Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-24

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 BosroS. Mass, September 19.-Fou deaths have occurred from yellow feve on the bark Arthur c. Wade, nov [ quarantined-
 CAPE HESRY, September l9.-Yester ! day morning the Italian bark Calico 1 from Pensacola, bound for Hampton | Roads. passed here with yellow feve aboard. Four persons had died.
 BROWNSVILLE, September i5. - large portion of the city is yet iHun dated. The river is still rising. Sever new cases to-day and one death.
 MArAMoP4s. Sepfe,pOer ight Whs v are stni fifty to sevsnty-nyo cases-~nert with several new cases daily. PENSACOLA, September 19-The out look is worse than since the first yellow fever case was reported. Twenty-seyer new cases are bulletined.
 CHIcAGo, Sept. 19.-IIon. Jas. G Blaine, who arrived here yesterday from Omaha, was on Change this afternoon and spoke briefly of the great growth of Chicago since the Chamber of Com. nerc,. was built, ten years ago. It was then criticized as too large, but now the Board are building another hall which shall be large enough. He referred tO his trip through the five great north western States, to their attachment tO Chicago and the commanding market which this has become from which the whole world gets its prices. The speech WAS in Mir BlaiDe's happiest mood and elicited hearty applause.
 The Union League received the ex- Secretary this evening. One thousand invitations have been issued. The re- ception will be entirely informal, though q large number Of eminent gentlemen will attend. No political significance is attached to the affair.
 -. WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-Proceedings have been begun by the Government on the property of Capt. H. W. HOwgate. The prospect Is that upwards of Sl00,- OlO will he realized from real estate be- longing to him in thIs city.
 Renewed interest is created in the Star route affair by the denial received from Brewster Cameron and II. A. Bowen, of having approached or offered a bribe to Foreman Dickson to convict defendants. Important developments are looked for this week and the prospect is not at all assuring to the parties who failed to support the Government at the crisis.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The Presi- dent and party arrived last night.
 .. Teller has decided that Indian police may be furnished with revolvers for the better enforcement of their authority, but the custom of supplying them with improved breech-loading rifles will be discontinued. No rifles and no fixed ammunition for breech-loaders will hereafter be placed in the hands of any Indians by thelDepartment.
 AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. 19.-Official re- turns from all the state except six small plantations give a total vote of l:}S 17j. RObie receives 72,554; Plaisted, 63. 7j6: Chase, l,29S; Vinton, 262; Eustis, 305. The Republican candidates for Congress are elected by pluralities lit- tie in excess of that Of the Governor. The Republicans carry fourteen of the HlAIEth EouuAAGHs tA NIAAAAbAof ANAAA eight Republicans and three Fusion; of members of the House, los Republicans and forty-one Fusionists.
 ALBANY, \. r., Sept. 19.-Alopzo Cash, aged iS, shot and mOrtally wounded his wife, Minnie, aged IT, near Doormaus- vile yesterday, and then killed himself.
 OMAHA, Neb., September 19.-Two companies of the Ninth infantry having been suddenly ordered from forts Omaha and Sidney to Salt Lake is giv- iug rise to rumor that trouble with the Mormons is expected during the approaching election.
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 DENVER, Col, September l9-The National Mining Association elected officers as follows: Thos. Manning president; Behler, of New Mexico, first vice-pres1dent; Arthur H. Elliott, of Arizona, second vice e-president.
 TAYLoRvILLE, Ills, September l9.- Dr. Yermillion has waived examination in the Emma Bond case and went to jail under S2,j00 bonds. The lady IS still sinking.
 WYoM1SG, Ont, September 19.-A boy driving buggy containing two daughters Of MT. McLena, drove into a creek to water the horses, and the two girls were drowned.
 DEADwooD, September 20-Patrick German, one of the oldest miners of the hills, was shot and instantly killed at Galena, last evening by Frank Dayey, son of Col. J. II. Dayey, owner of the Setting Bull Silver Mine and Smslter. The trouble was over q clam adjoining the Setting Bull.
 PENSACOLA, September 20.-Twenty- six new cases and four deaths. Five Sisters of Charity are expected from New Orleans. tonight; others will fol- low.
 SARATOGA, September 20-Manufac- turers and Producers Association met here to-day--70 members being present. They denounced the anti-mOnOpOly or ganizations of New York City as ire sponsible bodies, declaring they will not support any candidates who may be inimical to business of the State. They claimed that over S300,0O0.0OO capital was represented.
 NEwBURGH, Sept. 20.-A terrific storm this afternoon passed over. Buildings were unroofed and blown down, trees .uprooted and fences demolished.
 WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 20.-At the State Convention tomorrow the candl- dates for nomination for Governor are: W. W. Crapo and A. R. Bishop. Un- pledged delegates have power to nominate. Senator Hoar presides.
 BBowYsvILLE, Texas, Sept. 20.-Wa- ter is rising on the streets; many Mexl- can families are driven from their homes. Nineteen new cases and fouT deaths. Two new cases at Fort Brown.
 LINCOLN. Neb., September 2O.-Vast prairie fires are raging in the west part of the State; the table land between the Platte and the Republican rivers dre suffering with its disastrous effects; hay and grass Is being consumed; two men were fatally burned; cattle ranges have been devastated and unless rain comes great loss must follow.
 SARATOGA, New York, Sept 2O.-It IS generally conceded that should every candidate mentioned be presented tc the convention. Cornelfs chances over Folger are very good. Second, Wads worth: Poor third, Wood. Starln Robinson are merely kept in the field in expectation, thinking "dark horse Is amongst them.
 CHICAGO, September 20.-Sarah .Es tone built a fire and deliberately stood over it until horribly and fatall! burned.
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