Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
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PACIFIC COAST.

TuscARoRA, New, June 30.-The Grand Prize Argents hosting works were burned to the ground at SIX o'clock last evening. Sage brush was used in firing. A spark ignited the pile in the boiler.
 BENSON, A. T., July LA Mexican, @ stranger in Benson, name unknown, was shot and instantly killed last night by | Richard Coleman, blacksmith who lately put up a shop here. Coleman was arrested by Brown, the deputy sheriff. He refuses to give any caIse for the difficulty. The trouble commenced over game of cards.
 Los ANGELES, June 3O-About ten o'clock last night a young German Spanish girl named Lens JuDee went to the electric light works and attempted to shoot J. H. Warren, electrician. She fired two shots without effect when War ren closed the doors. The girl was ar rested but released on her own recogn-
 
 l izance. She alleges Warren seduced her under a promise of marriage and put her of from time to tune with one pretext and another. To-day she says during her absence he forced himself into her mothers house; when the old lady demonstrated he choked her and otherwise abused her. The girl is about seventeen years old, is the daughter of a druggist named Junge who has suicid- ed in this city four years ago. Warren has been arrested for disturbing the peace.
 SAN FRANCIsoO, July 2.-The railroad commissioners adjourned this morning until Monday next, in order to give time to railroad companies to send answers regarding the new schedule. Foote filed communication from the California Southern railroad protesting against the increase on their road.
 The body of H. M. True, Central Pa ciic railroad employe, was found in the bay this morning. dressed. He was mar ried. He was last seen alive yesterday morning. The body had been in the water but short time.
 SAN FRANCISCO July 1.-The number of immigrants arrived in this state by overland routes for the week ending yesterday was l099.
 GUAYMAs. Mexico, July 3.-News of the killing of Cajame, chief of the Yaqui l nation, has been brought in here by In- | at Yaqui river. It is reported that Caisme had guard of three hundred | men, and the second day of the feast, | when returning from mass, he was shot | and killed by an unseen person. Wheth- | CT he was shot by one of his guards or some one ambushed is not known. It is | claimed that there is no one capable of | filling the place ot this great chief The rich contry of mines and agricultural | land will now more easily fall into the | hands of the MeXicans.
 CLIFTON. A. r., July 3.-Inquiry from | parties arriving here who passed through | Ash Spring canyon elicit the fact that l no Indian or any trace of them were | seen. The report sent out last week | from Willco1 was false.
 PHES1, 4. T., July 3.-Two Mexicans who were contending for a bottle of | whisky today accidentally discharged g revolver, with which one was pounding | the other over the head. The bal | passed through wall and between two | persons seated at table, fortunately | without doing any inidry.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Garfas arrested | P. c. Shannon and J. Wilson, of Tempe, | last evening for selling liquor to Indians. They were lodged in jail here, where they await examination.
 Harvesters are rushing work to houss | tbeir crops before the rain opens.
 There will be no formal celebration of | the Fourth tomorrow.
 The fiesta continues to go along | quietly. IL will close tomorrow.
 Heavy winds at times for several days, with rain threatening.
 PRESCOTT, July 2.-The stage from l Phoenix to Prescott was stopped agaln 1 last night by two masked men, within l one mile Of the same place where it was l stopped last Thursday night. The a mount in the box is not known, but It l. ! thought to be considerable, as large | amounts of moTey are Tn route her. The opinion prevails that they are the same men who committed the robbery Thursday night, and that they have q personal knowledge when treasure oi any amount Is being shipped.
 The races commenced here to-day, and were attended by a large number oi people. In the trothng and running races 5000 is said to have changed hands.