Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-14


 Patterson, Superintendent of the Runo- yer m ne. was knocked off his horse be- tween here and Calico, and robbed Of s5000 in gold coin, which he got from the express to pay miners. The robbers took the horse and started in the direc- ton of Hawley. Several persons are af- ter them.
 NEW YoRK. September 1O-S. s. Cox Is very much worse this morning. Death expected every moment.
 Cox's physicians held consultation this morning, found him worse, but no req .on to fear immediate death unless heart failure occurs.
 BALTIMORE, September 1O.-Jno. Koe Chester (colored) last night. Subse- shot by policeman.
 WooDsroCK. VA, September 10-Rid- dleberger took the stump yesterday for the Democratic ticket.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 10-In coming yes sels anxiously awaited for news of the great storm at sea which has been rag Ing for the past IS hours. It has been the worst of recent years, made evident by high tides and storm waves which done great damage along the coast. Ferryboats are having difficulty in mak- ing trips. Reports of great damage done by storm at high tide last night all along the coast arc coming in and as the tide this morning is higher than last night it is evident that an enormous amount of property has been destroyed along New Jersey coast low beaches. Submerged railroad tracts injured. At lantic city is completely cut of from the man land. Several pavilions lifted bodily from billings and destroyed. Re ports from Cony Island shows this the worst ever known there. All night long waves dashed over breakwater at Man hattan and Brighton beach with tre- menduous roar. The marine railway between the two places is entirely swept away. This morning not vestage was left of the esplanade in front of the Manhattan h: tel and the tide flows in and out of the basement of the build ing.
 NEW YORK, September 11.-Vessels at anchor along the south street pier A, have the appearance of having passed through cyclone. The rigging of many are torn into shreds, and spars and masts dismantled, while the waves beat with great fury against their sides. Tele graph wires between here ano Sandy Hook are still down, consequently the greatest uneasineSs Is felt at the mari time exchange for the safety of the yes sels at sea. Private advices from tho quarters of health officers down the bay show that the storm at Quarantine sta tion is continuing with great fury. The wind is blowing heavy gale and seas washed over the surrounding walls; along Battery wall the waves dashed far into the park. The iron railing sur rounding the wall alongside the dock commissioners building was carried away, while the dock at Castle Garden IS being washed.
 LEwEs BELL, September 11.-Seven- teen vessels are ashore here, with score more fast drawing upon the breakers. Crews of 16 of the wrecked vessels are b5inc Icared for. 4 three masted schooner IS ashore just outside the inner bay, and going to pleces, with crew of ten men clinging to the rigging. X line which tha hfe-saving crew shot over her got dangled in such manner as to make it impossible to send out the car. No hu- man power can save the sailors.
 ATLANTIC CITY, September 11.-Addi tional intelligence is to the effect that one of the largest hotels and inlet was this morning destroyed by waves, to- gether with several cottages. At last reports the water at Atlantic city is as high IS at any time during the storm. i number of houses are reported washed away at Holly beach. The Continental hotel. at Sea Isle city has been under mined by the waves, and entirely de- stroyed. Reports are to the effect that Sea Isle city has been wiped out.
 MAMMOTH HoT SPRINGS, Yellow Stone Park. Sept. 11-During the past twenty four hours there has been a great con- vulsion of nature, and the subterraneous commotion was followed by a tremend- ous explosion of gas and steam in the upper geyser basin. As result all the system is in an active outbreak, large gcysers being especially demonstrative. Scientists explain th at this phenomenal outourst Is directly trGceable to and connected with atmospheric and sub marine demonstrations of the great storm of yesterday on the Atlantic coast.
 SALIsBURG, Md.-At Ocean City there is not vestige of bath house left, and huge waves have swept away large col umns supporting porches of the hotels.
 PHILADELPHIA, September 1l.-Later reports from Atlantic City state that that place is in much better shape than anticipated. The rumors of the confia- grafton there are unfounded, half dozen shanties on the extreme southern end of the beach only being burned. The damage will not be very great.
 Reports from Sea Island City state that things are in a very bad shape there The sea wall, built to pro- tect the place from the sea.has been de- stroyed. About 16 houses have been washed away, including the Newland house. the Star house and the Shakes pere hotel. The Townsend bridge, a very important structure and one hard to replace, is also washed away.
 WASHINGTON, September 11.-Late tonight upon the best authority 1t may be said that commission Tanner has not been removed, nor has the President requested his resignation.
 BosToN, September 1.-The Senate commission on relations with Canada has begun its public hearing in this city.
 Los ANGELES, September 11.-C. K. Drane. bookkeeper and cashier of in, San Pedro Lumber Company, has ab- seconded with about twenty thousand dollars. He disappeared several days ago, and it is supposed he took a steamer for Australia.
 ZANZIBAR, September 11.-Captain WIseman has offered S500 for the head of chief Bushiere, in consequence of the iatter's threat to destroy the missions in the interior.
 NEW YORK, September 1.-The West ern Union directors to-day declared the regular quarterly dividend 1A per cent. The statement for the quarter ending the Beth inst estimates the net revenue at S1. .7J0.O00. the largest in years.