Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-10
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Atlantic S Pacific Railroad Company s new bridge at Rio Puerco has been wrecked. The farmers homes are food l ed and fields ruined. Hail accompanied the rain, and the crops on high ground are lying flat.
 EAGLE PASS, Tex, Aug. Hive hundred and fifty of the negroes colo ! nies have arrived from Mexico and twenty-five fully developed cases of smallpox have been found among them. All are in quarantine. Two hundred more will arrive soon.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 1-The Iron Age says today that the trade is stiffening and the mills are crowded with work. The Western Association has made an advance of g per ton or bare and plates are scarce. Copper has stiffened and consumption increated materially. SALT LAKE, Utah, Aug. 1-Ex- Massey Furrier who just returned from Jack sons Hole says the stories of trouble there are mostly fictions. He says the settlers want troops to drive out the Indians on account of the game which they want preserved for themselves and tourists. Massey had an order for two Indian ecBlps. Beaver Dick the scout, told him he was more likely to find woody ones If the colored troops came there.
 LONDON, Aug. 1-Levey, a prominent London sporting man, offers to back Peter Jackson against Corbett in 0 glove contest for Sl0,00O, the fight to come off in London in January or Feb | ruary.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1-The fifth juror in the Durrant case has been secured today, in w. $. Brown, 8 manu- lecturers agent.
 MoNoMINEE, Mich, Aug, IA fire last night destroyed sixty million feet of lum Der and many firemen were hurt during the fire and come may die.
 PITTsBURG, Pa. Aug. 1.-The puddlers of the Oliver Iron $ Steel Company struck today, because the firm refused to sign the scale. Twenty furnaces are idle.
 CoLUMCUs, O. Aug. 1-The populist state convention met here today. Four women were present. It is fine look ing body. J. s. Ccxey, professed can- didate for governor, was the center of interest,
 NEW YORK, Aug. 1-Oa Saturday 5125, ,OOO will be shipped on the Sale for Europe.
 DURHAM, N. c. Aug. 1-Ream s large tobacco warehouse and the opera house; Biacknall's drug store and Ellis & Stones dry gooes store, besides sever- al small business houses were burded today. The loss will aggregate 5100,000
 BLUEFIELDs, w. Va, Aug. 1-Non- union men are being forced to leave coal he'ds by the strikers who threaten per sonol violence to those who will rot quit work. Governor McCork)e has reached here and his hasty return is attributed to the treats made.
 OMAHA, Neb. Aug. 1-The old pohce force are in possession of the city prop~ erty and sre armed with pickhandles to resist any effort made under the new regime. The new force will be appoint ed this afternoon. The mayor has issued a riot act proclamation.
 BOSTON, Aug. 1-The Traveller today publishes a letter from James Boyle, private secretary to Governor Mckinley of Ohio, denying in the governors name that the latter is member of the Amer icgn Protective Association. Rev. Jae. Brady, of the Peoples church, at q pdblic meeting fortnight ago asserted that Governor Mckinley was mem Der of the order named.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 1-The police acknowl- edged today complete defeat so far in the effort to secure direct evidence of murder against Holmes. They believe Holmes and conferste are guilty of eev- eral murders but so far they unable to prove their belief correct. They have no evidence that would even cause an indictment against any one.
 DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 1-Ex-circuit Judge ..Fred Ticker, regarded us the clearest legal mind in Texas, says the law enacted by the last legislature allowing prize fights on the payment of a $500 license takes precedence over all others and the fight can go on.
 SAN SALVADOR, Aug. 1.-The city has been declared under martial law and the people are in frenzy because citi- zens belonging to leading families have been arrested and, IS rumored, sentenc- ed to be shot. Troops are ready for Gc- tion and the police are now trying to clear the streets. The business houses are all closed.
 NoOchNslOhcs c uiy OI-l1IlldHulH hUU Ailsa started this morning in race over a 50-mile course under the auspices of the Royal Cork Yacht club. The prince of Wales cutter had the best of the start, being couple of lengths ahead of MT. A. Barclay Walkers yacht in cross- ing the line. The breeze was light and from the east. Both yachts carried club topsails. The yachts became becalraed of Daunt's rock. Ailsa won the race, l fourteen minutes head.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. l-The heirs of the late Ellen Gallagher have ! filed a petition in the superior court l charging Father Nugent of St, Rossss parish, ths eAecutor of the estate, with | failure to account for S20,000 belonging | to the estate.