Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22

ambulance from the hospital soon ar- rived and took most of the injured to that institution. The injured ss far as known are John F. MCDunn, aged nine years. severely inJnred about the legs; DIlas Zed, badly injured; Bessie Brad ley, ankle dislOcRted; SamL Cooper, ln- iured about the head and body. The steamer was owned by the Pennsyl- vanis Railroad company.
 MADRID, Aug. 17-There have been two slight riots at Sograus, due to the re- sistance of inhabitants to certain sanI- tary regulations. The Governor Of Gre nsda has been attacked with cholera.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.-At noon the weather indications for the next S@ bouts were north, and middle Pacific, fair; south Pacific, fair, except III the extreme southeastern part, light !coSl rains.
 CHARLESTON, ". Va. l9.-This after noon while the cars were ascending anc descending the decline railroad at Cabin Creek coal mines, a short distance atove the city, loaded cars broke loose and c0llided with a car on which were Lay ton Oakford, president of the rOsd, aud Thomas Peacock, Amos Mitchell, JC- seph Hall and man named Thomas, killing the four first named and serious ly wOuudIn2 Thomas. The Cabin Greek road is seven miles long and used - transport coal from the mines 10 the Chesapeake track.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. l9.-Yester- day afternoon some men hun ting on {. high prairie nine miles south of this place, tound tue dead body If Wiliism Shepherd, with TWO bullet holes through the body. It was not c case of suicide, and It may be case of murder, though some tbIDk be may have been shot by mistake for deer, which Is not likely.
 DETROIT, Aug. 19.-To-day Police man Guy man was taEen sick, turaing black in the face and having a desire to vomit. lie suffered great pain, and 1t was said he had cholera. There were some affirming that It was a true case of Asiatic cholera, while others believe it plain cholera morbus. Several other officers at the same station were taken sick with similar symptoms. There seems a good beginning for a cholera sca-e, but Gn investigation shows that,
 
 of cholera morbus, most of them have no such disease. Off, Guyman was suffering severely from constipation, which caused nausea, and sD emetic was given and has someEhat relieved him. Others were similarly affected.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Blowing tO "corner" Tn lines, prices have advanced from SIP to $50 a box in two weeks. IL Is said there are not more than 1,uJ0 lines in the city at present. The scar city Is due to a combination of mer- chants who control the Acapulco mar ket. The scarcity will continue about two weeks longer, when another steam CT is expected.
 JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 19-The state Democratic convention tO nominate a state ticket met tU day. Gov. Lowery was Tenomiuated and Lieut. Governor Shands was also nominated. No other nominations were made tois cyerIIg. The following resolution Was offered by W. II. Hardy, of Meridian, and was adopted by a rising vote:
 Resolved, That the Democratic party | of Mississippi in convention assembled, | hereby express their apET6cIgt.Cn Of l the honor conferred ty President Cleve l land upon the party and ui on the sra. Q | by the appointment to a cabinet position l of that illustrI0us patriot, hOuored and | beloved by Mississippi, Hon. l. C. c. Lamar. and
 Resolved, That ir the policy ot Prasi- dent Cleveland, so far as disc.csed, We see not only nothing to condemn, but | everything iO inspire confidence iu his | wisdom, integrity and statesmaushIp, | and We hereby expres, our uGqIal,iicd ! endorsement of the same. The c0uyrn- | ton then ad!0urued Uatil tO-moflow | morning.
 DENVER, Aug. 19-A Pueblo special | says that McMullen, a IGuCLer lIvlr 2 | thirty miles east of there, was arrested | yesterday by the United States Marshal | for contempt of court m failing Co remove fences on government land. Me Mullen mode chow Of resisting arrest | aud was shot Tn the leg by the Marshal. He has 3O.OOO acres illegally fenced
 SAN DIEGo, Aug l9-A young lady | twenty-tbree years cf age, comm ted | suicide this morning at San Dlt go t.y | shO ting herself through the heart with | a pistol. Her name was Violet and she | was the daughter of Thos. Whaley, Oue | of the pioneers of San Diego. She was n arried several years sInce. and the de- | st trtlOn of her husband produced mel srclOly that caused her to destroy her self.
 NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-SpecIals from Boston say: Gen. sherman having d ciIned to deliver the proposed eulugy on Grant m this city, tre committee that was appointed to select an orator have decided to invite Roscoe CcnkhDg, II w. Beecher or Geo. w. Curtis.