Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

ing a desperate fight One nationalist
 was arrested with knife in his hand.
 EUREKA. New, Angus: I6.-The Geddes
 and Bertrand mill, in Secret canon,
 twelve miles from town, which cost
 SJOOOO0. was destroyed by fire yester- day. No insurance
 WAsHIxGroS, August I6-Afessrs. Morris, Earle Bnd Hughes. solicitors for
 Attorney General Garland, to-day filed
 his answer to the bill recently filed by J. Harris Rogers against Attorney Gen eral Garland, Senator Harris and others for the settlement Of the Pan- Electric ] Telephone COmpany's affairs. Garland in his answer denies In detail every ma tarlal statement in tbe bill and calls at tentioa to the "scandaious and lmDerti-
 neat matter in the bill" He says he must decline tO answer such portions unless the courts direct him to do so. | h the course of his answer Garland saws ! he became impressed with the apparent | usefulness of the inventions. and on ] Ju!y Ij, 1883 attended a meeting of l persons interested, lt the residence of | complainant After relltCg the circum- ! stances cf the making of contract. Chr 1 land says the complainant instead Cf | devOtiug himself tO the perfection of the ] invention, Gs by bis coutrac. he was | bound to do, sold the interests in his ! stock ln the patient ln vi lation of said ! contract anc against the interests of the ! company; that finding he couii not per | slaie defendants Go accele Co L.s wishes l Eo procured many s..se and malicious | statements Co be published in the public ! press of the country bo!b as tO the de- | fendsnts and as Co the business of the ! company,
 HUACHUCA, August l6-TwO couriers
 arrived at Fort Huachucs at { D. m., | yesterday, bringing news that Ieuteu- l ant GIt-wood joined Lavtou's command ! ou iLg 9th instant. L1wton has not seen Dr heard Of the hostileg since July ] 2i-t. Heavy rains are making it imp1s- sI5ls Co follow a trgii oy-r twelve hours l old. At tue time tue C1lriers left. Law ton was rafting hIs command over the l Arros river. GstewOod's Indians are tO act as guides. The rams ere unusually l heavy.
 NEW YoEK, Aug. 16-TEe striking cigar makers returned to work to-day.
 The st1ppers, ui whom there are nearly
 JoJ. GisO returned Co then shops to-day.
 The bulcEers will go back to work tu-
 morrow, and the rollers on Weiuesi day.
 be fight between fine cigarmakers and
 tte kclgL;s of Labor had been going
 on Tor several weeks aud the Knights of
 Labor La.e been dcieated.
 WAsHGSGroS. Aug. IG-The president
 ieit ~ asLIuE.cn at Ei) this morning
 for his summer vacation in the Aiiron-
 dsck uoUuiaiEs. He Whs 6ccomUauiel
 by lI.-. Cleveland and Mrs, Folsom and Col. LaUO.t and vile.
 SACENIESTo. Cal. August I7.-Ths senate l-s vlssej su -ueafme.t which defeats tIc objects u- thc water sppro- Ir.-'gr-. Iae lUallu. lt provides that tLe --veTsl'u or vafas -tlli iD TO m h. ncr e.itct t-- l--ss -t ilssi1u owners. !
 SACRAMENT, Ar-ust I1.-Gav. Stone man Eas receiVei ta 'G.1wius. dispatch: ,urai Cal, August I1-Gov. Stonemar, | | Vi.l tender you IlJ men ss Iudepen- dent cavalry, lu clze of trouble with l Mexico. fSI-usjI I.- L. WEIGH.
 TCLAEz, Cl.. Aug. l7-The entire l 5geiLtss portion ot IE.--s was barned | .l-; a'Eut Cu'y two stores remain. l Sixty bsa.--9- loEses Wete des- ! i:oycl. The Toss l- unknown.
 IULAEE, Cal, Arx. I5-Iho Tulare | fire I= supposed to b, iucendlary. he j. iss I, estimated e. Two hundred aud fifty thousand dollar. ilsUlatce light It started iT tLe stable. The houses were burned and .hc private houses were thrown open Go the refugees. Rebuild l il- h-, already commenced.
 NcoALrs. 4. r., Aus. I7-Tho rail- road authorities st4-e that it wall be 'GNy fifteen days before trains run through Co Guaynas. Iu some places i.D feet of track have been washed away. besides numerous bridges and 
 Les ASGELEs. Aug. l7.-IEe trains rom and for the east are delayed by Fashouts between luiio and Yuma. It Is expected the trains will run through I o-day. {
 SACEANESTo, Hug. i5-Foxlall stakes, { or threeyear-1.is, rIia and iive-cighths, , ,eIe won by Ba.dElu's SohI Silver. lime, @i
 FL PAs5, Aur. I7-Dr. V. T. Baird, i, Tlo pracilcei medicine Ll For. Worth, c Iu: for the last eight months has been [ iflug ln Ortez, a town .ogth of Ch!hua- a .ug on the Mexican Central. arrived a ere and says that he las been compel s .d Co abandon that country cu account ( ( the yIndictIve feelings of the Mexi- s al c4u-ed by the demand for tLe re- ease Ot Cutting. Fl suys tha. he Mex A, 'ans Ct all classes age for war. iie only s lEt Cue person who was opposed Co L H =H ... HH# Ha H . Ho declared l.- intention io leave that V juntry and trEe up L-s r,-lieuCe iu z eXas If WET should occur. Glr Baird " ss asked if tle ruiirE powcrs wanted p ar with tie JIlred States. lie an ~ FeseG. "Ies l taIrk there ril to war ~ 's tae simple reason that Mexico Is ' nt upon I.. la.r delay and jr~ru-siOn A' legal points Is simply ro gaiu time Eud so tle sympathy oi tLe world or the bt ailn portion or iE. This talk 0f cuuf.ic: l. authority between DicE and the state re
 Ch.Euahua i5 absurd Co anyone who el lovs anything aioLt Mexican politics. at laz Is dictator. Doe makes and uumskes ,ve5L1rs and legislators and courts at in g pleasure. \ syllable from him and to lttIug wCuld have been surrendered fi, seks ago. It Fu.'s diu s1r tlc present
 let t-s rDs spous!ai'I.y rcm.nally Test lon 'le shoulders of CMhuaaua. That bi. all" tic Bo S, Aug. 1.-The publication Of ,, a iac.s That William Gray. Jr., Eecre- Fy Cl tle Atlantic and ildlau Orchard i.is Corporations, .s driau..er :0 au va 1rm9us GuCuls has created great cy- Ja ul lt here. ' is believed that bis col .aaE-- Will amount Co oyes half tn iii5a Io.i-s-. Gr-y was deposed from co' @ tr-aELy ship %. to.b corporations Se s-rai days ago. The Gs-sts Of tue lat O corporations amounts to more than uai EU,lIJ and It i- not believed tine .yrlcy ,, o.Her I- impaired by Gray Ia a-auo1s. G..y has occupied the aw -euo-t Uo.!tlar II business and sOciai pre cIes He ll- .ls.f E.-uiiceutly and tsr s been regarded as very wealthy. yes ay Is Eo.ut 5J yelsa old and has a ( 'e and two sCIs. c .t Is kaJWu thsr Gray has left tLe cIty rt' i it Is thought be Is making L.s way He
 Canada vIih @ Lc-=a and buggy. It Ic boo. believed hc ha- carried my stolen cir, uey with him, Es he IS believed Co can ge sptr; tle most Ci It ini 2 --..r-rr..--r- 4ur IA T,-rTal '