The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20
The News.

lhe lnutan who Killed Speck, cO miIes from San Diego, Cal, was followed across the line into Lower California by a party of Specks friends and neighbors who were de- termined to have him dead or alive. The captains of the different rancherias were brought before the Alcalde and told that they must deliver ID the murderer Alter all was | before the Alcslde, 1t was found out that tine wretch belonged to the Los Juntos band, and twenty men went to the rsnchera of that | band and stirred up the members until the Indian was brought in and delivered up; he was taken, tied, and turned over to Alcalde | Gonzales, and, after an examination, was sent to San Rafael for trial. The name of the ln- | dian was Pachonc, and he made confession that he had been concerned with other Indi ans for several years in killing people along the border. He named und described the other Indians, and the authorities are engag- ed in searching out and arresting them. The Mexican and U. s. officials are working to- gether to exterminate the outlaws on the frontier.
 Although the excitement in San Francisco ran high on election day, there were but very few serious collisions, and but one fatal guar. rel. J. s. Jsynes shot and killed John Gal lagher, near the polls in the Third ward. Jaynes was working at the polls in the inter, est of the Citizens Uuion, and demanded ad- mittance to the room to see the votes counted l which was refused him. Supervisor J. Ken ney seized Jsynes and hustled him away from the polls istriking him repeatedly. Jaynes then got witnesses to the action and was talking about having Kenny arrested when Gallagher attacked him, struck him in the face and knocked him on bis back into the street; as Jaynes got up he drew pistol and shot Gallagher in the face, the ball pene- tratiDg the brain, and c. lived but a moment. Kenney stood by the corpse, raised hand to Heaven and swore that he would Kill Jsynes. Jsynes was arrested and lodged in the city prison, and afterwards released on Sl0,000 bail. .r .,
 At Pioche, Nevada, on election day, po- licemsn Kelly shot and killed rough named Geary, in selfdefence. n1
 The first dollar greenbsck issued from the Treasury is still held by Cincinnati man, who refuses fifty dollars for it.
 At Truckee, on the Central Pacific rail. road, Sept s, two gamblers-Andy Prigate and Jack white-hsd quarrel and shoot ing match. The result wa . draw game !; each fired six shots, each was hit. three times, and both died.
 The pugilist, Billy Dwyer, was stabbed and killed by Jack Harrington in San Francisco, Sept 5. 1..
 A fire at Titusville, Pa, destroyed $50, 1000 worth of property, and an elevator burned at Chicago caused loss of Slo0,OO0. l Yellow fever is raging fearfully in the cities and large towns in Texas, causing panic, and people were fleeing to the country.
 True Asiatic cholera is prevalent in many places in Europe and the United States. At Hayre, France, it had broken out among the troopa In some villages in Hungary it had carried of fifty per cent. of the population. | At 0kswville, Illinois, g persons died in one day, and the disease was e very malig- nant typs.
 On account of the cholira at Galveston, Texas, through travel on the railroad had been stopped.
 Large amounts of forged railroad bonds are said to be in circulation in European markets
 John Harper, U. S. Revenue collector for the sth Illinois District, is reported defsui,er to the amoust of s5o,OOO, and N. J. Broad well, Receiver of Taxes in New York City, is S42, 900 behind in his accounts.
 A Catholic missionary whose home is in the British possessions, has lately paid wis. 1t to Montana, and reported that last winter in the Saskatchewan country terrible fam inc occurred among the Cree Indians, owing to the deep snows which fell two months earlier than usual, and cut off their usual sup plies of game, Hundreds of Indians died of starvation, after eating their horses and dogs.
 Placer diggings have been worked for years on the tributaries of the Saskstchewan, but are not very rich.
 , There are about 700 white settlers in that country, principally Scotch, Irish, and Can , adiAn, who follow farming, mining and hunt. ing for living.