Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
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PACIFIC COAST.

toms do not show anything of the kim One desthIin the past twenty-iour hOul
 and the lowest estimate of the numbt sick in town is one hundred Nearly a
 the business houses have closed thei
 doors. The deaths so far have. been COT
 fined to persons recently from the low
 CT coast or persons that have som
 other disease previous to being attscke
 with the fever. The doctors say 1t i not a contagious disease, but recon mends people not to come here unieS they have important business. Gusy mas has population of about six thous and and there has been only nineteen deaths in the past twenty-four days ant there has been five hundred at leas that have had the fever.
 FL PAso, Sept. S.-Nothing can b, ascertained here regarding the treat. other than the dispatches published il the Fl Paso Times which are no credited. No one here places any re | NuhlCNCEs
 The above dispatch is in answer tC one sent by the CITIZEN, asking for in formation as to the alleged proposition of the Chiricahuas to the Mexican authorities suing for peace and gram of 2O leagues of land.
 FL PAso, Sept. S-There are no pros poets of the Slade and Mitchell fight coming of at this place.
 SAN FRANCIsoo, Sept. S.-A Chronicle l special from New York says: The Star says that Hendricks visited Tilden a few days since. To say that the meet ing had nc political significance would be pure affs1.-hcai but there was none apparent Es-dricks returned to h. iianapohs from where he IS to set out soon for Iowa to make a number of speeches, He will advocate a strong plank declaring irreconcilsting war against monOpolists and pledgiug the party tO make a vigorous stand against voting any more land to railroad corporations and to make strenuous effort to restore to the people portion of the lands that have unlawfully been given away.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. Wheat charters have dropped five shillings in three days owing to the large amount of dIsengaged tonnage import to-day, vood- on charters, Liverpool taken forty-fve shillings.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7.-The steamer City of New York from Australia, two d. 1.a1,T .1 La vessel broke her crank pin was the cause of the delay.
 BENSON, Sept. 7.-Herald special from Guaymss states that eight deaths occurred In forty-eight hours of yellow fever.
 GUAYMAs, Mexico, Sept. 10.-Assistant Supt. A. A. Bean:-There is no yellow fever here. The report as to coast fever IS exaggerated. A. WILLARD, Consul.
 HKRMosILLo, Mex, Sept. 10-There Is no yellow fever on this coast It is 8 very bad bilious fever, called tonto, which IS assuming low typhoid type vomiting ensu0s, but no black vomit. The country, as general rule, is healthy and prosperous.
 SAN FRANcIscO, Sept. 9.-Business throughout the city is suspended in celebration of Admission Day.
 The prominent event IS the excursion tbe Society of California Pioneers to Monterey. Territorial Pioneers give an entertainment thls evening.
 Another band of ArmeniRns have ar- rived to settle on the Fresno Colony. There were twenty weight in all, men, wo- men ard children. They have been sell ected for their knowledge of raising cot ton. They leave to-day for Fresno where an Armenian Colony has been estsb- lished.
 SACRAMENTO, Sept. I0.-The State Fair opens to-day. There is every pros pect of it's being a greater success than any heretofore, the new plan being bet ter arranged and giving greater accom- modations.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1O.-Pastors of many of the churches in thIs city last night severely criticized Henry Ward Beecher aud his doctrines. Some of them describes him as fallen church star; others characterized him as noth- ing better than sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal; others agaIn claimed that his doctrine of evolution presents nothing and that all that he advances has been long ago told by men of greater intelligence than even he possesses.
 SAN FRASCIsco, September, SEX Senator William Sharon was arrested this afternoon, on a charge of adultery, as he was taking the train for the east. The charge was preferred by Miss Aggie Hill. well-known in society circles. The lady claims a contract of marriage was drawn up and agreed to between them; that in addition, she loaned him S90,0O0, S7S,0OO Of which he had paid. she placed the matter m the hands of man named W. M. Nelson, of unenviable reputation, with instructions to claim the balance of S120O0, said to be due her. and at the same svore out Q writ charging Sharon with adultery. It is stated that Sharon drew his check for the amount and gave bonds for S5,0OO to answer the charge. Miss Hill bases her claims of marriage on the fact of an agreement of marriage, as she states having been entered into between Shar- on and herself, holding that in point of law that it IS equivalent to marriage having been consummsted The affair is openly pronounced miserable case of black-mailing, kept back until the last moment when Sharon was leaving for the east.
 LoRDsBURG, Sept. I.-At o'clock this morning Jessie Styles was shot by Kid Lewis, the ball entering the left side, ranging downward, and it is thought to be fatal. No attempt was made to arrest Lewis. Jessie Styles is a we'll known cyprian, and has been en- gagged in several shooting affairs lately. Serious trouble is expected before night, as Lewis is a desperate character and will resist arrest.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1l.-Sir Edward Stanley, the new British Consul for this city, arrived last night.
 Harry Murphy, a young boy 6 years of age, was knocked down by street car last evening; the wheels passed over his neck completely severing the head from the body.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ll.-Mstthev Brady, formerly steward on the steamer MexIco, was invited by 8 friend, Frank Wheeler, to take drive in the Golden Gate Park. The horses ran away, up- setting and smashing the carriage, throwing both men out. Brady died in a few minutes after the accident was discovered, and Wheeler was so stunned as to be unable to give any account of the accident.
 The Mechanics Institute Fair opens in this to-day at the pavilion. The ex- hibits in all classes of manufacture are larger than on previous occasions. The Examiner this morning pub lished an open letter from Stephen NJ. White of Los Angeles to Railroad Com missioner Foote reviewing the San Jose convention and calling upon FOote to ventilate the acts of the railroad