Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-09-23

The story of the loss of life and
damage to property cannot be told to-
night.
MERIT, Wis, Sept 16.-Forest fires
are working terrible destruction in this
vicinity and the Pine river settlement
Is though to be doomed. No estimate
OF loss can be given at present.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 16-A telegram
received at the railroad train dispatch
ers' office at 10 o'clock states that
Marshfield and Juntion City are burn
ing.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16-Another
yellow fever case is reported at Brunse-
wick, Georgia
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Sept. ia posse,
made up Of citizens of Kendallville, a
small town north of this place, have had
desperate running fight with five men
believed to be the Lake Shore railroad.
One man was wounded, but how Sc
yerely is not known.
CHICAGO, Sept 16.-An interchange of
views has been had by the general pas
senger agents OF the westeen roads as to
the effect a further cut of rates would
have on Worlds fair business. They
| have decided that 30 more reductions
are to be thought Of
LEADvILLE, Colo, Sept. 16.-John
Kelly and another miner, whose name
has not been learned, were terribly in
Jured this afternoon in the Chrysolite
mine. 1t seems that the men were tear
ing down the shaft house on one of the
shafts when the entire building fell in
on them. Three physicians are in at
tendance.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 16.-Within the
next ten days twenty-five flint glass fac
tories throughout the country will be In
operation, after a shutdown of nearly
four months. This gives employment
TO 10000 men, The factories starting
up will run on the partial payment plan
while the financial strlngency lasts. By
October i 1t is thought fifty factories
will be in operation.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept 16.-Says an
Arkansas City special: A scout rode in
from the Hollister ranch this morning
and notified the banks that the remnant
of the Dalton-Starr gang was camped
thirty miles south Of that place. 1t is
said TO be the intention Of the gang to
raid the banks here after the people
had left town for the border.
The banks have organized a strong
posse to defend their property, and will
close their doors till Monday.
CHIcAGo,Sept. 16.-Comptroller James
III. Eckels was banqpeted tonight by
gathering of bankers5 In reply to a
speech eulogizing him, Mr.. Eckels told
! the bankers that they were the savlours
! OF the country, in having by their action
relieved the financial depression. Presi-
dent Cleyeland's calling an extra session
of congress and the action of the house
on the silver bill, Mr.. Eckels said, had
also aided a resumption of confidence,
| and the recovery will be complete when
| the senate, under the coercive voice Of
public opinion, confirms the action of
| the house.
| WAsHINGToN, Sept. 16.-The danger
from cholera and yellow fever are by no
means over. Several official and private
dispatches were received in this city to-
day from Brunswick, showing there is
IN all probability a new outbreak OF yell
low fever liz that unfortunate commu-
nifty. Unless the efforts of the authori-
ties IN stamping out the plague are i'm
mediately successful, it is liable to be
even more serious than before.
| BUENos AYREs, Sept. 16.-It is stated
that several cases of cholera have been
discovered in the vicinity of San Sebas-
tian.
| vienna, Sept. ia sensation was
caused in this city by the arrest of two
women living in separate villages in
the district of Kuntenberg, Bohemia,
! which recalls the terrible tragedies en-
acted last year, and in similar horri-
bic style. The two women it seems
were engaged systematically in the
business of numbering children whose
| parents desired to have them got ous
OF the way either by reasons of deform-
tiles or because the parents were too
poor or to heartlsss to take care of them
or because the children were illegitimate
and a source of trouble. The price
usually charged for the murder of
child was five forms. The two women
have dore a large business and are re-
ported to have saved up considerable
money as the fruis of their iphuman
work.
Rodeo Notice.
A roundup will take place on the
! 18th of September from the Samaniego
place on the Rillito; it will start up the
river to Aqua Coliente; thence to Seva-
/ dIlls ranch; and wind up at the Rincon.
| M. G. SAMANIEGo,
I'd EMILIO CARRILLo.