Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-13
'TELEGR

over this village last night subsided thi
 morning but left scenes of desolation il
 every direction. The water rose 15 fec
 and overfowed everything. Ten peop'
 are reported missing. The bodies c
 four were recovered. The sudden ris
 of COyadutta creek is supposed due to cloud burst.
 ALBANY, N. Y., July l0.-A Johnstow1
 special say1 that no one knows hoN
 many people were drowned or are miss
 ing. The flood was so turbulent aud tn
 c1rrent So swift that help could not b
 nd sred without great danger to tn
 reScuers.
 JS#sSsTowS, N. Y, July 1O-The mum
 Der Of lost cannot be detcrm ned as tn
 estimates vary from 6 to :O The creel
 is being dragged.
 UTICA. N. Y,July 10.--The tracks O
 the New Yorl; Central were washed
 away at Fonda and Akin. Great dam age to property has resulted from tn,
 floods not only at Johnstown but at al the towns in the Mohawk valley dowI to Amsterdam.
 Pecuninary loss small, probably twen 1 ty thousand.
 CHICAGO, July 10-Judge Taley 1T the Circuit court this morning. decineC to issue warrant of habeas corpus II the case of John F. Beggs, senior guar dian of Carp 20, Clan na Gael. Begg. is in jail charged with conspiracy in tht murder of Dr. Cronin. NEW ORLEANS, July11O-About clever O clock this morning Sullivan and pai t, ok carriage and drove away. It is believed that they took the Southern Pacific train for Houston, Texas, to avoid going through Mississippi. It is presum en they will return to New York via St LouIs.
 NEW ORLEANs.-The Sheriff of Marion | county, Mississippi came here for the Iucpose of arresting Sullivan and Kll- rain. He has gone to Baton Rouge tC get the acquisition from the governC and will return to New Orleans this evening. Sullivan will probably cross the state line into Texas by p. m.
 CHICAGO, July 1O-Rumors were flying around in this city and some points in the east, to the effect that Kilrain was ead, having expired on the train be- tween Dallas and Texarkana. Tex, but inquiry by the associated press elicited the statement from Dallas that there was no truth in the report.
 Los ANGELES, July 10-Hiram Ligh- ner, aged ten, was shot and killed by a playmate, Wm. Woody, aged thirteen, this morning at GaravanZa, few miles east of this city. The boys were play ing with revolver and Wooley snapped the pistol carelessly thinking it was not loaded. The bullet entered Lightners forehead and lodged in the base of the brain.
 NEW YORK, July 10-A Washington special says there is no longer any req son. able doubt but that there will be an ex- tra session of Congress. probably begin ming the last Monday in October or first Monday in November.
 CAIRO, July 1O.-General Grenfell tel egraphs that Arrued and Assuan, Sheiks have expressed loyalty. The Egyption4 have occupied Bimbam. The dervishes are very aggressive. The friendly Shcg- giehs killed 30 of them at Serra. An Egyptian picket killed II Dervish at FrJgers.
 ROCHESTER, NY, July 10-John Kelly, convicted of the murder of Eleanor O'Shea, near Geneva. Nov. 9th, 1888, was hanged at Canadigua at noon to-day.
 PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The cruiser Baltimore started this morning on ten days private trial trip.
 WINNIPEG, July 10.-The argument in the Burke cas3 was concluded this morning and Judge Bain has given tic order of his extradition.
 NEW YoRk, July 10.-The Grand Lodge of Elks held sn election to-day. Simon Ounlan of Chicago was elected
 rand ruler.
 BRANDON, Vt. July l0-An accident occurred on Vermont Central engine and five cars were wrecked and dozen passengers injured.
 SEATTLE, W. T., July 9.-Kerr, Wood, Wyman & Co.'S Salmon Cannery, at Five Mile Point. was destroyed by fire Sun day. The Indians say that three meu set fire to it. The loss is said to be S4Q,000.
 SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 9.-Murray the nan who killed Marshal Wilson at Oceanside few days ago, was brought to San Diego to-day and lodged in jail he having voluntarily given himself ur
 DENVER, Colo. July 9-The most of the time of present the grand jury has oeen occupied in investing certain charges of corruption made against cer- tain state offiIia and members of the last legislature regarding the purchase of furniture for the legislative building. stationary and other supplies by the members of the assembly and public which during the ninety days ession they aggregated to the neigh bor- hood of s60,O00- Deputy Secretary of State Wiatt was to-day sentenced to ter days in the county jail and pay a fine of S100 for contempt of court in refusing to turn over the keys to the room where the furniture is stored.
 PHILADELPHIA, July g. 9.-Athletics, 3; ,.
 Indianapolis. July g. 9.-Indianapolis, s; PhilaGe phia 10.
 Cleveland, July 9,-Cleveland, ,, Bos ton, 6,
 Cincinnati, July 9.-Cincinnati, 16: Athletics ,.
 St Louis, July 9-St. Louis II; Colum- bus 10,
 GRASS VALLEY, CAL, July 9-The bo dies of Thomas Cunston and John Ralph who died in the Idaho mine June 4th, when the fire occurred were recovered this afternoon.
 NEW ORLEANS, July 9-The pugilists and their friends, who created such a great furry here for the past week or two. have all left the city for home and affairs are assuming a normal condition again.
 NASHVILLE, July 11.-When the 1 Louisville and Nashville train pulled in to the city this morning,a crowd surged | around the clr to see John L. Sullivan. | Among them was the chief of of police ! who pinioned the sluggers arms and l nuilad him out in fha aisla Sullivan !