Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

tAS uISt OailIOTnla town 10 tne return
 ing delegates Ot the National Republi can Convention. Although the evening
 was stormy and the weather most dis |. agreeable and cold, a vast crowd was 1T b attendance upon tue platform waiting D for the arrival Of jhe west-bound tram No sooner had 1t appeared Tn sight than cheer after cheer peeled out on the still. ness Of the night, first in honor of w. . w. Morrow, than of Hon. Mr Parks . and Pacific coast salute of fifty guns and bonfEes ignitel. Hon. J. L. LevisOn addressed tue returning gentle men, and in the name of the people Oi Truckee and of tue State Of California thanked them for their good and eff cient work Tn tho Chicago convention. To these words Hons Mir. Morrow and Mr. Parks replied that they were over flowing with enthusiasm for the peo- ple's candidate and the popular choice. The decoration of the depot pOrtico
 WAS canvas bearing the words, "Wel-
 come, thou good and faithful servants" 1"
 A big two bushel basket of Sierra Ne
 vada pine cones was also brought forth
 and presented to the delegates, who
 read on the outside of the package in
 large white lettera, "Ihe woods are full of them" The gentlemen departed on
 the regular west bound train amid a storm of good wishes and predictions of easy victory in November next.
 BRUSSELS, June 3-ExcItement. re- sulting from the Liberal defeat on Tues | day, continues. he streets last night were thronged with turbulent crowds The police dispersed them; further riot ing is expected on Sunday. IL Is prob able the Senate, where the Liberals have small majority, will be dissolved.
 BEARDsTowN, Ky, June I3-George Hughes, clerk of the Central hotel, was fatally cut by Wm. Doom, a worthless negro whom Hughes was trying to drive away from the front of the hotel where he was using vulgar language, beneath the window of the ladies' parlor. Doom was arrested and will probably be lynched when Hughes dies.
 BOsToS. June I3.-At Concord to- night, Mss Elizateth Hoar. daughter of the Hon. Ed. Hoa-, and Samuel Bowles, of the Springfield Republican, were married. Among those present were eA-Secretary Of State Evarts and Sen ator Hoar.
 LONDON. June l3.-The Tichborne claimant will be released to-day on 8 ticket of leave.
 PARIS, June I3-Prince Hohenlohe. German ambassador, declares the public feeling in Germany is envenomed against France by the constant proyoca- tiOn from the French press.
 HRALsBURG, Cal, June I3.-Thers have been senven days of rain; about one-fourth of the hay IS down, all spoiled; still raining.
 NEW YORK, June 13-The failures for the past seven day m the United States, 2O6; Canada, ?; 13 increase over the proceeding week.
 PITTsBURG, June 13.-Hearing was had this morning in the case of IhOs. J. Watson, oil brokerand cashier Reiber. on a charge of cOnspir,ug Co defraud the Pennsylvania bank. President Riddle was indicted on information. but waived hearing and gave bail. The testimony tended to show that Riddle. Watson and Reiber, were associated in a, .spacnlatiOns and the Overdrafts nf aCti5hSi SiSIULas --=yaseUt.h tneir uhD5- counts was opened with an overdraft of Sl2j.000 and at the close of the bank, was over SiO00O0 of Overdr8wn. As signee Warner today stated he was getting the affairs of the bank in shape and now thought that instead of paying 2l cents will pay 2j cents on the dollar.
 DUBUQUE, June 1.-The Telegraph publishes a story to the effect that Samuel J. TIlden IS not native Ameri- can, and therefore not eligible tO the position of President Of the United States. The publication k made on
 l. D, r,F lrfie. uque who says he has seen m the cOun- ty of Kent, England, a church register showing Tilden was born there and that two and one-half years later his 1 father who was a small farmer, sold hls holding there and emigratei to the United States.
 WASHINGTON, June 1.-The House resumed the consideration of the amendment in the dispute between the ! two houses upon the pOstOflice apprOp- riation bill, pending the amendment, | being that incorporated by the Senate | appropriatiag SlSj.OO0 for special mail | facilities on the trunk lines. Horn moved the House recede from its dis | agreement to the amendment increasing | the appropriation to S2J0,OUO. Upon this matter long debate ensued and IS | Stlli prOSrtsslhE-
 NEW CASTLE, June 1.-The peoples savings bank is embarrassed. President | Wallace has published a note that owing to the stories having been cir cGlated that the bank would close its doors be would meet those having ln-
 terest bearing deposits Saturday. June 2lst, when he will make a statement
 and deposition; meanwhile the bank
 will receive and pay out on check ac-
 counts, but will refuse interest bearing
 deposits; depositors are satisfied and
 will receive every cent.
 | KEY WEST, June 14.-RcciO, a colored
 Cuban, convicted of murder was hanged
 to day. The murdered man was also a
 Cuban. The crime originated m a
 gambling quarrel. Recio denied his
 guilt Tn this Offense, but acknowledged
 having committed three murders m
 Cuba. He says the victims were all
 Spaniards. After being bound RecIO
 called for bottle of wine and cigarette,
 he took a drlnk with the greatest
 cooluess. and asked the jail officials to
 join him. Upon their declining he took
 a second glass and dropped his cigar
 cite and said he was ready.
 l LONDON IkIe A2-- At T elAA -tAHAA VT r zette says: We must now add 3,JOt more to the thousand already butchered ; to make a holiday for the GladstonlaI , principle. Humanity reyolts at such [ 3 state of things; somehow or other stOI | should he put to T.
 ] WAsHINGTOS, June 1.-The Illinois Republican Association composed of II lin0is residents in Washington called OI
 Senator Logan tonight and congratu
 lated him on his nomination as republi , can candidate for vice-president. In senator made brief speech of thanks II ! reply.
 NEW YoEK, June 1.-The LincolI 8 Club gave an informal reception tO-nigh g to John D. Lawson on his return iron I the Chicago convention. Resolution l expressing loyalty to the Republican t party and Blame were passed.
 s PH1LADELPHIA, June l4-By collision - with an excursion train on the Camdel ]. road this morning engineers Palmer an' - Baxter, conductor Smith. baggagemaste 6 Vaughan, mail agent Wylie and fireman !. Barby were killed. Many persons wer