Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
FOREIGN.

] of ground. The scenes here oceasioneC by the accident, were heart rendering The hospitals are crowded with wound ed survivors and dead houses are filled with bodies of the victims. Bodies O several NapolItan ladies have been re covered from the ruins. Five houses remain standing. Cries for help can bC hear, coming from the ruins. Every body is hard at work endeaYoring to re heve persons still alive. Boats here and on the Islanl are filled witl dead bodies and are arriving here constantly. Many women and children among the victims of the earthquake. Fifty wooden huts will be built immediately for the accommoda- ton of the survivors. The municipal authorities of Naples are sending relief to the island and doing all in their pow or to alleviate the distress of the people. Most of the corpses received are so dis colored by dirt that after they were washed their features were unrecogniza- ble. All the members of the police force were killed. 4 boat has arrived at Ma ples containing the bodies of 24 infants. Few persons were taken from the ruins alive. Last night 800 troops went to the scene of the disaster.
 | DOVER, July 29.-A man named Terry lelt here at 9 this morning on floating tricycle. to cross the channel to France.
 ALEXANDRIA, July 29.-At Cairo yes terday there were PIT deaths from ehol- era; among the number three British soldiers. At Chibin, 105 deaths Me halla, B; Tantahua, IS; Inmala, 3, in- cluding one British soldier
 ROME, July 29.-It is reported that the Pope is drafting an encyclical letter againt divorces.
 LONDON, July 29.-The custom house authorities continue to give clean bills of health to persons leaving here with inspections ordered by the American consulate. So far there has been no case of cholera or contagious disease in vessels sailing for America.
 LONDON, July 3l.-O'Donnell, who shot Carey, was accompanied by his wife, who appeared to be on intimate terms with Carey criminally during the voyage. The Times pronounces the | death of Carey public misfortune, and says he had been the instrument of | justice, and that the murder is calculat- ed to encourage daring and lswlessness. The joy caused in Ireland by the in formers death is proof that many ele- ments of danger still exist there. Third class berths on the steamer Kintauls were secured June Both at the Dublin office of Donald Carrie & Co.'S for Port Elizabeth for A. R. Power and his wife and seven children, which, it Is well known was the exact number of James Carey's family. July 2nd O'Donnell secured passage for himself and wife on the same steamer. Donald, Carrie < Go. were not aware until yesterday of the destiny of Power. Carey died without speaking after he was shot. O'Donnell is an Irish American. He denies he knew who Carey was previous to his ar rival.
 CAPE TowN, July 31.-It is reported that an internal machine was found in | QDonnelIs possession.
 NAPLES, July 3L-The only American known to have been injured by the earthquake on the Island of Ischia last Saturday was a Miss Van Allen. She was only slightly hurt. The search amid the ruins for the bodies of the vic- tins of the earthquake at Ischis was continued during last night. All bodies recovered are buried immediately to prevent miasma. An eye witness de- scribes the scene at the theater at Casa Micioto when the earthquake occurred as an awful enc. The curtain had just risen when tremendous shock was felt. | A fearful roar was heard. The ground rocked like ship in storm. The greatest cry of terror arose from the | audience, who were thrown into a heap, and grea, number were buried beneath the timbers of the building, which fell on them. Then two more shocks oc- cured All who could rushed out of the theater. Hundreds clambered into trees in search for safety. Most of the people, however, escaped to the shore where bonfires were lighted as signals of distress. Hundreds of half-naked men, women and children, wild with terror and grief ran to and fro among the ruins with torches during the night searching for missing friends.
 Among the persons who were on the Island of IschIa Saturday night and who have been missing since the earth quake occurred, was MT. Sommer, an English or American gentleman. He resided at Hotel Manzi.
 ALEXANDRIA, July 31-Two deaths from cholera occurred here yesterday. The number of deaths from the disease at Cairo yesterday was 275.
 Carey the Informer Shot.
 LONDON, July 30.-Intelligence has just been received here that James Carey, the informer in the Phoenix mur- der cases was shot dead yesterday on the steamship Melrose, while she was between Capetown and Port Elizabeth. The deed was committed by fellow passenger named O'Donnen. O'Donnell took passage here by the steamer Kir- faul's Castle, which left Dartmouth on the 9th for Capetown, where she trans ferred the passengers who were destined to Port Elizabeth, Natal, and other coast ports to the steamship Melrose. The report of the shooting of Carey caused intense excitement in the west end of London and in the House of Commons. l LATER.-Later advises about the kill ing of James Carey shows be was shot while waking from the MelrOse at Port Elizabeth OD0nnell, his slayer, is ID custody. The government had taken special and expensive measures to pro tect Carey.
 The Phenix Gazette says the City Council held a meeting yesterday after noon and passed an ordinance defining within what limits of the city houses of prostitution shall be permitted to exist. The authorities of Tucson might follow the example set by the Phenix council with good effect.