Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
lands has already become offensive and is producing sickness.

is producing sickness.
 LITTLE Rock, August 10.-Near Pitts burg station on the Red River railroad, Tuesday, the eastern bound passenger train was derailed at the bridge. One car fell through into the water. Five persons were killed.
 DENVER. August l0.-Last Friday W. Bird and son, who live On Bear river. discovered that theIr cabin had been burglarized. In company with five other men they started in pursuit, soon over taking the thieves. In the fight that ensued both thieves were killed, also Mr. Birds son.
 BROWNSVILLE, Tex, August l0.-One death from yellow fever yesterday. The number of cases is increasing.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August lI.-Cap- tain William Casack, member of the Sarsield Skiruishing Club, speaking about the movement tO give financial aid to Arabl Bey, announced that at their meeting last night every man was in favor ofhelping, both by sending men and money, and that "we are Tn for dynamite and bullets first, last, and all the time"
 NEW YORK, August IA wide diff ference of opinion exists among the friends of Ireland as Co what course they should take with reference to Ara bi Bey Dr. Wallace, president of the New York Irish Land League, says leagues cant coultslauce sending money to ATabi, because 1t is entirely autagonistic. Gallagher. president of the Parnell league. says We could injure England by giving support 70 Arabi Pasha, but we have chosen a peaceful method and We will not depart from IL. These are the views of the moderate men of the league and they respect the law which governs them. The league was founded for the purpose of sustaining the people of Ireland in a constitutional struggle for their rights and does not advocate rebellious means for reaching that end. There is a great body who are netting with .he dynamite section headed by ODonovan Rossl and others of the same turn of mind, are for Arabi out and out, their sympathies only being limited by their ability to help him.
 PoUGHKEEPsIT, \. r., August IA premature blast at Cornwall. on the West Shore road, killed four people and wounded several others.
 RIcHMoND, August 1.-The Readjuss- l CTS Convention, Third Congressional l district, nominated John Amber Smith 1 He represented the district as a Repub- lican in the Forty-second Congress.
 CHARLESTON, $. C.. August 1.-The Democrats of the First District have nominated Samuel Dibble for Congress.
 JACKSON, Mss, August 1.-The Dem ocratic Convention of the Fifth Missis- sippi District, has nominated II. F.. Barksdale for Congress.
 PoMEHoY, Ohio. Augtst 1l.-W. J. | Campbell and Wu. Swisher arrested | for participf D m the mob to lynch Holmes, tho gro charged with out raging d chil., went to jail for refusing l to give bail. The Sheriff has armed twenty-five men to prevent friends of Campbell and Swisher from iberating
 them by force.
 LAREDO, Texas, August 1.-The num- ! Der of deaths from fever at Matamoras l for the last twenty-f0ur hours was 40; at Brownsville, l3 Fort Brown is in strict quarantine, the post commander deciding not to remove. The relief committee has forwarded the Si2000 subscribed.
 NEW ORLEANS, August 11.-One man is in the hospital with the yellow fever.
 NEW YORK, August F. The Tribune's Washington special says the officers of the Republican Congressional Commit tee report a healthy interest in the com ing political struggle showing itself in every State. The demand for campaign documents is almost unprecedented so early. The committee ha. already is- sued twenty documents.
 In regard tO the work of tine Demo- cratic Congressional Committee, Rose crans, Chairman of tine Executive Com mittee, says We are sending out good many documents, but We have not yet really established ourselves. We think we shall have our committee in working condition by SeptemDer lst
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 12-There has been q rumor in circulation here to the effect that the National Relation Committee asked Ex-SenatOr Dorsey, the present Secretary to resign, aud that a reply has been received from him stating that he would not do SO till the the cases in the Court were settled one way or the other. \ member O! the Committee said to-day that the question of asking DorseyS resignation was preached but it was decided that the Committee had no right to take any steps in tho matter until some result had been reached in the trial.
 TAYLoEvILLE, Illinois, August 12- The preliminary hearing in tLe ease Of the men arged with outrage on Miss Bond, school teacher at Blue M-uud, is concluded. The rtsuit k Wan. J. Mont gomery was released, Emlaucl Clem- ents, Lee Pettrs and John c Montgom- cry were held to await the action of the Grand Jury. Immense crowds gathered around the jail, forced open the doors, took out Montgomery, Clements and Pettes. They were strung mp to tree u0out a minute, let down and exhorted to confess, but al three protested that they were innocent. Mr Bond, father of the outraged girl, and Prosecuting Attorney, appealed to :Ee crowd to let the men stand their trial, and the men were returned Co the jail.
 PALESTINE, Tex, August I1.-Yester- 1 day afternoon c. Hess Thomas. cOlored, ! was hanged for the murder Cf Houston l McMontOns. Thomas had killed four ] men during is residence in Palestine.