Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
TELBGR
Special to the Citizen.
rke Tombstone NIn Dam Ffrole-Ceus- ing Temporary Suspension of Both

I dam two miles above this place brok 3 yesterday, causing temporary susper , sion of both mills.
 More About the yfctcrIo CampaI,.n
 CHICAGO. July 33.-An Inier Oces,
 Washington special says the Stat
 Department has given permission :,
 Mexican troops 10 fllow Vict,ri, across our line on the Rio Grande
 that they are in hot pursuit, and ,ba Niciorio will soon be captured, hayin, crossed into New Mexico. There i
 some policy in this permission. Oul
 troops m tha; quarter are very glad [,
 have little help in the matter The,
 tried for months before Vlctori,
 crossed into Mexico to capture him
 out could hot do it. Help from Mex
 leo Is not 10 be despised, no matter on
 which side fighting is done. The, are
 pushing the mauyauiers from Inc south and the United States trooos
 from the north.
 Colorado CoHtestiuS with Texas.
 DENVER, Col, July 22.-Charl, S Norton shot Policeman Oneal at Ko. ko'o this afternoon. Notion Was in- toXlcated and raising & disturbance in saloon, when the policeman atlcmpt- cd to arrest him, and was shot dead \ 'rton was taken tp Jail and several uepl'y shrritls placed on guard. \ crowd soon gathered, overpowered the guard aud lynccd the prisoner He confessed 10 having committed other murders, and said he ought to have been hung long ago.
 pr. Tanners Condition.
 NEW YORK, July 23.-Dr. Tanners condition is unchanged tonight. He received many visitors during the day lie continues drinking water, and in the afternoon went out 10 drive. His weight IS l3l}5 pounds. During the II hours he drank q lart of water.
 RICHMOND, Ind, July 24.-Carl Schurz addressed an immense audi- ence at this place to-day, and in the course of his remarks gave il as his opinion that four-ifths Of the Germans ot the United States would vote the Republican ticket at the coming cleo. tion. The Republicans of Indiana are strong in the belief tbat they will carry the State.
 Transportation Needed i'm New York.
 NEW YORK, July 24.-Travel to the numerous resorts in the vicinity of New York has increased to sucb an extent that the transportation lines are st their wits ends how to provide transportation for the immense thrunr oi people which goes out on Sundays. All c! the railways and steamers are taxed to their utmost capacity, and yet many more would go if a way was provided IL is thought that the capac- ity will have to bc nearly doubled in order 10 accommodate this class of travel another year.
 CHICAGO, July 2i.-The newly or ganized railroad. which is known as the Chicago, Burlington and Kansas City railway, proposes to purchase the Burlington and South Western rail l way and extend it to Kansas City at once, the necessary capital having been secur d. The surveys will be completed this week.
 More Silver King Concentrations
 -SlOan's Body Found.
 PHENIX. July 23-Genl. Wilcox and Capt. Chas. F Eagan, left here yesterday afternoon for Prescott.
 William Evesion, the man who had his hand blown off with Giant powder cartridge, while fishing. had his hand amputated by Dr. Conyers, and is doing well.
 Seventy-five thousand pounds of Sil- yer King concentrations was shipped today to san Francisco. The Silver King mine has shut down while the new hoisling works are being put in.
 A number Of new buildings are going up in Pinal
 
 The body of John Sloan, the man who wandered away from his cabin a week lco, in n fit of delerium, brought on 1y liquor, was found this morning 100 eet from inc main road to Queen Jrcek. He was native of Ireland, 3 years old, and came to this Terri ory last Junlsry from Wyoming.
 Treasure Movement.
 'pecial to the Citizcr.l FLORENCE, July 23.-ReceiDts of . bullion today from Globe were eight i ,ars valued at Sl3.O0O. Silver King re to the value of nearly S3OOOOO : 'assed through here this week en oute to S.n Francisco. '
 The Great Tourist DENVER, July 23.-A Tribune Lead file dispatch says: Gen. Grant ar ived last evening at 93O, and was [ eceived by company of Met-opol- V an police, two companies of cavalry. ix companies oc infantry, the city | ire department, and 1,5OO veterans of f le late war. A salute of 100 guhS O as fired while the procession marched U trough the city. The line of march N as brilliantly illuminated and deco |; stcd with evergreeus and flags. The [, reels were crowded. It is estimated V, lat nearly 5000 people were on the i, ree,s The General excused himself q om making a speech on account of b Jarseness. Tomorrow he will visit u