Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17
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dSkeu IT ne ndu anyInlnB lO so. III ic- gard to Lieutenant Danenhower statement concerning him (Melvllle) he replied that he could say nothing until after an official investigation had been made.
 COLUMBIA, Sept. .14th.-In the Re publican State Convention to-day the Committee opposed to confer with the Greenback Committee recommended the Convention to endorse the State ticket of the Greenback party. A long and bitter discussion ensued and a substitute was adopted recommending that the Republican voters cast their
 ballots as Republicans for the Green back State ticket. A resolution was | adopted recommending the support oi ;. B. Cash, Independent candidate for Congress in the 9th district.
 LINCOLN, NEE. Sept. 14th--Special to the Journal states that band of four oI i've hundred Indians have appeared ID | Beaver Creek, near the Kansas line south of Dunky couny. They are steal ing horses and murdering settlers. SARATOGA, September 1.-The Anti
 Monopolists had a big convention to- ! day and adopted strong resolutions | against monopoly. They will confel
 with the Labor party if the Democrats and Republicans don't make satls | factory nominations next week.
 TAYLoRyILLE, Sept. 14-Emma Bond | Is in dying condition and last night Il | required four men to hold her. Death
 which Is hourly expected, may agaln
 rouse the population to a violent out | break.
 NEW YORK, Sept. l4.-Six hundred | and forty-six Mormon emigrants among
 the steerage passengers of the GuloI
 steamer which arrived to-day, we IT
 charge of Elder W. M. Copper, who
 came over with them from Europe The party is composed of 300 British | converts, 292 Scandanavlans, 54 Ger mans and IS charerones, and were
 brought by six returning missionaries CHICAGO, Sept. l4-A Leavenwortt
 special says: It is learned for the first | time to-day that on the fifth instant
 nineteen one-thousand dollar bonds of the Leayenworth city and Fort | Leavenworth water power were
 stolen from Adams Express Com
 pany' as they were in transit from Donnel, Lamson & Simpson, of New l York, to the Massachusetts Mutual
 Life company, of Springfield. They
 were stolen in Springfield. The loss falls
 on Adams Express company. There is
 no clue to the thieves.
 ONEw YORK, Sept. 1Jth.-Eugene Mel
 vile of the Jeannette Artic Expedition
 was given public reception to-day al City Hall.
 GALVESTON, Sept. 15.-Twenty cases of fever at Fort Brown. The troops are moved from Camp Smith ten mile: down the river on high blufT PENSACOLA, Sept. l5.--Cases to-day reported, eleven: deaths, two. The fe
 yer continues to rage in this city. ana destruction and suffering are on the in | crease, while the means for anchors
 tion Is daiy growing more and more
 inadequate. The NatiOna. Board of Health refuses to make a reasonable )
 propriation, and aid from outside { scarce. There are elevel new cases and about one hundred cases under treat. ment. Medical men have been taxed tC the utmost.
 CoRPUs CHRISTI, Texas, Sept. 15.- Four casses of yellow fever are reported at Mier, Mexico, introduced in goods from Matamoras on the l1th. Refugees are going from Mier to Monberg. BROWNSVILLE, Sept l5.-Thirty-two cases are reported including relapses
 and intermittent cases. No deaths.
 GALVESTON, Sept. l5.-Reports are at hand showing an outbreak of yellow fe-
 yer at Reouoca and Hidalgo, Mexico. News from Matamoras gives six deaths in the last twenty-four hours. The fe- yer Is suddenly and startlingly increas- ing. There is q slight increase of cases here and the disease IS of d more deadly character.
 CINCINNATI, O., September 15.-Thc Republican convention declared in favor of submitting an amendment for the regulation of the liquor traffic.
 OMAHA, Sept. 1j.-The Democratic State Convention met to-day and nOml- mated for Governor J. Sterling Morton.
 BosToN, Sept. lj.-The Blanchard ten thousand trotting race for horses of the 2:l7 class at Beacon Park, was won by Edwin Shorne in three straight beats. Time, 2:19, 2:I9, PISA. The race was witnessed by over l5,OO0 peo- pie.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The Women's National Industrial League effected a permanent organization. Among the honorary members elected were Peter Cooper, General Rosecrans and Wm. Corcoran. A letter from Rosecrans, ex- pressing sympathy with the object of the society was read at the meeting.
 HARTFoRD, September 15.-A terrific hurricane passed over the village of Wlristed this evening. destroying ten houses and five barns, mostly in the northeastern portion of the village. No lives were lost, sever; persons were in- jured.
 CHATTANOOGA. Sept. l5.-Sheriff Case and Deputy Conway, of this county, to- day took the train for Knoxville with John Taylor, prisoner on the charge of murder, his case being on appeal before the Supreme Court. About seyenty-fve miles from here, at Sweetwater, several men boarded the train, killed the Sheriff and Deputy and took charge of the train. They left 1t at Simmons station with the prisoner and escaped to the mountains. i numerous well mounted posse is now in pursuit.
 TOLEDO September 15-This morning a fire in the extensive lumber mill of Mitchell < Rowland Lumber Co, en- tIrely destroyed it. The fire spread to the large piles of lumber with which the yards were filled, and thirteen to four teen million of feet of lumber were con- sumed. The loss on the mill is $l00,- OOO; insured SG0,00O; on lumber, S22, GOO which is covered by insurance. Nearly all the insurance companies represented here are interested in this loss.
 ALBANY, \. r., Sept 15.-A terrible wind storm swept through the Mohawk valley this afternoon. At Munderville man driving a load of hay drove into barn to escape the storm. The barn was blown down and the man and team killed. Severe thunder sorins have occurred along the Hudson railroaC. The track was flooded and telegraph wires blocked.
 CoMDES, N. J., September l6.-The Republicans of the First District, have nominated Geo. NJ. Robeson for Con- gress by exclamation.
 NEW YORK. September 16 With re- gard to the recently published reports of bad blood between Lieutenant Danenhower and Engineer Melville, the latter this morning in reply to an enquiry as to the truth of the state ments said: q am very much pained at the publications for they are entirely without foundation. There Is no bad blood between Danenhower and myself and has never been. We are as good friends as ever, and any statement to the contrary by whOmsoever 1t may be uttered, Is false. I vas specially as- signed to the command of the whole boat by Captain DeLong himself, a fact which DanenhOwer fully recognized and acted accordingly. If he felt hurt that he should be superseded by me he never showed it in my way Melville l said he never had written the Navy l