Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
, Condeu,atIon or Ia,t Niehr. News.

\ Condensation Of Last Nighrs News. OMAHA, August 2l.-Rsd Cloud has been arrested and Is on parole at Pine Ridge
 SAN FRASCIsCO, August 2l.-B. B. Bedding, Land Commissioner of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, and Regent of tue State University, died to- day of apOplexy.
 MoUNr PULASKI, H., August 2l.- Charles McMahOn, who lived five miles east of this city, and who has been miss ing for the past three days, was diseOv- cred yesterday, with two young men who have been working for him. All three from ear to ear.
 NEW YORK, August 21.-George ROOke challenges Wilson or Sullivan to fight for from S2,jOO 10 S5,OOO a side. He expresses a contempt for their pugi- listic abilities.
 WAsHISGTOS, August 2l.-Acting Sec retary Joslyn yesterday received a report from Governor Tritle, of Arizona, in re- latIon to the alleged Indian raids in that portion of the country. The hostiles are all quiet in Arizona with the exception of raids by several hostile bands of Ind ians from the San Carlos agency, Tn one Of which five citizens were killed, but the perpetrators have been punished. \ feeling of insecurity exists, however, among persons living near the reserya tiOn. and work has been abandoned on some mining property near Clifton. h. ability to get teams to them Is one req son for stopping work, although the miners in one or two places have been threatened by bands of Indians. He does not anticipate trouble to any eI tent that the local authorities will not be able to overcome.
 CmCAGo, August PA special from Warren, H., says: James Bird, a jealous cooper, who had guarreled with his wife, yesterday sought her out at her sis ter's house in GratiOt, Wisconsin, and after few minutes talk and telling her If they could not live happily together they ought at least be friends, he drew a revolver and shot her twice, infiictIng possibly fatal injuries. He then shot himself in the abdomen. The physi- .laus say he cannot live.
 BAKERSFIELD, Cal, August 2l.-A Mexican woman named Remigia PalO- minO stabbed with pair fl scissors and killed a Chinaman yesterday evening The woman was arrested The China man had been ID her employ as cook and general servant, and had recently been discharged for petty thieving, etc. but he claimed that she owed him for his service. An alteration took place between them, which resulted in his be- ing stabbed in the abdomen.
 GUAYNAs, Aug. 1g, vla Hermosillo, 4 "a from NaZatlan to Navarrete has been acquired by Robert SymOn, and has a liberal subsidy from the State of SinalOa and the Mazatlan district. The line will be commenced in a short time, and will connect with the road now building from San Bias t0 Guadalaiara, and will give MazatlGA district communication with the City of Mexico.
 The last famine that visited the State was in 1879. The general government then made an appropriation of Sl5,OOO, of which Sl00O0 was distributed to the poor throughout the State, and the bal ance was deposited in the city treasury at Mazatlan, where it has since remain ed. The poor people are now calling for 1t through the proper authorities
 ThOroughout the State of SinalOa there is a scarcity of edibles and IS part ly verging to a famine, and in some parts famine now exists. At recent date 5000 pounds of corn was bought in MaZatlan at eleven cents per pound, and as 1t is fast being consumed 1t IS feared that the poor people of that city will suffer.
 On the 2Sth of July the houses at Mag atlan were draped and the flags hung at half mast, in sOlemnizing the event of the terrible powder explosion of year ago, in which a large number were killed and houses shook to their founda- tiOns.
 AtilanO Para was stabbed in the back near the cuartel at MaZatlan on the 4th instant. The aggressor is not known.
 A correspondent in the Fl PacificO, of Mazatlan, IS out in letter accusing the SInaloa and Durango railroad of collect ing more for freight and passengers than the concession allows, and suggests that the matter be brought into the courts.
 The pile bridge on the Durango and SInaloa railroad at LimOncita, where the Chilean river passes, has been under water for the past twenty days. One or two accidents have occurred, but nOth- ing serious.
 On the 9th, rain fell in great quantities throughout the State of Sinaloa It is considered by the people as a Godsend, as they are in the height of famine. At Mazatlau, on the 4th instant, Li- zandro Aranda, an employee of the custom house, tried to commit suicide by shooting himself
 Prefecto Ibarra, of the district of Con cordia, is imposing unjust fines on the people, and his removal is asked for by 800 petitioners.
 An American engineer named George Vincent was drowned at Olas Atlas a few day ago, while swimming.
 The telegraph office at Mazatlan was struck by lightning on the 9th and com pletely demolished.
 Sixty cases of smallpox now exists in Mazatlan, and new cases are developing daily.
 The telephone line at Mazatlan has been put into uperrtiOn.