The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01
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''-~- - Louisville, July 25.-A special iron Parkville says: Miss Rose J. Wood was attacked on the knobs near here by two negroes, Joe Caldwell and William Clark, and cannot be found. A man by the name of Peter Berger saw the mer drag the girl into the bushes. Great ex citement prevails and lynching is feared The negroes have been arrested. There is large crowd in town discussing the matter
 | EXPLOSION IN A CANYON.
 Denver, July 25.--A work train, with forty bridge hands, was passing through Black Canyon, west of Gunnison this morning, when a spark from the engine ignited box containing giant powder and terrific explosion followed. killing three bridge hands and wouuding a mum Der of others The cars and engine were badly wrecked.
 FELL WITH A CRASH
 Kansas City, July 25.-A two-story brick building, occupied by the Live Stock Indicator Publishing Co. and Pow ell, Wimbush x Ce., printers, fell to- night, the foundation having been weak ened by tho excavation of lots adjoining. The damage is estimated at Sl5,00O. Several persons in the building narrowly escaped.
 KELLY AND GANG ABSENT.
 Albany, July 25.-The Democratic State Committee met to-day. Tammany Hall members of the committee were ab- sent. Eugene Kelly, of New York, was chosen eLector at large in the place of Mir. Purcell, of Chicago, resigned.
 BLOWN UP
 sabina, Ohio, July 25.-Two houses of i'll fame, kept by David West and Daisy Williams, respectively, were blown up by the citizens this morning by the use of giant powder. The inmates were allowed to depart. No one hurt.
 TWO BLOCKS BURNED San Francisco, July 26.-At TacEma, w T., fire this morning destroyed two blocks, comprising twenty three buildings Loss, s5O,OOO; insurance, $l5,O0O. The cause is unknown
 OF MOUNTAIN FEVER.
 Chicago, Judy 26.-Henry A. Elkins 1 the we'll known landscape painter of this ,ity, died of mountain fever at George own, Col, to-day. A CoLoRED wOHAN's PISTOL
 Cincinnati, July 26.-Clara Pratt, a :olored woman, shot her husband, Will am, through the stomach at 10 o'clock o-night. The man will surely die.
 ON HIS WAY EAST.
 Minneapolis, July 26-Gen. Logan eft for the east this afternoon by spec al train, via Milwaukee. The veterans ave him grand farewell reception, heering him on his way
 SHERIFF SHORT.
 Little Rock, July 26.-Barry Turner, 'heriff is short S4,OOO in his accounts 1ith the State in his settlement during is two former terms. It is also said he , behind with the county.
 DAKoTA's NEW GOVERNOR. Yankton, July Ex-Governor Pierce rrived tonight and will probably take he oath of office tomorrow It IS SUD- osed he will then go east to close his af- airs, leaving Secretary Teller as acting 2overnor.
 A GENERAL ROW.
 Cincinnati, July 26.-In general fight t the colored picnic held today at Oaky trove, ten miles north of the city, this fternoon, five persons, more or less, were eriously wounded by bullet or knife. Jo one fatally hurt.
 TREACHERoUs WHIRLPOOL. Peoria, July 26.-Three youths of the ity of Canton, while fishing in the Hi ois river this morning, were drawn into whirlpool. The boat capsized and all 7ere drowned. Bodies were recovered his afternoon.
 SHARoN-HILL.
 San Francisco, July 29.--In the Sha- on divorce case to-day the plaintiff was gain put on the stand. Included in her estimony is the following: "Mr. Reig Tt came to me by request of Mir. New