Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21

of Columbia and Fisheries. Whel
 Miller learned that Stanford had beel
 ssslgnsd by caucus to places on severs
 unlmportant committees he resigned
 the place held by him on the Maya
 Affairs committee and caused Senats
 Stanford to take the vacancy.
 SHANGHAI, March l4.-The steamer
 Gls uroy, seized yesterday by the -encI
 man of war for having lead in her cargo,
 has been released; the lead was confs,
 cated.
 LONDON, March 1.-The Gordon Me
 morial committee met at the Mansion
 House today, the Prince of Wales pre-
 s'dlng. Among members present were the Duke of Edinburgh, Duke of Cam
 bridge and Earl Granville. The object
 of the meeting was to decide upon the
 form which the Gordon memorial should take The Committee decided that the memorial should be a great hospital and sanitarium at Port Said, to be open to people of all the nations of the earth.
 WALL Sr- \. r., March 1.-The weekly bank statement shows reserves have decreased S292,0OO. The banks now hold S47,O92,0OO in excess of legal requirements.
 BOSTON, March 14,-The British steamer Standard which sailed for Lon- don January 2lst, has not since been heard from and Is supposed to be lost.
 NEW YORK, March 14.-This morning General Grant felt better. His break fast, in liquid form, was partaken of generously; he began writing reminIs- csnces shortly before noon; passed a comfortable night. sleeping most of the time.
 LONDON, March 14-Gladstone's state ments in the house of commons last right regarding the Anglo Russian situ- ation, have restored prices in the stock market. A general advance has been caused Tn both home and foreign securi- ties. Russian securities advanced 1l& over yesterdays clearing prices.
 WASHINGTON, March 14-Gen. Sheri- dan received a telegram from Gen. Hatch today, stating that the Oklahoma boomers have postponed their ntem- plated invasion of the Indian Territory until the l6th instant. The postpone ment was determined upon before the receipt ot the presidents proclamation. Army officers express the opInion that the invaders will now disband.
 WAsHINGrOS, March I4-Over 2.500 from persons ambitious to be posimasters were received at the Post office department today whicblnum- Der nearly 300 were from Illinois. About one third of the number were from incumbents who wish 10 be retain ed. One of the index clerks says he filed l6S applications from Iowa yester- day aud 1t was only a moderately far day for applications at that.
 GUAYMAs, March 13.-The Indian war has changed over to AlamOs, which town IS threatened by the Mayos and Yoquis combined. Unless some prompt RctIOn IS made 1t will result in loss of life, as well as property. General Carbo | is preparing to take the field as soon as Federal troops arrIve- They are expected | by the steamer Newborn. Governor Torres left here this morning on the train for Mexico to place the matter be- lore the government.
 WAsHrNGToS, March 14,-Mr. Blaine | called to pay his respects to President | The meeting between the | two gentlemen was hearty one, each | shaking the other by the hand with a warm grasp; they were closeted together nearly an hour and when Mir. Blaine came out, the President accompanied him to the door and gave him cordial invitation to visit the Executive man son frequently.
 LIBERTAD, San Salvador via Calves ton, March 14,-From the attitude as sumed by Mexicans in behalf of the autonomy of San Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica, against the threatened resurpation of President Barrios of excItes enthusissm m through out the three Republics. The deter of the people of these countries to resIst incorporation into a Republic under the domination of BsrriOs IS con sIdered certain.