Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

 trees and carrying everything before i.,
 one man killed and number seriously
 wounded. There were several washOuts , below here on the Louisville, New AL , bany and Chicago and Wabash roads, and trains are behind time. 4 number Of buildings were struck by lightning and considerable property damaged.
 ATHENS, May 13-M. Papamichalop- Oulls, who was summoned to form the new ministry, declined because the King insisted that the ministry should be only temporary with the object of en- ahiIng the summOnIng of the Chamb bers.
 The King then summoned M. Nalyis, and a ministry was formed. The cham Der will probably be cOnyOked within ten dave.
 The new ministry is as follows: M. Va!vis, Premier and Minister of Justice; Gen. PetaizHs, Minister of War; NJ. Miadsles, Minister of Marine; NJ. Lour- IOtis, Minister of Foreign Affairs: M. AvierinOs, Minister of Finance, NJ. Ven Izelos, Minister of Education; Pspalti | OpOlCs, Minister of the Interior. The trade of tte country for the present Is pgrslyzed, and the blockade of the ports continue until stable government has beer formed and Greece defers to the wishes Of the Powers.
 | LONDON, May lI-A meeting of the followers of Lord Harrington was held to-day for the purpose of cementIng the Whic and Radical opposition to the home rule bill Sixty-tour attended, in- cluclng Chamberlain, Trevelyan and Cane. Harrington explained the req sons why the Liberals should oppose GladstOue's measure. The meeting adop- ted Q resolution declaring that those pres l ent would oppose second reading of the home rule bill. Harrington ID bis speech declared that pledges from Liberals to ] oppose Gladstone's home rule bill were | -nffic;e nt m number to make the recep- | ton of the bill on 1t second reading a | certain defeat. WAsHINGToY, May Hit IS not likely | that the department of state will make | any further investigation of the killing | of CJpt. Crawford, for the reason that | cons 1lar officers have no facilities for | 'h'E ming accurate information on the | subject.
 oAN FRANCISCO, May IA dispatch | to tEl Turf Exchange Of this city says | the Kentucky Derby. at Louisville, to day, was won hy Higgins Ben Ali, by half 8 length, distance mile and half; tune, 2:S6l
 PTTsBUEG, May lI-An agent O; At lautIs Dynamite cOmpAny Was employ | ed tLis morning to break up lot Ol iron stOr, Ol vacant ground near the Re pubhc Iron Works. He conmenced | work on B ten lon anvil and used al i'm mense charge of dynamite for the pur- pose. 4 terrific explosion followed and huge pieces of the anvil were scattered about ID every direction. One piece, weighing 300 pounds, wrecked a house occupied by Mrs. McNGmAra, one block distant; another piece over two hundred pounds crashed through the dwelling of Emil Eastman. also one block away. It -truck the bed iu which their children were sleeping. They were cove ed with debris but escaped serious uiuly. Another house, occupied by | Mrs. Luny, fully three hundred feet away, was also wrecked. The only per son injured was James Actin, who was walkirg Ou the side walk, one block away He was struck on the leg with a fragI1ent and the limb was SO badly in jur = that RmputatiOn was necessary. ne tysrt was arrested for violating | the city ordinance.
 l. the Belcher Sugar Refinery struck yes ferdsy for an advance in wages. In the | afternoon several new men were engag- rd to take their places. To this they objected, and'collectiug around the re- inery, attacked and beat every new man they could lay hands On. Policemen | were summoned and dispersed ihe crowd. who reiTeHted, uttering vengeance. A detail of officers Is guarding the works to-day.
 CINCINNATI. May 1.-The news Of the damage by inc storm Of Wednesday night continues to come Madison county, Ohio, suffered to the extent of dleton is a mIle wide and IS full of wrscks of houses, barns and fences. Mills all stopped sLd nearly sil access to the town cut of.
 ALBANY. O.. May l4-A tornado passed | through COlumbIa township, five miles from this place, on Wednesday night, carrying death and destruction with it Mrs Margaret A. McCOmas, aged 6O. and her nephew, were instantly killed, tnd the house in which they were killed was entirely destroyed. Mark Nc Knights house wss entirely demolished and himself and wife badly hurt. Th' Kentucky and Ohio railway depot ai Carpenter .bai its warehouse entirely | destroyed. Meny other buildings were destroyed and many persons injured.
 NEW YORK, May 15.-The trial of Al ierman Jsehn for bribery was continued to-day. Counsel for defense moved that ihe testimony of Inspector Byrnes and Detective COsgrove tO the alleged confession of defendant be stricken out m the gr0und that they were made un- der an inducement of hopes and the pressure oi fear. The motion was de uied. Detective Rogers testified that hf heard Jaehn confess to Inspector Byrnes m March last. His story was substan- tially the same as that oi Byrnes. John | Scott testified thst Geo. W. Walter. Jaehp's former clerk, told him that the poodle had been kept m Jaehn's safe over night. When he left the witness stand District Attorney Martin annOunc- ed that the prosecution rested.
 CHCAGo, May lj.-A man named Louis Lingg was arrested last evening | while n hiding at No sJ Ambrose street. The police unreservedly declare be is | man who threw the death dealing bomb I into their ranks week ago Tuesday. | 1nhl UhEt l4lAkN lAhHtA III NAfAg obhAh enue and up tO last evening be had not | been seen since the ma4sarre. His cap | ture WAS made on information furnished | by one of tine Arbeiter Zeitung employ | ess. The police say there IS 10 shadow | of doubt ot Langg's guilt and events of | tonight throw some credibility on their | statement. IL IS thought this arrest IS one of the most important madeyet with | the exception of the capture of the: in | stigators of the horrible crime. | Lingg is sad to have been an | employee Of Spies, and has been, since | May 9th. the missing man. At the po- lice station he was put through a rigor 1 l ous exacina;ion. lasting three hours at | least. LinEc made statement, the ex- tent O, winch the roiIce refused to dis close, and detectives in large numbers | were hurrieily dispatched to Clay bourne avenue for persons implicated in | hi scoufession. It is understood that the police made no ipromises to Lingg, | hut arined their information by other mean. just what, they refuse 10 state. l ..- r---..--..--. -T.v 1g-Tha Evan,