Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-05
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money, and utter the order had been hi
ed, would cure the saleEman's blanl
and the por er's duplicate OF it, and de
stroy them.
1t is understood that johnson has
turned his property all over to Wad
shaw.
SAN Francisco, March 27.-A young
girl named Ida Olsen, employed as do
mestic at house on Golden Gate, was
arrested by the fire marshal to-day
Four fires have occurred sine
Saturday night. Little damage
was done, as the fire depart
ment eXtinguisbed the flames. The gir
confessed that she had started the fires
to see them blaze.
MARTINI, March 27.--The body of the
man who Was run over by the train al
San Pablo Saturday, and buried without
Identification. was eXhumed to-day, and
identified as that of X. q. Moyer, other
wise known rs Ludwig Van Romaice
who, under the title of international
Bureau of Private Transactions, carried
on correspondences with certain German
mobiles, Offering to furnish them, for q
compensation, with rich American wo-
men for wives.
WASHINGTON, March 27-The presi-
dent gave special reception this after
noon to the delegates to the convention
of the American Association for the
education of colored youths, now in ses-
sion. In response TO an address the
president said: Il have firm belief that
the rock Of our safety OF nations is in
proper education"
SAN FRANCisco, March 27-The Alta
California VIII say to morrow that ne
gotiations which have been pending for
the past year, looking to the sale of GER
tain local b,eweries 10 an English syn
dicate, have cached stage that agree
nents have been entered into by the
Philadelphia brewery and the owners of
the United States Brewery, TO sell their
property, o. IA controlling interest to-
Edward Fitzmaurice Lennon, OF Lon
don. The sale of the United States
brewery was made to day, and part of
the purchase money was paid.
The full purchase price is understood
to be in the ghborhood of S459, COO.
The Philadelphia Brewery is contracted
to be sold to Lennon, rs representative
of the syndicate, August IL, h.xt, the
price named in the bond being. 1,650,-
GOO, Lennon agreeing. TO pay 81 $4,000
on that date and SI.0J0,Go0 in bonds, re-
presenting the mortgage On the estab-
iishment. AS one-tenth interest in the
establishment belongs 10 minor, the
property cannot be sold except under or
der If the probate court, which will take
about GO days, the prOprietoGs of the
brewery agreeing to obtain the order.
The Wielauds will retain at least one
third interest in the corporation and re-
main at the head of affairs.
There will be little outward change
in Encouragement of the, ,breweries, con-
sequently the sale does not mean the
formation Of a beer trust. 1t Is also
stated that Denicks, Of the Fredericks-
burg company, has agreed TO sell that
property when the other sales have
been consummated.
CHICAGO, March 28.-The following
Press at $50 this morning from its
Louisville representative:
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 3S-Shortly
after 9 o'clock last night, tornado swept
over this city, wrecking two or three
hundred houses, and killing at least two
hundred people.
The Union depot, at the foot OF
Seventh street, was blown INTO the rag
ing torrent Of the Ohio river. a train
Of cars being made up for the Louisville
Southern road, went over with the
buildings.
Falls City Hall, on the west side OF
Market street, was wrecked. In the hall
we're over 100 people, and but few OF
them escaped alive. Many building.
after falling, caught fire, and the inmates
burned. All streets are biockaded With
debris and fallen buildings, or tele-
graph and electric light wire. Thirty
five, mostly women and children. have
been taken from the ruins OF Fails City
Hail. Henry Masch, a member of the
legislature from Hancock county, was
IN Wright's cigar store when the build
ing fell, and was instantly killed.
Eleven girls are imprisoned in tbs cellar
of Wright's building, and three have
been taken out dead.
Meagre information from Jefferson
vile is to the effect that the little town is
completely wrecked by the tornado. 1t
is impossible to get definite information,
as the wires, are all down, and boats
cannot cross the river tonight.
CHIcAGo.-Upon confirmation of the
rumors OF the catastrophe at Louisville,
the Associated Press dispatches, a
special train with select corps of
five reporters started for the scene, and
will reach Louisville early this morning.
CINCINNATL-A dispatch states that
the tornado struck the town of Bowling
Green, Kentucky. and completely wiped
it out. Bowling Green has population
of 5000. Loss of life is conjectured
large.
LoUIsvILLE-The central and west
cry parts of tho city are badly wrecked.
Portland suburb has been swept away.
Indications are that the loss of life is
80 to 300. About 800 business houses
were destroyed on the west Of Market,
jefferson, Main and Walnut, streets.
from Tenth TO Sixteenth streets.
Every house on Market, Jefferson and
Walnut streets, from 10th to 10th is in
ruins. Parkland suburbs is swept
away; such desolation no city has know
this century. Every building, tree,
telegraph pole in the district has been
struck and leveled The cyclone csme
with scarcely any warning sound, and
in all buildings struck, the inhabitants
were engaged in their usual vocation.
The district laid to waste COM pFiaes an
area of three miles long and nearly half
a mile made. About twenty bodies are
Unidentified, ID unidentified. The bodIes
are lying in a heap in the Falls City
Hall. Other heaps are all over the city.
Many bodies were carried away by
friends, and hundreds ofiwounded were
taken to their h9mes and to the hos
pitfalls. A | physicians in the city are
attending them.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-When the special
train carrying the Associated Press re-
presenatives arrived he:e this morning,
an appalling sight presented itself.
Crowds of people thronged the station,
and fram there up Main street to the
heart OF the city was a mass Of hu-
manity. GaTg5 Of rescuers we're at
work on the gr at masses of deris in
search for victi rs. The awful calamity
happened 10 minutes after the cyclone
struck the town. A posse of police ap
peared at the Falls City Hall wreck.
After four hours ceaseiess labor, the
first victim Mrs Sarah KeIlev was nm