Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
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charged si;h steam and exploded with tu.L.lu. force. sending ii5 0oilinE com teLts over focr men, while two others at 5g yards dIstGnce, were injured by the flying Gobrs.
 Nrw YORK. July 2G.-Hulbert o. ThCmpsous, leader of the county demo crscy. died here to-day.
 GRAFTON, Dakota, Juiy 2G.-A hail storm of uueyampled fury burst upon thls county on Satu.sday afternoon sweeping a track tiso niles wide from St. Ia1urs across Red rIver into Mime zu.a a d.s;aucc %. tLi:t- miles. The hail stones were large as hens CyCs; houses and windows were rlddlei, tLe hall stones tearing through the shingles and breaking the sash as well as gias7. Sew ,-..! perecus were severely 2; .1rsi gnd one boy Is missing. Hue damage iu crops and otherwise x e=Jiiasted Gt hall a million dollars. Many farmers are lci; entirely destitute.
 CurcsGa. July 16.--a big negro thrust himself between two ladies walking Cu Jackson street, Bear Island Hotel. Jus; after dusk last night; dashed oEe oi them aside. .u.e hand bag from thc. arm Of the other md, running down @ dark alley. escaped, Iar Nomau carry Iu- tno hand bu- was Mrs. 4. M. AcErr- man. The aag contain, d Si]j gold watch and chain Gnd 5000 worth ot diamonds.
 SARATOGA. Ju.y 2G The first race t1- day. m!.e Gl-h. was won hy Hag-ln Pnciosu; Baldwiu's Santa AulIG Belle tlird. Time, l:ii
 INUIAxAroLIs, Ind. July 2G-Juiius \. Pr, derlcks, member Ut tie GreeIy ur- tc expedition, was shown the startlEs statements made by Maurice COnneli ht San Francisco. These statements Fred ericks denounced as almost entirely false. "C0uuell was always sort ot ob-tructi luist," sa!d IreiericEs Ef:er rrlug over and denying each point raised by Conn,l', 'aui ! consider the motive ot Lis statemou; due tO anger at h.s failure to get promoted
 SAx FEANcIsco, July .G-John T. Collins was killed yesterday afternoon bv Patrick Mullen. Collins, who was ernulov,d with the Domestic Sewing
 Machine Company, called Lt the h"u-e nf Mullen, corner of -Nth and Church streets. tu collect money due ou H uIa- chine purchased by Mrs. Mullen. AteW minutes after his entrance into line house, emerged. bleeding ProfUs,.. Iron several gE-Les ID tbc h, Gd. He wa- ge-
 moved tp the receiving hospital, Whrrv
 na died Ht a late hour last night. Mu!- len Was arrested HaG charged with mur- der. He claims hat deceased eEdtaynt-
 ed f.rc.olvto collect tir hll from E,s wife. drawing pistol. when b" inter fer-d and -laDurl Collins. IEls stury
 IS no. credited, hs Collins vas known tp
 He g agir. muu. At the tune ot LIs ar ra-t an attsmp' wIs Lsia by tue angry crowd Co lguch thc murderer, which the pchcC, however, frustrated.
 Leyp7y, July 2i.-S;r Charles Diike aft town cu S-luriay, presumably Tor
 the continent. On same day auilciga- ting bis removal by the queen from her p.lystc councIi, be resigned and Is DO longer even tgcLnlcal!y. "Rlght b Hl0rnhlc." Many clergy mon yesterday under ingenious wells oi rletoTic made this lLil thc leading topic of tLcr ser . hons.
 WAzuISGr0y. July 2G-In the house tg-Ias. kIG-, ot LIuIsi ma, offered a resolution. which wus referred g" tHe committee on foreign aii..r-, request in.s the president tU commuEIcate tO the house information concerning alleged illegal detention of A. k. Cutting. sG American cItlz-u,by Mczicsn authorities at Paso Del NoEte; and 1so whether an additional foTcc of '. S. troops has been ordered to r.. B.i-s. It K stated a; the war department that no troops had been ordered Co It. Bliss. m autici- iatl.u of trouble at paso Del Norte. It ls stated luther that tEe concentration Co. Mexican troops @. that place. doe- aot in itself signify a probable rupture ui the peaceful relations with tlis country, but Is more likely movement against revolutionary purles n Mexico. BIair, from the committee on tiuca- tiou a1d labor, today submitted fav- ursb't report from the majority of tEe rura,lit:sr, for joint resolution prop1-- ,ug that an amendment Co the consiItG- ;.Ja in relation to alcoholic liquors and other poisonous beverages b2 submitted
 60 thc legislature Uf the States for ratiti cation Tin amendment provides that from and after tbe year Of l9rJ. tue mgaufartura. EGle and importation ui di titled. alcoholic gCd intoxicating z liquors. except for medicinal, mcchani- rai; chemical and scientific purposes and Co. use In Brts, shal! cease.
 CHicAGo, H., July 2j-Colonel II. BeltOu, chef of division for tine hand ling Of second clgsS matter at the Chi cagO p0stoilice, was arr. stCi shortly
 after noon to-day, chsrgrd with ,mttz- element of public funds hy means oi fFsr returns. The pDsloiLce officials claim c. have traced a shortage ef S4,- tUJ from November 1881. to November, lSsj. and intimate that :he total short ugs will be from SJU..u to $lGJ,UUJ. John l.. Stewart, icheT,wa also arrest r2 The inspectors say they Lnd tLr News paid him nearly Sl,utO more Tor November. lS~t.t .tu November, lc'J, than the amount which lac turned over to the government. They also find that dur ing tEe same period ihc We-teru News Company paid him EboGt S3.G,u more than he returned Co Washington. B,l- ton was appointed by Postmaster Pal rlsr iu Is17. The arrcs: oi th,se two are very sure Co be followed by n 70 E- the inspectors have discovered private mruoraula belonging io Bolton, which ElLHA AHuaNl aaA hfaAHaaAH"T t- AhAAAAaa'HA N.t federal officers and even private citizens.
 LONDON. July 4j.-Salisbury arrived at noon to-day. from Oslcrue. where hs went to receive the Queens commands to form a new government. Salisbury. while at Osborne, performed the CrTs- m0uy ut Kissing toe hand of the QGeen, and was appointed her primo minister.
 LoSnoS. July 2j-Ihs QIstu's mes- seuge- arrived Q. Deyoushlre House ye-- ;eriay. bringing a speciai dispatch from the Queen tp Load Ha5t.a gton. wkc g,tarward held Q consultation with the Earl cf Derby. Lord Salisbury hCs asked Lord Harrington and the Earl of Derby to meet hIm. There Is intense excitement m tLa clubs over the pros pee; os royal interference n the cause ut coalition miuIstry.
 WAsurvsroS. July 26-TLe senate to. day passed the deficiency appropriation b.ll, after a number oi amendments had been made to tt.
 Ingalls, offered n resolution, which was adopted. requesting the president Co communicate information concerning Inc alleged detention ot 4. K. Cutting. an American citizen, ty the Mexican authorities Gt Paso Del Norte.