Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-09

large property.
 Santa Barbara, Jan. 7.-Estsnislaus Cordero, a native ranch owner, was pub licly cowhidod in the street at noon to- day by Mrs Gutierrez who accused him of circulating reports against her character. SEe succeeded in getting one stroke on his face when COrdeTo ran across the street, pursued by the infuri- ated matron. Passing through cloth ing store he secreted himself in small a bG;;!!s..ing in the hack yard, while Mrs. Gutierrez walked away in triumph.
 Chicago, Dec. 7.-The Inter- -Oceln's Washington special says: There are more objections to the confirmation of General Rosecrans as register of the treasury, than to any other nomination pending, and they come from all parts of the country from Maine to California. Among the documents laid before the senate by those who oppose the con firmation of ROsecrans, are certain ones which relate to q story of his treat ment of a clerk m the registers office, who had worn himself out Tn the em- ploy of the government and was perem- torially discharged by ROsecrans when the latter learned that he was brother in-law of the late General Curtis, be- tween whom and Rosecrans there Was m ever bitter feud. The story Is told in the following letter from San Fran cisco, which has been laid before the senate:
 .Hon. W. $. ROsecrans. Dear Sir: The friends here of G. Buckingham, for many years an employee in your de- pertinent, and who has recently been re- moved by your orders, beg very respect fully for a reconsideration of that order and ask That Mir. Buckingham be roin- stated at his former desk. Mir. Buck ingham has now reached that time Ot life when the absence of his usual vaca- ton IS a serious priyation, therefore We beg of you to recall the number of years he has been employed in that depart ment, 90 that now he Is virtually unfit ted for any other position. We feel sure that his personal and official con duct has been singularly free from criticism and that his retention would be fully carrying out principles of civil service reform. Respectfully, A. Baird and others" Shortly after his dismis- sal Buckingham died.
 Paris, Dec. 7.-Gen. De Courcy, commander of the French forces in Ton quin, telegraphs to the office as follows During the latter part of December rebels destroyed the Catholic missions al Ughaan, Aunam, and killed the French missionary and five hundred native Christians. A column of French troops went in pursuit of the rebels whom they overlook and routed and captured their arms and ammunition.
 BUFFALO, \. I. Jan. S.-St James ho- tel, at Batavia, was entirely destroyed by fire early thIs morning. There were many narrow escapes. Two men jump cd from the fourth story and were severe lT injured. L0ss about SJO,OpO; insured for S2J,JJl.
 WAsHIxGTcS, Dec, S.-Senaie-Eus' tis offered s concurrent resolution Ie- gardiag ;he recent call for ten million dollars of bonds msdo by the secretary of the treasury ss fnllows:
 Resolved, That in ths opinion ot Congress, said bcrds Ol ten million dollars, pay able on the first of Fs6uAry lSSG,i should be paid in silver dollars, such payment being iE strlct compliance with existing law snd in aid of the financial policy, established by lsgisla- ton of Congress. Referred by the con- mittee on finance.
 COLUMBUS O., Jan. S.-The Republic an members of the state legislature at s caucus last night unanimously nOminat- ed Hon John Sherman for U 5 Senate, to be votel for at the joint convention of both houses on next Tuesday.
 sAS FRANCIso ?. Jan. S.zIa2 eastern % Omabs. The southern route Is also down and the eastern report will be late.
 SAN JosE, S.-In consequence Oi clos ing the Chinese laundnes Tn thls city yesterday, anti-coOlie leagne has sd- opted a plan for a cooperative laundry. It IS proposed to start with 3UO sub scri0ers at g each. they to nave the privilege of having theIr washing done at actual cost, which is estInsteI tO be RbOnt Sl per week for the average family washing. A committee of 2O was appointed to canvass the city for sub scrIbers and work will be begun to-day. It IS expected that the establishment will be able to start in a few days. Cir culars are to be printed in meantime -aE sha hls.s c.. C.. u..I I.ur with inconvenience for R while until ar eau be made tO have She laundry work done by vhites.
 BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-PaInter, Tongue q O., dealers in fancy dress goods, made deed of trust this afternoon for the benefit of their cr,ditors. A mem- Der of the firm stated that ths failure was caused by the defalcation of their book keeper, Wm. Fl. Rose, wuo confess es to having misappTOpria:ed sij,OOO, bnt they believe his dedication will run much higher. IEo firm, having impli- cit confidence in Rose, entrusted him with the firms finances. The lisbil- ities, roughly estimated, gre 1000 against which they have thirty or forty Thousand dollars worth ot stock. Rose had been with the house for seven years.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Jan. S.-Noon indIcs- tions for the next twenty-iour hours, fer CalIiOrnis, are fair weather.
 SACRAMENTO, Jap. S.-The rumors that have been afioat for the past few days about an attachs of Controller Dunn's office having sold monthly warrants for lis pay to three seveisl parties for tEe ssme mouth, has finally become mat | Ter of public nOtOrety. The party Gl- uded 70 is F. J. Clark, and the sales of lis warrants are located as having been l made to Charles Dodge. John Velly, and 1 Wm. c. Smith.
 CLEVELAND, O. JsD. S-The Cleveland | Rolling Mill Company.inotIfied all their employees today that wages would be | idvanced ten per cent dating from Jan. | Ist. The lowest wages paid will be Sll0; | he highest $6, and the average about | S3J0 per day. About 30O0 men are in- crested and are the same who engaged l n the strike last summer.
 NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The womsn's sui | rage committee, at its meeting last eve | hing, passed resolutions denouuciug the | bending bill to take suffrage from the | Tomen of Utah, and calling on the New | York senators snd representatives to op- ,ose 1t and declare women's suffrage the | N--