Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
THE CITIZEN.
ACGC%T 2e. 1872.
TELEGRA uS.
The PbenH Horror.


 who was stabbed by McClosky Thur5- day night, died at $ o'clock this morn ing. The effect of yesterdays lynch ing is noticeable by the extrem Cuiet-I ness Of the town. 4 large number off lawless characters took their depaf. lreI last night.
 Sheriff Thomas publishes the fol lowing notice: All idle persons who, not having any visible means to main tain themselves, live without employ ment and not giving good account of themselves, shall be arrested in two days after the publication of this no- tice and dealt with accordingly"
 The FeVre.
 MEMPHIS, August 22.-Two new cases and ten deaths today. Mails have been resumed on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The Arkan- sas side of the river opposite here IS strictly quarantined. Until all ma terial has been exhausted there is no hope of the abatement of tie fever's sway.
 6oynton- Web6 Contest.
 NEWPORT, k. l., August 22.-Boyn- ton and Webb entered the water at ? a. m. At 10 o'clock Webb was taken out exhausted. At II :45 Webb re- entered the water and is rapidly gain ing on BoyntOn.
 Earthquake Shocks.
 TORONTO. Augost 22.-A severe shock of earthquake at Port Dalhou- sic shattered brick buildings It was also felt at Welland, Bealsville, Port Robinson, S. Catherine and Niagara.
 Escape Of c Esnd.
 LITTLE ROCK, August 22.-A report of a fearful tragedy, the scene of which is near Watson, in Desha Coun- ty, reach this city today. A desperadOI named Rushton was closely pursued by the officers of the law and escaped after killing one of the posse. 4 day or two after this Sheriff Bankston and a deputy got on his trail, followed him to 2 but cn an island in the Mississippi river and then demanded his surren- der. He replied by a shotgun vCiiey,I killing the deputy, who in falling pulled the Sheriff 10 the ground. The tiend fired again, the leaden missiles grazing Bankston's head and burying themselves in a tree. He then escaped across the river and has not since been seen.
 Sentenced to Be Hanged.
 LITTLE RoCK, August 22-Marcus Whitley, charged with murdering a man about two years ago, has been sentenced to be hanged. The man murdered was a stranger and the act vas committed by Whitley and a man named Davis. The msn wanted to goi 10 Indian Bay to run horse-race and ;he two agreed to accompany him. When deep in the woods they dropped behind their man, shot hin to death and robbed him. Their arrest fol lowed, bat they were released from jail by parties unknown and escaped. Davis is still at large.
 Dr. KCioch Shot.
 SAN DIEGO, August 23.-A dispatch just received says Dr. Kalloch was shot this morning b. Chas. DcYOung. No further particulars have been re- ceived. Dr. Kalloch was the Work ingmen's candidate for Mayor.
 kaHoch's Attempted Assassination.
 SAN DIEGO, August 24-DispatchesI from San Francisco represent the wild est excitement. One thousand worE- ingmen assembled at the Sand Lots. The speakers cOunselled moderation. hut the crowd demanded the blood of Halloch's assassin. The particulars cf the affair are: Friday night Kal- loch read the Napthaley affair. as he said he would. Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Chas. DeYoulg rode to the Metropolitan Temple and sent q mes senger to Kalloch that a man wanted to see him. He came out and on ap- preaching the carriage, not knowil q who his visitor was, DeYoung f,od through the door, one shot taking effect in the breast and the other in the thigh. DeYoung attempted to drive away, but the carriage was over hauled by the crowd. Finally the crowd got him away to the city prison. At late honr last night Ealloch was lying in his study in 2 very critical condition, but a slight examination having been made of the wounds. Fears of riot caused the authorities to be fully prepared. Kearney was to arrive in the city last night and the workingmen would be guided by him. Business has been almost paralyZed all day.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 24-The ex- citement in the city is intense. Dr. Kalloch is sinking rapidly and is not expected to live through the night In the event of his death the police, militia and the Grand Army, all of which has been called on, can hardly save the DeYoungs from the enraged mob that is determined on ven geance and will not rest short of the blood that pulsed the assaSsin's bullet.