Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
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PACIFIC COAST.

GUAYMAS, Oct. l2.-Ihere Is haruly
 new case of fever Tn town, and all of tb' eases are getting well; there are n'
 deaths reported for the last twenty-fou hours.
 The weather is cool; the mercur! stood at S5 at noon.
 Official report at Hermosillo calls fol one death in the last twenty-four hours
 and but very few bad cases existing
 The mercary there went down to 4; last night; 5S this morning and S2 al
 noon.
 Latest adyices from Mazatlsn under date of October 4th, state that there were no new eases of fever and very few deaths since September 25th.
 During this month and the next there will arrive ten vessels here loaded with valuable assorted cargoes from different points in the United States and Europe.
 GUAYMAs. Sonora, Oct. 13.-The
 dreaded scourge which has visited us, is about over; there have only been two deaths in the last two days and these are old cases. For the last three nights a cold northeast wind has prevailed and cleared the atmosphere. Since Sunday last the thermometer has not marked %, and to-day opened at 70 at ' a. ID. Peo- pie from the interior are returning and business is reviying; no less than ten cases of general merchandise leave here to-day for the interior, irrespective of mining material. All reports to the con- | trary, reliable information has been received here that the disease or the so- called yellow fever has not spread into the interior. Registered deaths from all causes, irrespective of age or sex, foot up from Aug. 18th, 1883, to date, at two hundred and en. As the steamer Newborn arrived here with the tirsticese at that date, the record Is taken from that time, of whicl one hundred and sixty-seven were Ictims of the fever; allowing thirty-th,ee for those who were buried without permits, the civil judge being sick part of the time with she fever. The total amounts to 244 of al diseases. The total number of those who have been taken down here Of the fever will reach thirty-hve hundred.
 At Hermosi.lo the raTages of this dis casa nave been more severe, and 1t Is partly owing to the want of sanitary precautions. It can be properly esti mated that out of population, here and along the line, of l5W who have been attacked, not over six hundred have died, less than four per cent.
 General Carbo and staff are expected this week.
 GUATMAs, October l4.-One more American, Wm. Humphrey Rogers, of the railroad company, has died since the 18th, but not of fever. He IS repor- ted to have some relatives in Tucson. 4 northwest chubasco struck our town last night and though no damage of note was done it cleaned the town con siderably. The thermometer fell below 70 and to-day Is cool. From the capital encouraging reports areireceived and by the first of next month the danger to immigrants msy be said to be over. Fears are entertained of the fever break ing out anew here from the number of refUges who are returning, sever of them having been taken down, but none of them fatally. From the captain of the Cisna l learn that he picked up at sea a blue barrel which was known to have been on board of the BusO, which left AguavampO for this port on the 17th of September last. Her agents here believe she has gone to the bottom, as only two weeks are required for the long est trip from that point The Totola- v.mpo road will commence operations in grading, etc, on the first of next month, the two principal contractors beng down there. By letter from Her moslllo news is brought that the fever is diminishing.
 GUAYMAs, Mex, Oct. 14-This city was thrown into consternation by an outrage committediby the acting prefect, Col. Fernandez, on one of our most re- spected citizens, MT. c. L. Yuigo, one of the partners of the well-knowa firm of F. 4. Aguilar, successors to the wealth. fest merchants ofSonora. The prefeet pretended that he disobeyed some triV- ial order concerning the filling up of lot and forthwith ordered him to jail for three days; though Mir. YnIgo can prove he had never received such an or der, but offered to pay fine. The pre- feet declined to allow him the prefer ence and in his most despotic manner ordered policeman to conduct him to the city jail. Several of our most prom iuent citizens repaired to the office of the prefect and conclusively showed him by the laws of the state he had no power to imprison person for more than fifteen days and even then not un- less he had refused to pay a fine. MT. Ynigo and several of his friends have telegraphed our popular Governor Tor res, soliciting his interference and pro- lection. Col. Fernandez has made him. self very obnoxious to the citizens of this place during his short reign as pre- feet.
 Guaymas can truthfully be called free of fever as neither new cases nor deaths have occurred for the last 4S hours Hermosillo is making rapid advance towards health, last 2i hours showing only three deaths of fever and one of consumption with very few new cases reported.
 Two of the passengers who came from the south on the Republic on the last trip of the steamer Sonora and who went into The interior, have returned here and both have been taken down with the fever. One of them is very serious case. Rumours are current of the prevalence of this fever m La Paz and the coast of Lower California, but as no vessel has come from there for the last twenty days nothing reliable can be ascertaiue6. To-day the weather is cool and pleasant and the streets are full of pleasure seekers.
 PHOENIX, Oct. 16.-In the barley con- splracy case, which went to the jury on Saturday evening, the jury came into court yesterday morning and reported themselves unable to agree, and were discharged.
 In the case of the United States vs. ChRs. Cushman, charged with abstract