Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-23

to-day for the first time since he was taken sick.
 WAsHISGros, Oct. 19-The depart
 nent of justice has issued a circular to United States msrsbals, outlining the duties and compensation of marshsls and deputy United States marshals, to- gether with compensation of supervisors at congressional elections to be held ID November next. The circular states that marshals have power to keep the peace, protect the supervisors, preserve order. prevent frauds and enforce order in towns of twenty thousand inhsbit- ants and upward. They are instructed to consult with the United States attor- | uey of their district regarding any ques- tion of law. In regard to salaries the circular states that 1t IS not expected that supervisors and deputy marshals will receive compensation for more than five days service. The marshal is re- oulred to obtain from each deputy mar shaI and supervisor his commission, oath | and badge of office with an affidavit that he is the per>on tn whom commission was issued, before he pays them.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Oct, 19-All the powers, including England, have formal ly assured Russia that they do not favor Prince Ale1ander's return to Bulgaria, aud will not approve of his reelection to the Bulgarian throne,
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19-James W. Fo- shay, ex-presldent of the Broadway rail- road, another of the parties indicted by the grand jury for giving brises to the "boodle" alderman, was arrested this morning and taken to the district attOr- Dey's office,
 RICHMOND, Oct. 19-WLen the gener- i al assembly of the Knights of Labor went into session this morning DO one could answer the question positive | ly whether 1t would take final adj djOurn- ment to-day or proloDg its session until to-morros Reference of a greater DOT uou of the proposed revision of the con siItution 10 the executive board and committee of four with final reference to local assemblies, has saved much time and there now remains to be disposed of the reports of only half a dozen special | c mmittees,
 LONDON, October 19.-The Marquis of Aylesiord Is dead, aged 75 years.
 NEw YORK, October 19.-W. R. Whit more, the former partner of u. II. Pow CTS, broker, has notified the Stock Ex- change that he was unable to meet his contracts. It IS estimated that Whit mOre's losses will reach SSO.0OO. Powers says the firm dissolved on Saturday last ! on account of certain transactions that came 10 his notice on that day.
 NEW ORLEANS. October l9-There Is great suffering at Sabine Pass and John son Bayou, and the relief committee asks for money, provisions and clothing.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., October 70 | Mucn interest was excited here this morning by an apparently well Ruthen- ticated rumor that the Atlantic & Pacific road had been consolidated with the At chison, Topeka & Santa Fe, and that the general offices Of the former corpora | ton were to be ct once removed tO To- peks. There Is DO doubt but what the ! consolidation has taken place, but the principal officers of the Atlantic { Pa clfic think that the consolidation will not sfect the offices here, as the road will be operated separately from the At | chlsOn. General manager ID. B. Robin | insOn, however, has resigned and accept ' ed the management of the Colorado Cen trsl the new road now being construct ed IL Colorado.
 BALTIMORE, October 20.-The mile and eighth dash at the PImlicO. races to- day was won by Baldwin's Mollie Me- Cs-ty, with Nolsnte second. lime l ;56l 2.
 MONTPELIER, Yt., October 2O-The Vernon; legislature to-day elected Ed munds United States Senator.
 SOFIA. Oct 20-The,Bul2arisn govern ment IS arranging with 6 London firm for loan of G4O0OO0.
 SAN FRASCIsc0, October 21.-Prince ] and Princess hamatsu, of the Japanese royal family, and suite, arrived this morning from Yokohama on the steamer City of PekIng. en route tO Europe.
 WHITE PLAINS. x. r., Oct. 2O.-The wife of Samuel J. Tilden was admitted to probate this morning in the surrogate court here, without opposition. Andrew Fl. Green. John Bigelow and George w. Smith, executors and trustees, Imme- dIstely qualified as such.
 NEW YORK, O,t. 2O.-Miss Ange'e Sel- igman. daughter of J. ID. Seligman, the well known banker. was married last night to Albert II. Gross, at DelmOn- icO's.
 SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 2O.-The steamer City of Pekin arrived this morning with Hong Kong dates tO September 23d. and Yokohama dates to October 2d.
 SAN TRANCIscc, Oct. 2O.-General Walsh, registrar ofthis city and county estimates that the total vote to be cast in next months elections in this state will reach two hundred and ten thou sand. being an increase of fourteen thousand votes over two years ago.
 PHILADELPHIA, October 20 The sn- Dusl encampment of the cOmmander-in- chief military order of the Loyal Legion commenced here to-day. Ex-President R. B. Hayes presided. IL devolves upon this session to elect a successor to General Hancock. Ex-President Hayes since the desth of General Han cock, is the senior ranking officer of the order.
 RANGooS, October 20-Major General MacPhersOn, commander of the British army of occupation, n Burmsh, is dead
 SAN FRAScIsco. Oct. 70 O--Michsel Lsnders R well known mining man. died this morning after a protracte1 illness. For over thirty yeRrs the deceased had been engaged extensively m mining business, and at the time Of hIs death vas president of the Andes aud other mines, and largely identified with the mining interests all over the coast. He was 55 years of age.
 WAsHISGToS. Oct. 2O-Minister Cox had a second interview with Secretary | Baysrd to-day. and intimsted desire to | be relieved as U $. minister to Turkey, | He was informed he could not berequir- ed to return to Turkey as charge l daffsires. The formal resignation of the minister has not yet been presented | 10 the department, but 1t IS expected | promptly upon his acceptance of 8 con gressional nomination.
 RICHMOND. October 20-The following | resolutions were adopted by the general ! assembly of the Knights of Labor:
 R.aolved That thia Cpnaral ggepu-