Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
THE CITIZEN.
ITURD4Y. OCTOBER IS. 1879.
TELEGRAM MS.
4 Hard Crowd.

1 hold possession Of half of the country and defy arrest. The feeling is in. tense.
 Long Shoremen Made Happy.
 NEW YORK, October 1l.-European steamship companies have advanced long shoremen's wages 10 thirty cents an hour.
 Ono Political Outlook.
 NEW YORK, October PA Times special letter from the Republicans in Ohio expresses the fullest confidence in the election of Foster and probably a Republican Legislature. The Suns Washington special says gentleman familiar with railroad matters says another attempt will be made this winter to subsidize the Texas Pacific.
 Death on the R1H.
 DETROIT, October 11.-There were eighteen killed and thirty one wound ed at the Michigan Central disaster yesterday.
 Drop5ed from the Clouds.
 MILWAUKEE, October ll.-A bal loon has been found fifty miles north west of this place. The basket had been cut off and there was TO mark upon il 10 identify it. It was in a rot ten condition and can hardly be the Wise balloon.
 Twelve Hundred Strong.
 WASHINGTON, October ll.-Gencral Merritt has l2OO of all arms, which Sherman thinks will he sufficient 10 suppress the hostiles. Reports from Unintah Agency represent all quiet there.
 WASHINGTON, October l3.-The h. terior Department has sent word 10 Chief Ouray that they appreciate his frankness and friendliness 10 the whites and will remember him here after, but that the murderers of the Agent and whites must be punished. Special agents have been sent 10 in- vestigate affairs.
 Thrown from c Bgggy-FioOd to Show
 Cause for Contempt
 SAN FRANCISCO, October l2.-N. B. Bohnston, resident agent of the Lon- don and Globe Insurance Company, was thrown from his buggy yesterday and killed
 Judge Thornton has ordered Flood to show cause why he should not be committed for contempt in refusing to answer questions in the Burke case against the Bonanza firm.
 Stocks.
 SAN FRANCIsco, October Flip Top, $1OO; Silver King, SC.
 RIch Strikes.
 SAN FRANcIsUo, October 13.-Press say that eight feet of $500 ore has been struck in the Nevada on the 2300-foot level. Rich ore is also in the 24GO-foot level of the Union, which accounted for the sharp rise in the stock of these mines to-day Nevada is quoted at 69, Union, So :; Tip Top, S11O; Silver King, $6.
 From Florence.
 FLORENCE, October 14.-The Dis trict Court is in session, Judge French presiding. There is an unusually large calendar. Several important criminal cases are 10 be disposed of. The Grand Jury met yesterday at 9 a. m.
 The McMOrris mine, Globe District, has been sold to New York men for $30,000 in gold coin paid to the own CTS in part payment for the property. Three bars of bullion came in yes terday from Globe.
 A heavy rain fell last night, amount ing to 124 inches.
 Hay Up.
 PHENIx, October l4.-BulliOn from the Tip Top mine valued at nearly S3O,00O passed through this morning.
 The M,Lk River Fight
 BEAR RIVER, Co.,, October 12.-In- dian reports from the Agency by way of Los Pinas, Utah, state that twenty seven Indians were killed during the Milk River fight.
 RAwLINs, October 12.-Lieutcnants BOurke and Schuyler arrived this Merritt had a fight with the Indians the day he reached Payne's camp. He reached the Agency on the Indians retreating south ward. They will probably separate into small bands and drop into the various Ute agencies, and the warriors who opened the battle on ThOrnburgh i will never be known. The dismount- ed companies and wounded will arrive tomorrow.
 The Nations Guest PORTLAND, O., October 13.-The St Paul passed Astoria this morning. Gen. Grant will arrive at Vancouver this evening, reaching this city to- morrow.
 ForeIgn.
 LONDON, October 3.-The cavalry in | pursuit of the mutineerS of Cabul on returning rode through the city. Thei