Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
EASTERN.


 WASHINGTON, July 7.-General Crook
 will return to Arizona and assume his
 duties as soon as his mission here is &C.,
 complished. He hopes to permanently
 settle the Apache question before he
 quits Arizona. There is no truth in the
 rumor to the effect that he will be re-
 moved from that district.
 JOLIET, Ills, July By the giving
 way of one of the wire guy ropes on a
 powerful derrick in Walkers stone quarry here, yesterday afternoon, the derrick was precipitated upon number Ot workmen. Matt Rogers and John | Bloomquest We're instantly killed and seven others were seriously injured
 ST. LOUIS, Mo. July 7.-The Globe Democrat says that the sensational special dispatches recently sent abroad that smallpox exists here to an alarming l extent is entirely Unwarranted. The disease has prevailed in hgh; degree in one locality only. in the southern part | of the city.
 WooNsocKET, R. l., July 7.-The east bound passenger train on the New York | and New England railroad colllded with | the west-bound freight at Ironstone, Mass, this morning. Both engines and l several cars were wrecked. It IS re- ported that several lives were lost.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July "A call for fifteen million more of the outstanding 3is per cent. bonds may be looked for between this and the 10th instant, or as soon as the secretary returns, unless he is persuaded out of It by the bankers while he is in New York.
 BRIDGEwATER, Mass, Julp, 7.-The state almshOuse is now burning; no hopes of saving it. The main building Is gone and other buildings going fast. The SIX hundred inmates confined in the almshouse have been safely removed.
 NEW YORK. July 7.-The heat to-day was as intense as that of yesterday. Up to noon nine cases of sunstroke were reported
 ELY, Vt, July -Four companies ot State troops arrived at Ely this morning and found the streets deserted of rioters The miners were not expecting them. Gov. Barslow and other State officials accompanied the troops. Eleven ring leaders were arrested, no resistance was made. They probably he taken to Chelean this afternoon. Much sym pathy is expressed for the miners. Some families are on the verge of starvation. Women with children m tears appealed to the troops for assistance Money has been raised to relieve immediate needs The company proposes to pay S2,51O at once, &, 2,000 next week and the balance Sl5,5OO as soon as the ore, now in pro- cess raising, can be put through and shipped. A large portion of the troops will probably return tonight. It is thought that the danger is over. \
 BLoonNGToS, Ills, July :. - Miss Mary Van Eslauer. known to the musical world as Millie Maria Litta, died at her home here this afternoon.
 FoRT WORTH, Texas, July 9.-The 1 continued drought in northern and western Texas has frightened stock men who fear great losses of cattle if rain does not come soon. Large bands of 1 cattle have been transferred to the Red ' river bottoms, but as the pasturage will 2 soon be consumed near the water courses, that remedy will not long bridge { over the difficulty. The price of cattle ] has gone down in consequence of the c extreme dry weather, and fl rain does not come soon there will be a still great ' CT decline. |
 NEW YORK, July 9-The citizens of ! strongly sympathize with Mrs. a Belmont, and openly denounce Perry Belmont, whom they believe has gen T. erally vronged his young wife. It is probable that both parties will apply , for a divorce Mir. Belmont says he has q residence in Oakland she is welcome to live in if she desires to do so, winch ! the friends of that lady think is rather cool treatment of bride.
 NASHVILLE, July 9.-The trial of Polk, the defaultIng state treasurer, will come up this week, if the attorneys for the de- u fendant do not sncceed in postponing u the trial till next term Of court, which ' they will endeavor to do. There does Y. not seem to be much disposition among . the people Of Tennessee to push the i' trial, and Polk may yet escape punish o, ment.
 CHICAGO, July 9.-The Times Des Moines special says: Henry Leage, of 5 wansy, fired a dozen shots through his U bedroom door at the Morgan house, yes U 'erday afternoon, destroyed furniture S snd felled a man named Holmes, who u attempted to capture him. Five police men frally over pOvered him on the " -oof of the hotel He tried to put L bullet in his forehead, but the ball $ glanced. leaving a furrow ID his skull. al OMAHA, Neb, July Anthony Chuck, D ! squaw man of the Santee agency, com al nitted suicide the night of the 4th. He T-T- las family. which attended the Mo n; ,rara celebration, twelve miles distant, ca md did not arrive home till the next di lay, when they found him dead in bed Ia with bullet hole through his head. c, Re had s7,0OO in his pataloon pocket, Vi lnder his pillow. He was forty-hve es tears old and left an estate worth fully -s 5000. The coroner's jury will inves- re igste the case. pr