Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
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CLIFTON, June 10.-Captain N. $. Davis left here this morning for Ash fork via Albuquerque. Upon his arrival at AshfoIk he will immediately make arrangements for running the line for the railroad from that point to Prescott
 The magnificent new plant of the Arizona Copper Company is now nearly completed. They had steam up in a portion of the works for the first time yesterday.
 The Detroit's Copper Company's fur mace was compelled to shut down on account of having no coke on account of washouts on the Santa Fe road.
 WASHINGTON, June I0.-Iiouse-The chairman of the committee of Ways and Means reported a concurrent resOlu- ton providing for the final adjournment of Congress. Monday June 30, at 5 P. m.; adopted without division.
 TRUcKEE, Cal, June l0.-A cloud burst occurred here to-day at a small place on the C. r. R. H. known. as Oreana. in Nevata. The full particulars of the damage done by it have not yet been fully received at this point, bu. It IS known that large section of the track Is washed away and all travel more or less delayed. The regular W,st- bound overland which would reach Oakland pier to-day will be about F hours delayed.
 SPRINGFIELD, Vt, June 10. - This village has been visited by another disastrous flood, the second within eleven months. At noon moderate rain fell, but an hour later storm, ter rible in force broke upon the village. The storm was also in progress about five miles north of town and high wind that changed in a few minutes from south to southwest and then back again drove two storms together. The rain fell as if mighty uver was falling from the heavens and the
 whole north of the town that sloDed
 west to Black River and east to the creek sent torrent of water toward town. Warning was at once given, but so rapidly the water rose that few had time to save any thing and were forced to flee for their lives. The channel of the creek soon became filled with
 wreckage of houses, barns and other buildings which forced 1t in another direction. One stream plowed through the Spri gfeld house; another through Harland S DOdge's livery stable and another through Ellison Bros.'s stage barn. Just across Cheshire bridge a barn was blown down killing William Parker and family and injuring a wO- man named Bella Spaulding. The storm ragged over three hours.
 PICroS, June l0.-Joseph T. Ompsett and George LOwder were hanged here to-day for the murder of Peter Lozier, both maintained their innocence to the last.
 DENVER, June l0-Ihe Giant Powder COmpany's magazine, containing ten thousand pounds of touite powder. stu ated three and half miles east of the city, exploded with terrible force this morning. \ large number Of plate fronts of the business portion of the city were wrecked. \ new farm house three hundred yards distant wGs con- pleteiy demolished; the occupants mi- raculously escaped injury. No clue to the cause of the explosion.
 BOSTON, June IO.-Samuel B. Gregory. Commander ID the navy, dicd Saturday, aged T.
 LONDON, June l0.-Gordon's sister has refused money for the relief of her brother. She says Gordon is a British officer whose relief devOlves upon the government.
 AUSTIN. Nev. June 10.-Ihe demo fus e. order at F. o'clock by Matt Canavan chairman or the state central com mittee. Geo. W. Baker. of Eureka. was elected temporary chairman. II. r. Flannery, of Storey, was elected sec retary. After the ap9Ointment of the usual committees the convention took a recess until , o'clock.
 PORTLAND Sie.. June 9.-Five cars are wal'iE, Portland tO connect with Blaine's train. The leading car IS gaily decorated with bunting and flags and was engaged by Col. Dow for himself and fifty citizens and public. men at Portsmouth. Addresses were made by Congressman Boutwell,, Gov. Rafrle and | Horace Davis of California. The tram made a short stop at Portland and the | band struck up a lively air and the | artillery close by thundered.
 ST. PAUL, Minn., June 9.-Theodore | Roosevelt what 1t was reported would | zo along with George William Curtis | ind bolt the nomination of Blaine and | Logan, m an interview sBys he not | Dnly has no intention of doing so. but | be Is thoroughly convinced that Blaine vas the man who the great body of the Republican party desired should be 
 CHICAGO. June 9.-The local commit ee to prepare for the National Demo 'ratic Convention decided tO prepare ,lRns for the encouragement of the hall by which the seating apacity be enlarged so as to admit % sO persons. The accommodations for he press, also has been arranged. The ocal managers confidently expect a arger outside attendance than was the ase with the Republican convention. as )emocratic political clubs from all parts f the country have announced their intention to be present
 WAsHISGTOS, June 9-The Presidtnt o-dAy sent to the Senate a message ugeesting the propTiety of Congress S5SSOJ0 for the purpose [ making a complete and harmOneous xhIbitl0n on behalf of the government [ New Orleans. It was referred to the Ommittee on appropriations. SAN FRASCIsco, June There was a DntinuOus rain all day yesterday, winch mounted to a fall of .Ji of an inch. bis morning il started afresh with a fight drizzle. The hay crop in several : sctions of the State IS badly damaged. , The fruit and grain crops are doing ] ell. Mrs. Louisa Sachs, rendered despond- at by domestic difficulties, committed !; l;clie at Oakland by taking strych- !, inc. Lauriana Augustine, r. years old, \ aughter of "A farmer of Contra Costa ; lunty, gave bIrth to a boy baby weigh , Ig one and a quarter pounds. + meas 1, red five and half inches. 2 The organization uf new Republi- ' ln club has been effected. IL will be . nown as the Plumed Knights of Cali ! ,rnia. Its object IS to assist in the l, ection of Blame and Logan as Presi- , ant and Vice President. 1. STOCKTON, Cal. June 1.-The Demo {, -a.ic State Convention resumed its ls- ! Y