Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-17
OVER THE WIRES.
PACIFIC COAST.
Special to the CITIZEN.
 A Big Strike.

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 Big Strike. TOMBSTONE, April l0.-The strike in the Grand Central South, made ou Friday last, has developed into one oi the most important character as re gards the future of that mine. The crosscut west on the 100-foot level has passed into 3-fOot vein that assays S92. The drift from the 200 foot level, which was in low grade ore on Saturday morning, has later struck a ledge that is four teet wide and oi high grade ore.
 Suicide-RaiirOad Accident.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April lI.-Emile Lunheimer, travelling salesman for Floshinn Bros., of ShreivepOrt, Lou isiana, and President Of the Louisi- ana lodge l. O. B. B. No. 107, con- mitted suicide at the Baldwin hotel yesterday, by shooting himself. Let Iers left Dy decea sea indicate poverty as the cause of suicide.
 A dispatch from Red1ing, Cali fOruIa, says: The passenger train on the Oregon railroad from Sacramento, due last night, met with Hn accident about tlve miles below here at place called China GuiCh The whole train went over a trestle, anu the engine and cars are total wreck. The fnl- ioSIng are the names If ihe killed and wounded: George Smith, engI- neer, killed: - Rogers, fireman, killed; Robert JOhnson, express mes- sengeT, leg broken; Ben Kuhn uf San Fr .nciscu, badly bruised. Other train men were more or less bruised, and several passengers in the ear car, but il did not go of the embaukmeut and they escaped. The cause of the accident was cloud bIst, which raised Ibe creek so high il washed out the embankment.
 Earthquakes.
 MISSION SAN JosE. April 10.-This morning ahUut 2 o'clock quite d severe shock ut earthquake was felt Tn this place.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April Il.-An earthquake yesterday morning at 2 50 o'clock, felt throughout the central portion of the Staie, lasted from ten to fifteen seconds. No damage.
 Supreme Court Decisions.
 PHFNIx, April 12.-Tne following decisions were rendered by the Su- preme Court this morning:
 Weymouth vs Franklin & Frank lin-Judgment of lower Court af- firmeG.
 A. Baieman vs. c. H. Light-Judg- ment affirmed; on application to the Chief Justice It was ordered that a writ of error may issue.
 Anna Marie FredericcO vs. Vim. A. HancOck-Judgment of lower Court affirmed.
 Wm. ZeckendOrf ct al. vs. L. Zeck- endOrf ct al.-Judgment and order of lower Court affirmed; damages or dered in the sum of $100; remittitur stayed for p days.
 Edward Field ct al. vs. NJ. Gray ct al.-J Judgment of Court below af- firmed; remlttitur to issue fOrthwi' h.
 O. w. Streeter vs. Calabasas Land and Mining COmpany-Order grant ing new trIal sustained.
 Nen Osborn, applicant, vs. The Territorial Auditor, Iespondent-Ap- plication for writ denied and applica- ton dismissed; Associate Justice POr- ter disseQting.
 Wm. o. O'Neil commenced suit against the Arizona Gazette yesterday for S225 salary due as editor.
 Sale of Bonds.
 SAN FRANCIsco, April 11.-Sub- scription books were. opened in Lon don on Saturday, and in New York and San Francisco to-day for the $l0,. GOO, ,O00 six per cent first mortgage !and grant bonds issued by the Allan tic and Pacific Railroad. From the Anglo California Bank, the San Fran. cisco agency, II IS leaned that while but few bonds will be reserved for sale here, the bulk of them were soon taken in London as soon as offered.