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g,1es' Murderer.

CAMP THOMAS, August 27.-Deputy Constable Hines, the man whom Col fins killed on the 26th, was sent down from Stafford to arrest Collins on a warrant issued by Johnson, but it is signed by Johnson's wife, and Collins refused to be arrested. This man was a hard case and Collins, it is supposed, afraid he would shoot, fired first. This is the version of the affair your corre- spondent heard. Collins also holds that Johnson had no right to issue a warrant to arrest him, as there is a Justice in this precinct. This morn ing nine men came over from Stafford and took Collins, his clerk and Justice Mann into custody. Fears are enter tained for their safety.
 DeYoUnos-Kaiiocb Tragedy.
 sAN FRANCISCO, August 24-Ten thousand people met Kearney on his arrival by the Vallejo boat last night. A procession formed and marched up Market street to the Sand Lots with Kearney at their head. On reaching here the crowd was estimateda at 10000. Kearney counselled moderation, say ing that in ten days they would con-  trol the city and the DeYoungs would get their deserts. He spoke short time and dismissed the crowd, which dispersed. The city is comparatively quiet. At midnight half the police force went of duty. At 8 this evening the situation is unchanged. KallOch is still alive. The doctors could not find the bullet in his breast and could not give an opinion until tomorrow.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 25.-De- Young waived examination in the Police Court and was remanded to the city prison. Everything is quiet; the excitement of the past few days is toned down to deep interest in the result of Kalloch'S wounds. The uni versal inquiry on the street is as to his condition. This afternoon a decided change for the better was noticeable and the physicians express opinions of his probable recovery.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 27.-The city officials have decided to keep De Young in the city prison, it being easier defended than the county jail. Dr. Kalloch's physicians report a de- cided improvement in his condition. The Workingmen's guard is with drawn from the Metropolitan Temple. A few police remain to keep the streets quiet.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
Rdidwin Indicted.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 29.-The Grand Jury have indicted E. J. Bald win for violating the revenue law. indIan Troubles on he Northern Border.
 WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, August 2S.- The situation on this frontier is grave. The Cree Indians, a powerful tribe, have assumed a threatening attitude, after repeated protests against the presence of Sitting Bull in their vicin, if,r
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
RuIIrood Strikers.

CHICAGO, August 26.-Three hun dred freight handlers and trackmen on the Lake Shore road struck on over. work and small pay.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
 D in all It's branches. Steamboat, steam shin nd land
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
Kalloch's Condition Still Con-
 sidered Critical. Baldwin Indicted for Violating
 Revenue Law. Indian War Threatened in the
 Northwest. Five New Gases and Eight Deaths at Memphis. Wreck of the Nordenskjold-
 Arizona Stocks.
Special to THE CITIzEs)
KaIfoch's Condition Critical

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20 --Physi clans report Dr. Kalloch improving but not out of danger. It is said more or less pus has formed and is still forming around the bullet. There is no way for its escape as the hole from the surface is closed. It is feared il no outlet is found or made for it infia. nation and blood poisoning will en, Sue
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
IMPERIsHABLE FRAGRANCE

NTU R R Al ! M Lsn m sns Celebrated Flor Ida Waier, toe richest, most las
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 fumes for use o1
 the handkerhlet
 at the toilet anu
 in the bath, os IIIghtful sn 2 IheRlthful in I1s sick room, 'Iieves weakness
 fatigue, proslls,
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERS

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Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, August 13.-Ten new cases and eight deaths reported. The weather is clear. It is reported that the rumor of yellow fever at Stark vile is untrue.
 \ great number of thieves infest this city. The boldness of crime is greater than ever before known. Col ored people are destitute and say they must either have work or food. MEMPHIS, August 26.-Nine new cases and six deaths.
 At New Orleans.
 NEW ORLEANS, August 25.-No ap- prehensiOn is felt of yellow fever cpl demic this year. The city is in excel lent sanitary condition and the weather favorable.
 inter-0ceGnc Canal
 NEW YORK, August 26.-It is stated that Gen. Grant will accept the presi- dency of the Nicaragua Inter-Oceanic Canal.
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or Plymouth for ORDERS Giunio Caerina q ta "a SIC
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Liverpool.
LONDON 28-Bark Elina Utah. Capt Grshgna from
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ark sacha Nor Capt from Phi,adelphia Tor
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Capt Jensen from Newcastle Oct "a. Tor Newfotk aOah
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FOREIGN PORTS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..........NoV.
ARRIVED.

