Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-10-12


 children were playing with matches il powder house. Powder exploded tearing one to pieces and fatally injur ing the other two.
 BERLIN, October A collision oc cured to-day between a passenger anC freight train at Losswitz. Four rail way officials were killed and man, passengers injured.
 LONDON, October 4-Lord Galloway was arraigned in Dumfries to-day charged with indecent behavior toward little girl.
 JAMBoREE, KY, October 4-The olC Hatfield Mccoy feud has broken ou again. Pete McCoy's daughter was tt marry John Handy, a relative of th' Hatfields. Relatives of both factions were there to prevent 1t on Tuesday night. As they stood up to be mar ried volley was poured in on them killing the bride and groom, and fatally wounding the preacher. WEST POINT, October 1.-The Super intendent of the Military Academy re ceived the members of All Americas | Excursion this morning. After that the Secretary of War and party made the | rounds of the departments from the l barracks to the recitation rooms. The | inspection of the post was concluded by an exhibition of cavalry drill in riding hail. Soon after Il o'clock the party embarked on the gunboat Yorktown for New York.
 NEW YORK, October A gun boat, with all the American delegates on board, passed down the river at 3:45. D. m.
 MINNEAPOLIS, October 4-The Jour nal's Helena special says: The situation this morning shows that Toole (dem) is probably elected governor. The rest of the State officers all Republican, sen ate also, but the House is still question able. Republicans claim the legislature on joint ballot, by three or four ma jority. In general, the situation is still unreliable.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, October 4-The steamer Australia arrived this evening from Honolulu. The United States steamer Nipsic, which was broken up by the hurricane in Samoa last March, was expected to be taken off marine rail way at Honolulu September 2 and to have her trial few days thereafter.
 Considerable excitement was caused on the 25th ut. among the natives by the rumor that the Hawaiian minister had made a treaty annexing the islands to the United States. The rumor origi hated from the fact that tho proposition to seek full reciprocity between the United States and Hawaii hds been dis missed, but no action taken thereon.
 NEW ORLEANS, October f. Numbers of the survivors of the Corona disaster reached this city to-day. Capt. Sweeney stated that the explosion came on so suddenly that he hardly had time to see anything. Capt. Blanks who was sitting in the barber shop, was hurled through the cabin roof and instantly killed. The explosion seemed to go downward and its full force was in the rear part of the boat. Those not killed outright by flying timbers were pinned and scalded to death. Capt. Sweeney said when the explosion took place he was in the forecastle and thus esca ped the heavy timbers which were flying around. He was picked up by the yawl St. Lotus.
 The Tines-Democrat's Bayou Sara special says the tug Buerly Harris went down this morning to wreck the ill-fated steamer Corona. Her hull was sunk in deep water. Capt. Knox's steamer Cleon is at work saving all he can. Two bodies have been found. found.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 4.-The es- tate of the late Chas. Crocker, who died in August, 1888, was settled in probate court to-day, the court confirming the acts of the executors in distributing to the heirs and legatees the full balance of S22,000,000 from the estate, which was appraised at S34,142,474. The widows share was S2,S66,244.