Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
TELEGRAPH

|IE,LEdRAPH PACIFIC COAST.
 LoRDsBURG, July 2l.-The operators of the New Mexico and Arizona Tele- graph Company, including the Superin- tendent, struck this morning. Happy Hollow, Arizona, and Carlisle, New MeS- ico, are now cut of from the outside world. The cable across the GIls river has been destroyed. The damage is about two thousand dollars.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 2l.-Twenty- eight striking telegraphers of this city and Sacramento met here last night. The speaker said: "We were not prepsr- ed to strike, but obeyed the orders of the Brotherhood tn s.rihc. If the east ern brothers I'd out with es much nerve, we have confidence We will gain the victory. The sentiment among individual operators is hopeful and they smile grim ly at the idea of students from business colleges being able to manage rhe wires after few hours experience" veteran operator remarked: "They will want little more nerve and muscle after hay ing worked night or two until three in the morning" Regular business Is being transcribed here on two through wires direct to Omaha. There is some inconvenience in sending messages to Greg In and Washington Territory. The difficulty will be arranged tomorrow
 MINT OPERATIONS.
 During the fiscal year 1883, fitty-three hundred thousand ounces of gold, valued at ninety-nine million dollars; two hun dred and sixty-six hundred thousand ounces of silver, valued at two hundred and siIty-six hundred thousand dollars, were operated upon at the U. s. Mint in this city, less three thousand dollars coinage for the year in gold, twenty-six million and sevsnty-six thousand dollars; silver, seven million three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
 SUSPENDED FOR FIVE YEARS,
 The commission having in charge the investigation of the steamer Pilot disas- ter, report that the calamity was due to negligence on the part of engineer Crawford, who allowed the boilers 10 become overhested, with want of sufi cient water. Crawford is suspended for five years.
 A report is received that the miscresat who shot Mrs. Kittle yesterday at San Rafael has been captured.
 BRAIN HEMoRRHAGE
 The autopsy on John Shanahan, who died yesterday at the city hospital, showed hemorrhsge of the brain as the cause of death. The Coroner's officials have no doubt that Shsnshan was fat ally beaten. The deceased was clubbed by officers whittle and Foley while be- ing arrested as drunk.
 SAN FRANCISCO. July, 2l-Owing to the large stock of high priced hides on hand, most of the tanneries here have closed to bear the prices of hides he'd by butchers. The tanueries hold two hun- dred thousand hides of leather and the butchers ten thousand hides.
 SACRAMENTO. July 20.-Last night, headed by brass band, the striking op orators parsded the streets, followed by large crowd of sympsthizers. Busi- ness men are in unison with the strike as in regard to the Western Union, that it has gone far enough, and secretly have looked upon it as great monop- oly. only waiting the present opportun- ity to be brought to terms.
 SAN FRANCISCO. July 21.-Yesterdsy afternoon Supt. Jaynes stated, that in his opinion the crisis of the telegraphic operator strike had been passed and no more trouble would be experienced by the Company. Oregon is the only point where no dispatches are received, but by tonight reports will go through as usual
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 2l.-No new fea- ture of the strike has been telegraphed to this city except from Oregon. Bus- ness is being easily handled. T. IS eI- pected that tomorrow the Yreks diff culty will be remedied Of four oper- stors sent to Sacramento from here, three struck on reaching there, returned here and joined the Brotherhood. The feeling among the strikers IS very hope ful. They express great determination of holding out.
 PHENTx, July 2s.-Lsst evening, Ill a row in a saloon, J. S. Marsh drew pis- tol and fired on D. Satterfeld, and though the point of the weapon was d. most in contact with his body, Satter- field. by a sudden turn, avoided the shot which, however, struck Officer Rogers on the kDee when nearly spent, but with sufficient force to cut through his pants. The parties will be examined this after noon before Justice Richards.
 J. Richards was held by Justice Nor ris this morning in the sum of one thou- sand dollars for his appearance before the grand jury to answer to the charge of forgery. Yesterday he forged the name of Jane Tucker on an order on Gibson's livery stable for a horse and buggy. He contemplates the sta. of the weather in jail in default of bail. PRESCOTT, A. T., July 2L-Fity three pounds of horn silver were to-day ship ped to Commissioner Murphy at Denver by bis brother. The ore was obtaIned from the Pine Spring mine, Turkey Greek, owned by Billy Gavin and others and assays from s2O.OO0 to s2SOOO per ton at which rate it was purchased from the owners of the mine, S559 being paid for fifty-three pounds The specimens still retain the marks of the tools that were used to chisel It out of its natural bed. The mine from which the ore was taken shows no indication of diminish ing in richness; there has been shaft sunk on it thirty-two feet deep.
 EASTERN.