Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-05

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Signal
| Service officer issued special River bull
letin, warning people of the lower Miss
issippi valley to prepare for the greatest
flood ever known.
/ LEBANON, Mo-, March 29.-It is re-
ported that the town of Marshfield is on
fire, and half the place already destroy
ed
ST.. LOUIS, March 29.-The elevator of
the John W. Hoffman Milling company
was burned this morning. Loss, $780, O,OOO:
| insured. Fire was caused by electric
light wire.
LONDON, March 29.-The steamer
City of Paris, four days over due, arrived
off Crookhaven this morning with her
! machinery disabled. She was being
towed in by the steamer Aldersgate
from Galveston.
FAULKToN, DAKOTA, March 29.-E.
Eckhart, living one hundred miles
north west of here, stabbed his two sons
and cut his wife's throat yesterday. He
was under bonds to answer a charge of
attempt to kill his neighbOr week ago,
His family testified against him at the
preliminary examination. The injured
still live.
OCINCINATTI, March. 29.-Special from
Bowling Green, Kentucky says, no one
was hurt there, though the storm did
much damage.
WHEELING, W. Va, March 29.-By
boiler explosion at South Upling to-day,
two men were fatally and dozen others
seriously injured.
BAY CITY, Mich, March 29.-William
Stewart, recorder of West Bay City, has
gone to Canada. Amount of shortage
is not known, but supposed to be three
or four thousand.
BERLIN, March 29.-Prince Bismarck
left Berlin for FREDERICKSBURG, his coun-
try seat.
JEFFERsoNvnLE. March 29-There
are many rendered homeless and penni
less b. the recent cyclone. The damage
in houses, furniture, etc., is large; not
less than 200 houses were wrecked.
WASHINGTON, March 29-Robt. Waugh,
of Iowa, Indian agent for NItah and
Ouray agencies, Utah; Quinly Vance,
receiver of public money at Las Cruces.
ANNAPOLIS, March 29.-The Legislative
committee has found shortage of
$4,000 in the accounts of State Treas
urer Archer. The committee has not
completed its work.
GREENvII.LE, Miss, March 29.-The
storm on Tuesday drove the waters of
the swollen river over the leveeS and
caused great crevices where the embank-
ment was heretofore secure.
LOUISVILLE. KY, March 29-It is ru-
mored that train on the Louisville &
Nashville railroad fell through a bridge
near Owensboro, KY, killing several
people.
WASHINGTON. March 31-Vice-A -Admira
Stephen Rowan, of the United States
Navy, retired died of Bright's Disease
this morning.
WASHINGTON, March 31-Senator Rea-
gan addressed the senate on the bill for
the issue of treasury notes on deposited |
silver and bullion.
He said that the bill was to be regret |
ted. The committee has not reported
on the bill for free unlimited coinage of |
the payent of the bonded Indebtedness !
issue coin certificates receivable |
for all public and private bills and taxes,
and favor the retirement of all legal |
tender and national bank notes of less
denomination than SO, and substitute |
coin certificates.
The dependent pension bill was then |
taken up.
WASHINGTON, March 31-At special |
meeting Of the ways and means COM
mittee, chairman Mckinley, presented |
republican tariff bill, that the minority
be allowed 10 days TO offer an amend
ment. Mckinley stated that the bill |
will effect Il reduction of forty-five mil
lion dollars in revenues.
House committee on coins, weights
and measures, agreed to offer a resolu-
ton for the consideration of the Window
silver bill, April 10Th.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-The Court
OF Claims to-day gave judgment in favor
OF Representative Grain, OF Texas, ina
suit to compel the government TO re-
imburse him for the money lost through
the deralcatlon of Clerk Sllcott.
New YORK, March 3l.-Sherif Flack
has been sentenced TO two months in
the county Jail, and fined $500.
QUEENSTOWN, March 31-The steamer,
City of Paris, which arrived here yes
terday with her machinery badly dis
aGled, is now sunk deep at Stone, with
her bow high out of water. The steam
pumps are at work, but are hardly gain
ing on the water flowing in.
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puE,ps in the steamer, City of Paris.
1t may be necessary to beach her to save
the cargo.