Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30

 ago, were hung; six at Pottsville, four at Mauch Chunk and one at Wilkes barre. Strong efforts were made for some executive clemency, but their crimes were of m aggravating charac- ter, and to secure the future against their repetition, none was eXt.nded, and the entire eleven were hung Coal companies thought a reduction in the price of coal would compel their sus- pension unless expenses of production were cut down. The Mollies resisted reduction not only on their own part but prevented oiher needy men from In this unworthy work they a number of deliberate They did, however, little more than miners in California and Nevada have done at various times without any punishment, but it Is doubtful if they will do so again. The prompt arrest, trial and conviction of the assassins of the Chinese at Chico, show CalifOrnians have determined that men shall no longer be prevented from earning their own living nor be if they persist in doing it III to gangs of outlaws.
 NEW papers spring up nearly every month at San Francisco. The Mis- sion Mirror Is one of the latest and may be of some Use and live awhile Ariemus Ward sad the yellow fever might have its uses but he was utterly unable to see any of them, and the use of quite number of San Francisco papers, is surely beyond the ordinary discernment.
 FIRES have been raging in some of the California mountains. The Sali- mas City Index of a late date says that a vast amount of timber had just been burned in the Santa Cruz mountains and that in some of the canyons the flames spread with such rapidity that the wood-choppers had to flee for their lives, leaving all their household good to be consumed.
 CAPT, J. II. STEWART was tried at For: Craig, \. M., February 16, on the charge Of manslaughter, and was found guilty of killing, but not feluniously, by sabre stroke, Private R. Bailey, II, Ninth Cavalry. The court recommended clemency and the sen .ence as approved by order of ,he Pres
 dent, is suspension from rank for one year and all pay except $l5 per month.
 FROM the Mesilla News, June g There are three companies of Sixteenth U. $. Infantry under command of Col. Pennypacker on the way to points nearer the Mexican border Col. Me Ienzie, who crossed over into Mexico )n a former occasion, is also on his way with a command to locate near
 he borders of Mexico.
 TIE Philadelphia Press thinks Tom 5cotrs project for the completion off he Texas Pacific will go through Con- gress at the next session without much opposition. The South is now de- this line in competition with he Northern line, and many of the loIthern members are thought to bel to it.
 SElu-TRoPIc, Colton: We notice cams constantly passing our office with piping and other railway material aken from the tunnel Tn the CJon Pass. This material is part of the property purchased by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company from Sena- pr Jones. It is being sent to Sacra- nenlO.
 THE correspondent of the San Fran ,isco Bulletin at the City of Mexico, writes, May 27, as follows: The truth s, the Diaz government is becoming stronger every day, and more popular he country was never more at peace, l md never were prospects more hope ul than at present.
 SAYS the san Bernardino Times of al ate date: NIT. Jue II. Hughes, long | tage agent at San Bernardino and Dos | 'almas, has been appointed to serve Tn . like capacity at Prescott, Arizona, nd will also be Wells, Fargo E Co.'S
 gent at that point.
 WASHINGTON REPUBLICAN says leave | or six months, on surgeons certificate | f disability, is granted Capt. c. M. Bailey, Eighth Infantry, with permis- ion to leave the department of Ari- ona.
 WILLIAM IT. LYON, of New York, al member of the Indian Commission, ylll start about July 1, on a tour of bservahon among the Indian Agen- ies. He will be accompanied by Blsh- ! p Whipple.
 THE report for June by the Depart lent of Agrculture, shows a some ,hat better condition of the -Sheai rop throughout the country than is sual at the season.
 LAWRENCE, Mass, June The rife of Dr. c. E. Woodbury, cf Moth en, gave birth 10 four children last fight. Three died after living about lree hours.