Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

AfSlHut LIhlDs 10 LOS Angeles tllS 5ItcF- noon. Trains will commence running tomorrow. The washouts on the Ari- zODa division will all be repaired by Wednesday. thus putting the road in running order Co New Orleans. The re- pairs between MOjave and the Needles will be completed by Thursday.
 SAN FRANcIscO, March 17.-The Shar- on divorce case was resumed to-day. Several of SharOn's letters to the plaint- if were introduced. In some Of tLcm he addressed her as "dear wife, in others as "Dear Miss Hiil" Ihe plain.- if testified that when Sharon asked her to give up the marriage contract, she replied that she had lest it, as che anticspste3 trouble.
 CmcAGo, March IA call was is- sued here to-day for national conven- tiOn of RntI-mOnopOllsts, to be held here on May 14tb, to nominate presidential ticket. The quota of representation will be four delegates and four alternates from each Congressional dIs- trict, four from each Territory and four from the district of Columbia.
 SAN FRANCIsOo. March I7.-General Manager Towne, of the Central Pacific Railroad, stated today that the company were seriously considering the putting on of train to connect with the fast eastern mail service. The probability was that it would be decided on.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-The death of Mrs. Annie Key Turner, daughter of Francis Scott Key, author of the Star Spangled Banner, IS announced. It Cc- cured on Mare Island. Mrs. Turner was at the time of her death seventy-four years of age.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, March 1.-The opera season has proven so successful that Maplsson has concluded to extend 1t to the third week. His trial for violating the fire ordinance comes mp on Friday. He has demanded a jury trial.
 DENVER, March 1S.-The Republicans Leadville special says: News has been received of a disastrous snowslide at Carey, small mining camp in Conuu- drum gulch, seventy miles north of here, Tn which five men were killed.
 WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The House Committee on Private Land Claims agreed to report favorably bill which passed the Senate recently, providing for the settlement of private lands in New Mexico, Wyoming, Arizona, Utah, Nevada and Colorado, arising from grants made by Mexico before the land in those States and Terri ! tories was ceded to the United States.
 NEW YORK, March l8.-In a letter re- [ ceivei from General Grant, by one of his friends in this city, he denies the re- var,g~4gr tr.Aa Tv,r rar-ur1 N,. the forthcoming contest in Chicago as being between Blaine and Arthur. He says: "I have had no iDt6rview with any | sinee have been here. I ! have not been interviewed by any body l
 PARIS. March lS.-A manifesto from . Prince Napoleon Is regarded as immin- | cut He has gone to Switzerland to , avoid arrest, taking with him his pRi,ers | and valuables.
 BERLIN, March 1S.-The German gov srnment has asked the Austrian author ties to postpone the execution of Hugo 1 wholesale murderer of servant ! girls, pending Gn inquiry in regard to l Inc girls whom Schenck is believed to . have murdered in Germany. !
 PARIS, March 1S-The Goulois says: ! Leloug Chang, viceroy of China, Is sub l mitting a basis of peace to the English l and American ministers at Pekin, and 1 ssking them to intervene. Itis asserted ! that France will demand a heavy in- ! lemnlty from China and will occupy | Chinese territory to guaranty its pay {. ment.
 SAN FRANCIsoo, March 1S.-Law Bor- | ielh, second basso of Mapleson's opera | died suddenly last night of . pneumonia. He sang the last time on l. Friday evening when he was apparently ! in good health The deceased was | native of Italy, 43 years of age. He ! leaves a young wife.
 NEW YORK. March 1S.-Exports, ex- elusive ef specie, from New York for the ! week ending to-day are S6,107, ,206 as | against S5,339, 400 the previous week, l and $8,4l9,350 the core bonding week | asst year. Total exports since January ! first S67 ,99S,47S as against SIS, ,725, 5S5 for ! the same period last year.
 PARIS, March 1S.-Prime Minister ! Ferry has been interviewed upon the . question of general disarmament by the European powers. lie pronounces 1t as . an imposslbility, and says that the dis 1. ,ussion thereof IS a waste of time.