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ARRIVED
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Colorado Bolger Galveston days via Kew West TO
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incorrectly reported 9th as the Richmond
with S SsSs to- 81 m i0o a'
ship Ma n is%sa Pe'er r haTx % o's' VIII" par
ship Robert l. Jane Young Of and from Liverpool SO days,
Ship Biemerele Ger. Reneahrt. Genoa 52days in bal
Shin Comet tCer Gerles Antwerp 81 days with barrels
a order. vessel To Hermann KooD < 60.
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BARK tAusu, Tomassich Glasgow 43 days in bal
Bark Annie Troop tof 81 Iolu b. Fovnes, oporto %
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Bark Ella Nor Lersen skudesnaes % days in ballast TO
Bark Arcduea Roiofo Aust Ragusin Hamburg 90 days,
Bark city Of lBr whiford Liverpool s2 days
with old iron Ia or''er vessel TO Mckay & DIX.
TO Xisumbaa. wallis 4 90
with smear, etc 70 IL TIowbrdgs's sons
b3 s H WIFI 20 dc coeSa 10 ReR
nsE Ocean se1u,y oi London RS r Llama days
Brig Leonard Meyers Hicks. fernamluco 20 days with
ana Emma Monroe. Bill Oa oct H. with cork
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Big san Antonio Ita. Client, Naenc 81 days, in ballast
LaurO storey & ScaIpar
Una sAdderoi and from DcmoIafa Sdays with sugar
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big Mary Gibbs. whlttemore Dublin 81 days. Will
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Big Siias Martin (of Castinel Brown, Wilmington G,
10 days, with lumber 10 W PARKS 4 co, vessel 10 IL
Smith co.
Brig Camille Craig. New Bedford. IN ballast
schr Kit DOwing. Mirsgoane 10 days with coffee
Lyo & co: vessel 10 II staples
ScEr Eclipse thr Eden, Grand catnA a. 10 days with
nuts 10 James " FlScl a 90
l. Russell steelnan, Jack sonvlle II days
Der To AlsOp g & ark vessel Ia W rfea Ray
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wINDsnnsetAt sandy HOOS fresh. thick and cloudy.
Al city Island sW; cloudy.
CLEARED
city ~ Washiu rmnle rnann Havana, Aleran-
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Slp Monarch tfr sinclair, London. Sramule u Bros.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The following or
der has been issued by direction OF the Secretary Of
War: &c At frontier stations, remote from towns tine
Subsistence Department will, on the application OF COM
missuned officers purchase certain stated quantities Of
cigars. the officers for whom they purchased being
considered under pledge to take and pay for them on
their arrival at tue station
First Lieutenant ID +. STILES. 10th Infantry has been
appointed TO act inspector OF certain clothing and
edupage hand at the infantry recruiting rendezvous
al Buffalo y. Y, for which Captain Gaines Lawson.
25th Infantry, Is responsible.
The leave OF absence granted Major Guido Ilges 9TH
Infantry has been extended three months
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that his safe had been robbed of forty
gold watches and two pairs OF solid eoiu
bracelets lie remembers that in the evening ai,e'
the goods were put into the safe. and oefore 'ue
safe was locked, two men came IN anu O."
gagged him and his clerk in conversation aoo"'
purchases. Then n third man drove up i" u.
door and called Mr. Terlan While he was out the tei
took nc tray and passed IL out OF the Dach -
another confederate and then returned IN tine ~ TIL
tinue the conversation which hau peeh m'ciiuP'' N
loss il estimated nj 1000.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arcaw Hofel-Senators George F. Hoar, OF
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sds Of Rhode Island Francis Herman OF New YORK
w Russell OF Massachusetts, Frederick
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The Hon George Hoskins of Attica V; Attorney Gen
sraA schoonmsker; Judge Theodore Miller. Of the New
YORK COURT Appeals Governor Thomas Talbot and James
r. FeIds Massachusetts, and George H. vending, OF ~
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Robert NJ McLsne OF Baltimore. and benjamin Dean
81 .HoG ndR WORCESTERSHIRE o. H. Platt OF on
York HOfet-Mie MaftmOn. ~ Ntch"
Ias Hos-Congressman John r. Wait, OF Connecticut, ana
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Hartford Railroad Company. McfrovoiifdH on
crsssman James w Covert Of Flushing. l.. -. krctf
Hcae-PrOfessors H. Thayer aud G. NJ. Mead OF Antover
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DELAY IN THE BRIBERY CASES.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Nov. 2S.-ln the Riot
bill bribery this afternoon. the case of Alexander
W. Lesenring charged with corrupt solicitation OF
members OF the legislature was called. Mr. Albright.
counsel the endant challenged the array or grand
Jurors of the August Term This was overrued a mo-
ton then made to quash the indictment THIS was
"A I'M ne will decide December Z,
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the LITERARY REVOLUTION,
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TILE WAR on POLYGAMY.

OGDEN, Utah. Nov. 2S.-The grand jury
which recently adjourned at Salt Lake City spec
ialy instructed TO uphold the law against poygamy.
The District Attorney and Deputy Marshas have been
hard at work two months getting evidence. which
resulted in four indictments for poygamy. The grand
Jury TN their report they found the witnesses very
refractory especially the younger ones
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