Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-16
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COAST NEWS.
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 All Qu:st as San Carlos
 Especial to the CITIzEN.l
 SAN CARLOS, October 13.-The count to-day was 3049, or five more than last week. showing that there have been no assertions for the warpath. The man killed at the Point of Mountain, about ten days ago, was John Gibbons, alias Hair Triger. John IS a well-knOwn char acter Of Arizona and New Mexico. The Charleston Murderer. ! Special to the CTrIzES.l
 CHARLESTON, October 13-Jerry Bar ton, the man under arrest for the murder of Merrill, year ago, and also for the shooting of Mexican here last Sunday, escaped last night. He was allowed great liberty, not being confined or ironed. Some time after F o'clock he left town, but was captured in Tucson early this morning.
 Affair." at the Reservation 1 Especial to the CITIZES.l
 SAN CARLOS, October 13.-The flour from Sama Iiego's train, which was cap tured by the Indians, arrived this even ing at the Agency, which was fortunate as tomorrow is ration day. Reub' n Wood estimates his loss of Indian goods by that train at upwards of S3,7OO. The Indians here are apparently contented. No further danger Is apprehended of their leaving the reservation. The count at the sub-agency to day was So9. At this Agency the gain over last week IS 13; at the sub-agancy the count this week IS 32 less thar last week, the loss being in s prisoners taken to Thomas and some Chiricahuas leavIng the sub-ageney and coming here. The aggregate count IS l less than last week.
 A False Alarm
 Especial to the CIrIZES.l
 SAN CARLOS, October 1.-The last re- ported fight at Cedar Springs had its origin in the shooting of chicken by a returning countryman. A MeIican, hearing the shot, rode twenty-two miles to Camp Thomas and reported an attack by the Indians. General Mackenzie, though he did not credit the report, sent out a cavalry company, when the above facts were asceI tained. Rations are be- ing distributed quietly.
 Returning Troops
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 WILLcox, October 1.-The commands of Mcclellan and Carroll have just ar rived. They report following the h. dians to San Bernardino, on the line of Mexico They left Wagner at the same place, resting the pack train. One squaw and two papooses came in with the troops from Dos Cabezas, to which place they had been sent by Bernard from the soldiers water holes; also a band of nine teen ponies and mules under an escort of five of Bailey's scouts and detach- ment of the lst Cavalry.
 Movement Of Troops
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 WILCOX, Oct. 15.-McLellan's and Raferty's comm nds left this morning for Fort Grant One hundred and sixty pack mules for Lieut.. Hyde came in on the train this morning from New Mex leo.
 Wires Down Again.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, October 13.-The overland wires are all down to-day and there is very little prospect of eastern news.
 Bring tho Law to Bear.
 SAN FRANCsICO, October 13.-Cbsef Crowley has had issued in the Chinese language tie Felton law and dist r;bnta6 1t through Chinatown, foTbiddlog rbe collection by the Chinese compf nias of head money from their ,co7intrymen wishing to leave on the .tIin,na steamers me c9mpanles i nay consistently disre- ~. -1ao I.4".
 The First Fan of the Beautiful"
 SAN FRASc1 soo, October 13.-The first snow of the season fell at Georgetown this morning; wind souti east and cold.
 Levi.s An Assessment
 SAN FRASoIsCo, October 13.-Utah lev ies an assessment of S2.
 sclldei to Death.
 SAN FR.NcIsCo, October 13.-On Tues day night Mrs. Speyer put her baby III the bath-tuh, and during her temporary absence from tie room tLe lit le ore turned on the hot water faucet and scalded itself to death.
 The Run Stll Kept Up. SAN FRANcIsCO, October l3.-The run on the German Savings Bank continues to-day, but is not formidable in amount President GOttig estimates that mp tO noon about two hundred thousand dol lars will have been drawn out and that pronably before the movement ceases the amount may reach four hundred thousand dollars. This he claims will be rather a benefit than injury, as 1t will clear the bank of surplus cash for which there Is no demandon loan. The callers today, mainly, are confined to the ser want girl class.
 Masonic Grand Lodge. SAN FRAscIsco, Oct. 19.-The Masonic Grand Lodge has decided against reduc ing fees for degrees, and to-day IS en- gagged in discussing the question of the Orphans Home.
 The Grand Lodge has sent S1,0O0 to the Michigan sufferers.
 Suits Dismissed SAN FRANCIsCO, October 1.-Two suits for sjO,OO0 each of tLe city against the bondsmen of Alexander Austin. late Fax Collector, were dismissed in the Su- perior Court yesterday.
 Gorhsu1 Withdrawn SAN FRAScTsCo, October 1I-Advices withdraw and the Republicans will se- lect a candidate acceptable to David Davis.
 More Snow Reported. CHI1o, Cal, October l4-Yesterday was the first severe snow storm in the and there is about one foot 1 on the summit of the Humboldt road. ! It came down within a few miles of Chico.
 Victims of the Fire. SAN FRANCIsco. Oct. 1.-The remains | found in the rear Of the California Pla h. l ing Mill after yesterdays fire are be- | lieved to be those Jf Nelson George and l Edward Hodgkins, both of whom have l been missing since the fire. They were | mechanics employed in the mill Mat thew Quirk is also missing, but no other bodies have been found.
 Assessment Companies. SAN FRANCIsCo, October l5.-The | Overnan levies an assessment of fifty | cents.
 Commencement Of Winter.
 FROM IoNE. IoNE, Cal, October l5.-An unprece- dented cold wave has been sweeping | the valley for tRe last three days. Ice I