Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

public In few days.
 The Central and Southern Paciti'
 railroads are considering the advisabili
 ty of running Pullman dining cars Il
 connection with Pullman sleepers.
 Three thousand five hundred men arr
 now employed on the Oregon railroaC
 extension.
 Sideman, Lachman < Co.'S cigar fac
 tory, on Battery street was partially de
 stroyed by fire last night. The esti
 mated loss is S12.OOO, covered by insur
 ance. The liquor house of Saussig S
 O., adjoining, suffered damage by leak
 age and breakage of 4,000. also insured
 GALvEsroS, Texas, June l3.-Th'
 News Dallas special says: The bridge
 over the Canadian river and hfteer
 miles Of track on the Missouri, Kansa'
 and Texas in the Indian Territory were
 washed away, delaying the trains ana
 mails two hours.
 VICTORIA, B. C., June l3.-The locR
 papers say the Chinese are buying larg,
 blocks of real estate in the northern enC
 of the city for the erection of permA
 nent business houses thereon. The | purchases are regarded as having greai commercial significance in view of the
 early completion of the Canada Pacific
 PORTLAND, Ogn., June 13-Articles oi incorporation of the Oregon Southern
 Improvement company were filed to-day
 Capital stock, four million. The object Is to build road from Roseburg tC
 Coos bay and run steamships from Coos
 bay to Portland.
 CHARLESTON, June l4-An alarm of | fire was gwen from the Eagle hotel al
 nine o'clock last night. By the prompt
 response of the citizens the destruction
 of the building was avoided and bu; slight damage sustained. The fire caught in the curtain of room on the second | floor and by means of the cloth ceilings quickly communicated to four other rooms but did little damage to the wood
 work. No insurance.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June l4.-J. F. Brown general superintendent of the Pullman Palace Car Company, will arrive about the 25th and assume charge of Pullman's interests west of the Missouri river aris- ing out of a contract just made here with the Central Pacific Company.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, June li.-Jas. Dod., city clerk and treasurer of Oakland, is short in his accounts S50,O00 The money was used in stock speculation. No charge has yet been made against him.
 Owing to the illness of the President of the State of Honduras the meeting to be held in the Chamber of Commerce to-day, which he was to have addressed. was postponed.
 Major General Schotield ordered a salute to be fired on the 18th instant from the forts, to celebrate the anniveT- sary of the battle of Bunker Hill. Gov ernor SlOneman also ordered salute fired in this city.
 Of 7,2SS return certificates issued to departing Chinese only SIX were issued to women.
 SEATTLE, W. T., June 1.-The output at the New Castle mine Is rapidly in- creasing. For the six working days of last week there were delivered to vessels 5,S40 tons Of coal. There has been brought over the road this week an av- craze of 10000 tons per day.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, June l4-It Is stated by those who are ID position to know, that the Southern Oregon Im- pEovement company, organized yester- day, will absorb the company organized late last fall to build railroad from Roseburg to Coos bay, of which Peter Donahue, of San Francisco, IS head. Among those interested in the new or ganizstion are, Arthur NJ. Besse, of New Bedford, Mass, who recently bought the shipping and manufacturing interest of F. II. Luse and c. ". Knowles, of San Francisco. and syndicate of Portland capitalists
 SAN CARLOS, A. T., June l4.-About sixty leading Indians met at the agency school house this morning and sent for Agent Wilcox, to whom they said that they had heard that General Crook was bringing all the Chiricahuas to the reservation. The Chiricahuas had always been bad Indisns and would with well disposed Indians DOW at work and the friendly whites and would only stay long enough to get lat and strong, then go on the war path and kill white people and make trouble for all. They wanted the agent to let them call all their people together for \ big talk to express their wishes in re- gard to the disposal of tine Chiricahuas. ! They were told that such a meeting was | proper and are now gathering | in large numbers. This afternoon Casadora and George are speaking for San Carlos and White Mountain h. lians, and JIm Shook for the Yuma and | Mojaves earnestly protesting against t. C -etuTn of the meu and boys of the Cniri- ,ahuas, though not obiecting to receiv- ng the women and children. They were sure the men would soon go on he war path again taking many boys with them who were gs bad as men. The ,hiets and leaders should be punished. They wanted the agent to inform Gen. jrook and the great father of their wish, nd the white people of Arizona, that he reservation Indians wot6d unite with them in opposing the return of the 
 TOMBSTONE. June 15.-General Crook, nth his proteges, en route to San Carlos. amped last night at the point of noun ains, twelve miles from Soldier holes, hiriy-nine miles from Tombstone, where e was visited by correspondent of the 'iTIzEN. Captain Chaffee. with a small etachment of troops aud scouts, was sft at Silver creek to receive Juh and IS gang of warriors, who were expected 9 arrive soon. The General IS quite ositIve they will come in without any 'ouble and surrender. as theIr women nd children are among those already rlsoners. There Is no foundation for le statement that Juh, at the time of rocks fight, had been absent from the for eight months.
 General Crook expressed the opinion ssterday that Juh and his band were ,