Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

ling of its character may be inferred
 from the care taken by some well
 known sporting men of what may be
 called the higher class, not to be seen
 m such company. When a crowd IS too
 bad for such persons as the Coburn'
 and the Allen 1t must be very bad in-
 deed, and yet on such corner stone as
 this the government of the city rests
 CHICAGO, ILL, March PA Halifax dispatch at 2 o'clock a. m. reports a slight breeze blowing from the southeast.
 It appears at times to increase somewhat
 ID strength and then subsidies. The l high tide has gone completely down. ! CoxNELLsvILLE, Ind, March l2.- ! The wreck on the Whitewater road, five miles south of here, was caused by | broken rail. A dozen passengers were hurt, none seriously.
 ! HELENA, Ark, March l2.-There was | loss Of human life by the flood upsetting ! a house, twelve miles south, on which were six admits and four children. The latter were drowned and the former rescued by a party of hunters. Many earcasses are floating about.
 WArERrowN, \. T., March F. It | New York and changed to snow at night with heavy cold wind. From three to six inches of snow has fallen. It IS clearing off cold. Trains are running the roads to keep the track clear.
 WASHINGTON, March 12.-It Is under stood that Senator Edmunds will only retain the office of president of the Sen ate until next December, when he will give way to Senator Anthony.
 INDIANAPOLIS, March l2.-There is great suffering and sickness at nearly all the river towns, ineIdentto the recent floods. The people are destitute, de- pending on the public for provisions and medicine.
 NEW YORK, March l2--Iesterday morning Patrick Casey, a Policeman, while under the influence of liquor, shot dead Roundsman Richard COmIsky. The latter had been following Casey on his beat to see that he attended to his duty, winch Casey resented.
 WHITEHALL, \. l., March l2 Twelve inches of snow fell yesterday afternoon and evening. The storm extended the whole length of Lake Champlain.
 WASHINGTON, March 13.-Senator Don 1 Cameron had a successful surgical Ope- l ration performed Saturday, under the | direction of Surgeon General Wales.
 FoRr FETTERMAS, Wy. March 13- Al Pacha, who, nine years ago, commit | ted a horrible murder, was arrested | yesterday. The story Is that Pacha be- longed to a company of six prOspectors | and that one night while camping in | Colorado he murdered his five compRn- ions while they slept He was arrested ] shortly after, but escaped and has been l at large until now.
 PIrTsBURG, Pa, March l3.-The | Washington sleeper on the western ex- press due here on the Pennsylvaula Rail | road at S:46 a. m. caught fire near Will | mot station, Alleghany mountains, and | was entirely consumed. The passengers escaped without iniury, but with the loss of nearly all their clothing. Among | those in the car were General Passenger Agent Dudley, Col. Ben Wilson, ex- Congressman of West Virginia; General [ COckeus, of Indiana: Colonel Davidson, of Beaver, Pa, and Colonel Porter post master at Connellsville. When the train arrived here many Of the passengers were half naked. The Pullman Com pany's loss Is S20,00O.
 DANvILLE, Va, March 13.-ThOnas FlOurnoy, exmember of Congress and candidate for governor on the Know ticket died this morning.
 NEW YORK CITY, March 13.-The Anti Machine Republicans central commit tee has been formed.