Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18


 S1,0OO to 500, which IS thought she can
 procure.
 GUAYAIA Mexico, August 1.-The
 schooner Gna arrived here to day from AgriavamI with twenty men and brings
 news of Felimiaary surveys of a raIl-
 road from 3amos to Caiiacan. Grad
 ing is to corAence October lst.
 Sonora Agela Peral,a will conclude her engagement tonight and sail to
 Mazatlan the steamer Newborn, on the seveutanth instant
 SAN FREcIsco, August II. - The steamer My arrived this morning from
 Honolulu aving on board King Kala-
 kaua's ban the members Of which were
 sad to bSinfectei with leprosy. An examinatis proved the statement to be incorrect d the band were permitted
 to land Vhout any trouble. Among the passerers, D III number, were sev- eral who ;ame to participate in the Templar Itivities.
 SAN FRCIsco, August l4.-Felippe Arellano, rom the City of Mexico, Speaker the House Of Representa- tives, saylhat the building of railroads has done.ore ID the last ten years to develop d make known the great re- sources Mexico than all previously done with the present century. SAN EANcrsco, August 15.-Charles Knudson Norwegian, and second mate of the br Seawaif, was killed last uish:. A yard Iomot,ve at the Southern Pa ciic raijad depot run over hIm and has ltelly crushed him to pieces, but notwithstanding. he lived for an hour. His vitay seemed wonderful. Hospit- al physans state thut the breast was so torn at his respiratory organs were visableId their functions observed.
 Carl ork, a German musician. aged 6S yea,was returning home al two in the moing and was attacked by a foot pad vi ordered him Co throw mp hIs hands, ,elieving him of his watch and money The rob0sr ordered him to move and not to look round The musich did SO, but the curiosity to see what st of man 1t was who had rob bed hl, induced him to disobey the footpfs Instructions. The moment he did scherobb fired, putting two bull lets lhiil, then escaped His injuries are bIe'ed to be fatal The robbery took lae in the section known in ear Tier dysss Barbary Coast, and although in rl ve;y heart of the city, still consid- eni a dangerous locrlity after md nht.
 'hn Iunn, a gambler, who killed a tinl boy at Turlock, California, last Malay, was arrested yesterday at Santa l Ro.
 4 Committee oi Arbitration have ]. susn ned the decision of the Tea h. spesr, who, OF July 3rd condemned a . huued chests of tea, consigned to . Chile firm in this city as adulterated . and fJ for use, and if not sent out of the cntry within a space of six months the ito be destroyed by the Govern mept
 Iheupreme Court has decided that Lloyd. Majors, the murderer of Re nowdenear Les Cat 8, having been tried q condemned to life imprison- ment iiviliy dead and cannot be tired again cthe same charge.
 Millsire Flood has been elected Treasui of the Board of the Uuivers- ity Rects, vice D. O. Mills, resigned.
 The tement IS published showing that a nlber ot lepers admitted to the Asyluml Hawaiian Islands, between the yeaof 1865 and 1879 was 1927, of whom GtEere females and children.
 The Ciornia mineral exposition was formallypeded to the public in this city at ID to-day. It is the best of the kind Ter exhibited on the Pacific coast.
 The sta collier Wington, IS loading freight f Hongkong, and will return with a "a of Chinese for the coal mines at partura Bay.
 The fir detachment of the Grand CommandI of Iowa arrived here last night | Grand Commander says others frC his state will arrive in a ' few days, the number of 200.
 Two hri crimes have been reported at the poe quarters of an outrage committedpon women by a band of ] hoodlums- In both cases the women | were outrad, one at s o'clock in the | evening, III vacant lot; the other in i her own hoa In their struggle with the fends C women suffered bodily ( injuries; ; hb being left more dead T than alive detectives were placed on V the tracks Inc ruilians who have been s captured d identified as a lot of ex- ', convicts.
 SAN FRNIsco, August l6.-The Tri- e ennial Connttee state that to-day's trains viIlbring a large influx of . Knights, Vi have timed their arrival , for the end bal to be given this n evening iahe Pavilion, preparations n for which ve beea made on a grand scale. Thaall will be the opening of ', the Concll festivities. and from this to the erdf next week the order of < events for ch day as laid down in the = official pro,imme will be adhered to. T ft ss the pinion of many that the r Conclave Cnmirtse have made a mis- = take in nitug the ball the opening U event; that would have been a much greater sues had 1t not been held Intil next eez, when all 'he Knights ,oming to [ C0nclaye would have ar- lived. s'
 The GraI Grove of Druids, os Cali ornia, met is morning in special ses- d ion to consr an endowment feature al 'f the Ords The law governing the CT natter IS dned impracticable, acting ar ather as triment than a benefit to q he member tl The Gena Grand Chapter of the United Sta. Order of the Eastern 5t Star, will ceene in triennial session ga o-morrow. .le Order Is a slde branch n f Masonry,e female relatives of Ma ye ons being eible to membership. The st' sesns of th- Order are usu- dr lly held at same tune and place as m he Trienniaonclave of Knights Fem TO Jar. eli