Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05

mar losing 6O0 tons of hay and 20O head of sheep.
 NEW YORK, March 29.-The steamship Lydian Monarch has arrived with the sacred white elephant for Barnum.
 Latest Photographic News.
 Republican Territorial Convention.
 PRESCOTT, March 3l.-Clark Church i'll. chairman Of the Republican Territo- rial Committee, has issued call for a meeting of the Republican Convention at Phenix, April 25th, to elect two dele gates and two alternates to the national convention, which meets at Chicago June 3d. The apportionment of dele gates from the different counties is as follows: Yavapai F, Pima F, Mohave 6, Apache 6, Marieopa 9, PiaaI 3, Gila 3, Yuma ,, Graham 8, Cochise F. The following is the call:
 PRESCOTT, March 31.-The best in terests of the party and Territory demand a full attendance of delegates, and this committee earnestly re- quest county committees to take prompt and active measures for the selection Of tried and true men m the party to compose tie Territorial con- ventinn, hereby called for that purpose should be the correct opponents of the party upon all public questions, and none should be admitted to its counsels whose past conduct or present views are pot in harmony with tue traditions and the fundamental principles which form the grand edifce immortalized under the name of the Republican party. Notice of contests, If any, stating the grounds therefor, shall be given to the central committee on CT before the twenty fourth of April, on which day the com mittee will meet at the Phoenix hotel, in Phenlx.
 By order oi the Committee
 CLARE CHURCHILL, Chairman.
 WEBSTER STREET, Secretary.
 The Cincinnati Heb.
 SAN FRANCIsc1, MarcL % The Gin cinnati mob are holding high carnival. The courthouse is burning from cellar to dome. The law library and recorders office were broken open and cords of books and records were piled up wher- ever there was wood work. The vaults i'll the treasuter's office will probably stand the heat, but the records of the courts and of the auditor and recorder are gone and untold trouble will be caused. Comparative quiet has been restored. The mob has dispersed The dead are still lying on streets in the vicinity of the conflict and # IS safe to estimate the dead at 50 to 75. Only small portion of them have been identj- ! fed or thelT names preserved. Among | the killed are number of prominent | citizens.
 THE SITUATION SvNDAY MORNING.
 CrScrSv.Tr March 30.-Tbe wild | storm of .5opular fury seems finally to | hay" sRefnnn. Rfnn now 1 fclEG fcclE6Gs:ngFi dnrine bo5n either severe or prolonged, and the | presence of half dozen regiments of | State militia, with batteries, gives the | assurance that order will be maint lned. | The casualties of tonight are fixed by | current ruInor at eight, including | Briggs Swift, a leading pork packer. | The police were entire masters of the situation shortly after midnight. The | Sabbath broke on quiet but very fev- erish city. The smOldering ruins, pools | of blood and pickets of militia marked | the scene about the court house and | jail. The monetary loss was fully | S1,000,000. The law library was one of | the finest in the country, and its loss IS | almost irreparable. The criminal In- | dictments were destroyed, and now there Is nothing tD show against prison l CTS Tn jail. The county records are safe.
 ALL QUIET N cIEciNEATl.
 CrNCrSyATI, March 31.-Everthing Is quiet this morning. but there are very few people about The court house, and these ouly from curiosity. The barricades are still in position around the jail, but will probably be removed to-day. A feel ing that trouble Is over peTvades the whole city.
 Disappearancs of Nellie Brackett.
 SAN FEAxCIsco, March 31.-It is re- ported that Miss Nellie Brackett, the companion oi Miss Hill, the plaintiff in the celebrated Sharon case, has dlsap- peared. She has not been seen since last Tuesday Her parents refuse to make any statements regarding her wherea- bouts. Judge Sullivan has issued a bench warrant for her detention.
 Wrestling Match.
 SAN FRANusco, March Whistler has challenged Muldoon to vrestle Greco Roman style, best two falls Tn three. The Examiner offers a purse ot $500 to be given tO the winner and will become responsible for all expenses. Net proceeds to be given to one or more charitable institutions of this city.