Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
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WIS that he Is slowly losing hls sight,
 hearing and mental powers. He Is still
 cOoscious and death may not ensue un-
 tll to morrow morning.
 SELMA. Ala, NoT. 9.-On Friday night
 Inst one of the mort terrific and destruct.
 i've storms ever known in ;his state,
 passed over this section of the country
 just north of this city, washing away
 bridges, railroad beds, growing crops
 and leyeling forests and houses for
 miles. The cyclone wss accompanied
 by torrents of rain and appalling elect
 ricdischarges. It started on the Co
 hsba River and passed through Dallas,
 Perry and Bibb Counties, The track of
 the cyclone was half mile vide. Thir-
 teen persons have been found killed
 outright and forty or fifty dangerously
 wounded, The city is being canvassed
 for money subscriptions to bury the dead and relIeve the wants of the destI- tute.
 COLUMBUS, O. Nov. 9-Siate Auditor keeseweller entered the lobby of the Neil House at a quarter past six yester- nay evening. aud fired tive shots at ". J. Elliott, editor O; the Sunday Capitol. Que shot grszed Elliot;,s hand and cut
 through his oveTcoat, but the wounds are not serious. The cause Of the st-
 tack is feud of two or three years standing. during which time Elliott ID
 his paper has criticised kesseweiler charging him with official misconduct on several occasions.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. 9.-Jamcs 4.
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 tary of Arizona Territory is q son Of Sec retary Bayard and is about 2G years Of age.
 TORoSro. Ont Nov. 9.-The Lieuten- ant Governor has issued a1 order that every individual ID the service of the province of Ontario must be yaccinated forthwith.
 CHESTER. Penn, Nov. 9-All foremen of departments at Roach's shipyard prior to suspension, have been ordered to report this morning, and they will take on about lJ0 men, which number will be augmented as necessity de- mands. They will be on the pay roll of the government. About three mouths will be required to complete the Boston and about ten months to complete the Chicago.
 UTICA. V. r.. Nov. 9-It is reported that a serious accident has occurred on the West Shore road. About one mile west of Little Falls sIx passenger coaches ran into ditch. One lady Is said to be killed and a number of per sons seriously injured, among them As semblyman Pratt of Rochester.
 q |. washout Dear Little Falls. The engine passed over m safety but tle remainder of the train was ditched. Mrs. C. R. Pratt. of Rochester, was killed, and seven other persons injured, but none fatally.
 HAETFoRD, Conn.,, Nov 9-JOhn \. Welles, son or late Gideon Ne!les, Sec retsTy of the Navy during President Liucoln's administration. died yesterday of typhoid fever, aged 36 years.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 9-John Me CullOugh, the actor, dIed at his resi- dcnce ID this city at five minutes past one o'clock yesterday aftefnoon. Me Cullough's death, although not entirely occurred quite suddenly. and was due Hugo Engel. his physIcion, says, to "an affection of the brain caused by blood poisoning Dr. Engel asserts that McCullOugh vas not insane and that 1t was mistake tO have placed E:m n the Bloomingdale asylum.
 CHESTER. Pa. Nov. 9-Roarh's ship yard started this morning with l20 men. Abou; co men were put to work on the '' Chicago" All departments except the foundry were started.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The New York Posts Washington special says ex-Judge Vincent, of New Mexico, ObtaiDed no from the Secretary or the | General as to his removal. He sent formidable document to the Pres | dent in viBdication of his cause. Con- cTessmao Springer says n careful search | pt all of the papers show that there IS no charge against Vincent, except the | '5c: that he made ex-oenatur Dorsey G | Jury Commissioner.
 SsS RASCIsCo. Nov. 9-It IS stated | iere that Wells, Fargo E CO's Express intend shortly to establish money or fer system on the plan of the post oflics. | Ju' Wi,h lower rates.
 IlCLLisTER, NoSein0cr-S- |. GG.-Alsx- | inder, One of the persons arrested for | IF the murder of Dr. Powers. lE September 11th when the murdered | nan was tOuHd hanged tO C tree with bullet m him, turned States evidence O-day and made a fuil confession. The detectives are reiicent regarding :he snb- itance of the confession, which was made n writing. The document is sand to ad- nit that Alexander was one of the con 'pirgtOTs and perpetrators O. the murder lud that m consideration of guaranteed immunity from punishment he now tells III that he knows about the case. Sever | other arrests to day are believed to lave been made on the strength of Alex 4ndeI's confession. Alexander has been ,laced in the special charge of Deputy Sheriff tonight, as IL K feared Inc would rot be safe with the other prisoners in Le county jail. He will be removed to be Santa Clara county jail tomorrow. Eighteen persons are now under arrest Ur cumplclty in this crime. Alexan- ier's confession has created the greatest xcitement here. Great fears are enter aimed that an attempt will be made to elease the prisoners from the jail owing Q the increased gravity of their situa- ion since Alexander's confession. An xtra guard has been placed around the all.
 CINCINNATI. Nov. 7-The inspection of he returns m the Hamilton county Sen torial case before tine Circuit Court dis loses some remarkable discrepancies turing the examination of County Clerk Dalton th:s afternoon, which ID all prob bilitv will result m the election of the ntire Republican ticket. The case IS et m a complicated condition, but the 1dicstIOns after the days proceedings. ont to changes in the oiIiclal count IhIch will make the county Republican nste3d oi Democratic. At the session [ the court to-day the testimony wss ivep altogether by County Clerk Dal- On and referred 10 disore pancies be geen the total votes credited 10 the enatonai candidates, and the number [ names on the poll book. Thus, in ome precincts the vote on Senators as sturnsd by Dalton would exceed y a score or more votes the total umbcr of voters registered. The our; has not yet decided row to count lch precincts, whether tO throw cut be entire precinct or only the excessive 0te or tO divide the loss on the ex- ess:ve vote pro rata between each |