Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-06
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PACIFIC COAST.

GUAYMAs, Sept. 2S-The reports that the authorities of Hermosillo will not give any information as published is in- correct, as bulletins of the number of deaths, etc. are very freely furnished to the railroad. and 10 all who apply for them. Reports from there for .the last day ending at : a. ID. of this date, are not encouraging, the number of deaths being about twelve, but the increase of new cases has been checked. One death | is reported at Nogales and one or two sick. On the road, at Magdalena there | are few cases but of light character. By order of the prefect here, so I am in- | formed, the Sonora will not enter the bay, but discharge at the quarantine ground. To-day opened cloudy and cool and the wind from the southwest. The thermometer rose only to eighty seven and dropped after two p. m. Sev- eral prominent persons have been fined by the a9sct for non-Sompligace with sanitary rules. Business is slowly re- vlving and some are returning from the int .iilr.
 CLIFTON, Sept. 29.-Janes McNamars swore out warrants yesterday afternoon for the arrest of Nicholas Anguia and twenty-one others comprising the shenf's posse who killed Kid" Lewis on the 24th McNamara charges the posse with making an attack with deadly weapons. The real name of ''Kid' Lewis was James Bartlett. He was only twenty years old but is believed to have killed at least four person in hIs short career.
 GUAYMAs, Oct. 1.-There has been no deaths the last fOrty-elGht hours. At Punta Arenas there are considerable number sick, but one of which. Danl Lyons, the foreman of machines, IS con- sidered dangerous. To-day's report to seven a. ID. chronicles some II deaths and the heat is excessive for this tune of the year. The thermometer has marked one hundred and two. dropping to seventy-six during the night. Governor Luis Torres IS reported convalescent; also the prefect J. Alatorre. At the ranch of A. Vssquez there Is considerable sickness among those who have sought that refuge from the fever, but no dan gerous cases. At Rancho de Guaymas 1t is perfectly healthy. There IS rumor that Gov. Torres will prohibit the feast of San Francisco to take place at Magdalena on the fourth proximo ou the ground that it may propagate the disease. Freight trains from here north ward make only trip to and from, for the week. At present, passenger trains run as usual 4 fever similar to the one lately prevalent here has broken out on the Rio Grande. but no reliable news has yet been received of any deaths.
 CHARLESTON, October ID c. Field. agent of Wells, Fargo < Co, at this place committed suicide Saturday even Ing, about S:20 by shooting himself through the head with a Colts self cooking revolver. The corOner's inquest held yesterday developed the fact that he had been confined to his bed for some weeks, but was much better Saturday, he having walked down town several times during the day and eaten hearty dinner. Just previous to the shooting, be went into the telegraph office which is in the same building with the express office and asked Mir. Corner who was acting express agent; what he had to ship the next morning After making several other unimporiant remarks to the ! same effect, he returned to his own room and in an instant after pistol shot was heard and he was found lying on the floor with bullet hole through his braIn. After firing the fatal shot he n ever moved or uttered a sound. NIT. Field was a cultured and refined gen. | tleman, and was we'll known and highly esteemed all over the Pacific coast. He having been In the employ Of Wells, | Fargo & Co. for many years and stationed at different places; much of his service beng at Portland, Oregon, and San Francesca. No motive IS ap- parent for the rash deed he having made no statement of any kind or leav- iug any writings which might indicate one.
 TOMBSTONE, Oct. I.-The rumor of the change in the political complexion of the Daily Republican IS confirmed, The half-interest owned by J. 0. Dun bar and under attachment by the un- ty in a civil suit against Dunbar has
 been purchased by H. NJ. Woods, for fifteen hundred dollars. The new firm is Woods & Crow. The former takes editorial control and the paper appears
 this evening as a democratic journal.
 The payment of this fifteen hundred dollars relieves Dunbar of all civil
 claims of the county against him, save
 about six hundred dollars, arrangements
 for the payment of which have been
 made. The general impression is that
 criminal proceedings will be dismissed
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA private dis
 patch from Herm0sillo, received in thii
 city to-day, says that there is a perfect panlo" there. Business is virtually sus
 pended on account of the prevalence o
 the fever.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 29.-Steamer Newborn, which arrived thIs morning
 from Guaymas and MazatlaD, brough
 five cases of malignant yellow fever, in cluding the second officer, who was ly , ing at the point of death and who dieC
 shortly after. The vessel was immed
 lately placed in quarantine. The steam , er has since signRlled that another vic
 tim has died and still another expected s to die.
 ! SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. 27.-It is state,
 this evening that General Sheehsn, O | the SacramautO Bee, or ex-Senato
 Whitney, of Sonoma county, will be tn l other new Republican State Prison Di 3 rector. Who the third Democratic Dl [ rector will be is not yet known.
 t The Supreme Court has reversed tn b judgment and order of the Superio v Court of Los Angeles county in tn !. case ot the AnRheim Water Company VI V the Semi-TrOpic Water Company, in o vnlving the use of the water from Ssnt c Ana river. Previously it was declded i n favor of the plaintiffs.
 Gray's case has gone to the jury
 Judge Toohy's charge Is considered ia - vorable to she accused.
 s It Is proposed to establish an inlau s quarantine at Yuma. Arizona, to proven n the introduction of Mexican yellow fe T yer into the United States. It is under O stood the railroad officials will cooper