Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-07
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 GLOBE, June 2.-A distressing acci-
 dent happened at Wheattelds, twelve
 miles north of Globe shortly after noon
 to-day, resulting in the death of Jerry
 Ryan, Sheriff of Giia county, and Miss
 Mary Frush, daughter of Taylor Flush,
 who were members of picnicing party from Globe. Miss Flush and A. B. Sim
 mons went beating on Wheatfeld lake
 in frail craft, which capsized. Sheriff
 Ryan and Willis Middleton went to the rescue. Ryan reached Miss Frush, .but got entangeled in the weeds, and both
 were drowned. Middleton tried hard to save them, but was himse pulled under and reached the shore exhausted Sim mons clung to the boat until rescued. The bodies were recovered, being in the water half an hour. and were brought to Globe this afternoon. Ryan is the third sheriff of Gila county 10 meet death while in office. He was fearless, ener- getic officer and was prominently spoken of as the probable democratic candidate for the coming election.
 ST. LoUIs, June A tenement house on Franklin Ave took fire this morning. Ieo. fft7sot=s---lH sltId vile aDd IW0 CHifd- ren were badly burned. His father, asgd 70, was asphyxiated, and wife of Oharies Hauss was badly burned. eyeral of the injured may die. The loss by fire is small.
 Geo. Hide the lessee, has been arrest ed on suspicion of having fired the build ing.
 PITTsBURG, June 2.-700 stone cutters struck this morning for and advance wages.
 CHICAGO, June "A News" Washing ton special: says that it Is not probable that there will be any silver legislation at this session congress. Markets for bullion show during last week that this impression IS preveient. Prices are depressed and there Is likely to be still further decline.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, June 2-Capt. W. H. Taylor, President, and L. R. Meade, Sec retary of the RisdCn Iron Works, left to- lOG V ttSlliilE OOn u oup.LiI OiNlS lOG 5155 and a 6305 ton cruiser, bids for winch will be opened June 10th.
 LONDON, June Parliament reasem- bled to-day. TLe commons Sir James Fiugeson, Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Offices declined to lay on the table papers, relatives to a negotiation with U. 5. concerning the Behring sea trouble until the question was settled.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Martinez Chick, of San Diego, champion of the world, Ill a pigeon shooting match at Haight street ball grounds yesterday afternoon. The cIi m )ion lost 8 birds out of hundred and Chick only allowed ) to gover the boundary.
 WASHINGTON, June "A conference was ordered in the naval appropriation bill. The senate bill to grant the right of way through the pubic lands for irri- gatiOn purposes was reported and placed on the calendar. Plumb introduced a bill prepared by St. John, of New York, for the purchase of silver. Referred.
 PORTLAND, Ogn., June An election IS being heid to-day for congressman. by the state and county officers. In this city the voting IS progressing quietly. | The weather Is fair, and an unusually heavy vote is being boiled. Besides the regular democrat and republican l tickets there are three independent tick 1 cts in the field and large amount of | is expected.
 Later.-Up to one o'clock nine arrests | have been made by the federal officers, 1 eight for bribery, and one for illegal | voting. Among the prisoners arrested | on the charge of bribery, E. A. 1 Jordan, chairman of the republican | county committee. Bail of $500 was l furnished in each case.
 WASHINGTON, Ma? ?. Motions were made by which rules were suspended, | the expense of trailing Indians for | crimes committed CT other Indians m Arizona from ;hg territory t9 the '. 5.
 ALBUQuERQUE. N. NJ Nay 3i.-One cf the most diSast o Is WTecks known on | the Atlantic & Pacific occurred on that | road yesterday evening, two miles west of its junction, with the Santa Fe. \ i train of double decked cars loaded with | soms 10,OOQ meTipo mutton sheep, on their way from California to the Chi cago market, was wrecked by the break ing of truck. Every car but two was destroyed, and about 10n0 sheep were killed outright, or fatally wounded. h. dians of the neignboring pueblo of Isleta worked all night sliinning the carcasses. They will have mutton for months to come. The wreck was cleared away in time to let the passengers through on tlms to-day,