Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
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LoKpsBuEG. \. NJ, Aug. 4.- Probably the most important strike iu the history of southeastern New Mexico was made at the foot of the Burro Mountains, SIX teen miles northeast of this place. Three distinct lodges, eight, ten and fourteen feet wide, of free milling ore averaging over two hundred dollars, and running as high as ten thousand dollars have been discovered. Prof James, oi tbe Carlisle mine. examined several Of the principal mines last week and re- marked, "boys, it is good enough. AL though the camp Is less than three weeks old over sixty hardy miners have cast their lot there. The name oi the strike | is MalUn City. That the strike IS am important one. there can be ua doubt.
 Forest fires have been raging iu the Burros and on the plains adjacent there to. for the Inst three days, destroying hundreds of cords of wood and thou sands Of acres Of fine grazing.
 IoypoN. August i.-Au American frigate, believed to be the Lancaster, is ashore on the southeast oi Shlngie Bar, o1 Hus, Castle.
 @sHIS0roN, August i.-The back part of the United States Hotel bnlld- ing. situated on Pacific avenue, fell Tn without warning yesterday evening anu buried in the ruins a number ot people, yariously estimated at from tO 1J. general fire alarm WIS sounded which brought a number Of fire engines, hook and ladder companies and squad oi police. Cries and means could te heard from the ruins. and It was supposed that all who were imprisoned were not dead.
 LArEE-Mrs. Belden, wife Cf the proprietor of the hotel and two others have been rescued. The greatest efforts
 are being put forth tO rescue the re-
 naming victims, bu. It ls feared all are dead.
 Tor-LoS, August 4-FOur deaths from cholera here last night. The phyzlcIans fear that a return Of the people to tue unhealthy regions vIli cause an out break and possibly au outbreak Oi
 smallpox and typhoid fever. GALVESTON, August IA News Van Buren, Texas, special says: About hity | Apache Indians are camped on the ranch belonging to a. R. Cox, seven miles from this station and fifteen miles | from Sierra Blanca. The Indians broke | from the reservation at Fort Slnton, \. NJ. and are on the wErpath, ~ter-Ing and killing horses Serious trouble l5 ap- urehended. Last night Captain Me ! Murray and a company ci the State | Rangers left MurDbyyIile i0r this place | by a special train over the leNas Iaelhc- ! IL is probable troops from For, I-Vls
 will be ordered iu pJrsuIt ROME, Aug A-1he Papai Cuu-I~-"ry. | it Is officially fixed, wI.i meet '- sep
 tember, when, probably, twelve ,arUl-
 nals will be created.
 The Superior Franciscan Brother Q; ! Brooklyn is making tour Cf Ireland to obtain recruits for the mission Go | America.
 The Archbishop ot Oregon IS appeal
 ing to English Catholics for funds to | establish new missions m Alaska and | Vancouver island.
 Father Hogan, President of tho Col
 lege of St. Sulpice, Paris, ls soon to sail for Boston, where Lc will found seminary.
 OsrgNp. Aug. A.-Heury ". Stanley,
 who arrived here yesterday was reccIv- | ed with enthusiasm. StraueE, president | of the international association, met him | at thu steamer, King Leopold and thr J Duke du Maule were present at ban quet gwen Stanley.
 VIENNA. Aug. 4-There was severe
 earthquake shock yesterday at FacO, ! Bosnla
 BAR HARBoE, Me, Au-. L-Blaiue leaves to-day for Augusta. iis has not
 yet definitely decided about attending | the convention at MotTanacOck or the
 reunion a. Old Orchard.
 MAEsEILEs, Aug. L. The fact that
 swallows which migrated at tue ont | break of the pestilence have not yc. re- ! turned and that there are no Sparruws at all in the city, Is adduced as evidence that the atmosphere is yItIated. This migration of birds made a deep ImpTcs- son upon the public and led tO de mand for the preservation Cf the ut- mospheTe.
 QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 4.-The steamer l Australia, which arrived here to-day | from New York, reports having spoken | the Monarch line steamer Lydian Mon
 arch, Captam Hucgett. which left Lon don July 18th for New York, on Thur day. in latitude !S degrees north, lOngi- tude 33 degrees were, heading southwest ir a disabled condition. She refused any assistance. When Inst seen the steamer was drifting south. Fears are en-
 tertained. for his supplies will not last till another vessel l. sight q, as she was far out Of the way Cf The cOUrse taken by Atlantic vessels. It K learned that
 the captain of the Monarch refused the
 assistance ot the Australia because lt expected to meet i's own company
 boat. There ars .au Nuruan hor-cS. valued at say 4-uuu. on beard of the
 Monarch, and it k feared they will per
 ish for lack of fodder.
 SAN JOSE, Aug. Sanford D. Adams. married and twenty four yeaIs of age,
 was arrested m thIs cIty last evening Tor forging on order On II. ". Pia'i, San Jose real estate agent, for S.i, alb ut six weeks ago. Adams had just returned here from Nevada City.
 SAN FEASCrSCo. Aug. IA dispatch received here from Albany, New York, says the Isthmus-Paci,ic Tail-sai com pany with q capital cT twelve million dollars. has jus, fc-n incorporated hy ex- Senator Sharon and others. Tle company proposes Co Uulli a railrJ q across the I4,F0u- us Panama and operate the same In cuul Icti'u with steamship liEe NiE. Sharon. 900 being questioned about tLe project. s.Ii ae knew bat little ol ]. ,-..T. tl.. tLe D. terprise ha4 l.cl u....taa.. H- lew large capitalists. l-o - w.. Iass. '.e they had elected i.I .-a nt ..c o.-e-.- OTs.
 Los ANorLr-. Aug. --l..ie-' S. Lynch. city editor a-d I---..Hr .i th- . Los Angeles Herald. dl.i -ulipu.g ;t Santa Monica. Saturday night. from :. apoplexy The funeral takes place t1- !. day.
 SAN FENSuscJ. Aug. 4-WLrt seen- ! ed this morning CD be hGt heavy fog 1 has suddenly transformed itself into a . sharp shower of ram with every ap- pearanc- cf keeping mp iu- iha balance ! of the day. No reports have been re- 1 ceiyed from interior points, bu; present 1