Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-19
EASTERN.


 Tribune, which dwells very largely upo
 LOtta's rece ption, grievance and annoy
 ances to which she WAS subjecttd th
 first eyeniug, which is ascribed Ly he
 manager to a supposed rival manager
 who employed a crowd of roughs , ere @ ate disturbance. Lotta's maaage , showed the correspondent lette1fron
 other managers asking him to cOnsfnt tC a newspaper war, that furore m;3ht be created ID the way of advertisina IL
 tins he paid no attention, and tt dis.
 turbance on the first night wa de,
 nolnced- Rev. Collier, in cODciiiiing
 his letter, says: Last night Lotn ap-
 peared again to very good audiipce.
 She cut out Hymen and other objekion-
 able things, upon the advice of didreet
 friends. She was uot hissed durinl the
 evening, and was often called betor the
 curtain. Ite performance vas iis-
 tlnct success. The audience. resel ed the manner of the unworthy opposi ion
 on the opening night, and once lore
 showed that the English people will ve far play. l saw again many men l -s | Of the aristoc acy and more "me- sub, than l have seen outside ,a setv iu' any theater for many days. Mrs. Ban croft sent Lotta an exquisite boquet after the play. Mr. Labouchere sent Little Lady" very pretty note after the opening, as did also one of the Pal Mall Gazette staff. Sunday her hand some apartments at the West End hotel, Continental, were the scene of much reorganization as well as sympathy for the unfortunate circumstance of the opening night. One very old member of the nobility called Sunday, beside a number of young aristocrats. Lotts will yet e the rage in London.
 NEW YORK, Jan. l2-The Newark canal and Passaic and HacKensack riv- CTS are beng dragged for the body of Charles DelmonIcO, who has been miss ing for s week.
 BOsToS, Jan. Blowing to a fire n the central office of the New Englard Telephone company this morning Bos- ton Is entirely without telephone sew ice, and will remain so for a week or tsu days. Every connection with 3,0O0 D. struments n the city Is destroyed.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-Senate: El- munds introduced bIll to pay DanH- hover and Melville Sl 600 each, aud 10 Raymond l.. Newcomb, naturalist, JDo. ! Cole, acting boatswain, VT C. Mender- ! man, Jas. Bartlett, seaman, S600 eacl, l the remaining survivors, $50 each. It l also authorizes the payment of a sum ! equal to one years salary to the heirs of | each deceased member of the Jeannete l expedition and crew.
 Cole, providing for postal savings | bank.
 Collum spoke in favor of his bill to | suppress polygamy in the United States. He said MOrmonism IS building Hp a | system hostile tO the United States and | Instead Of having 0 republican goven- ment, either m form or spirit, 1t Is ts- sentIaliy opposed to every principleOf | It Is government of arrogant priests, who teach that tle Gentiles are the foe of the Mormon peo- pie and consider proper every device for their overthrow.
 Brown opposed the bill and decland all recent legislation Of congress in with Utah affairs UnconSi- 
 House: Morris If busy at work on Ele tariff bill.
 BosToN, Jan. 14.--WithIn the past two weeks there has been an alarming fIe- 1uency of bold and brutal assaults upon citizens committed for the ;ole purpose Of robbery. until now 1t unsafe to walk the public highways between the Common and Dover street either late at night or early n the morning.
 AUSTIN, Jan. 14.-A member of the 'tate convention of stock men estimated that 100000 head of cattle and horses ,rn sal Fn1H ..NA his grass is public property, and the net profit from its use Is 9 per cent The 2,O00,000 head are worth Si0,000000. grass profit of SlO,000,0C0 a year, half 'f which comes from tie school and tate lands. There Is no expectation of any legislation to compel the pro fits to De divided with the state.
 ST. LOUIS, Jan. l4.-Advices from that the late cold snap caused immense damage ID that section. The oss 70 orange groves Is estimated at nearly Sl0O,O00, and the value of vege- ables killed in Mobile county alone will each the same sum. Great damage is ,lsO done to orange groves III Florida, put many orange growers pr0fted by he signal service warning and built ires in their groves and thus saved their rees.
 NEWARK. N. J., Jan. 4.-Delmonico's body was found in the Orange noun aims, in the woods, near General Me Jlellan's summer house, at ten this morning by two boys. There were no marks of violence. He died from expo ure. Nothing was missing from the body.
 NEW YORK, Jan. l4.-Upwards of four hundred thousand bushels of No. red wheat was posted this morning in var ous Brooklyn stores as being wOrmy, geavily and having a strong smell.