Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
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PACIFIC COAST.

PACIFIC COAST.
 TOMBSTONE, Jan. 6.-Depu;y Shsrii
 W. A. Daniels arrived here HboHt iari
 Saturday evening with "Blg Dan" Dowd
 another of the Bisbee murderers, whou
 he arrested in Corralitos, state of Chi
 hushua, Mexico. From him IS gathered
 the following details of the pursuit and
 capture. On the 23d of December Dan.
 iels, who was at Bisbee tt the time oi
 the raid and exchanged sin ts with the
 band, has been Indefatigable ID his ef-
 forts to capture them. He received
 word from some Mexicans that two
 Americans, answering the description of
 Big Dan" and Billy Delaney, had been
 seen at Bayispe, state of Sonora. After
 communicating with the Sheriff's office.
 Daniels and Mexican named Lucero
 started from Bisbee on the morning Of
 the 26th, reaching Bavispe about noon
 on the Both. Here he learned that Billy
 Delaney had parted Company win | Dowd five days previously, and that | Dowd had only an hour before taken the
 trail across the Sierra Madres for Janos The description furnished by the Mexi- cans at Bavspe left no doubt that the
 men were Dowd and Delaney. Deputy Sheriff Daniels procured the services of couple of Mexicans as guides and started at once on DOwd's trall across the mountains. The t-gil was very rocky and precipitous, and Daniels did not reach Janos until about noon Janu- ary lst. As at Bavispe, he found Dowd had left a short time before for Corral litos, 27 miles distant. Procuring fresh horses Daniels aud party started after mm, reaching COrralli,Os the same evsn- ing. Upon his arrival he hunted up the Superintendent of mines at that point, Muenzenberger, and communicated the object of his visit. He learned from him that Dowd had arrived but a short time before and wa> at certain house in what was known as the Ameri- canquarter of town. Together the Super intendent and Daniels proceeded to the place indicated and entered the room and found Dowi sitting oh Ia table n front of the fire with bis back To them Daniels immediately stepped forward and covered Dowd with 6 SIX shooter, told him to ''thruw up his hands" The uperintendent at the same time ordered the Americans present not 10 interfere, and catching Dowd's arms threw them in the air himself On the following morning an ambulance and escort was placed at Daniels disposal and the pris- oDer taken to San Jose on the line of lhe Mexican Central railroad, distance of no miles. Upon reaching Paso del Norte, Daniels and Dowd were locked in an express car where they re- mained until reaching American soil. | Sheriff Ward was notified by telegraph | and this morning started and met Dan- iels at Bowie station and proceeded to | Contention where deputies Bod Hatch | and Fred Ward were awaiting with a | conveyance for the party. Dowd was landed in jail before 1t was known here | that he was m the city. The arrest of | Dowd makes tbe fifth of the murderous gang that IS b-hind the bars Men are | now on the track of Delaney, and he will | be captured or killed inside of ten days | sure. Daniels is the lion of the hour here to night.
 WILCOX, Jan. 6.-W. G. Vandewater, a commercial traveller for r. F. Macy. | one of the pioneer merchants Of Will | COX was robbed thIs evening about five | miles from Willcox. The robbers two | in number secured fifty dollars the pro- ceeds ot the sale of lot of merchandise which MT. Vandewater had disposed of | at Fort Thomas. The robbers are sup | posed to have gone in the direction of Mexico.
 PORTLAND, Or, Jan Early this morning Alfred Yanke was assassinated by his brother-in-law, Jack Murray, while walking on the street with Mur- rays divorced wife, who IS Yanke's sis ter. The shooting was done through pure malice.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Two Chinese babies were burned to death last Satur- day evening. IL IS asserted that the deed was purposely committed SD as to rid the mother of the care of the children in order that she might be used for immoral purposes.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. A collision |, 0curred yesterday afternoon on the Oakland pier between the Alameda and Oakland local trains. Great excitement prevailed for q time under :he effect Of rumOrs that a great number of passen- gers had been killed and wounded. Iu- uuiry established the Tumor to be incor- rect. No accidents to passengers had taken place. Conductor Owens was the only person injured. The collision Oc- cured while the empty Alameda train was switching into place. The fact of there being n heavy fog at the time raused the Oakland tram to run slow. and to this IS probs ply due the mIracu- lous escape of passengers m the Oak lhDu lTdlu- Altt tuEllt oA Aht OhhAhAiu train IS badly damaged, and one coach Df the Alameda train was completely wrecked.
 SAN FKANCIsCo, Jan. S.-The Califor- nia Pioneers have decIded to erect a building on their lot on Market street, left to the socIety by James Lick. The estimated cost of the building is Sl5O,- poo.
 TACOMA. W. T., Jan. S.-The people of this city rejoice at Villard's resignation, who has long been charged with dis against Tacoma and in favor of Seattle, as the terminus, having pri- gat- interest there. Everybody IS con ident that real estate aud business en- .erprises will largely increase in value the next SIX month.
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 CHIcAGo. Jan. 5.-The thermometer