Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-18

| SAVANNAH, January 13-Philip Dillon | President of the Brass MOulder's Union , of the United States, and a prominent ] invent r, died last night, of heart dIs ! ease.
 NEW YosX. January. 1.-The Sur
 says a combination is being made be- tween some of the principal oI produc-
 CTS of Pennsylvania and the owners O. | foreign capital, for the purpose of the
 constructing new pipe lines between tho oil fields and the coast. The move
 ment is the most important in the oil industry which has been attempted since the Standard Oil Company sccUr
 ed its monoply of pipe line transporta- ! tiOn. It cOntemplates the purchase outright of wells valued at ten million dollars, the construction Of competing pipe lines and the combination of the many of the principal producers who do not want to sell their wells.
 CHICAGo, Jan. 13-The rain storm yes terday afternoon gave place to gale which ragged with great fury G.l last night, and which has only diminished with cold weather. Early this morning the thermometer indicated IS degrees. The signal service bureau reported the storm wind has played havoc with elec tric wires all over the west. This lorn- ing a slight fall Of snow covero4 the ground. RepOts from Dakota, | .nne- sOta, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas, indicate about the same weather in those states; the only variatio1 is that the blizzard is more intense ard snow of much greater depth in the north.
 CAIRO. Jan, 13.-A tornado last night struck the east side of the city of Clin- ton, Kentucky, demoiishing 5I houses and killing eleven people and wOunding o3. The kl led as far as ascertained are, J. Hodges, and two children, Mrs. Will liam Bone, Burnett Bone. Walter Nance. John ". Caddie, and infant cf T. C.. Hodges. and one Othor not yet idoctifed The storm also visited Wicllliff, Ky, do- ing considerable damage to propecty but no loss of life.
 WASHINGTON, January 13.-Adams, of Illinois, chairman Of ths SilcOtt investi- gation committee submitted a asreport ac- companIed by Oiil apprOpTiatiEg S!3, OO0 for supplying dedication. Uenphill Of South Carolina, anC Holman, of In diana submitted minority report. They were already printed il the record and recommend accompanying bill, authoriz- ing members who SUI cred by the de- falcation to bring suit against the gOver- meRt in the Court of Claims.
 ST LOUIS, January 13-Dispatches from different portions of Kansas re- port blizzard in that state. At Wichita ten inches of snow fell and four hundred miles west the country Is covered with snow to depth of foot or more. In tense suffering reported in several north ern counties; 40 or more cars of prOyis- ions are at Liberal en route to sufferers, but no body IS willing to take the chance of freezing by hauling freight in wagons.
 ATCHIsoN, Kans., Jan. 13. - Henry SchOOk, carpenter, while temporary in sane tore bis clothes from hIs body and left his room and disapearedin in the storm last night. Search for him ras proved a failure. It is supposed that he perished in the storm, and that his body Is buried in the snow.
 DEs MoINEs, Jan. 13.-An attempted organization of the house today, fully demonstrates that in the lower body, the parties were tie. On nominations for temporary speaker, the vote stood % each. The indications arc that the house will not be organized to-day.
 TOLEDO, January 13-DUring heavy gal9 last night a freight car was blown from a siding at Custer, and then driven three miles north, where it collided with a passenger engine; baggage and mail ear wrecked. Engineer and fireman in- iured, but not seriously.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Before Judge Me Cornell this morning the motion for a new trail in the Cronin case came up and the ,ourt adjourned argument ia the matter until tomorrow.