Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
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which IS out Cf sight in several places. The railroad company continues 10 push trains through, ueing teams snd beats in making transfers. At SOcorrO, the river course has changed more than a hundred yards and completely under mined the track. Within half day there were fifteen feet OT wafer where the road bed ought tO be. From R!ncon to Dona Ana there is nothing tO suggest a railroad. The towns of Tone, Los Piuos, Valencia and Peralta, in Valen- cia county. LTe swept away aud 500
 families are destitute on the mesa. San
 Masrial Is flooded and boats gre being
 used to pass from house to house. The
 waters form an ocean and the iron rail-
 road bridge gt that point was saved by
 throwing into the river several loads of
 cut stone worth $50 d cord. Soc0TrO
 has four or five feet of water on Mana-
 Zlrcs avcuGe. The town of Albuquer-
 que is flooded. More than tw0-thiFds
 of the crop in the valley is lost; that IS.
 nearly Gli the grain npe hns lakeD, and
 n places c.Eefuily cultivated ielis are
 only q shoe. Of water. This stgte Of
 affairs is expected to remain Unchangel
 for thirty 3ays longer, as tkSsnow Tn
 AA-f AAA1AA44AtsAlAc OA r1hlAiNau IT SNANANAAt An
 ten to fouFieef feet deep gnl heavy
 rains are falling in rortfern New
 Mexico almost daily.
 CHICAGO, June 23.-The secretary of
 the board Oftrade announced on Change
 this morning that the firm Cf C. J. ker-
 shaw & Co, one Of the largest exporting
 and commission h0usgs in the city, had
 given mp their trades 6nd would settle
 all differences at their office. lt k Iu-
 morei that the firm had failed but they
 assert their ability to meet all demands
 in full.
 PORTLAND, Og., June 23-The house of M. kackley, four miles south of Hills
 boro, was burned and the supposed re- mains of hackley were found in the ruins. IL Is thought he was murdered and the house fred by the mGfiereTs. \ large sum of money had been paid to hun few days ago.
 The case of I. A. Howard. manager Of the American Exchange hotel, in- dicied for larceny, reached verdict,
 Saturday, the jury having been ont two nights aud one day. He was found guilty. The complaining witness Is Maurice J. Smith, sheep raIser from Eastern Washington, who deposited S2,GO0 with Howard for safe keeping and never saw or heard of it afterwards.
 Howard disclaims the knowledge of its whereabouts.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-Chief Crow ley has received information that Henry hloore the convict who was serving his seventh term in the San Quentin, made his escape from that institution. He was sent there last July for five years for grand larceny. He is native of Germany. 5S years old and the name of Moore Is but one of many aliases. \ re- ward of fifty dollars has been offered for his capture.
 ST. PETERSBURG. June 23.-Jew bait ing in southern Russia continues with all its vigOr. The riots at Adzess have been followed by other riots at Simpher- opol, and now Ninji Novgorod has fol. lowed their example. The people are infurIated by some alleged misdeeds of the Jews and attacked their houses and threw the furniture into the streets. abused the women and chased the terri fled men through the thOroughfares. The Jews made for the headquarters of the military and police. They were fol- lowed and intercepted, and all the ap- peals Tor mercy were unaSRiling. When caught they were beaten with sticks and struck with stones. In some cases they were hanged to lamp posts, and in oth- CTS were kicked into gRtters and left to die. The people were frantic. The pO- Ice could not control them, and are charged with not seriously attempting tJ do sC. There were in all eleven He brews killed and forty wounded. The people are still laboring under great 
 DUBLIN, June 23-Parnell has been threatened with assassination if the dy- nsmite ou.rages are continued. Par nell refuses to condemn dynamiters, al though appealed to by the English press. H. said It was none Of his business; that the ways of the dynamiters are not his wG-s, but that be has not, and his friends say he will nos condemn them in parliament.
 OTTAWA, Ont, June 23.-It is reported that the government has arranged treaty with the United ! States, and will shortly be made public. l The new treaty will follow the line from | treaty, admitting national | gTOiucts and some articles in the early | stages Of manufacture. The Ge.Cat of | Inc Morrison bill in the United States | House of Representatives is stated to | be largely due tO the renewal oi neco- nations.
 NEW YORK, June 24.-At a meeting of | he county Democracy last night. it was that j2J members would go To the convention at Chicago. Commi-- 'Ioner Thompson offered a resolution ustructlng the representative of sev- 'rEl districts to organize Cleveland 'lubs m their Localities and form a general .!Gb when they reached Chicago. Col John R. Fellows, district attorney, sec ,ndc1 the resolution and sand he be- leved ;w .hiTss of the New York del gates tp Chicago were in favor CT Cleve- and. He was inc best man Democracy | .ad since tLo tIme of Andrew Jackson. l
 NEW HAVEN. Jure 2L-The Repub!i- an Independents, Ct a meeting last leh;, adopted a series cl resolutions to he effect tbat ;he natioaal convention ad disappointed these vLo desire a ur, administration and advance in the .aniard oi political action, by tte mo- ,inriion of James c. Blaine and John ,. Logan; that these candidates were nworihy Of their support. PITTsBUEG, Pa, June 2i.-It is said |. F. Jones, ron manufacturer of this .y, has been selected for the position os laifman of the national committee and .gt tue mater will be settled Ht thc eeting Of ihe committee in New York, D Thursday. Mr. Jones, when spoken admitted that the subject had been ] -oactel hin, and said be had sugge tel ( ,at possibly his acceptauce of the ] lsitiOn would depend upon the fulfill Cnt ot certain conditions. { CHICAGO, June 2L-The local recep- ln committee announces that all the !. ilroads running into the city have !. reed to carry persons attending tLe : atioral Democratic Convention for one ' re for the round trip, good from July I D to the llth. > Del, June 2i-Jose2h n hnson, President of the NewgrS, e alawafe. Brick Co. has Ebscondcd with f. 0,OC0. The company made an assign ,I mt to the Newark National Bank. { |, hnson left all laborers unpaid. h Ind, June 2L-At I2&O
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