Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

bonds. The call for ten million whicl
 will mature September 18th. was mad,
 because IS was deemed wise and expedi
 ent. Future calls will be determined
 by state Of finances, while 1t is probabl,
 that a second call for Sl0,OOOO00 boYdI msy be made next month. Such an ac- ton will depend entirely upon the con ditlo1 of the treasury at the time.
 SARATOGA, Aug. l4-First race, three quarters of a mile. Caroum won, Is trella second. Bessie third. Time, LIS
 Second race, Kentucky stakes, three quarters of mile. King Fox won, Al calde second, ElaredO third, Time l:1S.
 Third race, grand prize ot Saratoga one and three-quarter miles. Royal Arch first, NOlante second. Falconer third. Time, 3:9ls.
 WAsHISdToS. Aug. 1i.-It can be authorItatlvely stated that NIT. Sedg- wick of New York, goes to Paso del Nor te and Chlhushus by the request of Sec. retsry Baird and in connection with the Cutting case. His mission is in TO sense of diplomatic nature, but is sim ply to secure for the state department a fuller information with regard 70 the case. The records of the Mexican courts are not published as those of thIs coun- try and the usual diplomatic channels through which they would naturally be sought are roundabout and slew. owing to the distance between the scene of the trial and the capital. General Sedg- wick in addition to securing the records will look up all the facts in the case and study it's features, reporting as fully as possible to the secretary. No further steps are contemplated by the state de. partment until General Sedgwick shall report. His journey may be extended tO the City of Mexico. but that point is for future determination.
 SALT LAKE, Utah, August 1.-The board of commissioners for the general election held August 2nd, finished their labOrs today. The Mormons elected all their candidates everywhere. The gen tiles contested one county. elsewhere there was no opposition. About twenty thousand votes were boiled.
 WASHINGTON, August 14-WIth re- gard to the rumored resignation of Min lster Jackson, Il can be stated upon au- thOrity that his purpose to resign an tedates the present controversy with Mexico, but he is expected to remaIn at his post until they finally settle it.
 NEW YORK, August 1.-The troubIous aspect of things at Fl Paso is beginning to create unessiness ID the business community and at the commercial ex- changes 1t IS the uppermOst tOpIc. The dominant feeling is that if the Cutting affair was left to the management of the two governments there would be no trouble. The merchants and speculat- Ors talk as if war between the two cOun- tries would be the best thing that could happen to both. The idea IS that trade would receive fresh impetus from the necessities of the pubic services in that event, and everything would go up, and. said prominent operator m the park of the Produce Exchange: "There nre thousands of working people who have nothing to do now who would be glad to enlist, while We would thus be rId of a troublesome element. Mexico would be oyerrun in sixty days. By the time the next congress meets the annexation of Chihushus and Sonora would be ID order and that would be the making of that country.