Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
EASTERN.

. PENSACOLA, September A-No new cases have been reported here curing the past Genty four hours.
 MArANuRAs. September 4.-Thc cpl demic Is slowly on the decrease. BROWNSVILLE, Tex. September A. 2 he fever IS reported very bad at San Fernando. The officers report at Brownsville shows uue hundred and three uev eases aEl live deaths. |; is rep1rtgt that ;hirJy cases uf fey p ex- i-t ut Point Isabelle. and five or six deaths. So far most of the eases age iGat. Two or three new cases ysst-r- day. The condition ls generally im- proving. Dr. Melon Is out again, con- y.lrsceut.
 PLvMoJTH, August 4.h.-The Tcle- gr44l Construction Campluy's Steamsr ? ScIptu -4li-l hence ye-trrlay Co make renewed eiivIts to repair the French cable.
 OMAHA. August 4th.- Major Frau5 MrLtu zntan wl0 Is r liScn's business aIru-, iis>-d through Omaha to-day, cnr1ute io CroU.le, California, as ad- vance agent ui go hIg comfauy oi Caplt- a'I4+s, Eur5r,ar and American who urupuSe Co ta5e water from big Bend iuuuel and miLur e mIauy tO irri gate large territory of land and they intend tn hIiid thirteen and half miles uf expensive humeS. The. capital is ail ralsed tn put Utp the enterprise as soon as these parties wi.r: then engineers VI personally Investigate tEc pl-u and become convinced of lt- feasibility and pr 'isehlegess.
 CHcsGo, Sept ]. Last night Lars Eriuui sGj Os'ar Anderson, brothrr-- n-lav, uad a gBarry. iu Rogers park. .ul Anderson shot Eclurd dead and -hrn fired bullet into his own breast. II then attempted to drown himself, Ia'.iur iG fHat, he cut h's clothing into srrifs and hanged himself to tree on "u th,' lake shore.
 Nrv YoEE. September i-The Her .u.'s DubIu s. ecial says. It has nov .e-n u-cerJaiucG that iu the charges made Saturday uI-ht and Sunday. seventy y-sevru pprsnrs were wounded uy nuyonet tbrUsrs and blows of batous rhe streets are now clear anl all is InIet.
 NEucr, No, September f. George Green m-r l. divorced from has lf-, tle decree of the court allowing nm tu visit lIs children, aged four and .gr tsicc month. Yesterday cn his .1SItiuE them. after piaylIg with them -.ulle of nuur- drew revolver and .hot tae two little ones dead. Thsr iuTsurd by his ueigAbors be blew h!s own h-aias ont
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. IA class Cl lity y,ung ladies took the black veil at rue Convent 0f Autle Dame m this cl-y .u-day. iue cerrmyu! began at elght 'ciOcK ID tle morning with a nlgh mass, . which Archbishop Heis, assisted by .le Rev. t4i ger Ahuc.Cu, Chaplain oi Jle culveur. vtiiciatei. The ceremonies were held iu the chapel oi the convent, md none bnt relatives of the class, the isrerhooI rf the convent and priests re admitted. The pustulants entered u procession, marching twp-and two rearlng the habits of novices, which gey have worn for the past three years.
 lau member Df tuv clrs- I- 2i wears old .r more. Af,er mGS~ and the slglug oi ...yprsl selections Ly the uuu-cuuIr, the l,-'u aut- lI-tpl,l Go an impressive ser. mon il English by the Rev. Prof ISa- | re t.cu3rrauE, uf Marquette College, 1iluUed ly an 4gtTe~s m German by
 70 E-v. Dr. D.t, / .rditti, \. J. After rbe mattresses rhe young ladies marched tt15 altar 2. wItuc. the blessing of the b cs hlpi-s which are hare8ft to he .e rusrumc. They then marched by uu. her Superior Caroline. and rcceive3 ,le Habts iu wIlch they then arr5yed
 .emsaives. Crowns of thorus were 70 u-,C u.uu tnelr heads. and each was wen a lighted caul'e. Al then stepped ,Ipwiy Co the altar, bowed low, and took re hild.p- obligation Of their order A f- DeHm WIS then sung by tbe nun orr. and tue ceremonies were at au ll. The yuIur 'aales who constitute .a class are from 70 parts of the UnItei states. The parents of many of them -pre present at the ceremonies to bid heir daughters last. bong, farewell. Tany of th" parting scenes were deeply iTrcting The names of those taking le black veil are not made public, and -l. vouug iariirs who formed the class -lav. viii hereafter be known to each -hrr. and their superiors, by the nun names taken with the veil.
 LITTLE RoCK. September 5.-The lecuuu passed of qWetly in all DOT rrus of the -tHte heard from. The } .ua.ratic S.a.e ticket is evidently
 .crt.d by about the usual majority. Indications point go slight increase m he Republican and Greeunack member hip of the legislature. Prohibition igurei prominently in a number Of counties, iu the legislative ana judIcai tickets.
 EANsss CIrv. Sept. 5. L. D. Ross, -he ucket-scslpcr arrested yesterday tor selling railroad tickets. was ticket agent ,f the II hannibal Road last spring. Ie was "iast' man, and Co meet oz- I-uses he printed lot of counterfeit coupon nckpfs on the Quucy Road and -fld them Co scalpers. In June he was il>rharged for cutting rates. He then went into business at Kansas City, and --ut loo us tickets thence to Chicago n3 St. LaVis scalpers. IJ ls believed -,. has iSsnei uf Cheyenne tickets alone, ahoui S9.jH1 worth. IL is estimated hls total output is g H0.01O. He was released on bal today. but rearrested on addi- tional evid uc'. and is now unler S250p hausS. The officials sav the rickets were