Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
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 TOMBSTONE. Oct. 29.-A letter receiv ed here from Mir. Wm. Brown dated | Oct 23d st Nscosari, Sonora, says: "OT my return here from Tombstone fouu, tha; the men working my mine had become alarmed and left. induced four of the men to go out sgsin to the mIne to work, and when I return. ed to Nscosari last night from Cumpas found them all back here ugaIn. The Indians had loot ed our camp, taking all our provisions cutting open our ore sacks aud de- stroying everything around the camp l Gm griHg over to the mine again to. morrow with six men. I think tli- l. tae same party of IOdians that oid the killing in Co:hise county while was there. The Indians have killed two MeIcans about - Iailes bs low uur camp. close to the Chihuahua lIne. thIlk they have taken two Of our horses, Hs We cannot find them. They seem tO have things their own Tsy."
 CRITTEsDEN. A. T., Oct. 30-Wing kee, Chinaman who has been gardening on Don Sanford's upper ranch on the Sonoita, iI- iEe past two years, was ionrd by John Cady, yaquero, in the cap, ofMr. Sanford, murdered in his garden this afternoon. He seemed 10 have been dead some two days, having been shot in the head and lying near the fence. No money WAS found on him, but hIs property was intact. No clue to the perpetrators.
 WAsHfSGroy, Oct. - The President has ordered ibat the flags on all build II-s of the executive departments be placed ai Ealf mast anil after the fuaeT- Hl nf General McCie.laH.
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 SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 29-It com menced raining during the night but ceased again. but this morning indica- tions are that II will rain again tonight.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-The President to- day ssppoInted Frederick r. Winston. of Illinois. to be minister resident and consul general to Persia.
 LONDON, Oct. 29.-Dispatches from St. Petersburg to-day state that Russian officials allege that Austria and Servia are intrigueing for territorial sgrandiz- ment of the Balkan peninsula. Infor- nation has just been received from reliable sources that Russia has for the F.. g..u L....v. a.aras1.r a view of asserting her claim In the Balkan territory.
 WAsHISoToS, Oct. 29-Resr Admiral J. C. r. De Kraft died in this city to- day.
 PARIS. Oct. 23.-Considersble excite ment was created today by an attempt tO assassiDate M. De Frey inet, the French Minister of foreign affairs. After attend ing n cabinet meeting De Freycinet took s drive while returning to tine building occupied by the minister of foreign affairs. . man stepped ont into the roadway and fired pistol directly at the carrige in which he was seated. Fortunately the shot was harmless and before the culprit cpuld fire another, he was arrested by a police officer. When the wuuli-be assassin was ex- amined at the police station he confess ed he did not know De freyrinet per sonally and refused to give his name or occupation. The prisoner looks like a mechanic of superior intelligence and appears to be of ItalIan origin.
 LONDON. Oct. 29-Mr. Stead, of the Pail Mall Gazette resumed hIs address in the Armstrong abduction case imme- diately after the opening cOurt to-day. At its conclusion Mrs. R=becca Jarrett, one ot tIe prisoners, began her testI- mouy in behalf oI ,he defense, and had not finished when court adjourned.
 SACRAMENTO, Oct. 29 -Judge Murphy this morning, reviewed the Reynolds case for falslEca.ilu oi records, and granted motion Di the defense tJ have the jusy lvisel '- CcgU-t ln the ground otia-u.i- lIcy %. .y.s,l'g. The yIry T.. med "a yerL... C.. uu. -u.i,y.
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 StN FaAycI--.. Oc'. 2s I'm suits b-ovgh; iy -Lc parties IajgreI by the css explosion iu i-e Palace hu.el, two years ago. agaiEs. Sharon ana tle Cen tral Gas O., were dismissed to-lsy by Judge Sullivan court, on stipulation of counsel The sui.s involved S2j1 ,uOO.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-A private we'd ding took place last evening in Nonkers at the residence Of the brides parents, NIT. and Mrs M. M. Hoyt. The groom was Lieutenant John M. Cunningham, of Fort Clark. Texas, and the bride was Miss Helen Hoyt. 4 few invited guests were present, including General and Mrs John A. Logan. Lieutenant Gun inghsm Is Mrs. Logan's brother.
 NYACK. \. r., Oct. 2S.-The remains oF Tom rnaudar (9nrinCa uhO hrOught