Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19


 The soldiers charged, wounding several
 Indians and killing two.
 I ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 15.-One of the
 most terrible railroad accidents ever known in Georgia occurred at midnight, I5 miles from this city, On the Georgia Pacific road. The East Tennessee and Georgia Pacific road use the same track to Anstell and last night the Georgia-P Pacific mixed train, with & coach and one sleeper stopped at the tank for water. The coach and sleeper
 were on trestle, thirty feet high. The East Tennessee passenger, going at a speed of thirty miles per hour, struck the sleeper and went nearly half way through it. The wreck was terrible. The fireman sprang over board and re-
 ceived a slight injury The englneer held to his throttle and was unnurt. The following persons on the GeorgIa-Paci- fic train were killed: BOinhn Peten, of Charlottesville, Va: Nathan HBnley, of
 Anniston, Ala: Jacob and Mary Banks,
 of JonesborO, Ga; B, Bright wife and
 two children, of JonesbOro; s wealthy | Texan named Pierce, of Aberdeen, Tex,
 and others ot Eastpoint, Ga; two chil- | dren whO were dead are unknown. The
 following were fatally injured: Mrs. | Brown, home unknown, who was In com | pany with Pierce, and about ten others
 were more or less seriously injured. The
 dead and wounded have been brought
 to Atlanta
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Dec 1j.-Frank Tubbs,
 son of Hiram Tubbs, the east Oakland millionaire, shot himself last night in
 Oakland, at Tubbs' Hotel, of which his father Is the proprietor. The act was committed while the young man was in
 fit of temporary insanity, superln- duced by brain fever. He was 21 years
 of age.
 | WAsHISGFOS, Dec. l5.-Senate-Ed-
 munds introduced bill granting pen
 sion to Mss Julia Grant, and another | bill granting her franking privileges. Edmunds said the bills were precisely
 in the form adopted m similar cases
 her retofOre. The bill was then read
 three times and passed.
 Going to the calendar. the senate took
 up Hosr's bill to provide for Presiden-
 tIal succession and HOar addressed the
 senate on it.
 OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 15-J. M. Todd,
 the we'll known real estate man of Oak
 land was killed this morning by being
 run over by one of the local trans at
 Adeline station.
 OTTAWA, Dec. Ij-A report IS current
 here that the Canadian Pacific R. R. Co.
 is urging the British Government tO buy
 large quantities of the Canada Pacific
 railway stock, in order to secure control of the trans-AtlantIc route to the sea.
 ROME, Dec. Ij-The Vatican has ordered that the seat of BIshOp of the Diocese of Grass Valley, Gala, be trans ferred to Sacramento.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Dec. Ij.-B. J. Shay who was shot by J. c. Brown Tn the Nevada restaurant on the 23rd day of October last while taking dinner with l Browns wife, died this morning. 4 charge | of murder was placed against Brown to- 1 day m the prison register.
 COLUMBUS, O., Dec. Ij.-Tho Supreme | Court this morning on application of | the attorney general, granted q per | emptOry writ Cf rnalIEmu- tc compel | clerk Dalton, of Hamilton Co, to make a return of the election abstract. A special messenger was appointed by the court to serve the writ this evening.
 BEESE, Dec. 1j.-Ad0f Deucher at present wee president of Switzeriand has been elected president for the year iSSG He Is radical.
 NEW YoEE, Dec. IA morning jaur- nal says: One thing that has escaped general notice is the total ignoring of Vanderbilt's sister, Mrs. Louisa Laban. The commodore left Mrs. Labsn S50U 000, but she was dissatisfied with that sum and together with the SOD, the late Cornelius Vanderbilt, contested tae cOmmodOre's will, causing great trouble and scandal. It K rumorsd that she was ignored Tn the present will to puni-h her for the part she took in fighting the commodore. At all events she has been left out in the cold, aad k BOW living in France.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 1j.-The following bills were introduced in the senate to-day:
 Harrison, for the admission of pJr- ti3n of Dakota as a state.
 Vest, to incorporate the Atlantic x Pacific ship railway company. The bill | provides for government aid to that en- terprise.
 George, to pension soldiers of the Mexican war. 1t Is the Mexican pension bill passed by the house at she last ses- sion.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1j-Princess Co., lorua, nee Eva Mackay. daughter of John W. Mackay of thIs city, gave birth to & son yesterday at COlonna Pal nee near Naples. The announcement was made in private cablegrSm 10 friend m this city.
 n,, of the General Assembly met in sepa- { John w. Daniel for Cnite,l States Sen:- 6 tor. The joint scssion takes place to- morrow.
 LIsBoN, Dee. lj-Puuce Ferdinand, Of Saxe- CIburg. father of the king of , Portugal, died to-day of fGcIal cancer.
 PAEIs, Dec. 1J.-The chamber of dep [ lties will be requested to vote s sum to ' enable Dr. Pdsteur tO establish a spa ' ,ious hospital e be used especially for by his method of inOccu.slIOu V If persons bitten by mad dogs { BERLIN, Dec ij.-Prince Bismarck was injured today by the stun bling of his horse. The muscles of his egs are SO severely strained as to in- D erfere with walking, and he IS now con- i ined to hls residence. :.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. Dec. 12.-George Y. n Webb who perjured himself iu order to ( obtain writ oi hsbeas corpus in behalf | ,f Margaret Dix who vas confined in the ], .!agdalen asylum and whom he wished !, Q release for improper purposes, was t entenced to-day Co fOurtee0 years !u the V tate prison. " TOMBSTONE. Dec. I5.-The hoiztiug q Eorks of The Vizina Consolidated Min V ng Company, on extensive stTUc:ure i' ituated on IOughnut street, in the cen n CT of the camp. cought fire this mora sl ng at 4lj and burned Co the ground. r' Owing tO the fact that the wini was D ight, and blowing in the rIgh; direction. n he camp Was saved from des- a ruction. The cause of q 6 fire is uu- lc inowD. The loss is total. The build b ng cost, with the machinery. Sl3OO0 e' nd was insured for S3.0J0. q h., .T l