Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-04
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 CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dec 30.-Twen- | ty-six passenger. who were on the Chesapeake & Ohio train which was wrecked at White Sulpher Springs, have signed paper stating in their opinion, after an examination, the cause of the wreck was rotten ties defective rail and too high rate of speed.
 SAN BEENARDINo, Dec. 30-Trains are now running regularly from this city south, over the Santa Fe, and will run direct to Los Angeles ovsr the | Southern Pacific tomorrow. Passan- gers were transferred through Cajon
 Pass to day. The Passengers delayed | at Barstow have been sent around by Southern Pacific, and will arrive at Col ton tonight.
 NEW YORK, Dec, 3O-Judss Lawrence of the supreme court handed dewn a short opinion in chambers to-day, deny ing the motion of Col. Dudley, who is sueing half dozen New York newspa- pers TOT an alleged libel in publication of Blocks of Five" letteis, to vacate the order for service on him in order ! for his examination before the trial, to enable the defendant to prepare answers. WASHINGTON. Dec30-Rear Admiral | Kimberly has been detached from ihe | command of the Pacific station, January | D, with orders to proceed home and wait orders. Commodore Geo. Brown has been detached from command of the Norfolk navy yard, ca the 31st inst and | ordered to command the Pacific station. He has also been appointed acting rear 1 admiral while retaining command of the station.
 BERLIN, Dec 30.-Statistics show a great increase in all the malsdies at | tendant upon influenza. For the third week is December there were thirty | seven d3atAs from laryngitis, one hun ored and twenty-two from inflammation of the lungs and ten from plurisy.
 SAN FRANCISCO, December 30.-Wheat very dull; flour, 96, l3915; barley quiet: buyer season, 99$8; buyer S9,S1.
 NEW YORK, December 3O.-The death of Patrolman Timothy G. Golden to-day makes the first fatal case of agrippe on the police force here. He was taken i'll Saturday.
 LONDON, December 30.-Gladstone has sent to the newspapers general re- | ply of thanks to those who sent their congratulations on the occasion of hls birthday.
 BRUssELLs, December 30.-Ths situa- tion at Charlerer is quite serious. There are now 1000 strikers. There is a great scarcity of coal.
 SAN DIEGO, December 3O.-The trial of Clendenin for shooting Judge Pierce some time ago, commenced to-day. | WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-It is estimated | there has been decrease of ninety -four million dollars in the public debt during l December. Reduction for calender year ending to-day is SS1 ,4SI,C GOO. against S91,- 536,0O0 for calender year 1888. PrTTsEURG, Pa, Dec 31-Aldermar | Porter and Constables Sheppard, Parker conspiracy to defraud. This makes i've | to settle illegal claims Others are now | serving terms in the Werkhouse. HALIFAx, Dec 3l.-The Allan line Steamer Nestorean from Gla gow re- ports that on December IS, the German | ship Shakespere, from Harsenburg to | New York. sighted in disabled condi- tion and signallling for assistance. The sea was rough and the Nestorean was compelled to lay to near her all right | The captain of ths Shakespere and crew was to have been taken of, but nexS | morning the Shakespere was not visible | What became of the crew is hard to say. | but the ship Sardinian. which arrived | yesterday, passed the Shakespere Dec ember 22nd, and she appeared to have | been recently abandoned.
 INDIANAPOLIS, December 31-Two | passenger trains on the Panhandle ra;l road collided near Kokomo, Ind, this | morning. Both engineers killed and | caIs burned.
 INDIANAPoLIs.-Itis is difficult to get ;e- | liable facts, known though that passeu- ger train from Chicago 10 Louisville | cago, were the t aims wrecked. Fire man and baggageman both killed. | INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 31.--A frightful and | fatal wreck occurred at Kollomo this | morning on the Panhandle railway. The | north bound train left the jurction ou schedule time, running fifty miles an | tally demol;sh;ng the engines, and burn | ing the baggage cars of the south bound | train, which tumbled on top of the en- | zines. George Cummings, engineer of | the south bound train was killed. Tom | Mccullough, engineer of North bound train cannot live. Baegagsman J. Khen killed and four others seriously in jured. Passengers shaken up. It is be | | trying to make "a sneak to side track four miles north, to pass other tran which slightly lost t.clc.
 CHICAGO, December 31-Levis Hitch l Ter, an ei and boy in the office Of the | Weekly Agricuituris35 newspaper was | caught this morning in the act of steal | ing rem ttances in letters addressed tc | the paper. He confessed to have been robbing the paper for two months, ard he secured large sum.
 Laglippe has reached the postofiice, and the pos master, sexton and or , heads of departments, and % clerks a.o affected.
 JACKSON, Tenn, December 31.-Four | small boys were playing under the edge of sand bank yesterday and the bank caved in burying the little fellows under ten feet of sand. Life was extinct be- fore they could be got out.
 HELENA, MoNT, December 31-Col. w. F. Sanders has been nominated for | United States senator, to Le ballo.ed for | in joint session tomorrow. For second | senator, Capt. F. c. Homes, B. Platt Carpenter and Leo Mantle have been placed in nomination. The house ad- | journed till four o'clock today. 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-International maritime conference adjourned sine die.
 NEW YoEK, Dec. 31.-Number of deaths during the past twenty four hours is 19G, principally from pneumonia, bron- chetis and consumption. Lagrippe is credited with being at the bottom of increased fatality.
 PRESCOTT, Aria. Dec. 31.-Fron twen-