Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-15

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 TOMBSTONE, June 13.-The General openion among we'll posted people here is that the loss of life is between three thousand aAd four thousand.
 Col. Rogers who has charge of regis tration, states that from all he could learn the population amounted to about 32,0Ol. This accounts for ten thousand people supposed to be lost. The earlier report to the effect that fifteen thous- and people Were m ssing WIS based upon the supposition that there were 5000 inhabitants in these bo.oIghs.
 CHICAGO, June 13.-New York e, Chi cago 64, St. Paul 58, Winnipeg is and New Orleans 7G.
 E.. PAsO. .lnne 12-The city council com n,eted t,i cAn gasS of the votes of the recent city election. The republi- cans e;5ct the mayor by four majority. The dr LOcraJcs elect five Of the eight alderEI,.i. ,.ni the city surveyor. The repu lie IL; also ciecs the recorder, treas ire .ttorney and assessor.
 JOHNS OWN, June 12.-The exodus of workmen continue all day. As fast as the money was handed out of the pay masters window the workmen boarded the trains on which their picks and carts were loaded anal left town. To- morrow morning, however, General Hastings expects to have 250O men at work. Provisions and supplies continue to come in freely.
 DUBLIN, June 12-The following par ticulars were received here in regard to a disaster to an excursion train which caused the death of probably 100 people. The accident occurred at a point where the train had to ascend grade or bank fifty feet high. The weigh of the cars proved too great for the engine and seve- ral cars were detached and was allowed to run back to the level track where they came in collision with an ordinary train from Armogh which was proceed ing to the grade. The excursion cars were completely wrecked. The disas- ter is unparalled in the railroad history of Ireland.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The Amer ican Bank and Trust Company, the GUS todians of relief funds raised here for the Johnstown and Seattle sufferers, re- port that the monies raised in this city and transmitted free by this bank amounted to fully S0,0OO dollars.
 CHICAGO, June 13.-The proceedings of the Grand Jury in the Cronin inquest IS guarded with the strickest secrecy A number of witnesses were heard today but none are likely to give sensational evidence.
 JoHNsTowN, June 13. 15O0 men were at work to-day. Militia drove all idlers out.
 LONDON, June 13.-While Gladstone was passing through Wadebridge, Corn wall to day, missile believed to have been a cartridge was thrown at the car riage. Gladstone was not hit. BALTIMoTE, June President Cley eland replying to notification of hls election as honory member of Mary land tariff reform club. stated that the aim and purposes of the Club are set forth in the declaration accom- panying your letter, and have my hearty sympathy and support. l believe the accomplishment absolutely essential to the greatest prosperity of our people, and the highest development of our country. You must, however, permit me to say that so far as parties are con cerned, my hope and reliance for better condition of things is upon democratic party organization. which, in my opinion, cannot be true to it's traditions and an- cient creed without hearty and sincere espousal of the cause to which your club IS devoted
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 13. - William Hovey, charged with criminally assault ing five-year-old daughter of Marshal Insley, was discharged to-day, as the jury were unable to agree. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13 - Samuel Isaacs, employed as a piano player in a low saloon, shot and seriously wounded Annie Nelson, proprietor of disreputable house on Ellis street this morning, and then blew out his own brains. The woman was his mistress, and he shot her because of jealousy.
 ARMAGH, June 13.-The dead from yesterdays accident now number seven ty four and others are in critical con- dition,
 BISMARCK, Dak., July 13-This city has sent S1OOOto the Seattle sufferers.
 CoRYDoN, Ind, June I3.-Two bur glares named James Devine and Charles Tennison was taken from jail early this morning by mob and hanged to a bridge.
 BERLIN, July 13.-The American com missioners to Samoan conference have received instructions from Blaine. He disagrees with several provisions of the protocol. The English and German commissioners will consider Blain's dec larations and bring in the policy they will pursue.
 LONDON, June 13,-Lord Provost of Edinburgh has refused to confer the freedom of the city upon Parnel on the occasion of his visit in July.
 NEW YORK, June 13.-Private de- spatches from Boston says at meeting taken for the formation of rubber boot and shoe factory.
 BALTIMoRE, June 13.-Tom Demond, an Irish Nationlist, from San Francisco, is wanted by the police for supposed complicity in the butcheryof Dr. Cronin. He escaped from surveillance in New ' York Monday.
 WASHINGTON, June 13-Secretary received yesterday from Hayti, has order ed the Kersarge to proceed at once to Hayti.
 CONCORD, N. H.. June 13.-The repub- lican caucus to nominate a candidate for U. s. Senator was held this evening; there is no doubt of the nomination of Elk Senator Wm. E. Chandler.
 WAsHINGToN, June 13.-The wedding of Ex-Secretary Bayard and Miss Cly- mer did not take place yesterday. Miss Clymer told a correspondent that no
 ate had been fixed for the wedding.
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