Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17
TELFGRAPHIC FLASHES.

NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-Thurlow Weed is reported very i'll.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Sep 12.-COl sention
 Consolidated has declared d'' dend Of 9 cents.
 WEST BRIGHTON, S-a.en Island, Sept. ! l2.-Burglars 50. away with Sl4,UO Tn cash and bonds frOro Edward and Owen | McCordney, brothers, by opening safe.
 About S10,O00 of the bonds were regis tered
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12-Virginia l, | Day 9Oc, MexicGl 5ai, Ophir g, Union | 6sS, Eureka 13, Jacket 1ss, Belcher 70, | Diablo f, Bullion 70, California 9, Sav- | age l2.
 LEWISTON, IL. Sept. l2.-James A. | Arnett, prominent farmer, quarreled with his wife and son Jacob about his ! CArnett'sl scandalous relations with a young widow; as a scuffie was proceed | ing a younger son (Cyrusl rushed in with a revolver and fatally shot ms | father Arnett IS still alive.
 , PARSONS, Ks, Sept. PA special | just received reports an unsuccessful at- | tempt to rob the north bound Missouri | Pacific passenger t-ain ln Indian Ter | ritOry about midnight. In the en- | counter Conductor Chick Warner was | shot, probably fatally. Warner killed
 one of the robbers.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept l2-This | city is in financi- straits, owing tO the | gross mismanagement of former officials
 and the concealment by the present
 ones of their neglect. There is no
 money in the treasury to make
 necessary improvements or to pay in-
 terest on city bonds until next year.
 RICHMOND, Sept. 12.-The Richmond
 Banking and Insurance Company
 posted on their counter this morning
 the following notice: "The President
 and Board of Directors havee eeen com
 pelled to suspend business for the pre- l sent. T dstees will be appointed, and 1t
 is believed that depOsitors will receive
 dollar for dollar. John B. Davis, 1 President" The bank officers state
 that the suspension is due to many of
 the large depositors withdrawing their | funds.
 SAN FRAScIsco, Sep. 13.-Major J. J. | McQuiddy, recently nominated by the | Greenback Conven On for Governor, was arrsgtcd o-day by the United States ! Marshal on charge Ofhaving conspired | to Obstruct Marshal Poole in the dis charge of his duty during the Mussel | Slough troubles of two ears ago. Me | Quiddy gave bonds an was released | from custody.
 SAN BERSARDISo, Cal, Sept. 13-A ! clOudburst swept over Mill creek and ! the Upper Santa Ana, Cal. last week. | In some places in San TimoteO canyon | the stream was 15O yards in width and | in Browns canyon over ten feet deep. It car ed with 1t logs from the mountains | forty to fifty feet in length, and carried | huge powders in front of 1t as though | they had been peas. Huge alder trees were torn up and broken down by the | force of the torrent, and the Santa Ana
 was higher thaE at any time last winter. | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l3.-Later ad- ! vices regarding the accident O the spe- | cial tasin at Port Costa show that the | special, on leay ng the ferry boz, re- | ceived signal to go on, and just before | reaching le CT ve. a quarter O, a mile ! from the ferry, wh''e tbe traiU was nov | ing abou. six miles per hour, yard en- | zine came round the curve ". a rush. ! Both eng les were stant'y .versed | and both engineers sld firemen jumped | of. The collision WIS violent and the | special engine was b. y damaged. The | Princess at the time O. e collision, was
 making her to''e, and was thrown down,
 but received DO injury beyond most | tritiing bruises. All the occupants of | the car were shaken up; crockery was | bro -en, parcels, etc, strewn about, but
 no one injured. Another engine was | furnished and t. @ train proceeded. On arriving at the Palace tie party pro- ! ceeded to their rooms and had breakfast ! It's understood that. owing to the fa- | tue of the journey, the day will be passed in seclusiOn. The presentation
 of an address from British subjects will | be deferred until tomorrow, and no | pubic demonstration will be accepted until after their return from Victoria.
 The party will sail on Friday on the ! Cornug