Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

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 NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. l3.-A man whose name IS supposed to be WOOL from Buffalo, jumped into the rapids and was carried over the falls today
 PARIS, August 13-The Congress at Versailles has adopted, by a vote or 602 To l65, paragraph one, article two, or the Revision bill, decreeing a republican form of government to be immutable. Paragraph two, declaring mOuarchlal pretenders ineligible to the presidency was adopted by a vote of 5J1 to l53.
 SANTA FF, N. M., August l3-Santa Fe county has just voted S25O,OOO m coantv bonds to the Texas, Santa Fe and Northern Railroad, a narrow gauge line, commencing at EspanOla, the ter minus of the Denver and tho Rio Grande Railroad, and extending through Santa Fe south, Out of 3S2 votes n city or Santa Fe, but four were against the proposition.
 DENVER. Col, Aug. 13.-The Denver Republican and Denver Tribune, the leading Republican newspapers of the State, were consolidated to-day. The new paper will be known as the Denver Tribune-Republican.
 NEW YORK, Aug. I3.-GarrisOn's nom iEal assets are placed at SlS,6Si,J2S par value, and and their actual value IS tsti- mated at S3,974,S SIS. The following ap- pear in the list of CsllfOrDla stock: 800 900 capital stock in San Francisco Steam Tug Company, worthless; capital stock m California Dry Dock Company, SSl,OOU; capitol stock College Home stead Association, San Francisco, doubt ful: first mortgage bonds Oregon Pacific Land Grants sinking fund aud capital stock Oregon Pacific, SJ1,oUO.
 BosroS, Aug. 12-James G. Blaine was invited to dine with the MIddlesex, Essex and Norfolk and the Massachu- setts R, publican Clubs of this State. In the address of invitation they said: w C are desirOus of mauifestIng our high si esteem for your public services and our devotion to the cause which yOu repre- sent as candidat- of the Republican party for the Presidency of the United
 states Mir. Blame answered 6s fol- lows: "I am under obligation for the very kind invitation which lOu extend to me to meet Massachusetts, Mlddlese1, Essex and Norfolk Clubs at a pubic banquet Tn the cIty of Boston. l netd not assure the gentlemen who compose the clubs of ths very great pleasure 1t would give me tO be their guest. l ap- prec1ate most fully the kindness in tended, and 1t is with sincere regrets that find myself unable to indicate a day when my engagements would per init me to leave Maine. l am sure, however, that the festal occasion k not a. n a. s1.a. Trf m MnaG.t. chusetts in the impending national con- test, and for myself no hos pitallty would add to my sense of kindness winch l have received on so many occasions from the citizens of your State. am, gentlemen, with great respect, youIs truly. JAMES G. BLAINE"
 NEW YORK, Aug. 13 A special from Detroit says: The State census was taken in June. The complete returns have just been tabulated, and show the aggregate population to be l,eJj,1S5.
 BosToS, Aug. 13--A special from Portsmouth, \. H., says that carry this morning Col. Kent obtained an inter view with Lieut.. Greedy. who admitted that he had Henry shot by milItary execution on the 9th of June. As early as March It was supposed that Henry was stealing the limited food which Was being appOrtiOned out tO the survivors, and this fact beiEg finally and positively ascvrtaineC, It. Greedy had thereafter hard work Co protect the mans life. It became necessary in order tO keep mp discipline, to inform Henry that he would be shot if the practice continued, and that a similar fate would be msted out to any other member of the party detected Tn like crime. If Henry had been permitted tO continue his steallngs uBmolested, the balance of the party would surely have starved to death, and Henry alone would have survived. hghFy Wis agdin detected m stealing provisions. Among the food taken were two pounds of bacon, the eating of SD much made him sick. Search was then instituted and 1t was found that Henry had among other articles stolen and ,ecreted par of ssalskIn boots which had belonged to the hunter of the party. ! Lt. Greedy was therefore forced m order ! To maintain military discipline and pro- ! feet the lives of his other comrades tD 1 ssue written order that Henrv be ! shot, which order was carried into efrec, nJune G. As tO the alleged cannibalism. freely says II there was anything of fhe | slnd lt must have been done in individ- l Ial acts, not general Nothing of the | sind, however, came under Greelv's iersOnal observation.
 ERIE, Aug. l3 About three o'clock hls morning fire broke out in the irug store of BfOokens * Fleming. of worth East, m this county, and spread dp'dly. In reply Go a call for sssis bnce steamer was sent by the Erie Ire department. It was several hours 'e.ore the fire could be got under con rUl, and the business part of the town faS soon m ashes. Among the build- 1gs destroyed are three banks, olera .ouse, PresbytvriaI church, and a hum er ot business bl cks, mostly-tine brick uuiIngS, built since the fife of 1871
 hen ihls same ground was burned Yer. Over two-thlrds of the business o-tIpn Of the town is destroyed. includ Ig the best building ia the place. No stlmate of the loss and Insurance cam ct be made.
 LOWER LAKE, Cal. Aug. I3.-Yestsr. uy this town anu vIcIuIty were visited y an earthquake of great violence bout tw-n y lighter shocks were felt ''.'' NAf'AAAA- tA+N n ~nl lE or ER a lndOws m nearly every house in tho 'Wn and people were greatly alarmed. Los ASGELEs, Aug. I3 Franc,sco 2 lartinez, who for the murder of an old .eXlcan m NerduCO canon some tine V go, was convicted of murder in the first .cree, and Judge Smitn has sentenced nm to be hanged on September 2Oth. | .e same date set for the execution of a .iyas, condemned for tle murder of Hecura, an accessory to the S under of Mcintyre, IS to be tried Gu uSust Duh, and if convicted nav be .ecuted st tLe same time. v RocE ISLAND, IT,, Aug. I3-Yester- y Major General Hoffman died here Il e had been sn invalid for a number of | ars He served in the Mexican War b 'd the war of the rebellion on tbs e Iion side. 2 NEW YORK, Aug. BIC. J. Osborne q IS been appointed receiver Of the Wall u rect bank. n
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