Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-24

says he IS considering the feasibility of putting them on board the Cepheus and anchoring her in the lower bay.
 No catin passengers will be landed on Sandy Hook. Dr. Jenkius said he is highly grstIfed with the progress of the suffering cholera patients and the ap- parent check which has been put on the foul disease, He IS not prepared to say that there is still no cause for alarm as he is not omn;potent although he tries to be omnipresent.
 The tank steamer Heligo'and. Capt. Donklage, which arrived last night from Altoona, on the Elbe. little below Ham burg, and IS now anchored in the lower bar, had two deaths on board among her crew from cholera The men who died O1 the HeligOland are Michael Boland- les, after twenty four hours sickness. All.are well on board now.
 Dr. Wa'ser reports a new case on board the Scandia, St5man EIlitowitch, who was taken i'll this morning.
 Dr. Jenkins received the following telegram from Dr. Byron, giving the census for the day.
 Admitted from the Scandie, l; admit ted from Hoffman Island, August Landi, 72 years, from the steamship Normania; died, September II, at 2 a. m., of senility; sick, c0nvalescents and suspects, A; transferred to convalescing ward, ,.
 The steamer Majestic with 507 cabin passengers has arrived, All are well on board. The Majestic left quarantine at 4:;4 ?. m. for her dock
 The steamers Belgenland, Maasdam, and Diadem, were released at B a. m. The steamers Rhineland and Amalfi were released from quarantine this af- ternoon.
 MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, Sept. 17.-Four children of Mrs. Eckenback were burn ed to death th's morning: They were sleeping up stairs. The mother tried to fill lighted gasoline stove with the usual results. She threw the stove down stairs, and then ran down herself and tried t0 extingUIsh the flames, but the fire spread rapidly and before help arrived the house was in fiames. The bodies of the children were burned to a crisp.
 LOON LAKE, N. Y. Sept. 17.-Mrs. Harrison had fairly good night.
 NEW YORK, Sept. IA fire in the navy yard has destroyed the machinery of the new cruiser ''Cincinnatti." Loss about half million.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-A message \ Il~r ,f th taw nation dated Thursday, states the there critical. That hundreds of Jones' men heavily armed had ap- peared that afternoon and demanded the surrender of the prisoner which was re- fused. Two hundred Jones men are c aggregated two miles south in com mand of Green McGurkine.
 TORONTO, Sept. TIA terrible boiler explosion occurred this morning. at Dickinson mills at Staples four miles from this city killing eight men.
 ST. JOSEPH. Sept. 17.-Thomas Rosen- welt, U. $. Civil Service Commissioner, after examInation of several employees of the pOstoffice. decided to lay before the Tn Washington charges pre- ferred against the late Postmaster Chas. Ernst of assessing postoffice employees for campaign purposes.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Sept. 17.-Four hundred delegates are in attendance on the first annual session of the South western WoolgrOwers AssocIatlon which includes California Utah, Colorado, Wy omlng, Arizona and New Mexico. White of California, was elected per manent chairman and I. F. Days of Sscy.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Justice Charles in open court today, deelar- ed Mcdonald, one Of the heavy stock holders in Garfield track, had asked him to dismiss the cases against the people arrested in police raids on Gar field and on departing handed the jus tee a roll of currency.
 QUARANTINE, Sept. l. Passengers of the steamer Wyoming positively refused to be transferred to Fire Island this They state that the vessel was not infected. Dr. Jenkins says he will have them removed tomorrow they will go or not. The steam er Etruia, FiersT. Bismarck, and City
  noon. The Bothemia will be held until tomorrow for fumigatIOn ons of the BOhemias passengers died this morning.
 NEW YORK, Sept 17.-Thtre has been 10 known case of cholera in this city ;Ince Thursday night. The only one is that of Hoppe which came O notice yesterday afternoon. The Steamer Fuerst Bismarck arrived with Ill well. Among her passengers were Hon. A. c. Porter eX Minister of Rome, md Hon. k. J. Porter. ExChief Census Mohawk. A steamer from. London also lrrived with all we'll on board. Senator There IS now nearly four thousand ouls detalned at Quarantine.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The life of Gov. Flower has been threatened by Rn in ernal machine sent him at the Winter Iotel couple of days ago. Police of icials very reticent over the affair but arge number If detectives are working ID the case. 4 box was sent Flower | " a man, but he being absent it. was | lot touched for couple of days when | he wrapper was taken off and it wa | unh a queer cOntrivance 1t was deemed | est 10 turn 1t over to the police inspec- or. After soaking the box in water for wo hours they raised the lid and dis overed within a cigar box filed with lant powder and matches.
 SANGER, Cal. Sept. 17.-There IS a uestion of doubt now that SOntag or Ivans have been wounded as blood was iscOvered on the corn leaves near the lace of fight the other day. Sheriff Iensley of Fresno has been placed in harge of the pursuit posse picked. lark Moore an old time partner of Ev- ns in mining speculations was arrested lday. This may have an important aarino on the case as Moore is fl. Ouoht