Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

] OLlTHE, Kan, Arc. 9-A young man named Crust, son of a TrCuineut rcsid- eat here, stabbed William T. Ouarles m
 a controversy. 0uaries VIII probably | die. He B 30 leading citizen of the ' couuty and was candidate for sheriff on ! the den Ocratic ticket TLe difficulty grew out of a land dispute DEOEoIr, Aug. g.-Thc Knights of La bor have arranged fer grand picnic at
 Recreation park, Saturday, August Is, ou which occasion Gen. Benjamin r.
 BItlCr it is saij. val. positively be pres-
 eut to G.Lv5- sl gd.gess. The Knights
 arc working hard Go make the event one
 at supreme importance. The general
 rePUta ion o- Gen. Butler. together
 with the fact taat ht t.c presidential
 candidate 0I two parties and the de-
 tented caudidIte ot another, will make
 lim big attraction
 FL FAso. Aug HE. P.so is entirely
 l., from yellow fever and the town was
 never ID a healthier condition. Mir.
 Sheppard. from Sonora, died here with
 what Was supposed Co to sonora lever. N other ease ever occurred here.
 Signed. Joseph Aa- fiu, Mayor; J. W. Collars, Vice Hreslu ut First Ma tiuna! Bark; C. E. Nor'h1ad, President State National Bank: ,. Juhan. Presi- dent Board of Trade; Joseph schultz, wholesale merchant, -.ga-t G Suther- land. merchants.
 PORTSMOUTH, \. H., Au- II-Seere- t3ry Chandler VII. probably leave ir few days for the interior Cf New Hamp- shire, and wIll join the Eorth Atlantic squadron at Ntwpor. iu tEc last week of AUlyst, when there will re & grand ua- val review. President Arthur. Secretary Lincoln and other prominent gentlemen .fe expected Go bc present.
 CINCDN-TI, AuE. 1.-The Times stars Lex ugton, Kentucky. special of to-day says, Holt Republican, was elected associate iuG-e by majority of rom lltt tJ l,-ih Iu go uIstrIct hereto lore Democratic by From l,-u0 Co 2,J00. .iI- opponent, Judge Little, was uupop- J..r with the Democrats OD account of ;s being u1lsCd aTuJr that he was con lscted, ln au lnJirce. Way. with tho SUi- lde uf Judge E.It. wau Was his CppO- lent at Jho primary election.
 NAsUINaroN, Aue. Il.-Actiug upon Information that 70 cargo Of rl-s had re- eutly been passed by jbc State luaran- ire officers of tie port Cf New York, he secretary Cg thc treasury instructed hc "ollecforrf customs ol that port tO How uors-- Co be imported unless os,tirc proof vl@ produced that they ~Ue from uoI-.u. .'e..l ports aud are in themselves entirely Free 'rlu infection.
 B. surgeon genera. c' tle marine u-.i'-i- l.- alvl.,i trat importation { rags -aaL as totally prohibited
 IUr-HrEg, Aue. n. Coke operators re pUtal- Ir a complaint atou, the de- T.sscd condition e. tti- important In- u-'yy. Notwithstanding strenuous ef- ,rts have been pat forth by the syn ir-io ;u hoard itUp. the trade continues D fall oL The problem of supply and .ugrI has not been extended A .est.us of iuc coke producers CssocIa- ou is called .or tis -.l inst.
 SrHENr.rtaY Aug. lI-Grc1t cx- t-mcut was caused here i.-t uIght by ic arrest Q, four EoUur men iu dis 2. hlUrc with t'iH salvation army. One rog~arJ five hundred men followed the -.~oaes Co the station. threaten r C, throw tut officers into the l-lL Threats We're made e. burn .e aruy'- barracks. There are fears
 @ ri1t tonight aud the police are talk .g precau.ions.
 r'.,afs.r f'u'ai-,- r.' -'s ,rourutiu rEb;,-'>,s' rruinu from .u siecti1Ecer1c trlp yes .riav. No clue Go tre us7asslus.