Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
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There was an earthquake at CanOba Saturday. No damage.
 In the Mint investigation a number of attaches of the Mint, and bankers and bullion dealers, were called by the de- fense to show that no favoritism had been shown in the purchase of bullion.
 In the three-mile heat at the Saratoga races Tuesday, Bonnie Lizzie was first, Boot Jack second, Knight Templar third Time-1I5ll, 1:l43{. Dash, 15s miles-Crickmore first, Getaway second, Alhambra third. Time, 2;55.
 Twenty-one lives were lost and thirty persons wounded by the disaster at Mag atlan. Reynoud and Louis Zenichero, owners of the powder which exploded, destroying also two blocks and half of buildings, have been arrested.
 The military headquarters at Santa Fe, \. NJ, have received no information of the massacre at-5he village eighteen miles from Rso Puerco. The bodies of two ms-. Kllled by Indians were found b} troops at Las Avoy Ranch, 40 miles north from McGaTty's, some days ago.
 A special from Rawlins says the Hon. J. B. Adams, just in from White River, emphatically denies that the Utcs were unwilling tO go to their new reservation, and says they have already gone there peaceably. The last party left White River for the new reservation on the llth instant, and no trouble is apprehended.
 A desperate duel was fought in the Indian Nation last week, in which T. J. Carpenter, a ChOctaw chief. was fatally wounded, and Colonel Ames Price, a cit izen of the Creek Nation, was killed. Considerable feeling exists, as both were among the most prominent men in the Nation.
 The British ship Erin's Isle, which ar rived at San Francisco July 30th had, on board sixteen cases of scurvy. Of the crew, eighteen men are dead and four are now on board, and the rest are con- valescent. The case was reported at the Health Office to-day for the first time. The Firms Isle was from Shields Eng land. and the scurvy was caused by bad and insufficient food and bad water.
 X Virginia City dispatch says: The hydraulic pump Is running right along, at over six strokes, and taking all the water from the 2400 level of the middle mines. The ChOller and POtOsi folks are cleaning out the joint drift on the 24O0 level, preparatory to starting the crosseuts. The Savage people are be- stirring themselves preparatory to the resumption of prospecting operations
 ALewiston, Idaho, dispatch says: A volcanic eruption took place on the side of the mountain south of the south fork of Clear Water, about 20 miles east of Mount Idaho, Tuesday, the 9th instant, sending forth a volume of smoke and fire several feet in height and rock which fell at distance of several miles from the place of eruption. The shock was distinctly felt at Mount Idaho on the extreme west of Camas Prairie and north of Salmon River, distance of about 7j miles. Later news from Camas Prairie reports a column of smoke issuing from the opening, which is distinctly visible from Oranie. No one, as yet, has ap- preached the place. Evidences of vol canic action at some former period exist in many places in the immediate vicin- ity. So far as it appears, the opening is less than a thousand feet above the head of the south fork of Clear Water, and within three miles of the Miner trail, between Mount Idaho and Florence.