The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

Mason, 46O; Buffum, 3GOO; K and Sines, 2625; L B and Co, 2454.
 PAssENGERs.-Mr Brown.
 FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
 TROY, N. Y, Feb. 13.-Thomas Ragan, known as Dick Eagan, the Trojan, publishes a card challenging Sullivan to fight with him for the championship.
 WORKING FOR THE PREsIDENTIAL NOMINATION General Logan is said to be working for the Presidential nomination in 1854.
 KILLED BY HIS BROTHER
 It IS regarded as certain that A. M Salel- do was killed by his brother.
 COMBINING AGAINST OUTSIDERS.
 Edwin Stevens, counsul at Ningpoo, China, reports that the Chinese merchants are com bining against outsiders.
 THE FARMERS JUBILANT.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13-The San Ma taco county farmers are encouraged, and hope for good season.
 MARIcoPA, Feb. 14'-No passengers; no freight, and no Tucson papers. AN EDITOR ATTACKED AND SHOT IN HIS SANG
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 WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The National Republican has recently been publishing articles refecting on A. NJ. Saleldo, Clerk of Senate committee on railroads. Tonight Saleldo and his brother Charles entered the editorial room of the Republican office where Clarence NJ. Barton, news editor, and Frank COnger, business manager, were sitting Saleldo submitted the document to Barton, who said, before acting on it that he must consult Gorham, chief editor. Conger says that Barton returned the paper and rose from his chair, when Saleldo struck him. Whereupon scuffie ensued and a lamp was upset Congsr seizing the lamp ran out of the room. Several pistol shots were also heard, when the compositors rushed to the scene and found Burton struggling with Charles Saleldo The latter was secured and put tunder'arrest. Burton was found to be shot in the neck and left breast, and will probably recover A. NJ. Saleldo was shot in the back of the neck, and spinal column shattered. His early death is inevitable. Charles Saleldo says that Barton commenced the row by drawing a pistol and firing. That his brother had nothing to do with the shooting. He (Charles) drew his pistol and fred one shot and clinched Burton. During | he struggle Barton's pistol went of, and he | thinks it wounded its owner
 RAIN.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.-Heavy rains lave prevailed all over the northern portion f the State this morning, but not extend ng to San Joaquin Valley.
 NEW R. R. ROUTES.
 CHICAGO, Feb. 10:- A joint circular as been issued by the St. Louis & San francisco R. R., and the A T. X s. F., alling attention to opening of new route ia Halstead to Western Kansas, Colorado, Jew Maxics and California, and request ther roads to represent new lines in their oupon ticket service.
 NULATTo MIsTRBSSES-PENLLTY. The Times special says, the colored mem- CT of the Virginia Legislature has intro uced bill to prevent white men from aving mulotto mistrssses. The penalty eing the recognition of their children as eirs at law.
 WHEAT MARKET.
 There is great furry in wheat to-day, hough prices dropped smartly. No fail res are reported and no panic CT unusual nxiety.
 FAILURES.
 ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1O-Several small firms tiled to-day, and nervous feeling exists n Change. Tomorrow is looked forward , with some dread, on account of an -ex- ected further decline in wheat.
 PUGILIsTIC.
 Fox, Ryan's packer, lost S5,OO0 Be- yeen one burdred thousand and two hun red thousan1 dollars is supposed to have laDgeu lanuS. HVan 5 OeIeaL cost the rojans from ten to fifteen thousand dollars fter the battle the Doctor examined Ryan nd found his left jaw broken in two places esides several other injuries. In addition the poor fellows misfortunes, while he as fighting some rascal entered the house Id stole all his clothes and three hundred ollars in money. Thus, misfortune seems pursue him to the bitter end , w. Emmitt, packer of Sullivan, intends lallengins any man in the world with him , pr any amount of money, and hewill proba- ( y take him to Europe should he not find customer in this country,
 FREIGHTs. } MARIcoPA, Feb. ILL. & Co.,, 5095; N. 4 ., 5000; P. B. B. & Co.,, 24O5; Dr. Lincoln, t '75; D. Lord & Co.,, 145w; R. C., 12SO; t & Sines, 360; J. W. D., 125; W. NJ. l., IS; per Wilson and LOunsbury : Passengers-R. B. McGaughy, J. J. But |, r, and MT, Buffum;
 EARPs AND HOLIDAY. TOMBSTONE, Feb. l5.-The Earp broth 2 $ and Holiday were taken to Charles .