Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-22

P w ASHINGTON, J une l0.-lne PreSlden Is made the following appointments of COT n suls generals to-day. Wakefield G. Frye > of Maine, at Halifax; Joseph A. Leonard d of Minnesota, at Shanghai; Zachery I s Sweeney of Indiana, at Constantinople is Oliver H. Dackery, of North Carolina l. at Rio Janerio; Oliver H. Somers of Co e lorado, at St. Petersburg; George W '. Roosevelt of Pennsylvania, at Brussels o and Levi Brown of Ohio at Glasgow. ' SACRAMENTO, June 15.-A train cons
 isting of twenty five flat cars and En l, zine struck broken rail near Salisbur, s this morning. The engine turned up l side down and six cars were derailed r Robert Wilson brakeman was killed
 tiremen George Vice and Robinson, anC
 engineer Allen, were badly but not fatal
 ly hurt.
 NEW YORK, June 15-A special from Ottawa Canada says the Russians off
 cers are taking notes and observations , of the coaling stations and Notifications The report says its the most barefaced
 attempt on part of nation to levy on
 ths defences of another power, ever re-
 corded.
 CHICAGO, June 15.-The special grand
 jury in the Cronin case began it's fourth
 days session this morning. The indica-
 tions are several days will be consumed
 ere the jury will probably make final report.
 NAPLES, June liking Humbert, ac-
 companied by Queen Margherita and
 the crown prince assisted at the inaug-
 uration to-day of the work of improving the sanitary condition of the city, un-
 der plans adopted. The poorest districts
 where the cholera epidemic of 87 made
 such ravages, aid be thoroughly renovat-
 ed. Seventeen thousand houses will be
 demolished. It will take ten years to
 complete the work.
 CITY OF MEXICO, June -15.-The roof
 of the Mercerd market fell in yesterday
 burying nearly forty persons. Eight
 dead and fourteen wounded have already
 been taken out. The black vomit made
 its appearance at Vera Cruz. NEW YORK, June 15-Judge Andrews
 heard argument to-day upon the
 writs of habeas corpus in cases of Ma
 roney and Mcdonald charged with com plicity in the Cronin murder. At the
 conclusion he reserved his decision. BERLIN, June 15.-Several provisions of the Samoan treaty have been forced
 before the treaty was formally ratified. The Consuls at Apia will forthwith in-
 Vite Samoans to adhesion to the treaty. WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Presi- dent and Secretaries Blaine and Windom went down the Potomac this morning in Postmaster General Wanamaker's yacht and will return Monday.
 WASHINGTON, June 15.-At the war department it is said there is no fear of a general outbreak of the Chippewa Indians in Minnesota. Whiskey was at the bottom of the trouble.
 The Comptroller of Currency received telegram from the cashier of the Puget | Sound National Bank, at Seattle, w. T., l saying ''the loss to the banks by the fire | is nominal as the vaults stood the test"
 CHICAGO, June 17.-Martin Burke, | alias Delaney, was arrested in Winnipeg | last night, for complicity in the Cronin | murder. He had ticket for liverpool | Chief Hubbard says the arrest is an i'm portant one.
 NEW YORK, June 17.-Judge Andrews | refused to hold Maroney and Mcdonald | the Cronln suspects on the ground that | there was no evidence on which to hold | them.
 NEW YORK, June 17.-Three men from Chicago, who came to identify Maroney | or Mcdonald, as accomplices in the Gro min murder, were unable to identify them this morning.
 ST. LOUIS, June 17.-At Uniantowen, a place of six hundred inhabitants, if teen miles west of Ft. Scott, Kansas, was swept away by a flood yesterday. Two women and four children are known to be drowned. As wires are down no de- tails have yet been learned and it is fear ed the loss of life is much greater than reported. At the town of Augusta the storm assumed the form of a cloud burst, flooding Fit. Scott and carrying away sev eral houses
 ELDoRADo, June 1.-The upper val ley of the Walnut is flooded from exces- sive rain. Mrs. Graham and child were drowned Saturday night. The grain fields are flooded and the Missouri Pa cific track is washed away. It is sur missed that a number of people were drowned in the lower valley.
 CHICAGO, June 1.-The police con- sider the capture of Martin Burke in Winnipeg the most important yet made. He has been identified as the man who had the furniture moved from Clark street opposite pr. Cronin office, to the Carlson cottage where Cronin was killed.
 ROSEBUD, Dak., June 17-At council between the different bands of Indians yesterday afternoon, 1t was decided to hold another council among themselves and then scatter to their homes If this is done 1t will at least greatly retard the action of the commission. The only IT, dians now prepared to sign are those present at the discussion, at Rosebud, or by that action. They are in the minority, the opponents of the bill having been aided by outside support, and their united strength is formidable. The commission expect to hold a confer ence this afternoon.
 LONDON, June 17.-At a meeting to- day, the Prince of Wales presiding, it was decided to erect a memorial to the late Father Domien, who devoted the last years of his life to the care of the epers of the Sandwich Islands. The will be erected at Molakai. It was also decided to construct a leper ward in London where the study of eprosy will be encouraged.
 WASHINGTON The President and party returned to Washington this 
 JoHNsTowN, June 17.-Five thousand i've hundred men are at work on the ruins to-day. Dynamite is being used freely with good effect. One hundred s ready made houses have been ordered from Chicago. If this lot prove the number win be increas ! sd to one thousand A Chicago firm ! agrees to put them up at cost. It is be- I ng arranged to build lookup when a z arge number of arrests, including peo- ole of reputation, will be made for steal ng valuables from the wreckage. A general search will be made.
 ROME, June 17.-Prince Louis Napol- ,on, at the request of his father Prince Jerome, has resigned his commission inl he Italian army. 2