Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
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Sheriu ben Crawford, Of Graham coun ty, who was reported to have bee
 killed by the Apaches near Solomonville
 day before yesterday, has turned up un. ] harmed.
 WILCOX, 4. T, Dec. 3.-The Indians
 have cut the wires between Wilcox and
 Fort Grant. Lord, the military opera.
 tor, IS now warning all the ranchers who
 are in town to start home and protect
 their families.
 LATER. The Indians are between
 Percy's ranch and Fort Grant, going
 into the mountains. Couriers are now
 going In all directions. Ibe town Is in
 arms.
 | DUNCAN, Dec. 3.-TEelye hostiles at-
 tackled section men near Guthrie station
 and fired several shots, when the men re.
 treated to the station. The hostIlrs got
 one gun from the men. J. w. Parks
 with twenty mounted rangers has gone
 m pursuit. Indians heading in direction | of Alma.
 SAN CARLOS, Dec. 3.-It has now been ascertained that nineteen White Noun tain Indians were killed by hustiles in the fight at Cibicu creek and that a ! large number of ponies were taken. In
 addition to the killing of the boy last Sunday, the remains of another Ameri- can has teen found by the agency h. dians. supposed to have been killed at
 the same time.
 SOLoMoSvILLE, Dec. 3.--The Indians have turned towards Eagle creek, killed some cattle and perhaps are meeting their squaws from the reservation, when l tlluk they will make a dash into Chi huahua through or near Doubtful csiion. Sheriff Crawford and Sheldon Stage arrived here safe.
 Signed: r. J. BoLAS.
 SoLoMOSvILLE, Dec. 2-Last night a band of Indians raided through here and took several horses. They were Eotly purrued by the citizens who at first thought they were horse thieves. We run ontJ them about four miles west of Ash Prak. Two of our best mount ed men were Rnlbnshsd and killed at tn, ii-s; fire. The Indians then took posi-
 non on hlgh knoll. We thea num- bored only five, the horses of the others having gwen out. We partially sur rounded the Indians and sent a man hack for assistance. The Indians after some time made a break toward Ash Peak canyon. We were not strong uou n to stop them. They VIII be in lEe vicinity of Duncan about noon to- day. lhey are we'll armed and mounted, having three horses each.
 (SiGned) U. BoLAS.
 SAN EEASCIsCO, Dec. 3-To EDITORS: Tlerc Is no wire eas; of Ogden; II Is caused by repairs being made to the bridge near Sherman. RICHARDSON.
 DETROIT, Dec. 3-This morning, at -iX o'clock, fire broke out m the Bar nam wIre and I-un works in thIs city, almost completely destroying the build Iug aud three double houses adjoining. Tue ire started m ths stock room on he second iiJoI, but its cause IS not knsIu. IvO hundrel men are thrown nu. ot employment. Loss on the works between Slj0.UOO and s200,0OO, and the dwelling houses were valued at SS.5O0.
 BAY CGrT, Mich. Dec. 3-At II o'clock Inst night a fire broke out ID McGraW's mil and at one o'clock the | null was in ruins. It was situated at the | extreme south end of the Saginaw river. | At the time of its erection m 1873, 1t 1 was the largest concern of the kind in | world. The loss IS SlJ0.OO0, oD which | there is an insurance of sl0O.0O0
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Dec. BE H. Jones | & Co. doing business at 535 Market ! street in this city and No. go Worth | street, New York, as jObbers of notions | and fancy goods, made an assignment to | O. A. Hale this morning. The house | bas been Tn business since 1852 | and was the oldest concern m this branch on the coast. The | partners are Edward B. Jones and | Daniel Mcleod ir., of San Francisco. | and Alex Johnson. of New York. They | were unable to make their collections 1 rapidly enough L. meet their paper and | thuugbt It best to assign for the benefit | of all concerned. They hope to pay in | full and resume at an early day.
 CoLUMBUs, O., Dec. 2.-The Supreme Court to-day rendered a decision in the | Daggett habeas corpus case, brought up | from Cincinnati, discharRing the defen- | dan. and holding the Cincinnati and | Cleveland election registry law uncon- stItutiODHl.
 CLEVELAND, Dec. 2.-A Mansfield, | Ohio, special says: Joseph Hosdowitch, teller of the Farmers National Bank, | Absconded last night, taking with him l $500 m money and negotiable securi- l ties. The officials of the bank received | a tele gram from HOsdowitch to-day, at Windsor. Ontario. intimstiDg that he would treat with them for the return of the money, and a committee of the di- rectors was sent to meet hIm. The | bauk will not te seriously affected by the loss.
 ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 2-Juige Mccoy. | United States District Judge, at a late hour last night issued 6 restraining order against the declaration of the re- cent prohibition election IL Atlanta
 DETROIT, Mi h., Dec. 3-This morning, at au early hour, the body of Bertha E. Buckworth was found Tn front of her house on Chestnut stresi, with her throat ! cut from ear to ear. Tie murder oc- cured some time between F o'clock and l daylight and the body had been dragged l outside Of the house. William Stevens, 1 an employee of the National Iron | Works. IS su-pected of the deed. They | were c. have been married on Saturday. 1 Las. night the neighboTs heard them l qusTreling. He has not yet been cap | turrd.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Dec 3-At session | of the Knights f Labor last night a res l olution VAS adopted demanding the re- moval oi all tn. Chinese from the city | within sixty days. The Convention | meets again on saturday to take fur theT action.
 LONDON, Dec. 3.-Returns up to two o'clock this afternoon show thus far that | 262 Liberals, 203 Tories and 46 Nation alI-;s have been elected.
 LINCOLN, Cal Dec. 3-The Coroner's jury m the case of NJ. Donnelly, whrse l muiIlated remains were found near here | on Monday last. held an all day and all l night session yesterday. with closed | doors. The witnesses were admitted | singly. The jury is determined 10 ob- tain some clue that will lead to the ap- prehension of the murdeTers. Officers I are bnsily securing the vicinity for wit | nesses. Public feeling is very high and , the verdict IS snIiOusly awaited.
 SAS FRASCIsco, Dec. g. Noon in- dIcations for the next g. hours: Fair weather all along the coast.
 BERLIN. December 2-There was a scene in the ReichstRg to-