Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
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 NoGALEs, Oct. 2G.-An enthusiastic meeting was held at the Line last night. Judge r. II. Smiths remarks at the ces- emony of driving the golden spike made the public anxious to hear him aGa,u and they turned out eu masse. The Judge did justice 10 tbe occasion in au eloquent and pointed address which Was highly appreciated and received ire quent spplausr. That part of the county will poll q sold vote Tor Judge Smith for District Attorney.
 To-day Boston, Guay mas and Tucson were connected on the sams seiegraphic circuit. Time-B Boston, 2sl3 p. IT.; Guay- mas, II ;55 a. n.; Tucson, l2:10 ?. m.; weather clear: wind, northwest, fresh; thermometer, e degrees st Boston; Ethermometer S0 degrees in the shade at Gnaymas; nights are cool and pleasant. prettiest climate in ihe world.
 This morning the all rail route from
 the Missouri river via t-e Atchison and
 Sonora lines was completed. The
 through rail and telegraphic cunmuui- cation is completed and ready to open
 for business. i. :. ROBINSON, W. F. MORLEY. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2G.-Last night a
 lively raid was made by the police on
 the Bella Union, a well known resort
 where variety performances are nightly
 given. The charge was for givingau im-
 moral performance. The police officers
 arrested the proprietor of the place, $.
 McAtee and g of those taking part m tre performance and marched them all of to the city jail. 4 number of women were among those arrested. The raid
 made a great commotion among the audience.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 26-The British ship Oberon arrived in this port to-day,
 sixty-two days from Sydney, Australia. On the passage from England to Syd ney a very heavy stress Of weather was experienced and several tremendous
 seas were shipped The hclmsman had to be lashed 10 the wheel and when
 relieved had nearly perished with cold. During the rush of waters Captain Eng land was swept overheard and drowned.
 The vessel narrowly escaped iouudering. hlAA MASt htA.t OEls -t.--A hAtf1dl train with Vice President Chase and Manager Wheeler of the A. T. < $. F.
 R R., arrived heTt at seven o'clock this morning.
 Governor Ortiz and General Reyes commanding Federal troops have ss- sumed a hostile attitude. Ortiz with his State Legislature and 2J0 State l troops left HermOsillO and located here. Reyes follows them with 200 Fejerals. On the 9ith o-'iz' body-servaut was shot in the si by Fcderals as de- serter from q -Izth battalion. i.e re- fused Co surrender Ortiz declares Reyes and the Frderals to be reyolu- tiOnists. Reyes asserts that he Is pro- tecting the people from the fund loan of Ortiz. The people take little interest. as the trouble is considered personal matter between the Governor of the State and the Federal General A commission left here for Hermosillo
 to day to seek an adjustment Of the difficulties. Troops of both parties pa-
 rade the streets, but DO blood has been
 shed or is anticipated. It IS rumrred that Ortiz will res -su in ilvur uf Vice Governor Anton Escalaute. Iftiis is done the trouble will h- al aI end. Word comes from Alanos to tine ef- feet that pitched battle occurred be tween Mayo Yaqui Indians and State troops. Over ono hundred were killed and a large number wounded. Twenty three of the tranrs -rpre He'd.
 SAS FRaVclsCo, Oct. 2S A Trucsea
 dispatch says that the fire las; even ns
 destroyed considerable portion of h
 business part of the town including tn.
 Amarican Hctel, Sheritj House an
 Odd Fellows building The loss k mp
 wards of hundred thousand dollars.
 tvo-thirds covered by insurance. The
 fire started in Menk's brewery audit Is
 thought to be attributed tO his careless ness and under the first excitement following the fourth general fire within few years there was some talk of lynching him.