Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
NO. 30.

for which he now looks wistiully to for eiEn lands. The Cardinal traces the social upheaval to the influence Of Con tinental secret societies; he thinks th | Ireland could not thrive If separated from England; he deuounces assisted emigration as means cf clearance while approving the return Of the pau ! pers who were sent to our shores.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., August 1.-The War department i- just now pJ,zzled how to dismiss Major Nirle-son from the army. Charges have been preferred against him as a dsserter; but ho com plies with the law by reporting his ad- dress to the department ltregulGr inter vals prescribed. When the department looks for him at his known address, it finds be has flown aud left no trace be- hind. The case will be reported to Con grsss for settlement.
 PuTsBURG. August u-The strike oI the Pan Handle Railroad telegraph op- orators. inaugurated last evening. IS over. All the operato-s who left ther instruments last evening have returned to work. The company age reinstating them with the unders. auding that they behave themselves. The Brotherhood oficIals pronounce the telegram order ing the Pan Handle operators ont be- gus.
 INDIANAPOLIS, August 1O-A confer ence was held this afternoon between the directors Of the First National ank and an English syndicate At five minutes before o'clock the doors of the bank were opened and W. H. English appeared aud invited the de- posItors to come iu and get their money. The crowd outside rushed in, but were checked by the police and the Iadles were given tine preference. Tbe bank renamed open for an hour or more after closing hours, and all checks presented were promptly cashed. But few Of the larger depositors drew their money. It IS understood that a reorganization of the bank with double its capital has been agreed upon, and will be perfected ss speedily as possible Other banks were fully prepared t' meet uDy emer- -eucy that might a-ise but there has been no percepuble change during the day. The lndiaaa Banking Company has not resumed.
 MCscArINE, August I0.-The scare at Milton Junction is subsIding. The dis ease proves to be malignant dysentery, caused, physicians say, by malaria. No additional disease, though several per sons are still very llL The general eou- dihon of the sick, which number about fifty, is much improved. Dr. Woad is better, and 1t is believed the disease is now under control.
 CHICAGO, August l0.-The striking tel egraphers say they have received a dis patch from Master Workman Campbell in New York. saying that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Telegraph Company sent for a representative of the Brother hood. and that in all human probability work would be resumed on it's ines to- morrow.
 ATLANTA, Ga, August I4-The Kim ball House is burned down. The fre originates 5siha rear oi the a;1ldics and was favorable to e-cape. Within twenty mIut.es the hotel vas emptied of guests. WI.Air .a Lour the structure was burned Go the ground. The hotel was built by Ii. J. Kimball and owned by Robert Toombs, John Rice, Joseph r. Thompson and others. lt cost sis hundred thousand dollars; furniture, one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars; insurance, eighty tb brusand dol lars among many companies. The fire broke out at half past four. Opinions as Co the origin of tine conhagratiou differ.