Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-12

! count of the most wonderful discovery ] of gold ever reported. The find is C |, miles from lineup, on Cross mountain, and Is owned by McCormick and Lewis.
 The body of the find is ten feet in thick ness, the lower six feet being iron man. 1 ganese, and the upper four gold bearing quartz. Of the gold the lowest assay
 from this rock IS 54t0 per ton, and there
 are specimens which put through con-
 mon mortar returns S20,000 in gold to ! the ton. Two men now taking out S0OCO
 each per day. If this were only one
 yard in depth and extends the length of | the claim (150J feet there are Sl1, ,563, OOO worth of gold in It. If the dip goes down 1000 feet it is worth $188, 100000.
 The average value is placed at SlOOO per | ton.
 The excitement over the discovery is intense, and thousands miners are rush ing into the camp.
 ST. PAUL, July "A report is current here that the town of Fargo, North Dak- ota, was completely swept away by a cyclone this morning. A railroad men who arrived from that vicinity thls morning says that terrific wind storm prevailed this morning, and that several trains are blown from tracks. All wires to Fargo are down for miles. The last reports received by the signal service from Fargo were at P. ID. Sunday, and they showed that conditions gere good for storm.
 Advices received at the Chicago, Mill waukee & St. Paul offices are to the effect that the town of Fargo is pretty we'll wiped out, several people killed and a number injured.
 General Passenger Agent Fee, of the Northern Pacific, received a telegram from Jamestown saying that a severe storm struck the Dakota Division of train No. ? and blew it from the track at the Fargo shops. The roof is blown of the depot at Mapleton. One of tho elevators at Dalrymple was struck by lightning and burned. The cars were blown out on the main .track at Butts vile. It is bellevei none were killed or injured.
 LATER MINNEAPOLIs, July 7.-The Western Union has just got wire into Moorehead, across the river from Fargo. A signal observer then telegraphed to Washington that seven lives were lost in the cyclone and thirty are injured.
 KANKAREE, Ills, July 7.-An excurs- ion train of II cars was derailed on the Illinois Central at Manteno, Illinois, thus morning. It is reported that several are injured but no one killed.
 MILWAUKEE, July 7.-Gen. Carnaha, Commander uniform rank, Knights of Pythies received dispatch from Manteno, Illinois, announcing that T in wreck of the Illinois Central specia! train, containing the sixth regiment of the Illinois Knights,
 WAsuNGToy, July S-The agreement upon the silver bill IS practically reach ed. It will provide for the purchase of 4,5CO,UO0 ounces silver per month. In full conference the committee report drawn up by Senator Sherman was adopted. The report has been present ed to the Senate and Is being read.
 BALTIMORE, July 7.-Ex-Treasurer of state Archer, to-day plead guilty to the charge of embedding the states funds, and was sentenced to five years in the penltGntiary.
 BERLIN, July I'm the rifle contest yesterday, the prizes were won by Zeim- merman and Klein of New York, and Ja- cobi, of San Francisco.
 DENVER, Juiy 9.-A family of four, consisting of Mir. Wetherill, wife and four children were poisoned last night by eating pickled tongue. The physicians have discovered strong indications of arsenic poisoning. It is believed all will recover except Mir. Wetherill.
 CETrINGE, July 7.-Col. Martinovich, of the body guard of Prince F.chomas Euromer Montegro, and cousin Of the Prince, was murdered | in the market place this morning. The murder was the result of private ven gence. The murderer was seized by | the people and lynchGd on the spot.
 WAsUIYGTON, July 8-IIOuse went into | Committee of the Whole on the consid- 1 eration of the Senate bill to forfeit cer tain lands heretofore granted for the | purpose of aiding in tho construction of | roads.