Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

possible. At l:3O an alarm was sent
 out for extra engines and It boxed as though the whole surrounding neghbOr- | hood would be destroyed. At five o'clock alarms were still being sent out for extra engines. ihe factory was filed with furniture and the estimated
 loss amounts to more than one mil lion dollars This is the busy season of the year and the loss will be still heavier
 for the company. Over three hundred | men will be thrown cut of work.
 The streets at 5:30 were crowded with
 people and the Greatest excitement pre- vailed. Rs every body m the surrounding
 tenement houses were moving furnl-
 ture and seeking tO escape from the
 flames, which were fast spreading m Bll directions.
 At 5:3O o'clock special calls for extra
 engines were being sent out, and 1t Is
 estimated that the loss would reach
 Sl,J0O,C00.
 Another Mantrap Collapsed
 JERSEY CITY, N. J., May 27.-The three story frame tenement house, No. 76 Colgate street, collapsed this morn ing. Five families occupied the preni-
 ses including 27 persons. Four were killed, Barney, Nellie and Mary Ander-
 son, aged nine. seven and three months
 respectively, all smothered n bed;
 Michael Welsh, lj years of age had his
 head crushed; John COyue aged 3J care insurance agent, Was badly injured. 1 Nine other persons were hurt more or less seriously. Thr building was known to bs insecure. Fortunately no fire broke out Tn the ruins. short in his Accounts. ! NEW YORK, May 27-James Nelson | Day, late confidential clerk for Martin k Rungor, bankers, No. 10 Broadway. has been found short m hII accounts Co the amount of SJJ.OJO. Day. confessed l and states that Le lost the money In l Wall street. Surrender of TouudmaSer. WINNIPEG, May 27.--A dispatch from ! Battleford says Chief POun imaker has | | surrendered internationally tO General | | Middleton, who reached B-ttIefOrd Ou | ! Sunday. Poundmaker and jJ braves. | ! prisoners, will be held tO await the a'- tion of the government. They also l brought ID 2lO stand, of arms. Cen. Grant.
 NEw YORK, May 27.-"I think father | did not sleep more tEan three OF four | LNh4o AtSA A-A AAtT ctAAtA ANA NAA e--+ AA-ao morning, "But 1 think hIs slseplv-- | was owing to his having Lad SO much | sleep on Sunday and Monday nights | He was not kept awake by pain for he | was very quiet and comfortable all | night
 A FraiJI-ss Nission
 PARTs, May 27-It Is rumcred on | Bnur-e that the mission of the Earl of | Rosebsrry tO Berlin resulted in failnre. |
 No Indians Kiiird or Captured.
 DENISG, Y. NJ, May 27.-Tbe Indians have scattered ani are now m small bands ln different parts of SOuihwes- tern New Mexico aud mostly m the vI cinity of the Black R4uge. More than thirty citizens are reported to have been killed and many Ot them man Slei 0e- yond recognition. The Indians are re- ported to be in the vicinity of Cooks Peak, fifteen miles from DemIng. he greatest excitmeut prevails in the set clements on the Gila R.ver. Up to the present time no Indians have been killed or captured, Gen. Crook IS on the way here tO relieve Col. Bradley. and Is expected Saturday morning. The miners and rauchmeu are coming In from all directions. There Is much AA'AA As70NAA AAA tAlA' fA4AnAAF concerning tue actions of the troops ! now m the field, anu 1t is hoped and ex- pected that Gen. Crook WIll soon put an end tO this mu-deriug campaign.
 APaches Killing Americans.
 ENGLE, \. M., May 27-IEe stage . from Chloride brings the news that tue ' Indians are committing Outrages near , Grafton. Saturday evening they killed $ two men at the C1ntwell and Petrie | , raach on the Cila, aud sunday after noon killed Charles Stevenson, foreman If the Alley x IugsrsOll ranch, and { Harvey MOrelaud, son of James More lgud, lvIng between Grafton and FHr- view. The bodies We're found about six miles north Of Grafton, tIll warm. More land wa~ shot several times and when i, found was lying On his back with an i iron rod driven through his head into the ground. Frank Adams. son of Geo. .. Adams, rgnchmHn. hear Eairyiew, ls I supposed Co be killed also. He left Grafton m company with Steyer son and Nortland, and his hat was found near the bodies of the two dead men. Great excitement prevails ard It l. : feared more are killed not Yet discover a ed. Armstrong Brothers, of tLe Black ., Range stage line. say the mails will be 2, put through without delay. [
 Na,ria~ Joining the Apaches o WTNsLOW, N. N., May 27.-About 1GO II NavsIOs, Utss and Flutes, all thoroughly d irm-d, with war paint on, camped near st Hnrdy's Sunday night. it is currently ei that they are making prepara- sons tO join GerOnimu's band Apach- 's. The country around here IS thor ~- 'ughly exercised over the matter
 New Mexico Militia
 SILVER CITY, New Mexico May 27.- JyeTnOr Sheldon Las ordered out four JmpauIes of mounted militia to coOuer- te with the regulars. Two from S0co- O under Col. Eaton, and two from La una under Col Harmon. The latter ompanIes are composed of Pusblo Iu- ans.
 Prohibiting the sale or Oieomarsaia.. PHILADELPHIA. May 27-The action [ Governor Pattlson in siguing the III prohibiting the manufacture and ale ln this city of oleOmarsarine. has reated indignation among the whole ale provision dealers in thIs city, who ave been extensively engaged in im- OriIng and selling tha. product on The bill makes il a pun- hable oifvnse for any one 10 have m heir possession the article in any shape ,ter July 1s' next
 BED-BUGs. FLIES
 Flies, coaches, ants. bed-hugs. rats. nee, gOphers, chipmunks, cleared out. 7 Rough on Rats" be.