Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14

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 will occupy the same post at the State
 Department. 1t is said that Eugene | Scnuyler. ex-minister to Greece, and
 arcredIt' consul general to K0umaniS and Seryia, will succeed John Davis as
 first assistant secretary of the Treasury Among the new names mentioned as appiicauts for Federal offices are the | following: Ex-R-presentative Buckner of Missouri. for pmmIsSioner of Inter nal Revenue; Charles Gibson of Mig
 suuri wants the Berlin Mission; ex-Rep-
 reseniatIve Franklin of the same state
 wants the Brazilian Mission. A delega- ton waited upun the President and rec
 commended e1-RepresentatIve Hopkins | fer the mission to Italy The Pre-Iden;
 SourreOusly referred callers to the S'c- retary of State. Ex-COngrrssm.n SIn- yleton of Illinois want tO he COmmIs
 siOner of A riculture, ex Representative | Tuily has withdrawn from the contest | for the COllsctOrship of the port and
 now wants to be postmaster at San
 Franci-co. Tully's withdrawal narrows | the contest down to a fight between Blll
 English and Jesse D. Carr. The North | Carolina delegation is pressing ciaims [ | M8i,r E. J. Hale, proprietor Of the Fay etrrvi le, x C. Observer. for Minister
 to Spain. Ex-Governor Jarvis of North
 Carolina i- an applicant for the Com
 missioner of Agriculture.
 SAN FRANC sCO, March l0-Jose Cfsta
 of this city referring tO the cunsOllda- IiOn of the five Central American Re | publIcs, the news uf which was tele- grapEed yesterday said IL is unquestI"n- .-d that the c cIHtrOlling influence that | rendered thIs union Of r-publ'cs pOssi- blr. xas the universal desire for a | speedy complexion of the Mic traguan canal. 1t k considered probable tha'
 the capit of the new republic will be Gusirmala, the present. capital of Gust- emala and headquarters of President | BhrriOs.
 PORTLAND, March l0-Cccil Beehe,
 boDke-per m the employ of SchIndler & C., furniture deil rS, rrslgned hi- pO>i
 tion on tbe lst of February flr the pur-
 pose of gOIng tO Wood rIver. lhIs morning au examination Oi the books bl an exL ct revealed the fact that he har stolen S7.090 of the funds of that firm.
 The suppOsiiion is that he has joi ed the sbscondiBg band of ciniers Tn Brit ish Columbia.
 LONDON, March 10-Lord Dunham'. suIt for divorce on the ground of hi-
 wIf-'s insanity, was tJ day dismissed V tn cess against DuDham. Sir Jame. Hammer, in rendering the decision. d-- clHr-d the respondent loved another anu censnred her family for arranging a marriage with his lordship.
 KINGsrOS, Ont, March 10.-A prnmi- f.F forming him that there are 2,JO0 F,ni1rr at Buffalo. drilling win a view of mak tug raId on Canada.
 ST. LOUIS, March IO.-Gov Marina duke ha- called out the militia here tC 20 Co Sc lalIa, Missouri, to aid m sup pressing the trouble likely to arise ther, today on account of the railroad strike Abont lj0 officers and men left here this morning on a sps cial train and wIl arrive at SedglIa at ? ?. ,n.
 NEW YORK. March 2l.-Gen. Graut Was gwen a stIuulaut last night in lac of anodyne. this chcnge of treAtmen hLd a saOjhlng effect aud the patieut passed the night comfortably. I'm morning hs arose refre he'd. He made uu complaint in regard to his throat trouble aud was allowed Co pRrtake oI considerable nulirishment.
 ST. LOUIs. March l1-R. S. Hayes Senior Vice President of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, in an interview % h. strike said "tbe main question in this -trIke k one of personal liberty O. whetier haudfull of men who are not -atlstird with their position as emplOyes shall not he allowed to preveut othe men who have no expressed cause Oi dissatisfaction from continuing at work Out of twenty-five thousand emplOyes un the South W estcru and Wabash syS- tems, not one thnusand are directly Hf iected by the reduction of wages uhIcl is alleged to b. the rrus. n for the .sirlk. and l an certain that of this 1000 a least. JOO would go to wurl tomorrow If they were nOr restrained by their bnlld ziDg co -mylOyes. The reduction IS Tn regaT, ro men employed ID the machine shop and round houses. Train service hands have not been reduced. The reduction, nave been princil ally in Texas.
 BERLIN, March 1.-The result Of | COuut H-rher Bismarck's special mis | sion to England was relative tC tn. |
  reported as follows: Eugland cOncede | 70 Germany the whDte If CamerOns | country, with the exception of the mis sion town Of Victoria, where Germ ns are all~g,d to have hauled down tn. British Il ,g. England further agrees not | to interfere with any action that Ger many may tate m the entire countr, | from the south bank of the Rio del Key .N .I. Be afra some distance north of Came ron, to Gatoun, which ente,s the sac near the equator. Germany, on the other hand, recognizes th- suorsmac, nf England over the country lying be- twe-n the mort bank of the Rios del Rev and Tug, 8. This covers the basin Oi the lower Niger.
 CHICAGO. March 1.-The reported heavy buying for foreign hOuse-, coon panied by a sharp decline in Eu lis' cOnspl-, hls been sufficient tO make trading il Ccre Is and provIsipns exrra ordinarily active all the morning. Great lutsTest as usual, crnters Iu wheat, where the trans ct Ons have been very large 1T volume. May wheat, which closed a -l's last night. opened at S2; q, sted lew moments. but upOn another reported i-ciIn" m cpnso's, rose rapitly to 3l bat fell back to 3 6, and Is again uI to 3i,.
 LONDON, March 1l-Mmisterial circles are excited over the OtlicIal repIrts rr- ,eIvrd this afternoon confirming the re port puhlIsh.d m the Hines this morn. ing to the effect that the Russian troops have advanced further into Afgban Ter .l'Ory. The Russian government ad- nIts such n movement to have taken place, but asserts IL was only iuten leo Tor the purpose of seeking a u:"re suita- be position m ca>e Of war with Afgnau stan. lt is generally believed that botI Afghans and Ru--ians are hurrying for ward and a collision IS imminent. Brit sh consuls have fallen eleven sixieenths 1f one per cent and Russian securities two per cent n consequence of the above news.
 SAN FRANCISCN, March 1.-The IErouicl-r Washington special says thai Henley. larp,y, English called on Bayhrd today and urged the appoint n~ht of N-wmark of Los Angeles. as ,Ousul a' Ly ons. Bayard did not prom
 e anything. ut tbat Newmark's claims