Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
OVER THE WIRES.
PACIFIC COAST.
Special to the CITIZEN.
 San Francisco Markets.

Special to the CITIZEN.
 San Francisco Markets.
 SAN FRANCISCO AprIl 5.-Wheat dull; No. l,.!$l .421391.4S; No. 2, -135@140.
 Barley-Feed, higher, at S5G95c brewing, $1@1121E for light and S1.15 @1.2O for bright heavy; standard chev- alier, S1.15@1.2O; coast do., 95c@ $110.
 Oats-Strong; s1.45@1.GO; com mon, S1.3714@1.4214 surprise, S1.65.
 Corn-Higher, owing light arriv- als; large yellow, $110; small round. do, s1.171z@l.2o; white, S1.3OQ 1.3215.
 Hay-ss@15.
 WOol-Spring clip, nominal 17G 2Oc-
 Potatoes-Humboldt reds, $1.10@ 1.I21l; do. peach hblOws, 70c@11.O0; {; do. kidneys, soc; Petalumas and Females, 9OcQ $1OO; early rose, S5Q 9Oc ;river reds, 75c@SI; Puget Sound, 75@S5c.
 
 SAN BUENAvENTURA, April A. Another homicide disgraced our county tonight. So far as yet learned one Tom Burke and Manuel Silva quarreled in a saloon at Hueneme, IS miles from here, and the row culmi- mated in Silva striking Burke on the neck and kicking hin. in the bowels, intlicting injuries which caused death almost immediately. Silva fled but was found and arrested by the under sheriff this morning. AZ inquest will be held to-day.
 The Missing Ship.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-The crank pin of the City of New York broke on March 9th, four days out from Auckland. The repairs took twelve days, during which the ship proceeded slowly under sail. The weather was pleasant, and the delay was the only inconvenience experi- euced. The United States steamer Wschusett, sent to her relief. was not sighted.
 Mexican News.
 CTY OF MEXICO, April 5.-Ex-Gov- ernOT Pacheco Is at the Capital, look ing after the interests of the TopolO- yampo railroad concession.
 General Ord, ex-Presidsnt Diaz and Frisbie have been visiting the cave of Cacrhurmilpa.
 The new Governor of State of Mex leo has thrown obstacles in the way of the prosecution of work on the Sulli- van and Palmer railroad. IL is re- ported that 6o0 laborers have been discharged.
 President Gonzales has recovered from his recent attack of bronchitis. Spanish papers warn Mexicans that they will soon be AmericaniZsd.
 All the rlIls shipped 10 complete the railroad from Merida to Progress have been lsnded.
 C1TY OF MEXICO, April 5.-M. Neyl, the new Belgian Minister, has arrived.
 It is believed that Csballos will be appointed to the command of the military on the line of the Sonora frontier.
 Monuments, consisting Cf pyramids of granite, gre to be erected on the spot where Maximilian was executed.
 The Mexican Gulf Steamship Com psuy has established telephOnic line between San Andres, Tuatla and Sun tecovia.
 Seuor Riva Palacio has collected S34, 900 for the relief of sufferers by the hurricane at Matamoras,
 Enforced Loan.
 PANAMA, April 5.-A list of 90 Peru vian property owners has been issued by the Chileans, from each of whom they demand a war contribution of S20.OOO. Thus a million will be raised which is the quota for the first month. The Chilean Government IS deter mined to collect a million per month for expenses of the army. The 50 gentlemen named held a meeting, and some of them declared they would not pay. As the penalty for non payment is the destruction of proper ty worth three times the amount, but few are expected to faIl to pay. The houses of those who have not paid by the 18th will be destroyed.
 Arucanican Indians, now on the war path, engaged a squadron of Chilean cavalry and 12 troopers were killed. The crops have been burned and cat tie driven of; men, women and chll- dren killed and the revolting wagery of Indian warfare indulged in.