Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

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 of the St. Lotus Smelling anu R4tiliuC Company. burned this morning. Loss,
 from S60,000 Co S7000).
 WASHINGTON. May I7.-The President has recognlzrd George Edward Stauiey ! as Consul of Her Brit-anic Majesty for the states of Oregon, California and
 Washington Territory, to reside in San Francisco.
 OGDEN, May 17.-Ths Union Pacific ! Railroad has applied foran junction rs-
 straIuing the Denver q Rio Guande from
 entering Ogden on a tmri rail ou the ! eutrai Pacific track, claiming damage
 to their property. The writ Is retuFua- ! ble tomorrow.
 ! CmcAGo, May 17.-The Chicago and ! Rock Island Railroad Company has ! gwen notice of withdrawal from the | the pool, so far as Pa-seIEer business k ! concerned. The reason gwen for this step iS that the Do as now arranged Is | simply a dead letter, as it cannot be ! carried out as long as the Milwaukee
 and St. Paul refuses Co join.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis. May 1.-The In- | teruatIoual convention 0f the ! . M. C ! 1 provinces, opened yr-ter lay morning at | the Grand Avenue C,l.r4zatipuai ! church VItl JJJ delegate, la 30 .t.ud,uce. ! C1ugratui.t1ry clJ.e-rlms We're read ! frcm tle Earl 1s Sua.t- hury, She Pre-i- | dent of the U-.ted Kingdom A--ueia | ton and U rr Sslielhl-k, Pfesii sut United Association of Germany.
 CIycIySArI, O, May 17-The shoe ! mauuis cturers held meeting to-day | ana aJ0pieI resolutions gIvluS tue4r | ver-luu ut tIs cause ul tI- I-ca1ut.
 hich they say k forced up.u tLem uy | the uuIou men. They EIve notice that | their shops age open lu- alv WOrsmeu lut directly sbu. out under tine opera l ti1us oi terms uf arbitration agreement. IuIs means that all u.l-uujHn mel not members ut tue a-~em U c- that belong Co the arbitration are lt LJcrty tO work
 lu these shops.
 DETROIT. May I7.-The Iweu5y-thi-d auuu-l convention of jut Na-I1la. Brew rrs association assembled tlIs m.r-iuE lu tlis cIly, m Harm IlIc lrl, which Is beautifully d clrarei i1- tine occasion with flowers. The Ge.sgr-es were for maIy received Inst evening when
 musical concert was gwen and brief ad- dresses Os welcome by Michael Nartz
 chairman, and Mayor ILom lsoa.
 ST. Lotus, May 17.-Tlc Secretary of
 the Kansas Sta Board oi Agriculture
 reports that farmers ot ,h4t State now
 hold over j,uJjOJJ bushels of old wheat
 aud over 3LO.u,0UO bushels of old cora
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, May l6-The demo-
 cratic State Convention met at noon and
 elected HOn. Isaac Caldwell, of Louis
 ylie, temporary chairman. He ap-
 pointed committees on organization and
 resolutions and credentials, and tle con
 yentlon took a recess until 2,3J p. ID.
 CLEVELAND, May l6. The dity-i-sr
 annual convention Oi the Alpha Delta
 Phi college fraternity re-au thIs morn
 Ing, tO utilue two days. Secretary J. . A- Dteue ner presIics, "a the absence of Hon. John Jay, of New York. Nearly i hundred members are ID attendance. :. representing seventeen chapters, scat ! -e ed over tha country.
 WASHINGTON, May lG--The Army Of !
 be Potomac, whose reunion occurred ! 1ere to-day, had an that could be de- sired m point 1f weather for their street display. During the f -ru1on the air was eulIveEeI by the music of martial . bands and the streets We're filled with
 uniformed bodies Of volunteer and reru- iar soldiers. The. e.procJ-sIou WIS fort, ,tauds lu front of the Wh le House. ant vas received by the President, cabinet and members oi foreign legations.
