Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10


 election. The town representatives m 166 towns give 135 Republican, 3l Dem ocrsts and f no choice. This already gives the Democrats nearly double the representatives they had in lSSO. No authentic information has been received regarding the Senatorial vote.
 MONTREAL, Sept. 7.-Three Ameri- cans, Wm. Mscksy, Geo. McBrlde and JDo. H. Flanagan, well known in the States m Canada as accomplished cracksmen of the most dangerous kind, broke jail last night and escaped. After tearing out the window of the cell they let themselves down 30 feet by ropes made of the bel clothes and subse- 9uently scaled wall fifteen feet high
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Genersl Sher- man has asked that Major General Jno. NJ. Scutield be ordered to San Francisco to relieve Major General IrwIn Mellow ell of the command of the military di- vision of the Pacific, and that General Mcdowell he ordered to home m New York preparatory to his retirement from active service in October next. The matter will not be acted ou until the re- turn of Sec etary Lincoln.
 LINCoLx, Neb., September L-The Greenbaek- Labor State Convention yesterday had only about fifty dele gates. Colonel Pane, the chairman, addressed them on the nRses- sity of controlling corportion power. After some discussion 1t was reso,v- ed to meet in joint State conven- tion the 27th of September at Hastings, with the Farmers Alliance, and the An ti-Monopoly organization. \ Stat ticket will be there nominated.
 DENVER, September S.-The Repub- hcsn's Las Vegas special says: C. Har- ris, a Pinkerton detective, was assas- sinated last night at San Antonio, small station few miles south Of So- corro. Two men alighted from an emigrant train, approached Harris, who was standing on the platform and shot him dead. The men escaped.
 PEskACuLA. Fla, September S.-Nine new clSs Df yellow fever to-day. The board of health have made an earnest appeal for assistance.
 FoRT CoScHo, Texas, September B. Fifty three white bodies have ben re- covered from the ticods and mostly identified and large number are still unidentified. Mexican herders' losses are about s312,0O0.
 WASHINGTON, September s.-The Post tomorrow will publish an interview with JnO. B. Mccarthy, one of the jurors in the Star Route trial, in winch Mccarthy states that he understood a number of att mpts had been made during the pro gress of the trial to cor rupt the jurors, and that he had been approached twice by persons with whom he was unacquainted, on behalf of the defense.
 NEW YORK, Sept S. Brady and Dorsey express their surprise at the de- velopments of the day, and asserted that the whole scheiue was q plot concerted by the prosecution. The Herald's $ Washington special says: It appears that besides Dickson, one of the jurors was Olcott, and that the third is Doni- phan; that these men promptly reported what had happened to the court; that as to one of them, the person who ap- preached him IS well known ID Wash ington; that he presented hand full of bills to the juror and stated to him that If he would see that there was hung jury in behalf of the two Dorseys, 1t did not make any difference what became of the other drfendants; that there is reason to believe that other jnrors have been approached, repelled approaches, but had not stated the fact to the cOurt, but Il doubtless now do 90; tat on the other hand, there are reports aa to one or two jurors who are alleged to have yielded to the temptations held ont.
 NEWPORT. September S-A case of Aslstic cholera k reported to have oc- cured in this city. An extraordinary meeting of the board of aldermen and city physicians has been summoned.
 NEW YORK. September 9-The Her ald Panama special says: The effects of the earthqnke are very severe on the whole isthmus. Ten miles of tue Panama railway are impossible, bridges are damaged and abutmepts cracked The damage amounts to over Sl00,0O. Rails were bent in places by the earth quake; at other places the track WAS sunken. A freight building of stone at Aspinwall is reported destroy ed, one man WIS killed there ana several ill., jured. Several small shocks occurred during the day ID Panama yesterday; another at 3 ''clOck this morning that brought down more ruins. No lives were lost in Panama. The ocean at Aspinwall and Psnama is quiet.
 DENVER, Col, September 9.-The Cheyenne Indians are reported still working north through Colorado and Kansas. There is no doubt they are returning 10 Pine Ridge agency, Dakota, as Dr. McGillicudy having offered them permission to do SO and advised the Iadlan Commissioner tC permit 1t. The Indians not being equipped for the journey there is every reason to believe rsvages and raids will mark their migration. Three companies of infantry at Fort Lyon leave in the morning by railway for Granada to intercept them there, if they attempt to cross the Arkansas there The soldiers intend to take the Indians back 10 the reservation and i. they re- fuse it IS not improbable blood will be shed.
 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. Sept. 9-
 Careful estimates to day from official returns by clerks and other reliable. sources on the gubernstorial vote. show that 230 towns give the following re suit: Bdrstow, Republican, 35,l52; Easton, Democrat. l4,l07: Martin. Greenbacker, and scattering. 39l, mak ing Bsrstow's majority 19,652. This shows 6,6O0 Greenback, and scattering 20. There are 10l towns to hear iron The gubernatorial ratio of these tOwnt to hear from makes Bsrstow's majorit, 2D,000; first district, with two towns tC hear from, give Stewart, Republican 9,5S9; second district, seven towns needed gives Poland. Republican, ma- iority of 1915.
 BRowSsvILsE, Texas, Sept. 9.-Fifty- eight new cases of yellow fever today. and four deaths, three MeIicans anu Col. J. D. Grasty. There are now fivs cases in Fort Brown. In Matamoras the fever IS decreasing; three deaths to. day. Weather cloudy.
 PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept. 9.--Thirteer new cases of yellow lover, and two deaths in the past twenty-fOur hours.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9.-The Time, will prIDt long article tomorrow over the signature of A. K. Mcclure, with several tiers to sustain his position, proving quIte conclusively that prom. nent leaders of the Land Leaeue hay, been negotiating for the sale of votes of its members to the Cameron republi- caus. Mcclure says ihe proposition t' secure tbe Irish Land League vote fOf General Beaver was conceived by Jon c. Delar ey. who hat long been knOvI as dealer iu Irish votes. He brough, Edward O'Meager Condon, of fhs Land League, and Cameron together and th' arrangement was made by which Cam eron was to secure the removal of Min ister Lowell to give credit to Arthur administration wit the Irish. and tha' Condon WAS to receive large sum O money to use his influence to turn tn. League over bodily to Cameron. R. is now travelling over the State on that