Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11


 was coming. Van, in order to avoid him, immediately passed out of the side door
 into a cross street, but Anglen. upon reaching the saloon, passed the front
 door and went on to the corner, when
 the two men were suddenly brought face
 to face Anglen levelled his rifle and
 Van his slx-shooter, and they fired sim
 ultaneOusly. Anglen was shot through
 the heart aud expired almost instantly, not saying a word after he was shot.
 Van, who was not injured, was put un-
 der arrest, pending the coroner's iu- quest
 PHESIx, August 9-In the ease of the
 barley frauds, now on examination be-
 fore United States Court Commissioner
 Campbell, the report went the rounds
 last evening that after the examination
 of Tribolel had been closed fer the even
 ing, Porter, the witness, made the fol-
 lowing statement; "I am guilty. There
 are three conspirators-myself. Tarbell
 and Burnett" This morning tine state
 ment Is made that he did not excul-
 pate Tribolett, but made use of the language: "We are all guilty" Tarbell
 was this forenoon bound over to appear at the October session of the United
 States District Court in this place, under
 bonds If two thousand dollars.
 The examination of Mrs. M. F. Pick ems, charged with procuring an abortion. has not yet been concluded.
 SAN FRASusco, August 9.-A Call special from Guaymas says; By arrival to-day from Trinidad of the sloops Fine lia and Sarragosa, the following inter- esting news from the placers is brought: Provisions have nearly given out; four is scarce at g. a pound; no beef is to be had; no coffee or sugar. Jose NJ Garcia, who came over on the AmelIa, will leave on her and return with a stock Of r.ra- visions. IT. s"o 'rsseis brought over some thirty pounds of gold m the hands of the different passen- gers. Two of these pieces are remarkable for size and richness. The largest weighing rock and all eight and three-fourth pounds, and the other is solId gold of four and a half pounds. Up to the time of the rainfall, dry wash ere were making S2O to so per day. 4 Mexican gentleman, who went over there l and was there some time, died of thirst 1 at the placers. The town of Guaymas is l alive again with prospectors fixing for the trip. General Rangel has gone to | Mulege to transport one hundred troops | to the mines.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 9.-United | States Consul Mosby, at Hongkong. in a letter to McAllister, Quarantine Officer. says that vessels have arrived at Swa- toy, China, with cholera on board, and hat number of deaths had occurred. Cholera existed in Shanghai, and it is expected will soon reach Yokohama, Ja- pan, from where it could be easily brought here. 4 meeting of the Board 'f Health of this city was called and prompt measures taken to protect this 'OTt. It was resolved that all Asiatic ports be declared infected, and all ves- els arrIvIng here from them quaran- ined until an examination has been uliy made by the quarantine officers. h
 CHARLESTON, A. T, August 1O.-More rauds are being developed at Fort iuachuca. Lieutenant Weaver. acting { has preferred charges l gainst P. N. Hilton, the hay contractor ( ( that post, charging Hilton with frauds ' n the weights Of hay delivered, and also 8 nth purchasing grain stolen from the overnment. Hilton retaliates Tn harges against the Lieutenant, stating t hat, contrary to military regulations, I hey had been interested together in a | eef contract, which Hilton had, and | 1me dispute arising, the lieutenant had T charges in order to prevent t Hilton from securing a new contract. l The present beef contractors, J. $. 8 urnett and c. B. TarbeH, both resi- O ents of this place, are now under ar n ,si at Phenix, charged with complicity n the recently attempted steal of 5O,OOO ounds of government barley from Gen s al Crooks camp at Silver Creek. n GUATNAs, August lO-On the original h  lnouncement of the discovery of the n acers certain parties made formal : that will now require 'vernment commission to determine e rights Of the parties. II. F. Emeric.
 San Francisco, hss formed com my and will employ Yaqui Indians and exicsns. Mir. Emeric awaits several y washers from San Francisco by -' e steamer Nevbern, due here on the . teenth inst. From goo6 authority We irD the mines are open to a new de. 'uncement as present claims are not gal. CT CHARLESTON, August lO-The Coron- r. s Jury in the case Of James Van ve arged with the killing of Mike Apgleu sterday, returned verdict of iustifa- 1T homicide and the prisoner was re- "a ised A difficulty occurred between two men d woman, and the latter shot at one so the former but missed her ann: po i, .rrants were issued and the men have of 
 SAN tRANCIsco, August IO-A mem of T ct the Grand Jury, which indicted pc 'rklns and O'Bierne in connection tn th opium sInurrlinC and .lfa0a5 b-;L st.