Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
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DASyILLE, Ind, Oct. l2-Reports are atioat that last evening an armed mob of five hundred came up from Posie county to rescue three men that were arrested ln last nights riot. The Sheriff here is prepared for them having sn armed force in jail.
 BLooNISGToS, Ills, Oct. 12.-Great excitement exists at Littletown, about twenty miles from here, over the dis cOvery of high grade silver ore in Panther creek. The whole neighbor- hood is wild. The community turned out to prospect and excitement and enthusiasm run high.
 ROCHESTER,, New York, October 12-
 Dr. Lewis Swift of Warner Observatory
 says the new comet discovered by Dr. Schmidt at Athens WAS unquestionably
 fragment of the great comet broken of at its perihelion passage. Thit proves that the great comet must have grazed the sun. This is the second instance on record where the comet has been disrupted-frst one being Billss comet of lS46.
 BROWNSVILLE, TeIas, October 12- A slight Jas, a6ste9PsSBbe e9PgsSBbeGP' eGP' the the fever at York and Brooklyn Association of Con- gregational churches met again to-day and prepared a resolution asking Beecher to consider his action with drawing from the association and ex pressing concurrence in his belief.
 COLUMBUS, Ga, Oct. 11.-Informstion has reached here of the contemplated uprising of negroes III Lee county, Ala bama. A number of families fled to this city and points near for protection. A trustworthy negro gave information Of the intention of the negroes to burn houses and massacre the whites on Fr1- day or Saturday. The trouble IS sad to have grown out of a disturbance caused by negro shooting a white man some weeks since. The widest excite ment IS said to prevail all over Lee county.
 PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. l1.-Fifty-six new cases and seven deaths are report ed from yellow fever. Many new cases reported ar of more malignant form. Encouragement marks the counte- nRnces of the people.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 1.-The con test between the Sovereign Grand | Lodge of Odd Fellows and the Patri. lrchal Circle, which Is a very strong body in this State, is increased and eu. bit cred by the receipt of an order from he Sovereign Grand Lodge calling up- )n all loyal Odd Fellows not to wear he Patriarchal Circle uniform, author zing the formation of uniform degree which can be taken by all royal-purple- iegree Odd Fellows if they choose. The enemies of the Patrlarchal Circle Iay they will kill it, and the circle lead ITS say 1t will only result in making hem totally independent of Odd Eel owship. They will take of from their , informs the emblems of Odd Fellow hlp and put on the emblems of the lrcle. The Patriarchal Circle was , ormed and instituted originally in Mil Taukee and by Milvaukeeans. It has rown rapidly and now has si1ty-fye ( emples. The members all favor mak- { 1e an independent organization, and it dds fair to be one of the most proml- | ent of it's kind in the country. WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 12-Returns [ how increased gains for Republicans c this Congressional district. General | Foff's majority fir Congressman is es- o mated as high as 1000 by sauguine re- J orts. The Democrats concede his lection. NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The Times Col b mbus special says: For some years s )oiness has existed between Governor a oster and Ex-Governor Thos. l.. Young, a le present Congressman from Cincin- u ltl. Young telegraphed Foster in an U onlcal insulting way, ieering him on \ Ie result of his Sunday law and prohi- l. tion experiment. Foster replied that al had made square issue and would "' yht 1t out on that line. It is believed oi IS presages war between Garfield and st @ Stalwart Republicans and stalwart 5C tack on Foster in his aspirations for al e United States Senate. It NEW YORK, October 11.--J.C. Tiffany sl te Indian Agent at San Carlos, makes T unqualified denial of the charges = ade against him at Tucson, and ce snds the accusations az islanders. He VI VI ys that he never knew Hustler, who is oe ported to be an interpreter at San r .e rios The only interpreters there ,t re ring hls administration were Pahute W u II and Moiave Dick, two Indians. He sO 'ltes the fullest inquiry into the acts so ms administration of the San Carlos t, su ency. otl