Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

l StSS obS. " t>4- J t4lCil was ~idluiA- near the fireman, and was knocked down by the concnssiou but not seri- ously hurt. The engine was not in jured.
 Fatal Accident.
 NEVADA, Cal, July l7--J. F. Car ran, a resident and formerly lessee of the National Exchange Hotel of this city, was struck on the back of the head by winlass yesterday while mining and died this morning
 Treaure Found
 DENVER. July 1.-Two men, Amos Harrison and Philo Peters, whlle bathing in the Arkansas river, forty miles cast of Pueblo, last Sunday, found an iron. pot containing S3O00 in gold and silver. A letter concealed in buckskin purse found in the pot is yellow with age and is dated April 18th, 1860, and says: "I stole the money in Chicago from a farmer. My partner died in Kansas City March 18th. am going 10 New Nexico. If anybody finds this pot they can keep the money" Signed. X. T. T.
 Fatal Effects of Heat in New York.
 NEW YORK, July 17.-The heat con- tinueS to be intense, and its effects on the health of the people is very bad 5, hose living in very crowded and badly ventilated houses suffer much more than those comfortably situated. During the q hours ending at noon yesterday 64 deaths of children dying from the effects of the heat were re ported at the Health Board.
 Remains of Hecker and Others Re
 Inferred.
 CHEYENNE, July l7.-G. F. Dresser, a friend Of the late NJ c. Meeker, Agent Of the U.es, just returned from the scene of last September's massacre on White River. He re-interred the re- mains of Meeker and eight employees, and his two sons, who had been hastily buried by Merritt. Dresser found q chain about four feet long around the neck of Meeker's remains, which proved the story true that Meeker's body had been dragged about the Agency by the Utes. The remains were much decomposed. Colorow with other head men. and DouglasS's daughter came into the agency las week enquiring persistently after 1 Douglass. She said she had lived on ponies. Last winter they were hun gry. but are peaceable now. Colorow said he and the other chiefs were going immediately to Uncompahgre Agency 10 have big talk with the Ute Con- missioDers. He did not know the whereabout of Johnson.
 Reported Indian Fight in Dakota. DEADwooD, July IA passenger from Ft. Meade says: A courier from the Little Missouri brings the news of a desperate fight between two cOmpan- ies of the Seventh Cavalry and body of Sioux, in which the troops sustain cd a heavy loss.
 Democrats of Indiana in Bad Way. CHICAGO, July 17-An lnter-Ocean special from Indianapolis says it is evident that the Democrats are much discouraged over the prospects of car rying Indiana There is no use in trying to disguise the fact of Euglish's unpopulGfiiy and the disappointment of the people of Indiana because of the failure of the Cincinnati couveu- tion to put up either Hendricks or Nc Donald.
 A Questionable Story. WASHINGTON, July l7-Gen. Hatch has telegraphed to Secretary of War Ramsey, that Victorio sends word that he will dIe sooner than return to the United States.
 Work of Worthless Tramp. CHICAGO, July 1.-The Times has special from Delaney, giving the particulars of the desperate deed of a tramp in Carrell county, Arkansas. The tramp, having plundcred the house of J. W. Myers of that county, he following the thief to Scott county, Missouri, to the house of MT. Kimber- lain. The tramp surrendered, but i'm mediately drew a pistol and shot his captor through the heart. The tramp then escaped back into Arkansas, where the Sheriff and men finally ran him down. They surrounded the house, aud when he appeared in the door they opened fire on him. He re- turned the fire, and while they were relocating took 10 the fields. The posse following fired on him again, bring ing him down. One of the party went up to take a look at him when the dy- ing tramp shot him in the head, kill ing him instantly. The desperado soon after expired.
 Passenger Arrivals.
 CoLToN, July 16.-The following passengers passed here tonight, bound east:
 J D Starton, k E Moor, Tombstone; A McNee!y, J Mclaughlin, II O Howard, R A Howard, NJ E Campbell, Tucson; L Lawrence, Yuma; c c Bortle. Tucson; R E Freeman, Tucson; W Baird, J K Conson, D W NestrOys, E l. Renda, c c Anes, C D Shain, c t Hoffman, Tucson; P F Otemhoy, Tombstone; E Hatton, II Romer, Tue son: N S Hont J Mckinney, Tomb stone; mad 2 Chinamen.