Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-03

away and had take al steps when be heard sh, and turning around saw Trump and the smok' ing pistol in Miller and. Miller then said to him, "YOu sen what have | done and had bet eep quiet about it." Miller then st q to go away after being met by some $ who had seen Miller sneaklng T the brush and had watched hinf lng that there was likely to be u 2, and had seen Trumper fall. He cred himself up to them and was ediately brought down here to aw the Coroners ln- quest aud for pre-. nary examination. He will be examine o-3ay. These are the facts elicited he COroner's In- | qCest.
 FLORENCE, Oct. R. T. Nicholson who killed a man med Prichard at Casa Grande some Jnths since, and was indicted for n IT, plead guilty of manslaughter thi Eorning and was sentenced to five at Yuma. Both he and Kennedy itaken down to the penitentiary tod
 GuAYsdAs, Mex, Oct t2S.-Through the kindness of NIT. F. EsWice, I send you a list of the passengers of the ill-fated Schooner Buss HOW given up for lost, which left AgiavampO for this port September seventh; Passengers, J. NJ. Mccarthy, Wm. Ellis, Ed. Mourhsve, Ed. Tippett, 4. NJ. Castro, R. Castro, F. Armente, EnginIo Armente and A. Lopez of Aeiavampo; also two women and two men; in all, thirteen. The cap tain, Rutino Marante, and the crew, three men, are also lost.
 In Guaymas no severe cases of fever have appeared inc last three days. Last night it was very cold and the thermometer dropped to below sixty. Five trains are bringing back the resi- dents in numbers. The Democrats will take from here the major part of the twenty-second battalion with its band.
 CHARLESTON. Oct. 3O-The prelImin- ary examination of John Beisel, charged with an assault with intent to kill Frank Noritz, opened yesterday mOrn- ing and closed ct two o'clock this after noon. Beisei was bound over to the grand jury sDd placed under two hun dred and fifty dollars bond which was promptly furnished.
 SAN FRANCISCO. October 30.-Edward Haulon, champion Oarsman has tele- graphed his acceptance of an invitation to take part in a boat race to be held at Vallejo on Thanksgiving day. He asked for guarantee of S6O0 which was i'm mediately deposited. Hanlon will now row against Austin Stephenson, of Vallejo, champion of the Pacific Coast three miles for $500.
 The Alta says that in response to q circular sent out by the Central Pacific Railroad Company asking the mer- chants for renewal of their special con- tracts ], 100 affirmative replies have been received, there only remain 300 out of a total of l,400 contractors who have not replied. No refussls have been received. Special contracts will under the terms of circular profit by any reduction of rates made by the Northern Pacific Railroad.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Oct. 29.-An Asto- ria dispatch from Cape Hancock says the bark Whistler has gone to pieces, and 1t Is supposed that all the crew were we'd. Sha was bound for Knapp ton Tn light ballast for lumber.
 SALINAS. Oetober 3a.--Joe Johnson, well known saloon keeper and sporting man here for years, committed suicide at o'clock this morning while in bed by shooting himself through the head. He had retired but q short time before and was in good health and easy cir cumstances and no reason can be as- signed for the act. He had been a soldier during the rebellion, serving with distinction in the Fourteenth United States infantry all through the war.
 EUGENE CITY, Oct. 29.-A malignant type of scarlet fever Is prevailing; five deaths last week and four new cases yes terday. The public schools have closed and no servlces at any of the churches on Sunday. To prevent the spread study will be continued at the State University not longer than day or two.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Oct. 30.-JIdge Deadly, of the United States Circuit Court, has declded that the Northern Pacific, under an act of congress, IS en- powered to construct bridge across the Willamette river making a terminus within the city of Portland proper.