The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

New York, July 2.-F1ve thousand people assembled at the Madison Square Garden last night to witness the glove contest between Sullivan and Mitchell. Sullivan, who was very drunk, made his way to the ropes, and supporting himself made a few remarks, which were hissed. People shouted, T'Sullivan, you've lost your reputation" The crowd slowly left the building, and the contestants divided SIP. 900 between themselves. HEAVY DEFICIT. Little Rock, July Especial Master Simms' report of his investigation as to the defalcations of ex-State Treasurer T. G. Churchill was filed late this afternoon He was treasurer three terms of two years each and deficit is announced of sSO, ,522.
 SHOOTING 4 SHERIFF.
 Galveston, July 2.-A News Wharton special says: In difficulty this after noon over false arrest, H. Gibbs shot Sheriff Brooks. Gibbs escaped. The sheriff is fatally wounded. AN ACCIDENTAL KILLING Helena, Mont, July 2.-This after noon Mrs. E. c. Kemp, while ill and in great pain, attempted to shoot herself. Her daughter Ella, 20 years old. tried to take the pistol away, when it was dis charged the bullet passing through the | daughters brain, killing her instantly. THE CHOLERA Paris, July 2-It is now reported that there were eight deaths from choleia at Toulon yesterday. The authorities of Toulon are sparing no pains to minimize the outbreak, and in Paris it appears the same effort is being made. SHE BEAT DIR. TANNER. Atchison, J ulyl2 Lizzie Bradley, of White Cloud. Donephan county, Kansas, who started to commit suicide by starva ton, succeeded Sunday morning. She wholly abstained from eating for fifty three days, during which time she also refused to speak. A quarrel with her father and the loss of selittle niece whom she had reared caused the suicide
 BULL FIGHT.
 Dodge City, July 2.-W. k. Moore of the Mexican company of bull fighters, from the State of Chihuahua, Mexico, ar rived to day. The genuine Spanish bull s;,atS sS4 xya; 4s aaEsE,ised are an assured fact July in this city. Among the distin- guished party are some of the best citi- gems csrGhibuahua. Mir. Moore is a prominent attorney of Paso del Norte. Mexico. The ampitheatre of the asso- citation ground will seat 5000.
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 If a majority of the people of the coun- try.want to help foreign manufacturing in dustries at the expense of their own, they have perfect right to do it. Let the Democrats make the issue and the Repuhls- cans will fight it out on that line. The Democratic party has always advertised itself as the ''friend of the foreigner" It has always been the friend of the foreign manufacturer, and the enemy If the home manufacturer,
 Benj. F, Butler, John Kelly and Roger A. Pryor had an hours conference the other day upon the Democraticparty and how to put salt upon its tail. Kelly confers with congenial spirits, for while every one of these three would be quite ready to have the Democracy make bis ! political fortunes, not one of them cares a button for any Democratic success apart from such result,
 
 William Martin was at work on X i Colorado Mountain mine. saw snow i slide start above him, and got on his | shovel and slid down the mountain side | as the only chance of escape. He got away: but the friction heated his shovel | So as to burn bis hole in the basement of his oyeralls
 The Ohio Democratic Convention are l still opposed to all sumptuary laws and are in favor of reform.-Ex,
 Seems to us we have heard something of that before.
 Hampson and Garland were paid s200, 900 in Albuquerque yesterday for their work on the Lordsburg and Clifton Railroad
 < C Pomeroy, formerly United States Senator from Kansas, has been aominated for President by the Proli-- ,itionists l A clothing house war in Buffalo has ( 'een waged so fiercely that on Monday ast one firm began making suits to order or Sl each. Since March lst the depreciation in value all quctable railroad securities Is over i ,5O0, 900. .OO0.-Enterprise
 We are glad we sold all our railroads be ,fe this depreciation occurred.