Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
PELEGRAPH
PACIFIC COAST
Special to he CITE y


 From this puInt tu NOgales aud various
 camps are plckets of a command which
 has been scouting since The first fl the
 month, when Crook crossed the hne into
 Mexico. Crock IS supposed to be EeaT
 Hornets Nest by this time. IL k fan
 to suppose the Mexican allies have jUIn-
 ed his command.
 | TOMBSTONE, May I7.-GOvernor-elect
 Torres, of Sonora, accompanied by I. J.
 Seely, manager of tue Guaymas road,
 Messrs. r. Nj. and r. Comou-, and es-
 cortcd by troops of the IhIrd United
 States cavalry, Lieutenant Dueat com
 mandlng, arrived here last evening. The
 governor and party have been out along
 the hne of the proposed new railroad
 from HermUslllO to lntersect the Mex
 ican Central near Fl Paso. They report
 that Crook Is certainly in the Sierra
 Madres. The party left to-day for Her
 mosIllo. During their stay they were
 the guests of Con r. Catler.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, May 16.-The an- | nouucement Is made that the Mouave | branch Ot the Central Pacific Railroad is completed to the Colorado river. The Atlantic and Pacific load have only
 
 ing the river.
 The cigar makers here approve tue actcn ot the striking cigar makers Of British ColumbIa.
 It Is reported at the Merchants Ex- change that the British ship British 1 Enterprise" reported sunk Tn he Tyne when ready for seafOr tuIs port, colliled | with the British steamer "Wofkwortn." :" . eel up, and has hole ln one side below the water line. She IS sunk in thirty feet cf | water.
 Edwin B. Haskell, editor of the Boston | Herald, has purchased a vineyard ln Napa county, and will return here next | year.
 A. A. Hughes, ot Denver, and Thomas ! Miller, Of Omaha, prominent officials OI | tue new Denver and RIo Graude Rail road, are in New York for the purpose of securing Pacific coast connections. Wm. Davis a waiter in restaurant charged wlth larceny tired in a 1t delirium tremels, tO commit suicide this morning with a sharp-edged spoon. He Jaly inflicted un ugly wound. The csse of Booth, the champion 5icyclist who ran away last week with two thousand dollars and the diamoud rings belonging to hIs tiauce, was called ID the police court tlis morning. He says that he "pIcked Mrs. Needeu up m Australia" tha, be paid her passage to California, but that he left her iu dis gust as C Was iu the habit of getting drunk. The ease was continued ul Friday.
 SAN FEANcIsco, May I5.- Manager Seymour l. cht, uf the Thomas Festival cOncests, Las Is-ued notice to pur- chasers of boxes that drawing vi be held on Friday afternoon for the loca- ton Of b lxrs, at the par!ors of tne Bank of California, under the -upervisi ,f a committee Uf subscribers. The sale of season and reserved seats takes place next week.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May IA Victoria, E. C., dispatch says: A furious attack vas male by railroad laborer5 on Chinese woTkmen, by winch nine Chinese were terribly maugiei, one dy- ing from the wounds. The white meu attacked the Chinese while they were ID ued, and as they rushed out of their tents, clubbed them with pick handles, after which they burned their camp.
 SAN FR,SCILco, May lG.-A long re- ply Co the letter from Treasurer Folger tO San Francisco merchants concludes ny citing the adulterated brand of teas "Should such teas be imported to thls port, wOuld feel 1t my duty to reject tine same"
 The examination of John $. Gray was concluded this morning Tn the DO- nee court. He Is held on an additional charge of embezzlement aud two os 1 forgery, making foTty-four charges ID ! all One charge each of forgery and em Oezzlemeut were dismissed This ends l proceedings in the police court.
 SAN FRAScIsco, May I7.-rhe steamer | Constantine has been substituted for | the steamer los Angeles. on the south | coast route, pending the latter's over ! hauilng.
 The latest developments in the case ot Buath, arrested on charge of steal | lng S2 2JOl from Miss Mckay, is that Boaih's real name Is Henry Jamison. Ills family live at Wellington, New Zea- land.
 The Treasury Department is informed that hereafter the tonnage of American vessels arriving from English ports will be accepted as appear on the register.
 The French NaIoual League have voted that 6 fund be opened in this state for subscriptions to the Gambetta Paris.
 There were 1l,336 arrivals from Ja- pan and China the first 10 IT months of leo2; for the same time this year there were l.J63 arrivals, while the people overland numbered 5,42, more than last year.
 The Australian steamer now due will )rlDg large quantity of tin; the market lefe Is already overstocked, five hun fred boxes of 'pIum are expected by he same steamer, and a similar quant- " by China steamer, also over due. The duties ou this opium will amuu f 70 about SlJ0.OOO A reuuiuu of III tue California Young Mems Christ ian associations will be held ; lere on May 2ith. Deputy Coroner Sheet. accused of an | ttempt force a bube of S3OO from he Presidip railroad comL.uy has been I fram servlcs The charge- perterred against the State prison commissioners appointed l, 'y Governor Perkins are denounced hy , If the present commission as political intrigue. It is announced that the P eseut board Xamluiug the books of the Democratic of the prison under Governor Irwin, have discovered an ap- ' rOpriation or S2rUOU0 for building an ' ddition Co the building which did not c ppear m the books. The City of TukIo arrived tLis morn lg. She brings Sy3,9O iu treasure and 2 monC the passengers IS the Duke of ,. .thol and about twenty off 'ers of the 'nlted States Navy, returning home 2 rom the Asiatic squadron. i, Aspeclal from Washington this morn- ,, lg announces the appoiutment of !. ieorge Edward Stanley as British con- U ll to the Pacific coast. " SEATrLE,W. T., May 1G.-Tho wrecked 'eamer Mississippi slid off the beach ~ 10 o'clock yesterday morning Men ' re working night and day OF the burned s ulkers. and there is nn doubt that ten II avs will see the coal delivered over e ', ,mporary wharf 1 SAN FRANCIsco, May 1.-The City of n CIV York brought forty-eight Mormon ' 1nverts, English, Danes and kanallas, a, l-day from New Zealand and Hawaii ti [ the American Exchange hotel one Of 1 Ninu-Syn, Was pro'use- 1T covered on the arms and legs with dry, aly sores, about the size cf dime, a, ich as residents of the Sandwich Is- Ii nds declare are indications of the early tv ages Of syphIlitic leprosy. ar SAN FRANCISCO, May IS.-Reveuue ro utter Corwin has been north to settle e difficulties Of the miners at Harris at lrg. The W-angle will probably sail fo Wednesday next. Proceedings to th SlDeornlrg.ta hava b.-r,tr, lv eba pseff;e . fs