Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-12
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1 son, broke laSJ nlG Gnl, sweeping rOcES anu deposits before it. The flood was 30 feet high and loo feet wide.
 MINNEAPOLIS, July "A special cor resp,ndence from Fargo this afternoon says a terrible tornado swept over the ! town this morning, killing seven and wounding many.
 MILWAUKEE, July 7-Knights ' of Py- thias are gathering here. The streets are alive with men, and every tram ar rives sweltering. Weather hot.
 BAroy RoUGE, La, July 7.-The gov error vetoed the lottery bill.
 MARTIvsvILLE, Ind, July 7.-Maggie Richardson, aged nine years, has just ex- i hibitcl very unusual amount of energy for one so young. She lives in Brown county. fifteen miles distant. She left nome sunday afternoon, without the | knowledge of her parents, carrying a toy trunk containing her dolls, and a small hand satchel.
 She stayed all night with a farmers family, few miles east Of here, ana ! reached this city yesterday morning, having walked alone the entire distance. 1 She got On the train for Indianapolis, taking her dol, trunk and grip with her.
 The conductor noticed the little one in the seat. but asked her no question, supposing her mother was near. When about half way to Indianapolis Maggie | asked 2 ~-rtleman near her if he would 1 I.-.-e 3ay ncr fare from Indianapolis to Chicago.
 On Being asked where shc was going she replied ito the worlds fair." Tn: conductor placed her under the care of | the city authorities on reaching Indian apolis. who procured pass for her over | another road to Morgantown, this county, where the little wanderers parents met | her. [ Chicago is more than two hun drcd miles from her home. CITY OF MEXICO, July 7.-The Fl Unl- vers2l newspaper publishes a sensation al article on San Salvador, and states | that President Menendez died riddled with bullets.
 The official Gazette publishes a tele- gram from General Ezeta, provisional president Of San Salvador, announcing having taken possession of the presiden- cy after the death of Menendez, who was killed defending the presidency.
 General Diaz telegraphed acknewl- edging the telegram and undoubtedly Mexico will recognize the new order of thlngs.
 An English company proposes to bay the rich Concepscion silver mines in the state Of San Luis Potosi.
 The drouth at Ozuluma, near Tam pico. caussd tho death of 10,0G0 cattle.
 Agents Of the government of Guata- mala are spreading reports derogatory to San Salvador.
 < new bank will be established in Merida.
 SAcGAIE*To, July :. This morning q Ch;Gdman was killed by the o1tgo.n. train near GGihrie station, whiie walk ing along the track.
 Yesterday afternoon stretch of 90 feet Cf the saoG shed was destroyed y fire at StTCng's canyon, near the sUnn Ii.
 JEFFERSON. Or, July [. Last ni,ghl three men entered the Chinese gectiou house aC this place aEd held up tn. Chiaamen at the point of q revolver whilC t"o Of them searched tho hous, for money. They secured about S:jQ and then poured coai oi; an the floor iuG fired the house, holding the Chinaman untIl the fro was under good hcadway The men then escaped, but the Chinese recognized them as three town hoUdiums and sWoTe out warrants. The men are Ow ua lar a-r:e ;5.
 NAsHNGToE, july 1.-The conference report on tho diplomatic and consular appropriation bill was agreed to.
 Merrill moved to take up the ta.i:i bill. The senate refused, yeas %; nays 2i.
 The senate bill to provide for United States land court and provide for the settlement of private land claims in NeN Mexico, Wyoming, Arizooa, Nevada ana Colorado was discussed until twt o'clock, when it vas lad aside without action 2nd tho shipping bills were re stunned. Reagan spoke against tho oil, and at tae close of his remarks the election biil was received from the house acd was lon motion Of FTye) ordered tl lie Cn the tabla until the return tc Washington of the chairman of the com Elittee On privileges s"d elections.
 HCar sad Sherman presented the conference report on 5ha silver bill, and gave E0tice he @oul5 cali 1t up fer ac- tion tomorrow morning.
 Adjourn cd.
 LONDOy, July 8.-The Turkish govern ment has sent new letter to the British government demanding that they fx a date upon whi h Egypt will be evacuat ed by tho British troops without the right of asa,n occupying that country.
 CAPE MAI, July S.-The president left here thls morning for Washington.
 ST. PETERSBURG, July S.-An ofiicia report says that at the beginning of J uno the winter and summer crops in Western and Southern Europe and Russia are very good jn some districts, and fairly good m others. In the Eastern proyir-. ces crops are leEs satisfactory, bat 1t is expected that large quantity will be available for export and an increased dc mand .s expected in view of the bad lar ve-.t n india and the unfavorabie out !ooH tor thc Alueric&n winter wheat,
 SoEoAiA, July ,8-A fire broke out last night in liabst's tinshop and de stTOyeG the Occidental hotel and several Ct--EA DGl-ts'IssS AnlCn were uEOGCuDlS IAe fire is supposed to be the work of an ircerdafy. The buildings bc ong to McSiGoi.in and weTe UnjncuTcd. Ii .hst had iGsUEencC of several hundred dollars on stock. The losses are mt gigcn.
 WASHINGTON, Jgly S.-Ihe house con- mittee on elections disposed of the two tiiss-ssippi contested election cases. Ill Ys. Cathiugs, from the third dis triot, and ksrnahan vS. Hooker from the seventh. Ihe decision favors the demo -cratic sitting members Cathings and Hooker.
 Hrigsdiar General Grierson was placed on the retired list.
 Ghe senate amendment was concurrod in to the house bill, for the admission as g state, Cf Wyoming.
 The conference report on the silver til was then taken up, and Vest pro ceeded to state the Ieasons why he should vote aea;nst the report