Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21

SAN ANTONIO, April I6.-The repor
 of an Indian invasion on Friday va | groun0less, as no Indians are known C
 have entered Texas; but a thievinl
 bani was trailed by Capt. Alvarez of tn
 Mexican army, tn point near Langtry
 where the trail was lost and it was sup posed the Indiaos crossed the Ri' Grande. No trace of them has beer found however, by scouting parties sent out from our military posts on the Iron tier
 DUBUQUE, Ia, April 6.-This after noon tine bodies of Mrs. Fl. ZIeprecht wife of we'll known druggist in thu: city. and her three year old boy wert found at the bottom of fifty foot well They were alone ID the house during the forenoon and 1t Is supposed tn, woman threw her child into the wei and jumped m herself, as the high curl around 1t fOrbids the suppOsitiOn of fal- lIng in accidentally.
 Nzw YORK, April 16.-The police made an attempt yesterday tO enforce the excise law. Many arrests wer' made.
 A uNt-htOfl uuAtAluk hb -t's ~t'A uAN 2S3 Broadway, occupied by the Broad street Commercial Agency; Remington lS Son, rifle manufacturers, and Halls Safe and Lock Company, was gutted by fire yesterday. Loss about Sl1O,OOO partly insured.
 ROCHESTER, New York, April 16.- Patrick Egan; John Devoy, editor of tb, irish Nation. and Jas Mooney, presi dent Of the Land League of America, addres sed large meeting of lrishmeI yesterday. They denied that the Land Leagus advocated assassination.
 CuICAGo. April l6.-Yesterday after nOou Eonan Nowak, a Bohemian cablnei maker, shot his divorced wife dead and then killed himself.
 NEW YORK, April 16.-MajOr John Byrne, of the Cincinnati Land League, has written to GeJe-al O'BrIen, of the New York Land League, announcing the sentiment expressed and the action of the League at a recent meeting here of the Rossa faction. The following re- ply was telegraphed from New York. Major John Byrne, President United Land Leagu ss, Clncinnat.-New 1ork has one wise and responsible Irish ele- ment; this Is calm, conservative and dc termined, and sustains Psrnell. Dou'J heed growlers and soreheads. The newspapers publicly give them their only importance. The Western COuveu- ton will find New York solid with them.
 Signed. VIM. D. WALLACE.
 The Tribune announces the death of II - r.FF Fk ksa of the New York Weekly. His estate is valued at a million and half.
 CHICAGO, April 16.--The President of the North Chicago Rolling Mills, states that the mIlls will be again ID operation lE three or SIX months, or not at all. They will not be started unless the pres ent prices are continued. Four thousand men are thrown out of employment He thinks One-thIrd the rails needed this year are already ID market and express the opinion that the outlook for very dark one.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 1.-The Globe Democrat Co morrow will say the ship railway acruss the Isthmus, Tehuntepec, has not been abandoned as many sup posed. Eads, its protector, returned home. From hIm lt was learned that the work IS being vigorously prosecuted and that the massive railroad will be finished long before De Lesseps' Panama canal Is opened, streng syndicate formed for the purpose of beginning the work of making the additional sur veys. Four parties of engineers are already in the field. A large force of labOreTs and mechanics are engaged ln the reconstruction. The neighbOrhOod of MlnatItlan on the c latzscOalcoe rlver has been selected as the northern ter minus of the railway. The survey of the northern terminal sections has been filed with the government of Mexico and approved by its officers. E. l.. COrthell who was Captain Eads' chief engineer in the construction of the Mississippi rIver ietties, Is chief engineer. The road will be constructed to carry ships and car goes of the gross weight of five thousand tons. Eads said he had not the slightest doubt of the work beng finished and the line be open for trsfc before the end of 1887.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., April IT, The Sessions committee tO investigate the charges against Supervising Architect Hill of the Treasury Department will be held with open doors. The newspaper men and other Interested p;sties are in vited to attend. The charges will be heard tomorrow and the investigation proper wlli be begun Monday. Con- slGering the unfavOraDie circumstances of a close, dark, lily ventilated court room and unusually large and tedious proceedings the beginning of the fifth Monday of the second Star Route trial found the court jury and counsel looking well and in remarkably good health. All of the defendants were present, rather unusual circumstance.
 ST. PAUL, Minn., April l6.-The off cials of the Northern Pacific are respOn- sible for the statement that large slaugh- ter houses will be established at varlOus points In the Yellowstone country on the line of the road, with q view to the shipment of dressed beef to the East, and that by this means a great saving will he made ID contract for the ship meut of live stock.
 NEW YORK, April 16.-A dispatch from Williams Ranch, Texas, states that an immense meteor fell yesterday destroy ing the house of L. Garcia, killing him, hiS wife and five children, every window in town was shattered, all the houses We're shaken, the meteor is still steam ing and covers an acre of ground.
 DEADwooD, Dak., April 16.-A heavy snow storm has ragged throughout this section for the past twenty-fOur hours. The Black Hills and Pierre railroad, from Lead City to Pierre, is blocked. The telegraph lines from various cities to the hills are down. All the stage lines are blocked.
 ALBA, Iowa, April 16.-The Atlantic House, of this city, was burned today. Three guests were burned tO death. The proprietor narrowly escaped with his life.
 BosroS, Mass, April 1.-The Repub- lican Committee will issue circular Of- ferlng for sale a bill against General Butler of about S.S,OO0. It IS claimed to be due for the reply to the offer of a reward by General Butler during the last campaign for the person to father the document entitled "Nuts for Butler tO Crack It IS claImeu be wrote It and demanded the reward which has not been paid.
 SIOUX Chr. Pa, April l7.-During the storm on Friday night, the house of a farmer named Diamond, near Danbury was struck by lightning, instantly kill ing three year old child sleep Ing between the parents. The father will probably die, but the mother Is re- covering.
 WHEELING, Va, April 17.-Miss Kate Griffith. a school teacher, at Martins Ferry, attempted to correct Wm- Beck. l5 year old pupil when he assaulted and beat her brutally until It Is thought she is fatally injured The boy was arrest ed.
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