Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

NlAuCa ' refuse to send troops to quell the dis turbancs Henry Swayne is a heavy loser. A number of women and chill dren sought refuge on board 8 couple of vessels al CervosZuland. Swsyne has chartered steamer to bring refu- gees to Callao. It is feared similar scenes have been enacted throughout Peru. Even if the Chilesns leave Lima the foreigners will certainly have to fight for their lives and put down the canaille, who are already bOastIng what they intend to do SO soon as the Chilean troops leave. All plum derers caught are sOundly fiogged and under this system the streets are far safer than few weeks s-o.
 A New Nomination.
 WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Pres ident has nominated Hiram W. Price as Commissioner of Indians Affairs.
 Municipal Elections.
 CHICAGO, April 6.-HarrIsOn, Dem crat, is elected Mayor by over 5000 majority. There was no Socialist tcket, and their votes went mainly to the Democrats, together with the Irish and Germans. The next COun- cil will stand IS Republicans, thor oughly Independent Republican, 15 Democrats and 2 Socialists net Re- publican gain of one.
 COIUMBCs, April 6.-The entire Democratic ticket WAS elected by majority ranging from 900 down.
 LITTLE Rock, April 6.-The Dem Ocrats elected five of the six Alder men. The vote for Mayor is close, but it is likely the Democrats have elected krOnner.
 OMAHA, April 6.-The Democrats elected James E. Boyd Mayor today, and carried the general city ucket and all the ward candidates, with one or two exceptions.
 Wisconsin Election.
 MILWAUKEE, April 6.-The Demo crats made gains in the State on ac- count of the passage of the anti-treat- ing law. Erasmus Cole is elected Chef Justice of the Supreme Court; J. B. Cassidy, Associate Justice of The Supreme Court (both RepublIcansl without opposition. A light vote was boiled in the State.
 CORger's Successor.
 DETROIT, April 6.-JOhn T. Rich, Republican, IS elected to Congress in the Seventh District, to succeed Con ger, by 5000 majority.
 FloOds In Dakota.
 YANKTON. April 5.-The only change in the river situation today Is another rise, exceeding by far that of the one heretofore.
 II IS reported that Lower YanktOn is submerged today, and the people have been removed to the upper part of the city. No lives are imperiied, but some loss will occur in removing, and considerable damage result to property.
 Intelligence received to-day from BOnhOmme is that out of IA persons, 10 have been rescued alive. X family named Bates and one named H0dden- man are undoubtedly drowned. Seven other families are probably lost.
 Six miles this side of Green Island, people have been in part removed to this place. No lives have been lost here, but dwellings are completely washed away. There is ice and water tO the depth of 12 feet across the vil- lsge site. The ice Is choked up.
 The channel of the river a short dis tance below YanktOn is turning a great volume of water across the low lands on the Dakota side, flowing eastward 90 miles before 1t re- enters the channel at Vermillion, point on the river bank which is reported to be washed away with a loss of 50 lives. This report needs conirma- ton. The farmers dispatches have given you the situation in Mobrara, which intelligence has been confirm ed. No lives lost, and the damage to the town by the submersion is very slight. The river at thls point Is about six miles wide, and it's surface Is cov- cred with broken ice. Farther east 90 few miles the water broadens tO l5 miles, retaining without exception for 45 miles,