Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

| were thus thrown out of theIr house in an incredibly short time, and ar, now encamped on high ground. Utes on the War Path. CHEYENNE, April 29.-A Leader ! special says: COlorOw, a Ute chief and 7j lodges of Utes are encampeC within three miles of the post on the White river. C0lOrOw told Colone' Moore, commanding the troops of the Sixth Infantry, 10 leave with all troops within five days. The acton of the Indians indicates trouble. Col OrOw is next in authority to Jack-in- band of the White river Utes.
 Tucson Gets the Railroad
 BOsTON, April 29- The directors of the Sonora Railroad Company have unanimously voted to build the line from Hermosillo directly north through Magdalena and up the Santa Cruz valley toward Tucson, instead of northeast toward DemIng or Fl PasO. This is the more natural route for local traffic and the one surveyed some twenty years ago. The Sonora engineers, after reviewing the more easterly route reported against it's adoption. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe will now be obliged to build west from it's junction with the Southern Pacific and connect with the Sonora road near the Arizona line. The Sonora people some months ago organized al Arizona Southern Railroad Company and filed a location of the road from Tucson south, and this road will now come in for an eX- tension of the Sonora road in Arizona The cost of the Sonora road will by this change of route be some $500 900 less than contemplated, and will be finished about nine months earlier. The distance lrom .Gusymas to Tue son is about 32j miles, and il the Ar lzona Southern is built southward the entire line can be ID operation In at least fifteen months hence.
 The EIsin Disaster
 ELGIN, April 29.-The latest reports confirm the estimate that the deaths are not less than l2. Every effort Is being made 10 recover the bodies. Over a dozen drags are dragging the river
 VOIeauo in Kentucky.
 LOUISVILLE, April 29.-A volcano has broken out on the farm of N. A. Jarnagin, in the southern portion of Ohio county. One day last week Jarnagln was attracted to the place by the gas as iteScaDed from the earth and found on examination that the earth was seemingly on fire. He held stuck over the place and the heer caused it to ignite.
 Murderer Murdered.
 PARIS. Ky, April 29.--A mob mur- dercd John NInn ID hIs cell, where he was confined, charged with mur- der.
 Brady'- Offer.
 WAsmSGTON, April 29.-Garfield said to a Republican member of Con- gress that he decided before leaving Mentor 10 remove General Brady, who wrote him during the campaign offer ing Co raise SEQ, 800 from the star route contractors. Garfield declined the offer.
 Mining Consolidation.
 NEW YORK, April 29.-There is a movement on foot to consolidate the Central Arizona and Cascade Mining Companies. It will be done by an increase of Central Arizona shares, which it gets the sO-stamp mill. All of it's outstanding obligations and 1000 feet of well developed ground adjoining, are said tO be equal Co the Central Arizona in value. Ii thls is accomplished the Central Ariz1na's earnings will be available for divi- dends.
 West Round Passengers.
 KANSAS CITY, April 30.-The fol- lowing are through passengers vIa the A. T. & $. F, tonight: A. T. Margy and wife, Wheeling, Nir- ginia.
 The Floods.
 ST. LOUIs, April 30.-The Republi- cans Lexington (Me.) special says the Missouri river is 22 feet $ inches higher than it has been since 1874. The Ray and Lafayette county bot toms are submerged and being rap idly depOpulated. No lives have been lost, but thousands of horses, cattle and hogs must inevitably per lsh.
 Rails for Colorado.
 ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-One thousand tons of steel rails for the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad arrived he yes terday by barges from New Orleans. They go to Pueblo, Col, via St. Louis and San Francisco and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. Two thousand five hundred additional tons are now in New Orleans, being loaded on barges for this port.
 The Guaymas Railroad.
 BosroN, April 3O.-The Sonora Railway COmmpdny issued circular calling for 1900 men to build the 90 miles of remaining road unbuIlt be tween llcrmOsillo and the frontier. The terminal facilities at Guaymss are now in good working condition and the track completed some distance from Guaymas and the grading fin ished to HermosillO. The severity of the past winter prevented the ship menJ of ties from local ports in Cali fornia, but a supply is now being re- ceIved and 1t Is reported that the line will be completed to HermOsIllO by July 10th.
 WIu Not Yield.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-On the best authority, Lhe Northern Pacific managers will make no compromise with Willard involving the cancella- tion of the : s, GOO, 900 of new stock. They promp.y refused to yield to his demand for directOrship.
 Tired of GOrham.
 NEW YORK. April 50.-Saturday Herald's Washington special says: Republican Senators are tired of Cor ham, and his election as Secretary of the Senate has become impossible be- cause at least a dozen or fifteen Of the Republicans have determined to vote against him m any contingency Democrats, of course. are solid against him.