Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
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PACIFIC COAST.

FL PAsO, Texas, Sept. i2.-Ihe Times Casa Grande special says that the Apa. ches are beginning to show signs of treachery. It 10 the Intentlcn of Mexi- can authorities to surround them and keep ID the HeighborhOOd ot Casa Graude until the coriOn k completed. Speed in the sequel of present state of affairs may be looked for.
 FL PAsO, Texas, Sept. PA special dispatch from Casa Grsnde say: Apaches are now trading h Casa Grande under the protection Of white flag. The Apache have sold chased gold ring marked K. K. r. to R. |. NJ, besides two god brace let's marked "McComas. Geronimo chef who captured Charlie McCOmas, -aid he had not seen the boy since Crooks fight. Intense excitement reigns at Casa Grande. The neighborhood IS full of Mexican troops from various parts trying to surround the Apaches. A ter rible combat IS hourly expected.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. PA meeting 0f the railroad managers which occurs ID thls city on the 20.h will be the most important ever held on the Pacific coast. One of the main features of the cOnven- tion Is stated to be final disposition ci the Atlantic < Pacific railroad. About one half ot the stock Tn thIs road k held by the Atchisou, Topeka < Santa Fe railroad cOg2 kstsy, while the Central Pa cltic raj road company holds a slmiiaT amount Of stock, the balance of power being in the hands of some Eastern cap ltalists. With which they will vote l. not yet known, but It is expected that the Central Pacific company will wln the fight as their road IS the only COZ uectlon with the Atlantic & Pacific road at The Needles.
 Boise City advices state there Is every prospect of another Indian war; thi,
 ime with the Bannacks fl Idaho. 4 week ago On the little Camas praIrie g Jarty of Bauuack Indians encountered a prospecting party under Henry Bernard. JCe of the party lost his horse and traced it 10 an Indian encampmeni
 where he claimed 1t. The Indians be came insolent, whereupCp Beri ard ,nOcked one of the young bucks down, FhO had the most tO say. The Indiaus ppened fire which was immediately ro-
 turned by the whites who wounded three
 
 4ers of the prospecting party were wounded; three of them severely.
 SAN FRNCIsco, Sept. l2-Ihe Call publishes the following: IL Is stated that -Cveral prominent democrats are making arrangements 70 establi h in this city Q
 .ew morning newspaper tp be conducted ID the interest of the whole democratic party. The reason given is the dissatis action expressed at the course of the Examiner. That journal i, is asserted
 being run ro suit only the tastes oi one wing of the democracy favorable to
 he political aspirations of the owner.
 SAS FaSCIsCo, September l2-MaioI E. \. Bs.tihelder, |. S. Army Quarter master. S.n Francisco, has commenced
 uit agaItst Kenny < Dyer for SlO.G32 Ip 1881 Batchelder drew a check upoi. be assistant Treasurer for Sl,74O l.. favor of Thos. Blair, and gave r. to Lis Jerk, J. r. Broadhead, to deliver 1, Blair. Iasie of doing so, Broadhefd inserted the words GOT bctarer," after 8air's name and then gave the check tu 70 defendants, who, II Is charged, col i-cted. although knowing it to be fraud lent In January, 1882, the MajnI fa Back which Broadhead tised tO Si 60,- 70, again giving it to defendants wht. 'olected it. As H separate csuse of fctiOn the plaiutiff sues 10 recover Si.- T96; also alleged tn have been fraud l.ently obtained by defendants.
 SAN FEANCIsco, Sept. TIT. F. Reardon was to-day nominated by tbt san Franclsco bar assOclatIon as success sor to Judge Evans.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Sept. I1.-On the .Pening Of the United States circui sourt this morning Judge Sawyer stated hat the debris case of Woodruff versu- he North Bloomfield Mining Company md been set down for trial on the 2is,
 instant, and the testimony instead o rclng transcribed on caliEraph, makn lt easIr to reai, three copies were taken
 SAS FRAScIsCo. Sept. 11.-There are at the present time thirteen murderers m the prisons of this city awaiting nunishment One uf them George \ Wheeler. who struggled his sister-iu- law and then cut up her remains and packed them in a tru has been waiting three years with every prospect of waiting some considerable time longer, notwith- standing the fact that his crime was tUlly proven.
 SAN ERANCIsCo, September. II The formal opening exercises of tue Mechiu l"s' Fair were held at the Grand Opera House this afternoon. Vice Presideut Starbiri PgouoGnced the opening ad- dress. The Rev Robert Mckenzie de !Ivered an eloquent OratIoD, his subject being "Ihe Tools and the Men" The Pavilion will be thrown open this even- ing at s o'clock.
 SAS FEANCIsCo, September 1.-The case of tx-SenatOr Sharon who was ar- rested last Saturday on charge Of udul- tery, was called m the police c urt to- iay and ac the request of lis counsel the case was continued to October lG.
 FL PAso, Sept. 13.-The sensational reports regarding the presence of Mary Churchill, the missing St. Louis girl in this eiyhborhood. or in the city of Chihuahua, have all been run down her, by correspondents and detectives in the employ of the Si. Louis Globe Damo- crat and Post Dispatch They hay, cen proven to have no foundatian iD fact, except the single circumstance hat Caldwell, the man who disappeared from St. Louis at the same time Rs Miss Churchill, and who was supposed to q ave abducted her, has really been here and went from this city to Chihuahua, not a single clew has been found to con ueCt him any n nuer with the missing girl, and the opinion is Il ", that she has not been here. Several women ID this EeighbOrhood have been eudelvor- ing to pereouate Miss Churchill in order, Co create a sensation, but the game is Low mp and the search Tor her in these paris is about over. The s. Louis papers have paid hundreds of dol. lars for specials from this point within the past five days, but are now abOut They were on the wrong scent. 4 gentleman who IS personally acquaint- el with Miss Churchill has seen the woman most generally believed to be her and pronounces that It is another person.
 FL PAso, Tex, Sept. 13.-There is no Indian news on either side of tue river lt this point. Arrangements have been l made to get the earliest information.
 PORTLAND, Ogn., Sept. l2.-Portland | s one vast blaze Of light this evening, | he occasion being an illumation Tn | Honor of President Willard Hud parry, | lf the Northern Pacific R. R. No less han 25,OUO people are on the streets. -t IS general occasion for rejoicing and 'on yratulatiOn.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l3.-The Cali oInIa rIlte team for the interstate