Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
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 WASHINGTON, August 7.-Secretar, Teller emphaticauy denies the repor
 that he advised the passage of the Rive | and Hurbor biil oyer the President veto. itls generally expected Congres ! VII! adjourn tms eyeamg. The Hous, ! will leave behind calendar of som, l seventy pages. There Nill remain upol the Senate calendar about Ig5 Senat, bills and joint resolutions.
 NEW YORK, August IA Dallas, Tex. special says a band Of young men well connected ln Henderson county for sey. eral weeks past have been committing lawless acts, plUndering stores iu the town of Athens. Friday the leader Wa. captured an1 jailed, but that night his companions oTerpoverei the tailor and released him. The whole party then lied to the country where they rayisLed the daughter Of respectable planter. Yesterday the gang was overhaulad on the Red river by two posses of citizens. The leader cf the band named Alex Cox was killed and Joseph Stephens and Bill Brooks, members of the gang were captured. Cox was noted Gcspe-adu and it IS sad has killed a half dozen or more men.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, August "A special from Brownsville mp to four o'clock p. l. yesterday, nothing had been heard from AIatamOrOs, regarding the lever. Another death occurred in Browsyilie last night and several new cases are reported, among the latter Dr. Hoppers t. U. $. Army, post surgeon ol Fort Brown.
 WAsHEGroS, August I-The House met at ten o'clock. The Senate amend ments to the Supplemental Post Route bill were concurred ID. The Sundry Civil bills received the signature of the Speaker.
 NEW YORK, August S-Heavy thun- der storms ID New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Many buildings were destroyed by lightning, several iIves lost, great damage done and sudden floods.
 GAEDcEE, Maine, August S.-TLe most extensive couila grafton tha- ever visited Gardiner began little before seven o'clock last evening m Moore d Browns Illl-r- uIL ol B-a-l street. Tho wind blow tl- liam into tlg saw --ll. and .1-r-erll. ll a few Liautla .l- t.c.o-.gsI along Bud street 7srs lu flames. The lu.lr-i.l oi adjoining towns sent help promptly. The ire made clean sweep uf tEe east side ot Budg- -ryg-, then into High, Middle and Spring streets, which con- t8lued the residences, spread up High street to the Methodist church which was saved. Toe fire was got uude. control about l0:p. About twenty acres were burned over; ull the ua-u- factu-es, tine lower dam was swept away. Between three and f1ur hundred men were thrown out of employment, and some sixty dwellings destroyed. The loss ls upwards Q. two hundred thousand dollars.
 CAIRO, August S.-The steamer Gold Dust blew up, burned to the waters edge and sunk near Hickman, Kentucky. Sevcutscl were killed tlatare known of; i4 were wounded.
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 HICKMAN, Ky, August S.-TLe follow ing is the list of those who have Gied of injuries from the steamer explosion SD
 
 Lytle, second pGutrymgu; Nm. Iravers, barkeeper; Jim Jerry, captains watch; Walter Howard, r0UstaboUt; Charles Williams, second barber; Manuel Vie tor, deck passenger. The names oi the missing are not known, as the books were lost. The exact number of killed and wounded IS not known, but it is e=- tiuatci at 2l killed and 4S wounded.
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 HICKMAN, Ky, AugIHt s-Follouinc is a list Of the injured: Captain John T. McCord. slightly scalded; r. $. Gray, pilot; Sol. Price, first mate; John Long less, second clerk; Wm. Ingram, third clerk: Wm. Iravers, barkecper; Pat cabin watchmln; John O'Neii, deck hand; Tom Beck, deck sweeper; Dick Phillips. porter; Jim, second DOT ter; two pantrymcn, two rOustabouts, three fremen, two barbers, ten deck pas sengers and Mrs. Thompson. The cabin are severely scalded: D. Dunphau, second mate; P. Detried, freight clerk; James MOnohan, sailor; M. J. Nichols, barber; thlrd cook, Mr. Bridges. Mr Thornton, MT. Blank and Mrs Blank were slightly scalded. There are several cabin passengers, and one deck passenger, one fireman, two coal beavers, eight roustab0uts, four cabin boys and James Lawson, the first cook, missing. The boat run to shore and made fast, took fire, burned to the wa -or's edge and sunk. The books are safe and baggage lost.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, August S.-The State election held yesierday for Judge 1f the Court ol Appeals, three Judges 1f the Superior Court and clerk was carried by th Democrats.
 lLoNr5ouEG1, Ala, August S.-The l election for Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Superiutend- | iut ol Education, Treasurer and Aud l t1r and members ot the General Ass n- lly was held yesterday. As yet no dis .ugbalca is rep1i--a. The election was l -erv quiet. Dsu0eralc success Is com ! 'eaeI, very few Republicans running Tor the legislature.
 LAESED, Wyoming, August S.-Jas. l Paxton, alias Blind Jim was arrested | lere yesterday for killing Storey, Jhe | contractor at FlapstaiE, Arizona, July | ith, and held waiting the arrival Of Ari- | .ona officers.