Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-02

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 which Bon must pay before he Can re
 cover possession. The case will n,
 doubt be appealed.
 San Francisco, Dec. 29.-The acting
 adjutsnt general at the Prssidio, in thiI
 city, telegraphed today as follows: Tw, troops of cavalry, 105 officers and men
 and three companies of infantry, loo of icers and men, will leave San Francisco
 today al 5 30 for Bowie. Two companie.
 Of infantry from Benicia Barracks, on,
 from Fort Halleck, New, and one from San Diego will leave tomorrow for the same destination.
 Mobile, Dee. ~29. This morning the Gulf City OI Wells boiler exploded with a terrific h5-ce, tearing down the boiler house and part of the seed sheds, burying four colored lRborers in the debris. Three were taken out dead; the other IS missing Three other negroes were seriously scAlded, and two others slightly hurt Stanton, foreman of the mill was badly injured internally.
 San Francisco, Dec. 29.-Ata a meeting of the state railroad commissioners today a tariff of freight rates submitted by the Atlantic < Pacific railroad company, September l, 1885, was approved and es- tablished- The tarif affects that portion of the Atlantic < Pacific railroad extend ing from tie Needles to hojaye.
 wheatlard, Cal, Dec. 29.-The anti Chinese association met last night and succeeded in organizing permanent or ganization to be known ss the Anti Chi nsse Associatian of Wheatland." John Landis was elected president, and Dr. Melton, Wm. Amick ank Hugh Morri- son, wee presidents. The meeting was the largest one of its kind ever held here and everybody seemed very enthusiastic. Fifty seven signed the roll. Several white women in the town have com menced taking washing that had former ly been given to ChinRmen.
 San Francisco, Dec, 29.-A dispatch received from Fl Psso, Texas, today, states that an attempt was made to blow up with dynamite the large bridge on the Southern Pacific railroad over the Rio Grands river, near Fl Paso, on the 23rd, and thereby to wreck the trains or rob tue passengers on the west-bound express, but owing to the train being late the plan failed. The ttentjon of the Southern Pacific officials of this city. was called to dispatch, and General Manager \. \. Towne stated that Q most thorough investigation Of the matter shows there is no foundation for the statement.
 Washington, Dec. 29th.-The secre- tary of the treasury today received a telegram of Capt. Hooper, Ot the revenue steamer Rush of San Francisco. stating that after consultation with Capt. Healy of the Corvin, he had decided to under tsk. 8 search for the missing vhaler Amythist. He also inquired if the cruise should be limited to the Aleu;iAn Islands and whether he should turn uorthward following back as it broke up in spring. Secretary Manning replied as follows: .sTake the necessary sup plies and proceed at once; the crew IS directed to report to you immediately. Employ a surgeon, and use your ludg- ment as to the northern limit ot the cruise" It is believed at the department that the Rush will bs able to sal rom San Francisco for Behring on ThaIslS!