Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
Telegraphic Notes.

The Orchard Grove Observatory at Weirs, N. H., was burned Sunday.
 The wreck of the Tallapoosa lies in the direct path of passing vessels.
 Johnston defeated Richban in the great pacing race at Chicago Saturday.
 The Greenbacksrs of Louisiana are to commence the Butler campaign in earn est.
 The reported resignation of Commis- sioner of Pensions Dudley is denied. by himself.
 Corning, \. r., has been visited by severe hail and rain storm. Damages, S25000.
 A fight between wildcat and dog at COnrelton, w. Va, Saturday. was de- clared in favor of the cat.
 Liddle k Simonds' sswmill and lum- Der yards at Duluth, Minn., were burned Saturday night. The loss is over Sl25,OOO.
 A Mexican named Lucian Padillo, who had just been released from the Nebraska prison, assaulted thirteen year-Old girl. He was arrested, but taken from the officers and hanged by mob.
 FennimOre Clayton, a farmer of Mid dletown, N. Y., while suffering from de- lirium tremens, took his boy, aged two years, into the yard and shot him through the head, killing him instantly.
 A gang of hOuse-mOvers got barn squarely across the Wabash railroad track, near Wabash, Indiana, Sunday, when freight train ran into the build ing, scattering it along the right of way for one hundred yards.
 A one-mile swimming match at Old Orchard, Me, between Prof. Thomas Riley, champion of America, and Capt. Henry Simpson, champion of England, resulted in favor of Riley, who made the distance in 23:10. Simpsons time was 2340.
 Captain J. W. Norman, ice pilot of the Thetis, of the Greedy relief squadron, informs the public that he never told any person, or led any one to believe from hIs conversation, that cannIbalism had been practiced by LieutenantG Greedy and his command.
 At Cynthisna, Ky, Sunday, the Alb | dallah stables were burned, where a score of fine race horses perished. | Among them were Long Branch, Chest nut, Wilkes and Jersey Lily. W. H. Wilson places his loss at sj0,OOO. To- tai loss estimated at Sl00,0OO mostly in horses.
 The hOrse-bIcycle contest at ChIcago was concluded Saturday, Anderson, the hoiseman, winning the contest, having covered S75 miles in six days of twelve hours each. Prince on his bicycle made 455 miles, and Armaino. the pedestrian, covering 4l6, their aggregate score being three miles less than that of the rider.
 There is intense excitement at Daw. son, in South GeOrgia, over the uprising of blacks to prevent the execution of a negro which has been ordered for to-day Troops have been sent to the point of disturbance, and report WIS current ID Savannah last evening that the train with troops had been wrecked within seven miles of Dawson.
 Philadelphia socIety has been sur. prlsed by a suit for divorce filed in the Common Pleas Court by Henry D. Gilpin, who was supposed to be a bachelor. The marriage took place three years ago, but Mir. Gilpin's father refused to recognize the wife and the marriage was concealed from the rest of the family. About one year ago Gilpin suspected his wife of faithlessness and from that tune ceased to visit her. Her allowance was, however, con tinued.
 The bodies of Stephen Luke and his wife and John Scovitch and his wife, Hungarians, were found terribly man. gled Sunday morning near Dubers, Pa The room in which the bodies were found presented horrible scene of dis sipstion. Oyster-cans, haIf-full of liquor, were scattered about and the atmosphere reeked of drink. No arrest, have been made, though Michae MitelOck, who was seen to enter th, building, is suspected of having com mItted the deed, robbery being tn, } principal object.