..s lLl' speak at a mass meeting in a H5l'-1 ".. LoNDoS, Sept. 29.-GIadsfora,.... ton being called to statemar,.a a,.ea- .--l llshed Tn an anonymous parnnII1..,. Pll-
 accuse him of supporting tIo '.,I ID winch Catholic Church, he prou9rrco. ,o i'. .ial nan
 grossly untrue and demands tS2 ,len
 of the author. '-7 1ane
 NEW YORK, Sept. 29-Tbe ,-.
 ConmisSlon met Tn the custom L1r-- ',-1
 to-day to hear the views Of psn,i-.r'.t' ,-1.. .'
 interested Tn trade as to the besr ,-,.--l -1---
 Of increasing it. Gen. Geo r St1 S.1-4ls
 chairman, presided. There wae ''-l-' -. ? 2,
 attendance. '"' " good
 ROME, Sept. 29.-The report ofot.,-
 m Italy Tor the past 2i hours rivs- .,-'.'g'a .1
 taI or 501 fresh cases; 2g2 deafI ,'-
 cludlng IT cases and loo deEtI5 ;S IT. IT,
 pies, and 61 cases and 5O ta5tL- i-' ~ .- | Geneva. "'l' Il
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3G.-A C5.,-.
 ele's New York special, speaki1, o-,,.-.- -s .-
 depreclstlon in values of rail-1~i ..-., .- l-s
 states that as evidence of how T,-.;'' T,,os1''
 blit, even with his immense r.so..- --''-
 has been pushed for mouev t,..I holdings Tn United States rae;-.---5-ss -- 5-s ] per cent have dwindled down f-or, -. s.,- { OOO,OOOt to S35, ,000,0O He has baa5'-t, ..''- . Nto sell S3O,OO00OO Of lis hcrfy T. = -'.,.I . otsln the railroad market. ''s- .e- jHIcAGO, Sept. 30-As a c,frqv ,r,
 scDe presented at McVicsa,s .f,s.-- n, asi night, when John NeCrr--.i M. Jared the part of Spar.acus ia ITs ,t. Rdiator, and only succeeded ID fr,sb. ry \ the part after great ditiiCulu.sai Cr most unsatisfact0riiv, Gle naus.-. m announce thIs morning that tte 1T Hement of Mccullough has cl --i of strr SErEG, Sept 2o-A most dg- re, ,,,iiose fire occurred at Natruua. yh srriI-varYm this city .u ;he West Penn ly ,Ia,,,;r soal, at on early hour tL.s d. ,-soo.,+- ,-to- Ii- The Penusyivaaia Salt Man of ut ,'tsJ sLa. .',i Compauy's acld mauufacto-v he af cIoo % gOl was damaged to the tzter. n- I-iar-s i1,,;, 1ot, .Ss. Sept a'-G,v. Hen re tbo ,a'Is 1,;s.vt;f1elty IT.t this morning toy.s. ye 1l-O .i-, i4o,.-s' l.i xposition, Thcr- Le VIII .e Oo ,--o l,S' V Se commissioners. II, NE" 1OhA,SeDf Sl Eia-r.r'. n- the Union Pacikss s,. '.,..'''.. .t-. 'I' I- -' lg dred thousand shESs-o;~ ;~ ,tc --,'. ...'- -,
 Jay Gould. ," '''' "''-'-' '' Ut CINCINNATI, Sept. 1-s. N...-..r SO Convention of the Tn, -. i. of publican League, asseAI 's'-' .'.' d noon. Nearly 300 delegat ''''s -r.'.:- .''... D. registered, of whom a hun0' I .l- S- S.''.. D. Ohio, fifteen from NIrginiar ,-., f-..-- 8, Indiana, forty from IllinoiS,, ,... s-.-' ss Kentucky. thirty from Iowa, SI'...- d from Texas, four from AlabGE' le from New York, seven from fens,- ,e vauia. Delaware and CoHnectcu,
 also represented. Among the leait. Is men present are Alexander Sullivan arl Ie Congressman FInnerty.
 e FOsToRIA, Ono, Sept. 3U.-A i5,-.- e, ton of one hundred merchants a-l d other business men of Toledo, ca..si d this morning to pay their respects Q IS Blame. The chairman of the deleg,. IT ton assured Blaine of the earnest sup .s port of the business interests ot north l: western Ohio. Blaine thanked the cea e tlemen. and remarked that the KeIub q lican ticket was certainly entitled t1 t-
 support of business men because if n contest was primarily and emphatca. ! a contest for the preservation and lO V lection of the business interests oi tl
 country. At ten o'clock the party lsi l. on a special ear for the south. ,; SAN FRANcIsCO, Sept 3O.-The th,o- :. icle's New York special says: Mrs. SclA ,. ling. nee Victoria Morosini, has bTClsl e suit against her father to recover 1s ?. diamonds presented her by him. wLg . he now refuses to allow her tO hav 9 They are said to be valued at SI5,oOG QUEBEC, Sept. 30.-About one o'cloJ l this morning a fire broke out III ,l village of Louisville, about fifty mic
 from Montreal. At 2:1j over twelt houses were destroyed and the fire
 still raging. Assistance has been ttt : graphed for from Three Rivers. ' strong wind Is blowing, which fans tl 1 fire. Nothing short of Provideuc- cH , save The whole town from being lad - l ashes.
 MERGED, Sept. 3O-Two Chilas engaged in duel yesterday at Sntihn.
 An Yup, a Chinese overseer, attemptrl ! to stop the proceeding, when one oi c. duelists placed a revolver at his ear all , fired, blowing the top of his head I"
 atoms. Both the remaining ChinuuI took to the woods and thus far l5e |. eyoided capture.
 P ST. JOINS. N. B., Oct. 1.-The stJa@g- , Bristol. from Montreal for Boston, ar
 rived here with her propeller tr0htl ! smashed by collision with Ic'. Il-s 2 hundred and seventy-Gve lCete-r- .- Q tween Cape Freels and Cape Eaoy. tl 2 average of fifteen icebergs Ls-- ..
 JOhns daily, going south, in tEc',a.. [ ocean steamers. Crafts GrrI...- at >. r Johns report the passing of large qr.l.. titles of wreckage on thc coast N , Labrador. Last Thursday 30 fierce & [ rlcane was experienced by t.e stea-' Bristol. The schooner Lizzet was s. but the crew was saved Heavy d!sss..' from the north are anticipated. SAN FRANCIsCO. Oct. 1-ILe tgr announcement of the transfer ts % , Southern Pacific company to the ALI
 tic Ig Pacific of the line between No
 station and the Needles, was male day. The first shipment of tLgl'
 tons of wheat over the Southern Iac- via New Orleans to Liverpool was l'i to-day. At the present freight ra',, - railroad company gill take all tle E-s- offered. SAN FRASCIsCo, Oct. 1.-Mr. kEa + new Japanese Minister tO the ..-
 States arrived here today, from l.-'
 hama, on the steamer City of PeklD
 TRnY, Y. T., Oct. I-W. B. Bart
 new, coachman employed by "'
 Simmons, wealthy business man 'e,.,
 ly married Simmons adopted ial--E
 Mary Emma BabcOck, aged l,. "l I-
 day night last.
 BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-The wlli ot 5.
 W. Garrett was flied to-day. lt i-t-
 Deer Park, Aug. $, lNS4, aai I'
 messed by Andrew Anderson, >.oi
 and W. 5. Townsend. He gives %
 sons Robert and Thomas HaU -ol ,
 rett, and daughter, Mary E.z'.
 Garrett, and survivors OF sa-''..
 them and their heirs. all os l,' 's'-