Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

other bOnd to hold Us together in the
 pursuit of our future interests.
 TOMBSTONE, April A young man
 arrived here from the Heunessy ranch
 in the San Simon Valley last night. He
 reports on Tuesday last a squad of cavalry arrived there on the hunt of eighteen Apa ct ebucks who had left the
 San Carlos reservation a few dave prev ously and whose trail led towards
 Sonora. A good deal of apprehension IS felt that at the next full moon there
 will be a large outbreak of Indians. Several prospecting parties about to start for the Sierra Msdres have abandoned theIr trip for the present.
 QU1JoToA, April ,, 3 p. m.-Posl. tive information the winze on the Peer 'ess mine is down 90 feet in the same character of ore as at the tor.
 Tunnel No. ? Is developing a fine body ,f or.
 The Peerless company paid seven thousand dollars to-day for labor.
 The well in tue valley k four hundred and twenty feet deep and the men are ,till at work.
 The Logan well is down tie same depth and has one hundred and twenty ieet of water.
 There Is no change in the superin- tendency of the Peerless.
 The Baboquivari water company is sur yeying company's line to this place. It IS intimated that the cost of piping the water a distance of twenty-six miles will be one hundred and fifteen thou sand dollars. Building Is very active. The weather is fine and the environs of the camp is perfect paradise of flow ere.
 The CITIZEN has an immense eircula- ton here, and IS the most popular paper that comes to the camp.
 OUIJoTOAs, April 5.-The m ners em- ployed in tue tunnels and winzes by the oonanza companies were paid off today and as a consequences the boys are ali happy and the camp presents lively appearance.
 SHREVEPORT, April 3-Mayor c. G. Thurman, a prominent member of th' 5otton exchange, and well known cotton operator, suirided last night by shoot ing himself through the head; cause. financial embarrasE ment-
 NASHVILLE, April 3.-A dispatch from Huntsville says: Capt. Wm. Robinson, | Democratic candidate for congress II ,ne Sth Alabama district, against Gen Joe Wheeler. committed suicide a, | Scarsborn, Alabama, last night by stick ng pen knife into his heart. He had ust returned from au electOneerinl tour and 1t Is supposed the excitement affected his mind.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 3,-The fol | towing is the vote for governor with one | district iacklng. Bourne, Republican, lI,S27; Tegar, Democrat, 9JlJ; scatter ing 15. The Legislature will stand Senate. 27 Republicans; To Democrats | Republicans lose in the Senate and gain
 tour in the House.
 WASHINGTON, April 3.--Senator Ma | hcne's condition not improved. Ills | friends very anxious.
 LaTRoPE, Pa, April 3.-&rs. Cali | ,,d daughter, two victims to trichinae at Loyal Hanna, Pa, dIed this morning and father and another daughter not ex'
 pected to recover.
 | Loypoy, April 3.-In the House Oi Commons next Monday James Brice Liberal will ask whether the govern msnt is prepared to remOnstrate with
 the Porte for closing the American ms sion schools in Asia Minor
 RISING SUN. Indiana. April 1.-Two
 masked men went to the home or JOhn Smith, living in this vicinity, last nieht
 and beat him til he was lnsenslole, and
 then rausacked the house for large
 sum of money Smith was reported tc have secreted. Ealing to ind the money, they lit bre and swung smith
 who had recovered consciousness, bach
 and forth over 1t in hopes of making
 him disclose the hiding place or the treasure. This was continued unti Smith again became insenHble, wheI tbe robbers departed. thinking him dead
 The neirhbors found Smith horribly beatsn and burned. This morning no.se went in pursuit of the villains
 and viii lynch them II captured. SHANoKrS. PA. April 5.-A terrific ex plosion of powder occurred this mornIn. st Williamsburg & Co.'S powder mll The renort was heard within radius twenty.five miles and smoke and ashe shot up high enough to be seen hfteel miles. Houses within mile and nal were shaken; eight windows were broken William Yochum, superintendent va
 burued beyond recognition, put IS SUI . alive. The other people escaped. ANTWERP. April 5.-With the exceI t,on of a Nr. Clark, of New York, a
 messengers on board the steamer oteil man. were natives of Germany, Austii and Italy. Total loss was ofhceis' sailors and 91 passengers.
 ]; S.x FrASc1sco, April j.-A har ? glove fich. beteen Martin Murphy an Frank Frayne took place last night an : was witnessed by a select number . sporting men. After seven rounds severe slogging the match was declare IT a draw. n C1No1sSAT1, April 5.-Ths bar sssoci 2 tiou. at a meeting this evening exhibits d tbe most determined purpose to resto W ouickly the lost library. There was 1- insurapcs of ten thousand. ID four col
 -a,;as hut there has been a clause