Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1884-11-01

development OF wealth has progress 81
in a far greater degree in the West tn I
in the East just as manufacturing in
| dustrIes move westward, the price o
land rises; il j. higher in Peunsylvani;
than IN Ohio; it Is higher in Ohio thar
/ in Indiana. and in al three Of these
States the value Of land has increased
n proportion 20 growth of manufac
/ lures, and the prosperity OF farmers Ia,
/ increased with it, As Mr. Blaine re.
/ tired be wSs again gwen three hearty
/ cheers.
CLIFTON, Oct. 27.-Colonel Bean, c. C.
Stephens and II. NJ. Van Arman left here
this morning for Tucson and Globe
They spoke to a large audience here on
Saturday evening and at Moreuci last
night. Colonel Bean created real
enthusiasm aud in eastern Graham will
receive a large support. The dis
tmguished gentlemen visited the mines
yesterday and were much surprised at
the vast amount Of development found
in this district.
1t is understood tia. Capt. Thomas,
late superintendent ol the Old Dominion
Of Globe. has been rendered the super
iutendency Of the Clifton Copper Co.'S
mines. These company are about one
concern. NJ. II. Simpson beng the
principal owner. They have some good
properties here AID i, they start in
developing them in earnest, 1t will have
asbenefcial effect on the district.
San Francisco, Oct. IA Chronicle,
Utica, y. Y, special says: = committee
Of twenty-five was appointed yesterday
] at q meeting OF StalwaTts who are loyal
to the Republican national ticket, t.
make answer to the manifesto against
/ Blaine issued by the Stalwart boilers Of
/ Utica, and they u animOusiy present
/ the following: Except for the cOnstruc-
/ ton which certain Democratic papers
| seem To give 10 the manifesto, that II II
an evidence that great body Of Stall
/ warts Of On eida county are IN revolt
/ against the Republican ticket, We would
/ bee disposed TO take no notice of the
same, but III order TO correct the false
/ impression thus given, We deem II
/ proper to assure the Republicans of the
| county and State that the canvass in
/ this county has been, IS IN State,
| pushed largely by StG.WGr;s, and that
| none are more Jealous Of tie support OF
/ the national Republican ticket than the
/ StalWarts Of Oneida county. We do not
| believe that the time has arrived when
/ n would be better for the country To
put the management of the federal
/ Government into the keeping Of the
/ solid and free trade South, and so
believing, all earnestly urge the election
/ Of the the nominees OF The Republican
| national Convention.
CuAs L. DENNs0S, Chairman
| This will be sent to all the Stalwarts
/ thrOJght the country.
LONDON, Oct. IA monster ra.llca.
| demonstration IN favor Of tine aoOLluOu
/ of the House Il Lords was held IN Hyde
PARK yesterday. Over 100000 people
! were present; many banners were Ills
played bearing such inscriptions as
! "D0vu with che Lords aud "Ihe Lords
are Opponents o; Civil aad Religious
Liberty and Must be Abolished.
SAN FEANCIsCO, Oct. III. Trembeth
a C0rnishman and an Arizona miner, WAT
arrested yesterday charged with assault
TO murder on the person of y"unl
woman named Ellen Weeks,whO refuse,
10 marry him. Trembeth came here
| SOME time ago from Arizona with $40,
IN cash. nearly all OF which he has spen
in supper- aud presents to the YOUNG
woman. Fearing that when his none.
was gone she would not have anythm!
| more To 10 with him, he determined I,
kill her. tie visited her room gbOu
one in the morning, drew a revolver an'
fred. The bullet CTazed the top Of tn
| wonan's head. Believing he had kille,
her. he turned from the room, but be
. fore he got out q the house, an alarI
was given and he was arrested III
woman Is not seriously hart.
: Troy, y. Y, Oct. 27.-BeEjamin /
Butler arrived at Troy tins mOrnln
, from New York, coming by boat Ii
. was driven to- the depot IN hack al
I took tho train for Saratoga, where b
s | speaks this morning. accompanied b
= COL Alburgh of New York. ami Hoi
I Thos. Il. Carroll. Of Saratoga, eI-Mayt
b or Troy. Butler viii speak at Sand
I | Hill this afternoon and Whitehall th
e evening, leaving for New York tO-uIgh
+. | He will then start on the stump IN d
Q western part Of the State.
d ST. LOUIS, oct. 27.-Notwithstandir
the ram storm, which prevailed neal
J. al day, quite n number Of gcutiem,
a and ladies assembled at Lower GrO'
Y Park yesterday afternoon, to take pa
\ IN unwilling the statue erected there
?, memory Of the late President CARTEL
10 The exercises consisted Of addresses
= DIR. Emil practonus. editor Of the We.
n hche-Post, Carl Carver. the sculptor N
re- DR.. Z. ). O'Reilly, Secretary OF Memoir
10 Society.
u ST. Louis. Oct. 21.-John Teemer al
l. Jake Gaudsur rowed a single scull rat
Is three miles with q turn, on Creve Coz
D. lake Yesterday afternoon. IL was
a magnificent struggle, but the !ud
p decided II was al even race and that
n must be rowed over. Teemcr's tin
z, unofficial, WIS 2oti0
u NEW YORK, Oct 27.-Gov. Clevela
=, and staff will arrive in jersey City
~ three o'clock this afternoon. Coz. y
y bolt will receive him and escort him
~ New York. Gov. Cleveland l. a natl
- of Essex county, New Jersey, and III
~ native jersey man ever nominated
President. His native county thereto
ne intends 10 give him a Iouslng a
" tremendous welcome.
r. SAN FRANCIsCO, oct. 27.-Ihe @
N, tenary 81 Sir Moses Montehore, v
At celebrated here yesterday 10y reugi1
L.. | services in all tie synagOgues. In !
e. evening there was non aectalian celeb
ie. ZION at the Grand Opera House
m which addresses were made by prom
to ent citizens, eulrGzIug the many 81
les works the aged philauthroplst had do
Re, SAY FRASCIscc, Oct. 27.-An h
Fi miner New York special says; II
r. stated that ex-senator Roscoe ConkL
1t has decided 10 come Uut openiy
, a favor Of Cleveland, and 1t Is furt
on stated that he has accepted az NV
an ton 20 address a Cleveland ard IL
he bricks Produce Exchange club.
I'm The First Watch.