Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-23

I N-1NAANo GL A-1 HUT nEALl
 George Chckner, engireer. finding |
 impossible to stop his engine, whIcl
 was tearing along at the rate of thlrtl
 miles an hour, saw that the only hop
 was to increase the speed. He threV ' open the throttle and tLls prevented thu , .ars from tOpp!ing over the bridge The cars sway ed from side to side, Eu they were safely carried out of danger Ihe pas engers were Hli more or les.
 shaken up, but nobody was seriOusll hurt.
 DUBLIN, Jan. 15.-The state Of desper
 n'lcn, into which mauy of the Irisi laboriny people have been thrown by long continued pnvations, was illus tratet by an OccGrreuce ct LismOre County MaierfOrd) Board of Guard . ians. The LlsmOre PCor Law UnlOI
 wIs holding its weekly meeting, when ( crowd Ot Isborers burst into tho IoOu eni ln menacIng language demaaded arslSi5nce for themselves and .heir famIl les. They threatened that, unless helE vas soon forthcoming. they would plum, der the neigh6Oring farms In order tt obtain means of subsistence.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. I6.-Miss Kate BGyeId, eldest daughter of the Secretar, ot the state, died suddenly about s o'clock thls afternoon at her home, just as she Was s,urting to tue White House to a;tead .i,ss Cleyeiaud's reception. The reception suspended immediately on the news of her death.
 yoSKEEs, Jan. lG-A small wooden building loosely thrown together, iu which were 2J0 pounds of dynamite stored in frozen state, gt Croion &C., qusduc;, was blown up at 1920 this morning sI sIreadiDg destruction in all directions. Around the building were the engine and compressor rooms of the shaft, boarding houses and other build inSs and all were badly damaged. The peculiar feature of the affair IS the fact that nobody was hurt with the ex- ception of Mrs. Fox, who keeps a board Ing house near the spot and she only re- ceiyed slight bruises. Glass in all the houses in the neighbOrhOod was broken and the people at a distance thought the shock was caused by an earthquake.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Jan. IG-This morn- ing the Insanity Commissioners examin- ed and committed to the Napa InsHne asy- lum, Jas. NcGinDis, fiiteen-year-oli boy who has regularly attended Coroner ODOnnelfs meetings. During the past week the boy ha5 been talking of blow ing mp British war ships and thinks he Las thrown forty Chinese into the bay. H. neither eats nor sleeps. and say ODOnnell is hIs friend and that with Lis aid he will blow up. .he bank of Eng land.
 PITTsBURG, Jan. lG.-The National Convection of i0urueymea bakers sd- iSurned to-day after C!ecting Charles Biuch, of New fork, Nati0na! Secretary, and adopting a resolution tO boycott all pToprietCrs who refuse to reduce the hours of labor to twelve hours per day. The next National Convention will be held in Chicago on January 1jsh, 1887.
 PARIS, Jan. 16-Ds FreycInet to-day made a declaration in the Deputies of the policy its new c6binet would follow. He sad the colonial polIcy would be less sdvsrturous than that of its recent predecessor. TEis statement was Teceiv- ej vi.h cheer by the chambers.
 SACRAMENTO, Jan. 16-Ths Govern ment to-day issued extrsditIon papers to officer Lee, of San Francisco, for the return of Mccarthy from Honolulu.
 SACRAMENTO, Jan. I6-The committee on the branch organization of the CItI- gems Anti-Chinese Ass 1cistIon has issued E. call for a state convention to assemble in this city March lJ;h. The supervi- sors of esoh county are to name the del egatcs. San Francisco is entitled tO Go.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Jan. 1G.-The Exam finer Chicago special says: A dispatch received here states that Judge Thur man, the Ohio ex-SeaatOT, m writing tO his intimate friend ID. E. Pickle, of Charleston. III, says: You will never be grn.Itiei 5y seeing me in pubic life ssaiu. am now On the retired lust, Of my own full c0usen: and with DO inclin- ati9n whatever for active fife except us a private citizen"
 NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The four chil- dren who returned from Paris after hav- ing been treated by Pasteur visited Dr. Ozorman yesterday. He made careful examination and found them all well and iu good health. Dr. OgOrmRn said one lAAuE IAuNNh HNoAtANtAE anu AAAA- " that human beings can be innoculated with the strongest rabies virus without sustaining injury.
 NYACK. N. Y. Jan 16.-ShortIy before ll:3O o'clock last night two district shocks of earthquake were felt ID every part of Rockland county. In Nyack pictures were shaken from the walls and the ice in the river along the shore was broken. In Suffsrn Spring Valley, PiermOnts, Spsrkshill, Haverstrsw. and Rockland Lake the jar was very heavy.
 KANSAS, CITY. Mo. Jan 15.-The Journals Topeka, Kan, special says; The full extent of the disastrous effects of the late storm ID western Kansas is just becoming known, as reports ar rive from relief parties and others. The desth-role of victims, known and unknown, numbers eighteen, while half g dozen other persons are known to be mis ing. The dead as reported are M. F. Israel and on unknogn man, Syra- cuse, Hamilton county; Nr. Ford ID Kinney county; $. HiEgs, near Kendall; two Beecher gIrls and George Chapman, of Syracu,e: Isaac StEn. of WiniOm; mother and two children near Garden City, and the father IS also missing; two women in Seward; two brothers m Ford county; two unknown men ID Ellis county, and 8 man in Lincoln county. Three deaths occurred in sparsely settled border counties m the south western and western parts ot the State, where ottertimes communication IS df- fcdlt IL is ieaTed that further reports will increase still mere the list ol fatali- ties. Ibe loss ID cattle IS also consider ed very heavy.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan lS-The Chroni- cle's Chicago special says: The Inter- Ocean says: "1he nomination now pending in the Senate against which the most formidable opposition IS made, IS that of Edmund G. Ross to be governor of New Mexico. and that the papers vhIch had been flied with the committee on territories contain almost every charge that could be brought against man. Many of the official acts of Ross since be became noverDOr are reviewed in great detail and be is charged with doing everything that governor should not do. His personal and official char acter are attacked and it IS believed that his nomination will be rejected.
 PrrrsBURG, Penn, Jan. 1S-The steam tug ModOc exploded her boiler m the