Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

tttl sl~ A-sl.-sEE l1 AArNE4- tA'A l--e rezlgnstiOu Lss been accepted.
 SASDY Hook. Sstt. II, 9.3D a. m ! The judges boa. has tsken the Genesis ID tow while tue tug ScanaInayIan has | taken the Puritan. and they are moving out toward the hghtshIp.
 10 a. m.-Nezther elouiy. and wind west; blowing i've miles Der hour. The { P.IrItan ID tow and Gsnesta under sail sr.' now passIug out tO the starting point. The Scotland Lightship signal [ servlce officer predicts for to-day very light and generally sOutherl, wlnis. lO5J 8. n.-Puritan has jus, drOPped the tug and Is now proceeding unGel saii.
 ll:3O a m Both yachts are stIll be- ealmei ofthe Scotland lightship. There
 is DO sign of starting; wind very light and southeast.
 2-)j p. m.-The iudses boat is in pO-
 sitiOn for the start and the American en- sign has been run up; vTrd now eight
 miles an hour, from the south. 2:2j p. m--IEe race IS Off for the day.
 CHIcAGo, Ills. Sept. I2-Emery \. | Storrs, the well known bsrrIster and political orator, dIed at Illinois last
 night of paralysis of the heart. His death was unexpected.
 DENVER, Colo. Sept I2.-The news re ached here at Rn early hour this morn ing of a wreck on the South Park road three mile@ east of Como. The train was the Lssdville express, and sp- preaching slight down grade when
 the engineer discovered that the air breaks would not work. With greatly ! increased speed the train soon struck a sharp down grade curve, when the two l c Icbes broke from the engine, jumped the track and piled up in the ditch a
 complete wreck. Al of tie l6 psssen- gers mirsculOu-ly escaped serious injury,
 except Mrs CrOnkhite, of Denver who suslaiuC fracture of both arms snd in- terual injuries.
 MADRID, Sept. r.. The German leg
 ation ID this city Is still guarded by soidier-.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l4-The Chron' icle's Washington special says: -Fer. ris. the lat-s- Tichborne claimant, who 6t l.-t accounts was living in San Die go. Caiioru;s, has made application for arrears rf pension amounting to about S35Uu, with tle Eld Of which he expects to establish iIs 'aio Os being Sir Roger II,lo ruc.
 MADRID. Sept. 1.-The total number CT cases 1f cholera reported iu Madrid since September lst, was O. Gjf and fol the whole of spain for t-- s4us time 155li Tn, Io.ll nun of deaths
 throIrLGut Spain since a-- u-5eE Isl Was i-i-5. L.- .l.---s- has -.scu-t CiS appeared from '-e province or Na.el' cIa, Iurcis, SaraE sea an C-auG1a- PAEIs. Sep. "A few eases of chol- era ant dea ., from the disease are daLy report. rom the var!0us towns
 ia Sle south o: France.
 PEgEIA. Ills. sept. I2-Tas large -u- gar works e the American Glucose Company were burned to The ground tni. morning. Loss S-Jt ulu. Some ninety men -rlp.oyeI !u the factory a,
 time the t--e.y escE0ed with th-lI lives.
 PORTLAND. Ogn., Sept. i2-LewIstop Idaho, news reaches here of the murder of Daniel M. Frazier, auditor of ShO, shOne C. unty, early yesterday morning
 IL Is evident that three men entered FrazIer's sleeping apartment, ID the real of his store. hacked his body to pieces
 and then attempted tO rifle the safe, ID which they were unsuccessful. There is
 DO clue t0 the perpetrators who were
 probably Chinese.
 LONDON, Sept. 1.-The four mile fool
 rae between George and Cummings
 which Was originally fixed tO take plac, iu JflasgOw. was rua to-day bt Edin bursb. The track was in good cOndi tion. Cummlugs expressed himself con fdent Cf winning. but the betting va. two Co one against him The race began at J:.}0 2. ID. and was won by Cummings George led for three miles and then col
 lapsed.
 ST. PAUL, Ninn., Sept. 12-Ihe gen 1 eral passenger agent of the Trans-COn | tine atal Association held their frs
 meeting this morning. A round tTiI
 rate Of $50 was agreed upon from east ern points to San Francisco for the c
 4. F. meeting meeting next year.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. IA circular hs | be.r issued by the land office, modify
 ing the former circular issued by ths
 bureau, prescribing the rights of rail
 rOs' companies ID cutting timber iron pubic lands. The circular states iha timber cau bs cut only during the tim | of construction of the railroad, and Im
 uedistely adjacent 10 the line of ross ! under cOnstruc ron. No more timbe
 can be cut than is actually required fO
 the construction of the road bed, bridg es. culverts, etc, sod such timber cal not be cut for fuel, station houses, shed l and other structures. The trees GU must not be less than isht inches ID dl
 smAer and none but authorize, age ,ss ot railroad companies will be re quiAd 10 cut timber. Railroad comps niss are not authorized 10 sell tImbe
 90 cut to other companies or iDdivid | uals. The companies are prOhIbite'
 from cutting timber on public or miner al lands. or on Indian reservations O
 pubic parks. The right Of a compan
 to cut timber with the sectiCn ceases Q
 the expiration of five years after th detEst location of the section. I'm circ.llr materially mOiiiies the old Ou In Ils-Eg the territory within vhlcl timber can bs cut t7 tl- immediate vic irIty oi The iIue uud-r construction, a
 it has been tEe pr ctice Co cl- tluCe anywhere within the terminal limits e
 the road. Another important uoditici
 ton IS the u.ta.l 0ftl uue wI,li
 which c0uf --.e= may cr- ylabe-.
 | A-rr~, C., Sept. 1l-li55a: exc.t, | ueut vas ca1--i l4st sTe1rl-, iu vls
 I- known Ls rLe ~mtlt.-- tua-l,l ! house. by ;-e sudden a-a-l of tl p-og5Iet0r. John BIeue-t. Ie was sI
 ting at suPa-r, when Le fell back !
 bis cizlr. e.ye one loud breath au
 wIs dead. ar-. Bleuet: had gone {
 Wisconsin tu bury her mother within week past. LLd sister had disl the.
 in the D. -a,iue Another sister. q slding here. faIated when sue hear
 that MT. bl-ue-; had G,g.i. and it vs thought tLaL she, too. vas dead. IT
 report SO e0, spread through. the tow created tbe weIrd impression that q family was fsted. NIT. Blsnett was Mason n good standing He was wId
 ly known and universally liked. FRESNO, Cal. Sept. 1.-The wine ce lar and dIstIilsry fl the Fresno vin ' yard Co. was destroyed by fire this nor ing; loss one hundred thousand dol lar
 QUEBEr. Sept. ll-Ma!or Msller, q Q influential French Canadian, gives q substance Ct al intervIe= held vii