Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

house. The session to-day promises tC be interesting.
 ASHLAND, Pa, June 30.-All work al the colleries is suspended, and unless the rain ceases, ten colleries in the Ma honing valley will be flooded. Trafii on the Lehigh road is suspended al Shamrock.
 WILKsBARRE, Pa, June 3O.-Hesvy rains the past few days, and the burst of the dam. caused an extensive cave IT at the Baltimore mines. Residents IT the neighborhood are alarmed. Great excitement prevailed at the scene of the cave-in. It has extended considerably and already three buildings have been carried down, with their contents, tO . depth of seventy-fve feet, and they are completely buried. 4 large portion oi the branch of the Delaware and Hud' son railroad l. now endangered and may disappear any moment Several other houses are in peril, and the occupants are seeking safer quarters. Up to thii time there has been no loss of life. II is feared there will be still further losf to property.
 HARRIsBURG, Pa, June 30.-The state auditor yesterday levied on all the roll ing stock of the Baltimore and Ohio railway, at this place, and awaiting the arrival of the 10 a. n. freight and pas senger trains, levied upon the engine and seven freigh, cars and one psssen- ger car, to satisfy claim of S20,000 due the state for back taxes. The road de- nies its liability and wlll endeavor to ob- tain an injunction to-day.
 HELENA, Mont, June 30.-The follow ing telegram has been received from Fort Assinaboine. About one hundred lodges of Crees were preparing 10 move south under the leadership of Little Pine for the ostensible purpose Of hunting buffalo, but in reality to steal horses and commit other depredations in Montana. Colonel uger will intercept them, and see that their sojourn on this side of the line is short
 Sol. Smith Russel is performing here to full houses. He leaves for Deer Lodge Monday.
 Henry Nierling was shot and killed by his divorced wife Mary J. Nierling, op Saturday last on Willow creek near New Chicago. No cause is known for the deed.
 TUscARoRA, July 2-The fire m the Grand Prize Agenta hoisting works on Saturday ignited pile of rubbish in the boiler room during the temporary ab- sence of the fireman. On his return the soom was in blaze, and soon the entire structure was in flames. Al. Griffin, the engineer on duty, hoisted two men, who were on the 30O-foot level, while the upper roof was blazing. Six men below that level escaped by coming up an old shaft. T. will require S3,OOO to repair the machinery and structure.
 ST, LOUIS, Mo, July "A Bowling Green, Mo, Times extra says: Bill Me Dowell, the negro who brutally ravish- ed Miss Kate Dwyer, adopted daughter of Charles Murray, near Louisiana, Mo, last Monday, was forcIbly taken from the jail at Bowling Green yesterday morning by a mob of about one hun dred masked men from Louisiana and vicinity, and hanged to a tree. Subse- quently the body was taken to Louisiana where it was hung and photographed. It was taken down, and its head was cut of. Mcdowell confessed the crime, and one or two acts of the same character in different places and said he had served | term in the peniten,isry.
 CHICAGO, H., July 2. 2.-Although off ciai notification has not yet reached Chicago or San Francisco, there is no doubt that Father P W. Riordan, pastor of St. James church in this city, has been selected by the Papal authorities for coadiutor to Archbishop Alemany of San Francesca, with the right of success sion. The news reached thIs city through Coadiutos Archbishop Elder, of Cincin- natl, who has pee lliar facilities for knowing all about the matter. Father Riordan being a Chicagoan, the Irish Catholics here are greatly gratifed al his appointment, and predict for him a brilliant and useful career in one of the most important diOceses m America.
 RICHMOND, Va, July 2.-Intormation this morning from Lieutenant Governor Lewis residence, iu Rockingham county, where Mir. Elam was taken after being wounded, Is that the wound Is much more aggravated than at first reported, and that Elam's condition IS critical. The ball struck near ihe right hip and passed inward and downward through tue body and lodged in the left thigh, passing in its course very near the blsd- sr. The ball was extracted last even jag.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 2-The President has made the following ap- pointments: Col. HOlibird, U. 5. Quar- termaster General, IO succeed General Ingalls,, retired; Vim. J. Galbrach, Asso- ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of Montana: Samuel J kerlRwoOd, Iowa Chas. 5. Butcher of N. r., and Anthony Gilkeson of \. r., as d commission to examine 45 miles of road and telegraph line constructed by the Oregon and California Railroad Company south wardly from the city of ROseburg, Ore gOn.
 AUBURN, \. r., July 2-Abrsm Cop perwell, a farmer of the town of Vic toria, was shot three times with large navy revolver yesterday by Lew French, & farm laborer. It Is suspected that in timacy with COpperwelrs wife was the cause of the trouble. The wife was present at the shooting, and ordered French to fire. Both are under arrest. The victim will die, all three shots tak ing effect in the body.
 BosToS, Mass, July Reports esti- mate the loss of Read X Cleason's shoe shoe factory, South Abingdon, sl65,OOO. The associated banks and bankers have resolved for the present. to refuse trade dollars
 NEW YORK, July 3-A Sun special from the town of Cromwell. Conn, says it was destroyed by a cyclone yesterday, and fourteen lives were lost. The Asso- ciated Press has asked for particulars, but nothing has been received. Tue story IS generally discredited.