Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07

affair. The governor has written to Secretary ot State Bsyard, in which he endorses Lynn's telegram. The gov ernor pronounees the execution a most foul murder and characterizes it as but a repetition of the insults and outrages committed upon American citizens by the people and authorities on the right bank of the Rio Grande. Gov. Ireland says that If the federal government does not do something Texas will act m the matter.
 WACO. Tex, July 3l-Every day crings new arrivals here. The people are mov- ing from the drouth stricken counties in western Texas and many of them are almost destitute an | completely dis couraged.
 CHICAGO, July 3I.-A member of the firm of Gibbs X Malum on entering his store, 27O West Ere street, this morn ing, found on the floor, ten feet from the door, large dynamite bomb. The fuse had been lighted, but ID falling 1t had struck on the end and put out the fuse. It is composed of about foot of highly polished brass pipe, one inch in diameter and in one end Is q wooden plug into which is drIven number of naIls. An inch from this end are wrapped several thicknesses of oil soak ed flannel. In the other end IS the fuse. Maluf' cannot account for the at- tempt to destroy hls place
 NEw YORK, July 3l-Intelligeuce has been received that a schooner yacht from Philadelphia upset near the gov ernment lock at Sandy Hook, during 8 storm last evening. The body of one person was recovered, but the others are supposed to be in the cabin of the yacht. Seven of the yachts party were found clinging to the rigging after she capsized aud were rescued by a tug, The name of the yacht was Sarah Craig. There was pleasure party on board, bound from Philadelphia for New York. NiEe men were saved.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, July 3l.-Creed Hay mOnd, of Southern Pacific railroad states that the published report that the South ern extension of the road would be con- structed from San Miguel eastward into Kern Co. was incorrect. Maps covering such a route were filed some months ago, thus securing the right-of-way, but that this line will be built for years to come, IS impossible. It will simply be branch line and no part of the extension which Is now being constructed, under the Southern Pacific branch railroad company from San Miguel south through Santa Barbara County, touching at San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and New hall: the erroneous report arose from the hesitation Ot the company m deciding whether it would be better tO run from Los Angeles to Newhall or directly to San Buenaventura. Maps for the for mer route have been filed however, and work will be pushed forward.
 SARATOGA, July 3l.-The second race today, spinswsy stakes, for two year Allies, ss of a mile was won by Lucky | Raldwin's Grisette. Time lO3li Bsldwin's great horse Volante captured the Saratoga cup, distance two and a | quarter miles; time 4:25.
 The 4th race to-day, one mile, " as won by Californis's veteran, Jim Doug las; time 1:44.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July 3l-A fire broke out in No. mill of the Indian | Orchard Mills O., at about $50 this morning and the entire mill, which was 200 feet long and four stories high, is in ruins. The flames were confined to the mill building. The cause of the fire IS | unknown. The mill furnished employ ment for ebout 300 hands. The loss IS estimated at S3O0,OOO.
 SAx FRASCrsCo. July 31-At meet | ing of the federation of trades last night, | the iron moulders' union withdrew m a | body from the organization. Their | principal reason was & dissatisfaction with the rules and regulations. | CHIcAGo. H., July 31-Wheat, weak and lower; cash, A 'a.
 NEW YORK. July 3l.-Money. 292ls ,.
 WILCOX, Aug. Bill Williams. Q cattle man of Aravsips canon, shot twice and killed instantly J. E. Collins, the prominent merchant and govern ment contractor Of Msxey, who owed him money. The trouble was about making a settlement. Williams es- capped.
 PIrrsBrRG, July 3l.-This morning 6 tremendous explosion, the shock oi which VAS distinctly felt m this city occurred ct St. Clair two miles distant Dynamite had been placed under the Baptist church. and exploded, wreckiDG the building and entaillng damage tf the amount of several hundred dollars The perpetrators have not been dlscoy cred, but the act IS universally regRr'iec as the result of the crusade of the law and order society, through whose efforts
 Daniel Walker, an old and respected citizen was imprisoned for technlca violation of the hguor law, and who died in short time, hIs death beinl attributed to his imprisonment. Some six months aQo the store of one Of tht
 members of the society was blown up
 and the excitement and bad blood oc- casioned by the demonstration has beeI raised to fever heat by subsequen events, resulting in the mornings out D rage.
 PuIIADELPHIA, July 3l.-The part , of the ill-fated yacht Sarah Craig lei , this city Tuesday for eleven days rui : along the Atlantic coast as far as New
 port. T. M. Stevens, his wife and tw'
 daughters and a few friends arranged for the trip. but Stevens was unable t 2 get away. The Craig was hired on tn . representation that she was stauhcl craft and her master a thorough sailor The names of the lost by the capsizin of the Sarah Craig were Mrs. I. u
 Stevens and her two daughters. Ms B Aiken, Miss M. Stevens, Misses Emm 70 and Bessie Merritt. Miss Maud | Retten and Chester Clarke. Mrs SteV D ems body has been recovered. Ih e schooner has been lowed near to th @ government dock and the bodies are bs Q ing taken out.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, July 3l.-The Fal
 well republican county committee hay
 elected W. H. l. Barnes as delegate
 large to represent the convention. e WASHINGTON, July S1.-The presider Q today vetoed the bill granting Pensio e 10 Jenny T. Daw.
 5 SAN FRASCIsCo, July 3I.-On board . the steamer City of PekiDgi which Y rived Wednesday from Hong Kong VI
 A number of coolies en route for Panam They were kept on board the steam'
 City of Peking until today, when tht r and their baggage were transferred y the Panama steamer Granada. IL VI o believed by revenue officers that oPiui