Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

collision and the cabOOse containing tn
 workmen was filled with steam and ho
 water. A number were severely scalded
 Some, it is thought, will die.
 ROCHESTER, N. T., October B
 Epeshine Smith, formerly editor of tn,
 Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. Koch
 ester Democrat and Albany EVenins
 Journal and recently Chief Law officer
 of the Japanese Government died her,
 last night.
 ! BUFFALO, \. T., October 23.-Tht
 Land League adopted a resolution de
 nOuncing the allegations of fraud
 against Parnell and his associates
 PENSACOLA, October 23.-Fifty-twc
 new cases of yellow fever; one death
 reported and destitution and distress
 increases.
 NORTH ADAMS, Oct. 24-Patrick Mur-
 ray, another victim of the Troy and
 and Greenfield railroad accident, died
 last night.
 FALL RIVER, Oct. 24-The spnners | at Mechanics mills, who struck last Sat
 urday, have resumed work
 NEW YORK, Oct. 2L-The Citizens
 Committee nominated Allen Campbell for Mayor. He accepts.
 NEW YORK, October 2l-The Herald s Cairo special has alarming news from
 Khartown. The false prophet at the
 head of the able bodied population of the SOudan, reinforced by some cannlbal tribes of Central Africa has publicly
 defied Abdel Kaber and Griegler the Egyptian governors in several san guinary pitched battles. The Egyptian loss in killed and wounded was 5000 with their stand of arms including LOCO RemlngtOns. The remnant of Egyptian army took refuge in Khar- town and is now besieged there. All the provinces south of that city are lost to Egypt. The news of the caDtnre of Khartown is daily expected. The false prophet permits the pouring of boiling tallOw into the eyes and ears of his captives and m other tiendish ways tor lures them. These man eaters in some cases actually devOred their prisoners for refusing Co recognize him as the true prophet and kahlif Dr. Schwien- furth assures me that there is move ment for a real revival of Islam com prising Ghanistau and MOrrOcO and the Doctor is confident that the move ment will embrace hhartown. The false prophets adherents increase hks wild fire and the prophet himself is said to be marching toward Cairo.
 MINIATURES. Oct. 24.-Ir drunken fray near Hanover, Wisconsin, Charles Stewart knocked his cousin Spencer Turner insensible with poker. deluged him with kerosene, applied match and l dragged the blazing body out of the house. The victim died Sunday noon in terrible agony.
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24-J. Sambola's ] street, burned and several adjoining | buildings were partially destroyed; loss estimated at SsO,OOO, partially insured. |
 BROWNSVILLE, Oct. 24.-PersOns from Laredo by Mier CamargO and Matamor- ! as got here to-day and were immediate | ly sent back across the river by the ! Health officers. The troops are in ex- cellent health; the weather cool and | pleasant.
 PENSACOLA, Oct. 24-Thirty-seven new cases and one death reported. To- 1 son of J. NJ. Tarble, Mayor of the city and collector of the port, IS in almost a hopeless condition. DestitutiOn IS un- diminished. There IS reason to suspect that number of new cases have not been reported.
 WAsHISGToS, Oct. 25.-Warrants were issued to-day for the arrest of F. II. Fall, Arthur Payne and Frederick C. Shaw, of this city, and Thomas R. TOOle, of Newark, \. J., for their con- nection with the alleged attempt to bribe the Star Route jury.
 WAsHINGToy, Oct. 25.-The hsbeas ,orpus case of Gen. Newton M. Curtis, Df the New York custom hDHse, inpris- Oned for violating the statute against levyIng political assessment, came up in the United States Supreme Court yesterday and was argued by ex-As- 'istant Attorney General Smith for the petitioner and Solicitor General Phil .ps for the Government. Further will be made to-day.
 CONCORD, Mass. Oct. 25.-A. B. Alcott lad paralytic stroke shortely before noon yesterday. Last evening he was lnly partially conscious.
 NKw YORK, Oct. 25.-Thirteen of the of Col. J. D. StevensOn's old command of Mexican war veterans, irst New York volunteers, had re- lnion and dinner last night. A dis batch from Colonel Stevenson. who IS n San Francisco, was received, asking Gods blessing on his old boys"
 PHILADELPHIA. Pa Oct 25-pnblic md private buildings in all parts of he city were illuminated last night. A hundred thousand people viewed the ,yrotechnic display COlored bengales ,ept burning At the waters edge gave he Schuylkill beautiful appearance. The fire works were elaborate. Mrs. David COnkllng, corner of 42d and Woodstock streets, was instantly killed, nd five other persons injured by the xplosion of bombs. Mrs. Eva McCarrie, ( 'o. 5i5 Gold street, had both legs 1 by the explosion of mortar,