Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-17
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PACIFIC COASI.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. 12.-From W. H Wilson just in from Sonora, 1t is learned that on Friday last, five custom house gua1ds were killed on the trail betweeI
 Cumpas and Baeoachi. At the time O.
 the killing the guards six in number,
 they were hunting smugglers. One wh'
 escaped said the killing WAS done by In
 dians. He claimed that the party were
 ambushei. Tue supposi,ion is that il
 was done by smugglefs.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. l2.-Jake Freuden
 burg, who was indicted for embezzlinS six hundred dollars from the count,
 while acting as deputy sheriff, pleao guilty to-day and was sentenced three years to the peniteptiary.
 | PREsc0rT, Nov. l3.-At half past ii,S a fire broke out m the blaming mil Gi Wilson < Haskell in south Prescott anG spread SO rapidly that 1t was impossible 10 save ths machinery. There being DC wind the lire was kept from spreading The plaining mill was built five or SIX years ago before we had the advantag, of railrOaCs near, and the machinery cost in the neighborhood of twent, thousand dollars to place it here. Con siderable lumber and completed work was burned, which will make the loss aggregate twenty-five thousand dollars; insured for seventy five hundred dollars in eight fO eign companies making six thousand dollars in favor of Mir. Wilson Bashford, who held mortgage ou the mill.
 PHENIx, 4. T., Nov. I3.-The Gazette has acknowledged the swindling claim Of J. Addison Reavis by taking a deed for property in this city. Great indigna- ton prevails at Its course, and the busl- ness men are signing an agreement to- day to withdraw all business from thai paper.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l0.-Wm. Sharon | to-day tilai an answer in the case oi Sarah 4. H,ll Sharon vs. Wm. Sharon. | He denies that on the 18th day of An gust, 1880, or at any other time thai | plaintiff aud defendant became. by mn [ tuai agreement or otherwise, husband and wife, or that they ever aftrrwbrd commenced cohabiting together as hus- band and wife, or ever did SO live or co habit. The answer then denies seps- rately each statement averred in the complaint of plaintiff
 SAN FRaEcIsco, Nov. lO.-Alexander | Miner, cook on the steamer San BlAs, one of the yellow fever victims brought here on steamer, died last night | SAE FRASoIsco, Nov. 10.-A Chicago | special to the Chronicle says: The New | York has removed the reserve from | some of the presidents most cOnfiden | tial friends and they now say without l reserve that Arthur will be a candidate ! before the presidential nominating con yentIon, and they add cOnfidentially | that he will receive the nomination. In an interview at Chicago, Senator Fair stated Tilden seemed to he the man of ihe hour on the democratic side of the house. He had great strength with the people and fl nominated, would rally he entire pa ty under his banner. besides receiving some support from rs- publicans who believed he had been defrauded. California and Neva Ia he regarded as surely democratic nexi year; in fact, he says there could be no doIb of Nevadg's electoral vote.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-Referring to he projected railroad from Tucson (, Globe and Port Lob1s, the Examiner says: ''this road and extensions of other roads will impart new impetus to the development ot southern Arizona and II is reasonable 10 expect Tucson will at DO distant day, be one of the most flourish ing and euterprIslng business centres of the south.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12-Ni7s Carrie R senheim aged 22, who while reGeIvin some friends and her affilnced lover hef parents residence last evening, sud denly left the room remarking she did not fesl well. Half an hour after she was found in the yard dead. From the appearance of her face, it Is stated death resulted from oyer tight lacing. A similar case occurred to lady on ksamsy street, but which did not
 
 drug store, her strys unlaced when she recovered sufficiently to be removed home in a carriage.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 12-In response to letter asking him te See Secretary of State in regard to obtaining 8 ia trial for O'Donnell for the murdering fl Carey. Gen. Rosecraus writes, he b. q seen the Secretary of State who had as sur him that steps had been taken to attain the object desired and that the at- tention of the department would be fully directed to the matter. SACRAMENTO. Nov. PA regular pitched battle between two armed for | ces of Chiuamen. occurred last evening, ] resulting Tn the killing of two and woundin, of mauy Tre indignation IS unbaunded that the city should be out ragged by such an open affront fl peace and order.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Nov. 13.-A disgrace l fll scene occurred late last night. A police officer who had arrested a sneak thief, known us Skive TObin, was at- tackled by a crowd of about seventy hoodlums, who attempted to rescue the thief. Other officers responded to the call, when free fight began. Two of the officers were severely wounded, one of them being stabbed in the right hand After considerable difficulty the officers managed to escape retaining possession of their prisoner.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 13.-The ChrOn- | icle draws attention to the fact that | Luther R. Martin, one Of the three | counterfeiters arrested on the 1ith ip | New York was for many years resident of this city, and we'll known as the old | est turfman on the coast. Of late years he was superintendent of E. J. Bsldwin's running horses at Santa Anita. Martin only left here for the east few months | ago.
 LATHBoP, Cal, Nov. 12.-A number O | tramps attempted to rob the passengers | on the north hound emigrant train this evening at Modesto, but We're put tO ! flight by the pas engers who fired upon them. Five of the rouChs have been | captured, and Sheriff Weir is in close persuIt of the remain der, one of whom ! is believed to be wounded.
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 TROY, \. r., Nov. l0.-The attention of district attorney has been called to l tha cqsa Of tha Polish Jew named