Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

The block bounded by Delaware avenue
 Swanson, Almond and BHinbridg
 streets was burned. The block con
 tained two large buildings that fac
 on Delaware one being the Gonld house
 nine stories high and that in the rear O
 the Gould house and extending C
 Swanson street, beng new building
 was called the Filter house. Ihes'
 buildings were illed with sugar III tn process of msnu'; >.ure and for deliveTI and both structures and their contents
 are in ruins The loss will probably
 reach half million dollars. The cen
 trifugnl house and boiler house in the
 block from Swanson to Penu streets
 and from Almond to Bainbridge streets
 was saved.
 PIITsBURG, Sept. 25.--L4st night the west gallery of the exposition building gave way ard number of persons with | the piano and two organs were precipi. tGted to the floor. distance of twenty | feet. Sevrn persons were injured. Two probably fatally.
 WASHINGTON, September 26.-The total cases of yellow fever at Browns vile thus far are 1870; deaths 130. The cases at Pensacola 24; deaths Al. Several new eases are reported and one
 The Spanish steamer Rita arrived at NewpOrt-News without inspection by the quarantine officer. The acting secretary telegraphs that the civil authorities should order the vessel to quarantine. If she refuses, wal vessel can compel her.
 NEW YORK. September 26.-A Wash ington special to the Sun says: Chief Engineer Melville during a call at the Navy Department yesterday, said he would be willing to take command Of another expedition to the North Pole, provided he could have full cOmmsnd and could have ship built, fitted and equipped to suit him. He believes the course to the North Pole is toy the Franz Josef Land route.
 OMAHA, Sept. 26-Two hundred Chey- ennes have left Pine Bidge agency. The Indians say they have no hostile in- tentions, but are going on probable excursion to Fort Keogh. The Interior Department instructed the agent not to interfere
 MILFORD, Mass., Sept. 27.-Prof. AL lens balloon escaped this morning with the Professor in the basket. He had no anchor. nor had the preparations for the journey been completed. The valves were not in working order. When Inst seen the balloon was passing east of Douglas, going southwest.
 OMAHA, Neb., Sept 27.-The National Woman Suffrage Association COnven- ton met last evening. An address of welcome was made in behalf of tbe citi- zens by Hon. A. J. Poppleton. Susan E. Anthony made response, and social addresses were delivered.
 WASHINGTON D. C.. September B. The Board Si Directors of the Garfield Monument Fair, orders that Rpplics- tions for space must be made on or before the first of November and all ex- hibits must be placed in the hands of the Board on or before November llth. 1
 BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 27.--No fever on the TeTas sIde from point twenty miles | above this place. The fever IS increas- ing at Reynosa, Camarmo and Mler with great mortality.
 NEWARK, N. l., Sept. 2G.--It is sus- spected there Is yellow fever in a ship | anchored in New York bay. The case has been referred to tho New York au- thOrities.
 PEgsAcoLA, FLORIDA, Sept. 27.-Si1ty | new cages and deaths. There is an increase of fever. Means of affording | relief are SO inadequate that the Board called meeting of physicians with a view of systemahzing methods for af- 'ording relief.