Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-29

apparently no change Tn the guberna- | tional situation from last evening. It is , believed that Foraker will be noninat- | ed on the first ballot. His friends have | things tied up for that result. Though 1 very stubborn fight is being made.
 PITTsBURG, June 26.-A dispatch from Greensburg, says that in the wreck at | Lathrop twelve or fifteen lives were lost. l Only five bodies have been taken from 1 the wreck. A number of laborers from | Johnstown, were on the train and | it is supposed many of them were killed. | Thirty-one cars were piled in heap and caught fire and are still burning. Legs and arms of victims can be seen pro truding from the debris NEW YORK, June 26.-It is not believ- ed here that the wreckage coming ashore at Nantucket belonged to the steamer Haitian Republic, as that vessel was spoken off Pernambuco May 13, bound for San Francisco, and is now probably sailing up the Pacific coast. BALTIMORE, June 26-A syndicate of English iron and steel men have made heavy purchases of mineral lands near Cumberland Gap, on the line between Kentucky and Tennessee. 4 new town | will be built under the name of Middles- | borough, Ky, where an immense steel | md iron works are to be erected. It | will be known as the American Associa- tion limited.
 WASHINGTON, June 26-A delegation )f colored Republicans waited on the President this morning and presented | he address adopted at the Jackson | | expressed confidence in the Presidents | policy toward the colored people of that region. The President thanked them md said they could rest assured he would do the best he could toward all classes.
 THREE OAKS. Mich. June 26.-Fred White, farmer of Berrian county, has | filed complaint with the Interstate ! Commerce commissioners, against the | Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, charging them with robbery of l taking five pounds of wheat from every load weighed at their elevators by means )f false weights.
 WINNIPEG, June 26.-Martin Burke. the Crcnin suspect, was arraigned thif morning. Counsel on behalf of the Uni ed States said he was not ready wit his evidence, so Burke was remandeo Gill Tuesday.
 JoHNsTowN, June 26.-The surgeon of the laboring camps reported within the aSt 24 hours, that forty-nine laborer. were taken seriously sick with symptoms typhoid fever. The river channel above the railroad bridge is opened for the l first time this morning.
 BIRMINGHAM Ala, June 26.-Joseph Courteny, laborer, laid a trap for his wife whom he suspected ofinfdelity. As result he found Charles Tucker in 9 room with his wife and shot him dead. Courteny escaped and his unfaithfu? wife is now endeavoring to shield him.
 PITTsBURG. June 26.-A triple coli sion of frieght trains occurred near Latb- 'obe, Pa, on the Pennsylvania Railroad this morning. Thirty cars were wreck ed and seven persons killed. Four Cf them were unknown tramps.
 l LANCASTER. Pa, June 26.-General Cameron condition Is unchanged. He has taken a little nourishment which short time.
 l WASHINGTON. June 26-Secretary Tracy has decided to give six weeks ex- tension of time to the builders of the Cruiser Charleston in which to complete the vessel.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Juno 26.-Governor Foraker was nominated for Governor on on second ballot.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 26.-WalteI lamp, of Lancaster, Pa, found his wife n this city living with Henry Dover. 1e shot her dead this morning in the ,olice court, and then killed himself Dover was jailed on the charge of big amy.
 LOUISVILLE June 26.-A mob at Shep ,rdville. Buliitt county, took Charles Ardell charged with the murder of Red !y, to the woods and hung him. 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 26.-E, L. Sampson of Ashtabula County, was nominated for Lieut.. Governor on the irst ballot.
 | WASHINGTON, June 6.-The president las appointed William Walter Phelps minister to Germany.
 PARIS, June 25.-In the chamber of deputies this evening, Loguerre asked
 cave to interpolate the government 1T 'egard to the violation of parliamentary
 immunity which the Authorities of An ,ouleme had committed in causing the ,rrest and detention of Laisant anc himself. 4 scene ensued in which tn. president censured him and excluded jim from the chamber. A motion tC
 ntorpose the interpolation was then
 arried by a vote of POP to 231.
 Prince Victor Napoleon has written otter endorsing the sentiments express
 d in the manifesto of the members q.
 he eighth district in which an appeal l.
 nade to the people to unite in the name
 f Franca and liberty against parlemen and feudality. The Prince says the gov ernment based upon sovereignty Of he' ,eople alone, insure greatness and pros ,erity to the nation.
 NEW YORK, Juno 2.-Tho Mail an6
 fxpress tonight, prints an interview IT.
 shich Postmaster Wanamaker Is quoted
 $ saying that removals from offices are .ot made rapidly and that there was
 reat de:l of criticism because of re- | 1OEdiS. put IL NOulO De hO uuJh IL
 ,ecomes the custom of the government
 publish the actual reasons for these
 hanges. In many instances changes
 Jade upon the inspectors, which if pub
 shed. would destroy mans future md leave a shadow upon his family. | Postmaster General Wanamaker said: People who draw pay from the Gov ,rnment ought to be compelled to give
 aIthful service or resign, and if they dc neither the department will recommend aeir removal no matter how much crit
 icism and misapprehension of facts may be made.
 | HELENA. Mont, June 25.-Sheriff
 Ieyfron. with a posse of ninety men eft Missoula at noon for the Flat Head reservation to make a second attempt t.
 rrest the Indian murders. Orders from | ne war department authorize the call