Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
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l CONTENTION, \. z, Sept. 5.-It IS learned from reliaie private source that the yellow fever actually exists at Guaymas and are dyig ht the rate of two and three day A number of people have left town in consequences. The citizens are tryInfo keep 1t quiet and prevent the fss from getting abroad. Arizona shqld inquire into this question at once ,d if yellow fever really does exist theresteps should be taken to quarantine tins at Nogales. The statement that th6Benson smelter was not buying ore C less than one hundred ounces to tn ton is not so. Certain low grade rebeious ores, how ever, have been refused
 LoRDsBURG, \. M., Spt.5.-A Clifton Advance special says: ] 8 shooting af- fair this morning betweu U. E. Delaney and Henry Sawyer, tn latter was in stantly killed Two bytanders, names unknown, were slightly ounded. De- laney Is in iail and Swyer's friends threaten visit to Cliftoto-nisht. The ball is properly opened t that point and lively times may be ahicimted.
 YUMA. Sept. 1.-Two risoaers, Ed ward Riley and Charles HwEfd made an unsuccessful attempt to ecape from the penitentiary yesterday tternoon at 3:3O p. n. They tried scale an embankment which encloseihe grounds on the south side. CaptainWhite one of the guards, called to the through double barrellei breach Dading tele- phone and they returned Riley has four bullet wounds but one III any vital part. ThIs Is the senth unsuc- cessful attempt at escape thin the:last six weeks.
 ASTORIA, Oregon, St. 5.-The steamer Queen of the Pacf, with the Willard party on board isground on Clatsop Spit, inside the Oumbia bar. Great excitement prevails the vessel grounded at high tide ld fears are entertained that 1t will benpOssibie to get her oil The Queen stck the spit All the passengers have ba safely re- moved. Captain PerkIns.nd crew re- mained on board; two tugoats will try and pull tine vessel off at gh tide to- morrow. Captain Perkin offers them fifty thousand dollars If tS succeed in getting her off
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Seps.-The news has just been received thathe steamer Columbia, owned by the'acific Coast Steamship Company, hasrounded on Martins Island, in the OImbia river. The vessel at the time V grOping her way down the river in hey fog.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept5. William Hanna, of Cleveland, Ohi visiting this city, was garroted at o'chk this morn ing by three hoodlums an alley off hearny street, and robbeOf S2S0. The police officers arrested onof the hood lums, who gave his names Peter Stan ley.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Sept. 1.-The COrean embassy were visited tGay by Mayor Bartlett, who extended tthem the wei come of San Franciscond one hour later General Schofeld il suite called, after which deputation Om the Cham Der of Commerce andhe Board of Trade waited upon the classy and ex- tended them an invitatn tO meet the two boards as the represtatives of the cOmMerclal interest of his city. The chief ambassa1or, in acQting. said no invitation had given hiwo much pleas ure, coming as 1t did fro the represen- tatIvss of commerce, te mainstay of every state. A formal reption will be held at the Chamber d Commerce Thursday afternoon mex
 STOCKTON, Cal, Set. 4.-Patrick Breen, while holding )ssesspn of a tract of land near Stockn, on railroad title, was shot and killeofor refusing to vacate on demand of claimant who made d clam on the str,gth of laying settled the land. No arsts
 TOMBSTONE, Septemb' 6.-Informa- ton from Fort Bowie stss that 3enito, one of the Apache Chieforought in by Crook, was on his way tole Chiricahuss in the Sierra Madre. It. supposed he goes as envoy from Crooto induce the Chlrachuas to come on reservation according to the promis0Rde by them to Crook.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Se. 6.-Henry Ward Beecher was ihteiewed on the Chinese question. He aid: "I con clude that the treatmeI the Chinese | have received on this ,ast is at once shameful and rediculouswhile all the l rest of the world is adolng the most | liberal and advanced cote in the mat | ter of freedom. There R little strip | of western country tn Is insisting l upon a narrow and selfis policy of ex- clusion which policy eveChina itsself long ago abolished.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Sept. 6-Josh Billings arrived on last nights oyland train.
 F.. T. King, a wealthy ,mer of Sara toga, Santa Clara cOuntywas drowned yesterday while bathing North Beach.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Septtber 1.-Two trains cOllIded this moing on the Southern Pacific railrOaotwelve miles south of San Jose. The engines aud ten box cars were ditched Three brake men were injured. It is first serious accident on that division' the road in twelve years.
 SAN FRASCIscO, Sept. 6In the Null doon- -Bibby wrestling m,h last night MuldoOn won one fall anthe match in one hour and thirty-nine inutes. The match was for $500 andwo-thirds of gate money to tho winneone-third to loser. The conditions the match was: If but one fall relted in two hours, that to constitute itory; if one fall to each contestant, willing to con tinue until another fall Iulted; if no fall within two hours the Rtch was off. The largest audience waoresent that ever gathered to witnes an athletic event.
 GuArMAs, Mex, Sept I . telegram from Mazatlan states thaSsnora Dona Angela Peralta and threef her troupe died there of fever.
 The tonto fever confines to prevail here.
 The weather is very he As yet there has been no rain.
 There Is a gang of xpert robbers around the city. The iice force are keeping close watch for lem but they have not been detected.
 LAKEPoRT, Cal. Sept. A fire broke out here last night shdy after mid night burned three hOut and destroyed sn entire block of the mcipal business houses. Loss twenty-o thousand dol lars. It Is believed to he been the work Df sn incendiary.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Ser 7.-Lacy, the man whcesterday shot z Mullen White, both We on a spree, , 10 a reporteEreat regret at 1, the committee. My G, sir he ex- ! '.you don't thk I would hurt , poor Tom intentional why, he was |
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