Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
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UreHt having ranches ID the Indian Territory. The sheriff of the Cherokee nation Wlth a squad of Indians has been takipS down all the wire fencing thEt encioseS larger tracts than fifty acres, that oeing the limit allowed by act or the CheIokee council. The sheriff cOniiseates all the wire he takes down. The sherlh began work south of Cotfseyille and IS taklng it down clean as he comes east. A thou- sand miles of fencing has been remOyed: The Indians seem tO mean business anu evidently propose to eject all lniruders-
 CHIcAGo, June 30.-In sn interview with a Tirnei reporter, T. J. Cure, oue or the Democratic delegates to tue Chi cago convention, stated: "l saw MT: Tilden about three months ago. a. ked him if he would refuse the nominati0n if tendered him unanimously, and he made no answer. Let us give him the nomination by exclamation, and he Will accept it." ,,
 w. B. English sail California is solid for Tilden. and We think he will accept. We want the old ticket in its entirety; failing in that we are for Thurman.
 NEW YORK, June 30.-C. r. Hunting ton said this morning that the Central Pacific interest due July lst IS abcut SgOO,COO. and the company has m bank about three times that amount. "ln re- gard to COliOn's suit, l emphatica!ly deny the story that there has been any unwarrgu.ed disturbance of the Cent al Pgcifc's sinking funds. The only South ern Pacific bonds belonging to the sink- ing fund and sent to New York are those accumulated to meet the State aid loan of SI.jOO,O0O, which mature July lst. ! These bonds were sent here to be used to pay for State and bonds, as k contem- plated by the mortgages. The allega- tiOns by Mrs. COlton m her suit are mere spite work to iuiure the credit of par l ties, she is endeavoring tO blackmall She attacks all interests of the parties with whom Fhe k in litigation, hoping l thereby to obtain something from them | that is not due. Our counsel tele2raphs that no application has been made for a receiver for any of the railroad companIes except for compara- lively small amount of bonds and stock that she claims interest on and are subject to her litigation. The refusal of Judge Temple to entertain such a motion in chambers may be taken as an indication that he will not allow the machinery of his court tO be used for such disEOnorable purposes
 RED BLUFF, June 3O.-A fire lrst night completely destroyed the blaming mill and machinery contained therein be- | longing to l.. O. Crayner. The loss IS estimated at S70,OOO; insurance SI4,OOO. The cause of the fire is unknown. ST. PETERsBUEG, June 30.-The panic l among the Jews in towns of western Russia continues. This city opposes any sympathy with the Jews and de- clares that equal rights for Christmas and Jews would be a greater misfortune ! for Russia than the former mODg0lian yoke.
 WAsHINGroN, June 30.-An attempt which promises to be successful will be made in the Senate during the week, | perhaps tomorrow, to take the anti Chinese bIil reported from the Senate | committee on foreign relations and put in substitute for 1t and pass the House bill.
 YoUxGsTowy, O. June 3O.-The resil- euee of Mrs. Patrick Murphy, of Brier | Hill, a suburb of this city, caught fire this morning at one o'clock. Mrs. Mur- phy and one child escaped, but three children sleeping in the second story, aged five, seven and nine, were burned to death.
 MARsE1LLEs June 30 There were five deaths from cholera last night. Capt. Bellet, of the navy, when his wife was seized with cholera, committed sui eide. NJ. Reichard, chief of the naval L~-i'L 5arartment declares the cholera was not brought to France by any trans port with troops from the east.
 CLIFTON, July At four o'clock this morning the fires were lighted in the sixty-ton stacks of the Arizona Copper Company's new furnaces. There were a few triliing delays in getting the ma chinery into running order, and the first charge of copper was not drawn until 10 a. ID. \ large crowd of citizens We're present and much enthusiasm prevailed. The works have a capacity ot 2J0 tons per day. The Detroit Copper Compa- uy's new plant at Morenci, consisting of three stacks, with capacity of lSO tons per day, Is nearly completed, and will be blown m about July 2Oth. Clifton district will astonish the world as q bull lion producer in the next twelve months
 VICTORIA, B. C., July IA terrible | explosion took place yesterday In No. 3 | shaft of the Wellington cOliiery at Ma naimo, by which 24 miners. all white, lost their lives and a number of others were burned and injured. At the time | tue explosion occurred there were fifty men in the mine. At one o'clock eleven | bodies had been recovered. Their feG- tures were unrecognizable. Up to nine o'clock tonight lj bodies bad been taken out, and 1t k supposed that uin. more are still m the mine. The cause of the explosion IS supposed to have been an accumulation of gas m the mine. This disaster is without parallel in the mining history of British Columbia The scene at the mouth of the shaft was heartrending. NIT. DuDsmuir. the owner, has left by special steamer for the scene of the accident.
 NEW YORK, July 1.-The county dem- ocracy resolved last night to send 450 members tO the Chicago convention TEey start on Friday next by the West Shore road. The Palmer house will be the headquarters.
 The auti-monopolis.s have resolved to form a national anti monopOlst league, with branches m every city of the Union.
 Theodore F.. Tom'ilscn made a speech advocating the termination of Tilden and Thurman lt the Chicago couveu- ton.
 BRUNSWICK. Me, July I.-Blane has accepted the invitation 0i B0wdOin col lege and wIll be m attendance at the commencement day. July 10. He will be the guest Of General Chamberlain.
 WASHINGTON July 1. - Fifteen or twenty democratic senators intend to leave by special train for Chicago on Saturday morning. should congress not adjourn by Friday night. the ahsentees being paired with republicans. This will break the quorum and make the transaction of anything but unObjected business, of which there in very little left, impossible.
 NEW YORK, July The JelTersonian Democrats of Brooklyn send sixty members tO the Democratic National