Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-10

freight agents today decided not 10 sc cept perishable freight or live stock.
 NEW YORK, Nov, 3-John J. Phelps schooner Ysch. Brunhild started this morning for voyage a Jund the world.
 ST. PErEEsBURo, Nov. 3-An official messenge. states that the CzGr's foot snd CZ ias's hand were rred ID the sccideBt to the Impe. al train Monde. Almost ev J member of the lmperlf suite receivad contCsiOns. Twenty-one atteDdsn' were kl''ed and q 'rty-seyen seriously iiiurel, one Uf whom has since died.
 NELsCSvILLE, O., Nov. 3-Thurmsn and party arrived from Columbus this afternoon aud We greeted by large concourse of democrats from all parts of tbis region.
 NEW YORK, November 3-The MI of the late John Guy Vsssar, was presented for probate at POuE hkeepsie yesterday. The opening sentence IS ga toilowe: Having DO lincsl heirs my desire and siu in the disposition of my property is to do the mos. goOC end forward the cause of humanity" Ia accordance with Il sentiment nearly Hll of bis estate IS w.lled 10 ;he public institutions in and about Pong SakeepsIe. The lead ing been st being 10 Vassar college Tn which three new chairs are established besides heavy endowment to the Vas ssr orphan asylum and Vssssr hospital.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3-The chairman of the democratic central committee sent 0 letter to each democratic county chairman to-day. of wh ch the following is a copy:
 Instruct all inspectors 10 watch that the republicans do not vote double tick cts Tuesday. The Journal tbIs morning contains instructions how such things can be done. The l.cle proiesses to charge the democrats with this, but it's believ s1 the Obie1 is to 'siruct the re puhlicans now to cOmut . sraud."
 The r-public ' commit 70 early in the day sent the following letter to its coun- ty chairman:
 "Ihe democrats in your county are planning to have double vO cast. Nc mistake about ih's, wa.I our people quick. See that theIr ballots ( -e ohal- lenged, Pnnt and put up ters at the voting places offering q reward oi a hundred dollars by th committee for the apprehension and conviction of each maa who votes 6 double ticket, Print 6 copy of OFT ticket and post ct the vol ing placts. Force the fighting now.
 Inn republican committee also this evening mailed notices tO eveiJ tow3 and city in the state addressed to the public. announcing a reward of SlOJ for the apprehension and copv c'IOn of eve ry enc who at the com lg election votes more than one bPn 4, circulate false or spurious republican tickets. alters, forges or multiplies the tally sheet, de- lays the election returns or changes The ballot boxes. The committee calls on every gool ct zen to see that the laws are strictly enforced and a free ballot end fair count secured.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Dr. Harris of Washington is the inventor oi new system of machine telegfaphy. by which messages are printed at tbe farthe end, the sending instrument being similar to a type writer, IL Is claimed to be able to send POO worGs a minute, and will re- volutionize telegrsphy, making It cheap CT to send by wire than by mail.
 SAYTA FK, N. M., Nov. 3.-A man named Hodges has notified Surveyor General Jul that he and his brothers end sister g. a the rightful owners of & tract o' land tbirty mics square, con taiuIug 6O0,0O0 acres, in COliax county, N. M. Tie title to ttis vast territory is claimed ID CT grant alleged to have been maC by the crown of Spain ID 1885 to ths present claimants natural ancestors, who bore the peculiar $; me of Corpus Christ. Tue land claimet IS located in the vicinity Of the towns of RstoD, Springer and Folsom, and p ob- sbl, 'noluues thu last two named. portion of the Maxwell grant and a large number of claims of settlers are ieopsrdized by this grant.
 OTTAWA, Nov. 3-Befo-e tsking &C., tion with regard to the removal of the Chinese interpreter from Viotoria, the department will see what effect the United States exclusion bill will have on the Chinese immigration into Canada. Ii appears from recent returns to the department that a large majority of the Chinese entering Canada Cf late have landed at Vancouver, The necessity of keeping interpreters at either port de- bends on the trade of the future, but no donbt ovirg to the large Chinese trade done st Victoria, sn interpreter of some kind will have to be keFt st ths. port.
 The customs officer st New Bruns- wick collected duty recently of 0 casket containing a body, being brought into Canada from Boston for burial, An sp- plisstion has been made to the depart ment asking that the duty collected be refunded.
 DENVER, Nov. 3-Tre democasis clos ed their state campaign he.e to-rl2ht with a grsnd rally and t0rci light pro- cession, in which 70-0 per participated. Hon. T, NJ, Patterson, ,neir candidate for governor, spoke to large audience. while oveIflowing meetings were held at the Chamber of Commerce d the Wig wan. ! he republicans VI | close their campaign on Monday. Iae campa gn. which is practically closed. has been ihe most brilliant and bitterly fOuRht of sLy ever made in the state, and both parties are confident of sue sess, but owing tO s large Increase of population 10 the sta.e during the lFst two years, neither cfp predict th any degree O; ceIthi .ty their success. The repub' CT 1s claim | that the state will give from 5000 10 SC 0 majority for their ticket.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "A bH d Cf about dozen highbinde-s broke into brotbel m Chinatown early this mOrn- ing, attacked t.o men who were proprIetoTs, and began a wholesale rob bery of the house. Oae of the prophet ors shot highbipder with a rifle and killed hIm. Allescsped except one men vino was arrested with the man wbo did the shooting.
 PORTLAND. M.. Nov. 4-The mills of the Oriental Powder O., near South Windhsm exploded abous noon. Only two men were ID the mills and both were fatally huri. The property loss is not large.
 NEW YORK, Nov, 5-Judge Lawrence of the supreme court denied the sppli- cation of Mrs. CyDthia Leonard. csndi- date for the Equsl Rights Psrty, for mayor, for a msudemus to Icompel the judges of election 10 accept her vote The ground of application wss that the ConstIiutioa O, the United States per mits woman suffrage. and bat no state can sbridge the rights guaranteed under the national law.