 KANSAS CTT Missouri, May IT. The loss ui hie and property. SO fur Hs reported. ln rIe recent storms iu Mis- -ourI-there were two separate % clones 'n tine same day, un. starting Il the h. Han Territory and the other abuat tuo miles southwest of Kansas Ci-y-ar- as .oll.vs:
 At kansas Ci.y Willie Siebeu, Mrs. David Reed aui Joseph Burns were Siiied; wounded, J. Drummaud, 4. Le- 'recat, Mrs. Trainer. Mrs. ~ Lau-p. , drs. Thomas Dye, Mrs V lL MeC.sI- and aud 3-y-ar old child O. Mary I , dchsOL trIloreIl; seriously wounded, | Arthur N hItury, Mrs C.utlu Day-s, crank Jeuk-u- aud two eta. .~su si Jos. Jackson, aud 50 cIIi oi LI Wheeler. , l. I5s anu dsmI-, lrl hlu-as City, 2 c. , hiu Lae width ut Che cyclone U,.- from ] ue Go two blocks .uiueut amalg c he houses demolished are tII>r ui J. J. ? tor,oa, Rev. X. D. Madeira, John U-l- ' .le, Dr. Crow. I L. G.ruu. J. Upton e Gerry. O. S. IvvIn, r.. J. Grey, B. 4. [ -IrrSOn and L. aLIpyr. IA portion ut n- elegant rt-Ii .uc- 0t Cl-s. DaEr. .r a yas carried away.
 In NyaudGtte one woman had her s .ec6 broken by beng blown against a re-; hr-- Reed Il4 uur clIiI were piled near Wand 4tte, aul tI-se other b hla!reu SD badly 1urt tul- their reeDv- 2 -y Is doubtful Loss anu damage at Nyaud tte, Sl)CJJ 9
 At Liberty, Mo-, several houses were d estroyed and John ugsHu severely A uIt, and nls horse w.s killed, many !, Irm houses were blown away iu Cly [. 1uuty. At Missouri City the steamer Bright a le gh., was blown across -ts Missouri l, iver anI lodged oa a sand bar. if . The southern cyclone winch began lts l.. 'ork ot d=-trhc-ion hr-t strufS Webb G lty, suai! place near the Indian Ter .tory, destroy ing two houses. L
 In Carse-ville fen houses were blown .t own. t- Al Orcnrga, 1t strBck tle town with e. 'rubie force. entirely dauph-Liug the .. usIness portion and leaving but few -' welIugs. George Goodwin and Sadie i- .oodwiu were killed. aai thir.y-th-ee srsOus seriously OF fa-a.s injured On re bring river child was Ef.I-I and great Ca astructl Is reported iu rhs surround la E country. ar At Macon, lI.. Urs. LI4b Barda. .rs. John ClrEsal and Charles l. uss were killed; Gsl--e Turner VI olored.l M0rii,a H--ps1l, Miss Green E' d many others were seriously injured VI i've miles west 1s Macon Uluy hIusas. NF rms and fences are destroyed. The images here are estimated at SI0lOJL a- Al BrookieIj five persons were killed : Ls .i fifteen wounded .i. At WlIte.vliIr. Mo. several fe-r, C'' .uses and barns we're destroyed. bu- as O e was seriously hort. Wilial Stlgr- 7's house was destroyed. 5u. his lam a ] ?, who took refuge In c..v-. ra-s tb we'd. Mrs Suugl-y, hIs moth P. who bu -Iisi on an adjoining ( .-n.sa- killed. The rain storm which followed tls cv- - ,ue " s general ld heavy trr1rvho1- CL B west nj many districts are flooded loi .e total damage cannot be determined Sll
 some days gal LoPEKA May IS.-Twslvs citizens na D,ds- City have been here since 8 ] ocE. This afternoon there Was con Gel tatlUu Wlth Governor Click cone -u- ID : the mudd'e st Dod-e City They ed resented the county able Co keep C c lee and requested him no. to inter opl