Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
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instant George Lorance, whose ranch IS
 situated about half q mile from Dr. Kings Hot Springs was attacked by two
 Mexicans and wounded in the shoulder
 and the right arm. They left him for
 dead and took with them three horses.
 Their trail led towards the Gila river.
 PRESCOTT, June IA fire broke out
 here iass night. destroying the Arizona
 Miner building and RaIble's brewery
 buildings and contents. Insured for
 S6COO.
 PHILADELPHIA, June lJ.-Frank Fen
 ton, the supervisor of the road, and G. Edwards were also killed on the Atlan-
 tic road. The accident and crash was caused by not receiving telesraphlc dispatch. Both engines were smashed. Nine men were seriously injured. One
 passenger says: "After the collision all
 scrambled out of the cars, some by the windows. Both locomotives were de-
 mOlished. The escaping steam made It 1 impossible for some time Tor any one to ! approach within fifty feet of the wreck. Great excitement existed among the people in the two trains, especially among the women and children. When the news reached Csmden n special train was made up, and dozen physicIans departed for Ashland; wreclIng train was also sent to Ashland. The point where the collision occurred, IS cOnsid- cred the worst place on the line. lt Is about two miles from HaddCuteld, one milc from Ashland, with heavy down grade and q curve ia b tn directions. In the middle of the curve iS wooden
 bridge over CCOper's creek. There IS
 only single track in the curve. Mail agent Wylie called out from under the debris. "here 1 am." When taken OIt
 he was found tO be shOckingly lacerated;
 death occurred in a very short time. Among the more seriously injured pas sengers were John and Willie Caskey,
 former aged l2; his face was badly cut,
 but younger brother, Willie, died. Sup
 ervisOr of road, Frank Fenton, was
 rescued after labOTious work of two
 hours and was found to be terribly
 mangled be did not survive long. At
 the moment of the collision conductor
 Smith, Was counting tickets m the front
 of the car. At that instant. also, super
 visor Dale, who was Tn the third car
 
 number of children and older folks to
 escape through the windows. The
 work of clearing the road is not vet ac- complished."
 BORDEAUX. June I6.-At the balloon ascension at Place Quincance yesterday,
 Geo. W. Roosevelt, UuIted States consul and wife were present A French sol dier fred pistol at the Americans. The soldier mIstook the consul for an officer in civilians dress against whom he had grudge. The commander at Bordeaux has ordered an inquiry to be made. The bullet passed through ROose- yelt's hat: confused his head and knocked hIm over. The wounded man pointed out the soldier, but the latter, with two companions. esca2ed.
 NEW YORK, June 1G. - President Arthur and Secretary Lincoln went 'rout fishiag to-day in the SoUtheaster bay, Long Island.
 WAsHISGToS, June l6-A sensation was created in the Senate to-day. Mir. Ingalls,. who intimated that Senator Brown had inserted in the official re- port Of inde.icatc words not spoken by Ingalls, thereby committing a forgery
  chair called Mr. Ingalls, to order and after considerable exciting talk the mat ter went over till tomorrow.
 SAN FRANcIsco, June 16.-News has been received that the iron ship Syria, Benson, master from Calcutta to Fiji. hay ing on 4SO cOOlies, immigrants, ran onto iha-NAsah reeL situated twsBtY Levuka. All but three of the Lascar crew are missing and seventy of the ! cOolies were lost. The vessel was owned | m London and was under charter to l the F1ian government to carrie coolies | from India.
 BOSTON, June 16.-Ge Logan and | family left here for Augusta this morn- ing.
 CHICAGO, June 16.-The first car load of California fruit of the season arrived this morning and consisted of peaches, apiicots and cherries. which were Of a fine quality and sold rapidly at S30 S3 % frr apricots, S3 507 Sl for peaches and S3GS s JO for cherries.
 LANGIERs. Egypt, June I5.-A French squadron, eight men of war and two torpedo boats have arrived. There is among the Moors. The sultan has forbidden the passage inland If 2OOO rifles. The Moors are greatly ncensei agiust the sheriff of Wazan \ ho Is believed to be melting q rebel ion.
 EAsToS, Pa. June lj.-The engineers .f the Lehigh branch of .he Reading Oad intend waiting another week for 'ay for April and May. If the payment s not here by next Saturday q cOm- nittee will notify the company the fol- owing Monday. They must have lOney within twelve hours or every ( rain man and trackman from Easton to ( rreen Ridge will quit and refuse to re- urn until amount due Is paid. WAsHIsGToS, D. C., June Senator llller of California offered in the d enate to-day an amendment to the | bill. The bill introduced by i'm thIs session provides for granting ne state of California per cent. net r rOceeds of the sale of public lands of n nat state. Senator Plumb reported II vOrably to ihe Senate from Committee \ n Public Lands. House bill to declare n rfeifed unearBed lands granted the Q tlantic and Pacific Railroad Co. ~ " "AoEAftttNs r ult 4as-AltEF reading q Ie journal, Brown rose to a question of st iyilege. He hal tbe clerk read the marks Mir. lngglls made yesterday re m ting tO his, Browns remarks make in OC bate Friday last. When the clerk included reading Brown said he had IT t replied to Ingalls, remarks yester- ae y because he did not wish to sneak m .der irritation which Ingalrs remarks N re calculated to provoke He called hs c attention of the senate to the in- ne ltlng and approbr.ous language used
 the senator from Kansas toward .. amber of the senate viu cCuld nos re- tn such insults without a violation of SI. } rules which all senators were in hon TT bound Co obey. Brown did not wish lt glaze over this matter The charge pa the senator from Kansas was that pa
 fGlsIfyinG ihe record and com Ire ting forgery upon the record of rel senate. His language was de iberaieiy planned. The insult inl 3 uttered not only in violation of the ss of tue Senate, but in defiance of err
 oath Of the presiding officer. The if ir said the Senator from Georgia was tbs of order BrOwn-"ILep. SIT. tba, ,a,