Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
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PACIFIC COAST

BENSON, Sept. 19.-A large fife oc- cured here last night. The cause Is uD- known. The loss is nearly Si0,OoO- All the block was burned opposite the de- pot Sissou, Crocker < Co, D. Johuson's livery stable aud house, Virginia hotel, Benson hotel and ali the saloons were burned.
 BENSON, Sept. 19.-The fire broke out in the dwelling house of F. Brandon about twelve o'clock. The cause sup posed to be inoendiary. IL continued burning until all the buildings from Sisson, Crocker < Co. were burned stopping at the Virginia hotel. The losers are Sisson, Crocker < Co, twenty thousand dollars; insured; D. Johnson, livery and boarding house; loss, two thousand; insurance eight hundred; Dyar, Finch q Baldwin, stock and building; two thousand; partly insured; Hugo Rohn, saloon: twenty hun dred; insured for one thousand; Clark Brothers, fruit store. loss fifteen hun dred; Sam Stanton. saloon; one thoGs- and; Frauk Brandon, saloon and fixtures; loss two tkousand;not insured; G. W. Bryan, saloon; loss fifteen hun dred: insurance, five hundred; Bob. Stewart, saloon; SIX thousand. insured; D. II. Logan, hotel; four thousand; in- sured; Virginia House; loss six thous- and; insured for twenty-four hundred. Had there been much wind all of Ben son would have been III ashes. Several thives were given five minutes to leave town. All quiet.
 GUAYMAs, Sept. 1S-General Carbo has taken the condition of our infected city in hand and has appointed Colonel Hernandez prefect in place of NIT. Ribera who has made some very radical changes in the old system. First, physicians must, unless sick, attend all calls; second, none are to be removed for burial unless pronounced dead by a medical man and then to be kept at the dead house three hours before inter- ment; last, thorough cleaning of the yards, etc, and fires to be built every night to clear the atmosphere. The steamer Newborn came from quarantine last night aud today is discharging its cargo. The Mercedes from Mazatlan Is still in quarantine which has caused cousiderablec omment among the people. In port to sail to-day Barques Montana and Trace Roberts for Puget Sound. Only six deaths reported in the last twenty-four hours.
 GLOBE, X. T., Sept. To- Positive infor- nation has been received here that the count on Friday, the lith inst, at San Carlos was eleven hundred short and un- accounted for. Our citizens seem to be in accord in their denunciation of mill tary management.
 TOMBSTONE, Sept. 19-A King manager of the Palace variety theater skipped out this morning about three o'clock. He Is said to have been driven 10 Dragoon Summit where be took the East bound train. His wife and one Of the Campbell Sisters accompanied him the other one is still here The reason assigned for the tligh; Is the importantly of creditors. 4 few hours before leaving he borrowed quite sn amount of wine from different saloons here which was used by party in the theater. Members of his company whom he owes their salary are furious 4 miner named Edward Terry WAS discovered about 2;3O this morning by his mine mate lying in front of his cabin bleeding profusely from the mouth calling for assistance He raise Ferry who gave one gasp and fell in his arms dead. The inquest shows death was caused by heart ! trouble. The deceased was about C years old and a native Of Donagal, Ire, land. He came to this camp in 1879 Not single report yet of Indian depre dations.
 TOMBSTONE, Sept. 20-A telegram ! from Nogales announces the death ot | 4. E. Barnett Ht Hermosillo, Sonora at two o'clock thIs morning from malarial fever. The deceased was ar old resident of Arizona and member of the firm of Barnett X Black, forward ing and commission merchants. At tho [ time of contracting his illness Barnett was experimenting the shipment of larg, ] quantities of freight to Las Delicis, mine. He leaves s wife now residing in San Francisco. On account of tho quarantine at Nogsles the body will bt inferred for the present Ut Hermosillo No Indian news to date.
 GUAYMAs, Sept. 20.-A copious rain marking seventy-six hundredths of aI inch, fell last night and dropped oul thermometer to seventy-eIght, the first time since May last. The collector o the post has allowed the steamer to land the fruit and apples on board, but to bt in the warehouse till such time as tht Board of Health will allow them to b, sold. Dr. Matteo. of the twenty-seconC battalion is down with the fever Daily reports are brought in of persons whC have left here dying in the interior Not less than eight hundred persons have left Guaymas in the last sever days Now that the cordOn IS establish ed at Nogales for the United States and at Torres for Hermosillo, the exodu. has, ID s measure, quieted; but many parties are going inward by private con veyance. The steamer Newborn is an nounced to sail to-day at noon: but SC far hss not left. She takes some ont hundred thousand pounds of bullion from here, principally from the interior The number Of deaths foot up for the last twenty-four hours ten, but only si1 new cases are reported. MT. Theo. J Seely left last night in a special, but his complaint is only cold and light in fiamation of the lungs; his place will b, supplied by Mr. !. c. H. Sawyer who Ii expected to arrive tomorrow.
 Weather cool; thermometer eighty three at two p. m.; wind southeast.
 CHARLESTON, Sept. 21.-Messrs. E. O
 Mcclure and Fred Herra, of the firm o
 Herrs .S McLure, merchants of thii place, returned yesterday from an ex
 tended tour through the northern snC eastern portions of the State Of Sonora They say the recent reports of the In dian Outrages in those sections are 1T the majority Of cases without founda tion, and in some others greatly ! exaggerated They travelled dOEr