Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-04


 of thirty armed and started in pur
 suit. Up to late hour no news was re
 ceived at Hermoso, 30 miles north. Sig
 nal lights were seen nightly in tht
 mountains and in the day time the In dians make raids in the valleys and xii
 the cattle and run of horses. Troop. from the eleventh infantry are expected here from Fit. Bayard and troop of cay airy that. has been at Chloride, where two men were murdered Sept. r, will arrive | thls morning when the forces will con- solldate and start in pursuit.
 A dispatch from Washington this af- ternOon to the CITIZEN announces that
 he President has sent the name of John N. Irwin of Iowa for Governor of Arizona. MT. Irwin is the son of Stephen O. Irwin, of the leading whole sale drygoods house in Iowa. He is a graduate of Miama College, Ohio, and practiced law successfully. He was several times Mayor of KeOkuk and also Governor of Idaho. From the latter he resigned owing to i'll health.
 Governor Irwin is brilliant speaker and oneo of the ablest men of the north west.
 He is married to the eldest daugh- ter of John w. Rankin, senior member of the law firm of Rankin, Mil Ter t McCareary.
 Governor Irwin is 8 year old.
 WILCOX, Ariz., Sept. 9, 1890 EDITOR CITIZEN
 l see from a recent issue of the CITI- ZEN that U. s. Attorney Jeffords has announced his determination to prose cute all violations of the Edmunds Act. l beg the use of your columns to con- graduate the good people of Arizona at last secured a public officer who has the to zee his duty and the cour- age to discharge it. It is crying shame l against our civilization that a hoard of l men who make pretenses to respecta- | Olllty, whether they be gentiles or nor mons should be suffered the public sense | Of decency by rearing two families, one in | honor and the other in shame. It is to | the lasting credit of the U. $. At orney | that he has begun on the criminals who I nope to escape because they are gentiles. | The good people of Arizona bid him God | speed and may he 'let no guilty man es- ape"
 MORALITY.
 Martinez, Oal.. Sept PA gasoline tove exploded to day in Nicholas K,ng's aloon and set fire to the building. 4 neat market and brick building were destroyed; joss SS.O psltislly insured Alng was terribly burned and will pro- 'sbiy die,
 San Francisco, Sept. 27-Tbe ship ,orktJTn arrived ne-o to day. I66 days tom New York, having 8 very stormy rip. On July the first b ,afswain James Weston WAS lost overheard. A boat 'Gs lowered to rescue him but it was DO late, while returning to the ship the oat was lost but the crew YVES rescued ames Carr one of the crew of the York 'wn, has 10 iged complaint with the office charging tue second mate Thomas O,an with the murder Gf Weston. Carr f lys that Weston was ordered over the [ de during the storm to do some work T l9 that Nolan deliberstly cut the life I ne to which Weston was holding. The s her sailors corroborated Oarr's stale a ent. l. Milwaukee, Sept. 27-A special from acine says: An unknown tug went | ,wn to-day with all hands three and G If mllss from this port. q San Francisco, Sept 27-Marx Alp . ebaum we'll known tailor, Las fled r,
 Europe with S5,OOO of his wife's f, oDey. He recently married Mrs nston, a wealthy widow with three n ildren, and she gave him S5,0OO to n art d tailoring establishment with. He :, 'Dt est to purchase stock. Soon after u Q received letter from APplebsum fl .tlne that their marriage was failure if d he was going to Europe. The dessr- sl | woman says that Applebaum mar Ii ,d her with the intention of defraud- a, s her, q; New York, Sept 27.--Unitei States . uncil Pope, at Toronto, Canada, wross =. periatenient of Emigration Weber, '. this city, that he had been informed 8 sfeamshIp Wisconsin had on board 2 oi Mormon elders, bringing oyer p1 inS meu women and young girls. ur- io rst0od to be used for immoral purpos- O
 Colonel Weber forwarded the letter di Senator FdmuOds with the rsqneFt fo : him to give hIs opniOn in the prsm co
 The senator's reply vas received Ci lay from Burlington, Vermont, ana b1 as follows: Il have not the ststue ai co nd here to examine and so cannot ex- ", sss an opnion about the matter. I sng- a { that your officer consult the United tel 4tes district attorney on the subject. tn gould also advise the governor of Utah TT any such arrivals, thst may go for rd to thht territory with she names l description so hs and the district =. Orney may keep watch and catch the o5 H3 ygamsits If possible. ~n PITTsBUtG, Sept. 27.-Financial cir wi 8 are uneasy over the rumored embsr- iol sment of tue Iron City Bridge Works. e Commercial Gazette says attachments ta, the amount of S1S3,OOO against the an ner of the Iron Bridge Works, were vi ved upon the Howard Plate Glass O., representative of the Oliver Iron and 'el Go. The Iron City Bridge O., rec 1t largs iron structures for the Glass tn' npany, and here is still balance due VI the contract. Upon this attachment oa parties in interest are reticent. The ha iD law of O. J. Schultz, owner of VIZ
 Iron Bridge Oo., says nothing is In'