Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-23

are decIded in favor of his compaav. Ee
 will send Mrs, Grant another cheek Tor SlOO,OOO in a month, making $,fuUlD ID all, Speaking of bis rscsat trip 10
 Rome to ses the Pope about the pU5ii-
 cation of his memoirs. WsSster sad:
 "He blessed the book which We sre to
 publish. blessed us individually snd
 blessed our children, after inquirinR
 their names and ages. have male su b.
 contracts in Spain, Italy. Francs. Ger
 many, Holland and England Tor rub
 fishing the book a: my own terms. The
 manuscript Is now being translated and
 We hope to to have the beck published
 about next April
 NEW YORK, October lo-'Fhr political
 pot begins to boil. The gyeas unknown quantity. the sIze of G5orge's vote. stIil
 causes great anxiety among pohucIaas- George himself and his supporters are
 sanguine that he will be elected. rsceiv- ing over 10000 votes. The Sun thinks his vote will not exceed 35.Ou9. u1i tE. ! World figures 6OO,GOO The Tribune and Times believe RoOseveit's eIscf:o. IS secure. while other journals uertIy differ m the ze of HeWitt's msiorliy GALVESTON, October lS.-Ins commit | tee of citizens vho left here Ssturaay | night on the big boat Esteile. which hsd | a schooner in tow carrying Si tfH vrrin | Of provisions for the sGiferers co Sabine Pass and Johnson Bayou, retur.ei at a
 late hour last night. They reached SE- bine Pass early Sunday mOrniu. Ha.f Of the provisions and clothing taken up by the committee were distributed anon the sufferers who were ID great need z everything. The remainder were sent up to Johnson Bayou. The coUmitt.e are unanimous in their statements g.- gardiDg the absolute destitUtuou Cf tl- survIvOrs The committee ascsrtEyuet that the total number of persCus ~hn lost their lives was one hundred and thirty. Only sixty five bodIes have thus far been recovered and buried. Sc1Gr- ing parties cOEtiuGe tO hunt for tEe bodies of their missing friends.
 LONDON, October lS.--Ths follovlnc additional particulars Of the daua-.s caused by the recent storm have been receIved. The British steamer Aruus which left New York on septembrr 9th tOrs rsBordeanx, has been l.st on Purute de la Cubrie, at the LOrthsTn Mou-h 0t the GIrande. The wresksge from tl- vessel and part of her cargo sre Wast.ls ashore.
 The British bark Euilanj. Csr.slu Casey, from Quebec September i4rh fa- GreenOek, WAS abaniorei off l.ur .ly Island. The mate and carpenter were drowned, but ihe other Tenhr-- uf tts crew were rescued and landed Et Pal mouth.
 SAN FKASCIsc7. October Io-TL, ls- signees Oi keane Bros. have .ri a i-.- titiOn with the county clerk, asking fisf they be di-chGrged from tbeir tru-.. a- all claims against the firm llr r- settled by the acceptance e yr,ulr lrssurs notes for tifty-;wo cents ou tir dollar agreed. The assignee filed "-i ..- S3j,OOO. which they Gr- now to l.-. cancelled.
 NOGLLEs, October IN-A 2r.-.l-sa- Mexican here states the-- l- Cd G... ment OH foot .l chsnEc tls c... .-- cr-- -tltuticn Cf tbe republic ,s Nv1icr, elt declare presIceIt Diaz dictator for sLc term of ten years. MeNC.a poiit;---l- are very reticant TsgariIny tbe pfoTo-t- change In the consuJutiCu- it ls c.alU.t by those who are m .osI.sJa .u k.g- that the only object ID cres;.l-- pls- dictator Is to reward han 'os tho sgcr-s-- tuI administration ot afiaIf- duu-E l.s term of office.
 A to the general ss-e-r1iy os tie k1raH-r of Labor numbered sc-lcely JnG zas1 the convention vas called t1 orJ,r ;l. morning. Scores had departed 'IoU tlr clty on last nIght's Or am Gli Ulsus me-, will leave to-day. Ihr-. OI.-i.iy uf selegraphers' district Cfer-I Ca. f.l'e- ing resolution.
 Resolved. That the Cr.-ll1.lr y1-.r of tine order oi the k.i-Ii- a- i..1ar t. directed m demanding ht t-.- -rr- congress the pa~saSe ot l4r-- r-. commenting thr purcla-- -rl.- -.. of the eminent domain oi ta- tr'--rafa sy ystem of the country. Iost l- ,- -t. duty of all Co assIs. ,n nominating aH. supporting VIth their vut.~ rLl, -re. candidates Es will plsd.a their saT s- to such s measure. euI tL., s1e-iai s-- stIuctIonS be issued Go tLE 'rsi-istIy. committee at Washington tr aEIts.- there for such ownership snd make so, ernmentsl telegraIhy one C, tte S-su Ing questions of the day.
 In introducing the rs solution. pk-iI- called attention .O tl- let ttr- telegraph lines m every clCu.rs t-- cept the United State- sad Caulls- r-H owned by the government. sri c-a---sa 1t was a3 absolute ne-e-s. ty that fEe  by the government ln t-c FuDLc E teFest.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, October l~.-Ta- Calrs specIAl from CBicaco -sys- ItI- positively known that Mis- k,-e EEzs- beth Clevelsnd, tLe pre~.dsu'- -ls'.r. has left the edItOrIai -lsrr ui Llrs-c- Life and that law -lIts for ds-ls-,- ..- violation of contract E-s Go iT.Hr. Elder, the publisher. Is reported c. Lsv. threatened m the event uf N,s- Cl-v land bringing sEIt, Co UaEe Pua-c s Of her private cOTre@pCUcence aat --r mon tO the witness stand Fre-itr-' Cleveland and all members Of the ti-y-. land family. The trouble vas caused t- Miss Cleveland's dy maud Tor s a- share Of the profits C' Lite---y l'- which have rIseD from I Zt tr urtr.r.- 10 a very hsndscne fEu-s.
 NEW YORK. Oct1bsr 1~-IUa Nrr'f says that the Irvins Hall leaders hsli a conference las; nlFn' sEi dvc.ded .r lr- dOrse Henry Gtptse for mayor Ecu a" nominate full cI,y. cO1nty, ss--Lt.- and judicial ticket. When thls acir.l was comm munichtrd to YulIucrr1 .sf- isst night it was generally Edr...t-.t il would lepd a cou-IdCrl1i' accts-I,u 70 strength Co the HcLry George move ment. Que poIitican s1iL lt wo1lG sil from 5.0OD Co lN.tu1 Go Hsary Gen-l-= vote for msycr, tu; It WoI.i not e.eF- him.
 NoGALEs, Oc.oter l~.-The replsr- ca the washout= on the Sonora rai.ralt a-- compls ted and trains are DOW rurrl-c regularly.
 Tanque Verde Voter