Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
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Simon report body of Indian scouts go ing north to camp with five woapde SCI uts. A battle has evidently take plsce.
 The troops found a young man, nam unknowD, about twenty years of age light complexion. killed by Indians il the first cahon beyond Cave Creel csfion in the Chiricshuss. They burIet him n the ground.
 The cowboys ID the San Simon, vh, were rounding up their herds, hay, taken the Dunn trail, with siI soldiers after the Indisns. They csught sight O them at two different times but coulC not catch up to them.
 Parties in from the middle pass O DraROous say two woodchoppers II Granite Caion were fired upon by In dians yesterday. They were ID a wagon but cut the traces snd mounted tn, mules an escaped. The Indians hay, been up and down the range all da! yesterday and & number were in th, Cochise stronghold. The party giviDs this news saw no soldiers
 It is now believed that Mrs. Mack and Shanabsn are safe; ths. they went ovel the range to another ranch.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA dispatch from Portland, Oregon, to the Chronicle says: lt IS stated here that the presence of w. B. Strong, President of the Atch. isOn, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R. Tn this city, IS principally with the object of ob, tainIng the signatures of the Oregon navigation company 10 a contract by hich tEe fruit transportation business of southern California Is to be pooled between the Southern Pacific, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe & Oregon Savigs. ton Company. When Mir. Strong ar. rived the contract already had attached the ais natures of Leland Stanford for the Southern Pacific and of Mir Strong representing the AtchisOn, Topeka X Santa Fe. Atlantic and Pacific and the St. Louis and SaE Francisco railroads and 1t is understood it has received the assent of the Oregon Navigation Company. which controls the ocean coast traffic.
 LONDON, Oct, l.-Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Conservative leader m the House of COmmuns, speaking at Sails bury yesterday said the Government vas attempting, III concert with the powers to circumscribe the area ot the existing Roumelisn disorders. Refer. ring to the alarming increase of boycot- ting in Ireland be said tho GOvernmeIi was preparing to deal with It with a strong hand. He believed the Irish people would applaud the action of the Government regarding the matter.
 He denounced Gladstone's manifesto as misleading ID it's statements concern ing the occurrences of the past and ID its promises for the future. The speak. CT sad that the reports of crime in Ire. land were sbsurdly over-drswn.
 LONDON, Oct 1.-The Earl of Shsnts. bury IS dead.
 BESICIA. Oct. 1.-The boarding and lodging house at Turner Eckley's ship yard was burned 10 the ground last night. The occupants escaped with on ly such wearing apparel as they could find in their hasty exit and lost every thing they possessed, including sboni SIX hundred dollars in coin and theiI watches. Several of them while making their escape were severely burned about the face and hands. The building was insured and the loss with the furniture will amount to about S6,000. The fire IS thought 10 be the work of an incendirry
 BERLIN. Oct. l.-The result of the re. cent interview between De Giers. Rus sian premier and Prince Bismarck, will be to restrain Servis, Greece and Mon. tenegro from attacking Turkey, other wise Austria would. 1t is thought, certain. ly make 8 bold strike for Sslonics and possibly for Constantinople, causing c blaze in Russia which would end in sr European war.
 BUTTE, Montana, Oct. 1.-The time fol the Chinese tO leave Butte, as per no tice of the Knights of Labor, expired last night and WAS marked by an i'm mense mass meeting held in front of the court house. Fully 5000 people attend ed. Many speeches were made denun ciatory of the Chinese and resolutions were adopted declaring that the Chin ese must be made to go by lawful means. Violence was denounced. but the lorna ton of an snti-Chinese league was de Inanded to discourage in any shape whatever theemployment of Chinese. A boycott was ordered against all who em p!oyed Chinese. Their quarters IT Chinatown were bsrncsted and three hundred deputy Marshsls prevented any approach ID that direction. The city IS swarming with excited and en thusiHsiic men. but no breaches of the peace had occurred up to midnight.
 NEW YoRE, September 30.--Gen. E. $ Jones, of BiDghsmpton, has been chOseI to fill the vacancy Occasioned by tho withdrawal of Flower from the Democrat ic State ticket Tor Lieutenant-GOvernO Gen. Jones subsequently, appeared be fore the State Committee and formal! accepted the nomination. lt has beer previously tendered to Gen. II. W. Slo cum, but he declined. Jones was borT ID Utica, New York, in lS2s. He wa, reared in Massachusetts and his hom, was there until the close of the war He commanded the famous Sixth Masses chusetts Regiment. which was attsrkeC ID the streets of Baltimore on April lSth 1881, while on its way to the defense o Washington. This was the first blOOs shed in the civil wsr. He consequent. raised the 26th Volunteers and serve with distinction in the Army of the Gull He was brevetted Brigadier Generss for meritorious service on the field. A the close or the war he settled in Bin2 hampton, Boone county, and establishes the Jones Scale Works He ran fo Congress against Thomas c. Plstt Il 1874, but was defeated. and was agsii beaten two years later for the same offic by G. R Dwight. He is regarded as business man purely and not as a poi ticisn.
 SAS ANTONIO, TeI., Sept. M-A com mittee of the Brotherhood of Engineer will leave New Orleans tomorrow to SC Manager Hu,chison of the Southern Pc cific, which controls the Galveston Harrisburg ani San Antonio, to deman the reinstatement Of several members c the Brotherhood who have been dis