Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
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PACIFIC COAST.

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 . GrAYNAs, Mex, May 26.-The gold excitement still continues; a small yes sci sailed for the diggings to-day and a schooner is advertised to sail to-mor. row. Large parties Of miners from . Arizona are daily arriving. A Mexican named Luis Urral was murdered in the outskirts of the city last night, by a cut across the throat; he died after being found and before any information could be obtained.
 The celebrated EstudIantinas Espano- Ia Figaro troupe played to crowded houst last evening and left for Hermo- sillo to-day. They came from Mazstlan on the steamer Sonora. aud are on their way Co San Francisco.
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 TOMBSTONE. May 2s-A courier from La Cananea states that General Pes quiera has received information con- firming the news ot e fight between Crook and the Apsches near Guayan- ope, ID the Sierra Haires. The Indians numbered about 40, and Crooks com maud consisted of 800 San Carlos scouts and 200 Mexican soldiers. The ADrches were routed with loss Of for5y orflty. Crooks loss IS not slated. The fight took place ID Chihuahua, about 125 miles east of Oposura Sonora, and the same distance south of Jauos. iu the heart of the Sierra Madres.
 Parties just returned from Guaymas report iLe gold excitement dying ont. The gold shipped from there was sold by Indilus Co Mexicans, and there IS no accurate Knowledge of when or where 1t was fouud.5
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 PHESIx, May 2s-Yesterday, in a quarrel. r. 5 NcQ1e.iiu severely stabbed John W. Reed through tue left arm above the elbow. Officers pursued McQlasuu, but failed to overtake him. sl--il D, tl1 CIlrzzS.
 HraIcsLLo, Mexico, May 29.-The authorities here place ID, confidence in the reports sent out from Fl Paso and D,miug a.iue tha. General Crook hal a fight iu the Sierra Madres ou the 17th or 18th instant; if such am engagement had taken place. the authorities here would ceflliuly have heard or 1t before thls date.
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 CUAYsAs, May 20.-Miuers eu route 10 the newly discovered gold mines in Lower California are daily arriving Le7e The article in the San Francisco Chronicle regarding the daily arrivals of gold from tine reported placsrs is incor- rect About thirteen pounds of coarse gold Was brought over twelve days ago. Since then uo reports from the mines have been received here. About SIX ves- sels m all nave left here for the other side crowded with miners, and owing Co tho fact that none have returned. the people here believe that they have been successful.
 Pro1 Schumacher, of the Burrauco mine. died ot dysentery at tho mine on the 2Zd. He leaves wife ID Los An reless., ma, n, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,..,,nrr, ,r,,o, Pittsburg, Pa, arrived here to-day, con- signed to the Aguayo Hermanos. This IS the first carload ot machinery im- ported by land t. Sonora.
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 .LoRDsBUEc, \. NJ, May 29.-An Ad- vance Richmond special says: At II o'clock last nigh. two masked men called a, tle store of Charles \. Book 1 O.. at Duncan station, and under tls preteuse of wanting to purchase some goods induced Mir. Book Co open the doo- when they covered him with roostered six-shooters, cud relieved him of one hundred and twenty-five dollar-. "Hold-ups are becoming painfully fre- quent in :his country.
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 TOMBSTONE, A. T., May 29.-Mayor Strauss is being entertained by the city authorities this afternoon, and parade of the fremeu. Tonight there Is to be a grand free blowout and ball. Tn a speech before the Council last night Alr Strauss predicted that Tombstone would outstrip Tucson in less than two years.
 Frenor. of Oposura, writes that up to the 20,n there had been no enga cement between Gen Crook and the Indians. Reports are conducting re garding the fight.
 SAS FRAycIsco, May 26. Leland Stanford leaves to-day to- Europe on the steamer Germansa.
 The temperature here yesterday was ot degrees In the shade.
 The Viil Bay Treasure Company, has incorporated fo. the purpose to profit by the right conceded uy the King of Spain to explore tho bottom of the bay 0f Nijo, Spain, and extract there from the treasures they may Eui, with capital stock of SS00011
 The steamer Belle, brought the wounded persons from the wrecked Pilot t5 Po.a'uma, where the best of at- teutio1 is given them. Last night nothing was visible of the wreck Gt low tide uut tEe stern and upper part of the forward deck are out ol the water. The boiler burst out through the top and carried everything with is. The steamboat inspection at Petaluna Co make the examination will say nothing until the examination is completed. Boats are now at the scene of disaster to save parts of the wreck and to recover the bodies. The latest list of victims includes J. J. Hagen. or San Francisco, killed; Mrs. Geo. P. NIcNear died from her wounds; four sons of ". F. Mather's, drowned; {; J. Shaftuck, fireman of the Pilot, killed; Graves, captain Cf the Pilot, kE cked seuseIess and cut in tue fore head. J. J. NcCalvy, broken arm, ". F. Mather=. badly scslded and se- ver4lv burned; the infant child of Mrs. W. r. NstherS, badly scalded, cannot survive. Geo. c. Palmer, pilot, wounded in neck and four ribs broken; case re- gardei a= almost hopeless; William Sul- liglu, slight wound n right side of nose. The loI. wing are reported missing {: Horace Bell. mate of the Pl- ot: J. Blackwell, Thomas Crawford, engineer of the Pilot; c. W. Gwinn, A. Heues, a stevedOre; Mrs. Wether5' daughter. W. J. Wethers. Peter McCabe. a deck hand of the Pilot; Richmond Deck. hand of the Pilot; \. Selye. cabin boy oi the Pilot. and an unknown man, a deck hand.
 VIsALIA. Cal, May 26.-About SIX o'clock this evening as J. NJ. Harlan, of the Western Union telegraph company. was returning from buggy ride with the wife, son aged four years and daughter aged SIX years of Levi Elh1tt, Elliott met the party at the entrance to his rl-arI,I-as and avelairn7r,f. s.Vorr--