Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-18
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 e Hong Kong and Yokahoma. Concern d ing the loss of the Turlli sh frigate El IS longrome the Japanese papers place the
 cause of the disaster to an explosion of
 boiler caused by the rush of water
 from an opening made by the vessel e striking against rock off the Kashino-
 saki light house during gale. Accord u ing to reports the survivors who were I brought to Kabe, the frigate left Yoka- , homa Sept. 14th for Kabe. On the 18th gale sprung up off Kashinosaki, . 200 miles from Yokahoma and a heavy sea was running, Suddenly terrific
 Men and officers were mostly below in
 their births. Those not immediately
 killed rushed up to find what remained I of the vessel was the laundering. Capt . Ali Boy was seen on the bridge for moment with lamp in his hand and
 was heard to cry out "save yourselves" when he disappeared and was seen no
 more. Navigation officer Ncuri Bey also
 perished, chief engineer was almost the
 first to die. He ran from the cabin to
 the engine room before the explosion,
 and was literally blown to atoms. The
 sea was soon full of debris in which men
 fought and struggled in their strife
 for life. Osman Pasha with many
 more swan towards the shore when he |
 was struck on The head by a spar and !!
 sunk out of sight. Out of total of six
 hundred souls only six officers and fifty
 seven of the crew reached the land. |
 Many of these were so badly injured 1
 that they are not expected to recover. | The vessel was an old one and formerly
 used as q training ship. The engines | were of English make and bore the date | of '55. The frIgate was overhauled be-
 fore she started for Japan and l. v'. in- | tended that most of the voyage $. 'd.d be made under sail. In consequence of having gone ashore in the Suez canal it necessitated docking for repairs ard it also had detention in quarantine at Yokahoma on account of cholera, all
 told taking some months, making a
 change in the plans necessary.
 Subscription were opened for the re-
 lief of the survivors and the Japanese
 and German gun boats lent all the as-
 sistant possible.
 Up to the Dist of Sept. corpses had
 been received.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O-Justice Miller was stricken with paralysis at 3:30 thls I afternoon.
 PITTsBURG, Oct. 10.-The first joint . session of the British Iron and Steel h. stitute and American Societies of En- { gineers and Iron and Steel manufact ', urers was held this morning. Sir James Kltson, President, and a number of papers were read. During the afternoon the visi ors were taken to the Wildwood oil 6sld. the Westinghouse Air Braiss { Works, and other industries. it
 SALT LAKE, Oct. 1O.-At the Mormon Conference yesterday George Q. Can non spoke of the lofty conceptions : Of the saints, especially as regarding ', the future state. He said he believed I the brethren now in the penitentiary { would be more prosperous when they got out than if they had not got in be- 6 cause they could say they had not brok- en any of the covenants they had made. ( He thanked God he lived among such ( peopie-those who were not afraid of [ the consequences and took punishment d like heroes. The time was coming when f this conduct of the latter day saints . would stand out as the brighest page Tn = modern history. Their suiferings would . be acceptable to the Lord.
 Cannon further said that the saints t would obey the law, bow in sub- q mission to the nations will and leave the consequences with the Lord. He told I, the people not to worry about 1891. that :. Christ would not come then.
 In the afternoon President Woodruff c spoke. He said the lord was about to l prune his vineyard for the last time and t. that the sprouts would fall like grain fc before the mower. r.
 DUBLIN, Oct. 10-The case against n O'Brien and Dillon, charged with melt u ing tenant not to pay rents, was called at this morning. Neither defend b ants were present A rumor Is current tt that they forfeited their bail, 5000 each il in the conspiracy case and sailed yester- h day from Queenstown for the United n States.
 FORT SCoTT, Kansas, Oct. Hast s night the Missouri, Kansas, & Texas c passenger train was robbed by four masked men near Schell City, Mo. The r robbers get no money as the express g. told them there was no u money carried on his train. They took .. his word for it and allowed the train to .' proceed.
 BELGRADE, Oct. 1.-The government N has decided to ask the skuptschina to h. pass bill expelling ex-King Milan from Servia. r,
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Il. - Severe ,i sleet storms are reported as prevailing = east of Cheyenne for the past two days ' and teddy m the vicinity of Pueblo, in of the storm the wires over Al the Central and Sou hern overland routes are down. The northern routes tC are being utilized. Il
 PAN JOSE, Oct. 1.-The Fifth congres oI sional district Republican convention fC nom mated E F. Loud of San Francisco, for congress. il
 PARIS, Oct. II An explosion of pe- ' troleum occurred at SoignoIles this af- b Uernoon. Twen nLy-seven persons were u severely injured, some so badly that tI they will die. k
 TACOMA, Oct. n.-F. c. Smith after an examination in Justice Patrlcks court 8. on charge of burglary was held for trial 0, in the Superior Court. Deputy Sheriff N Patrick who had the prisoner in cus- II tody left him in the court and stepped ., out to serve some papers. Smith seeing " an opportunity made a desperate at s' tempt to escape. He seized a revolver ai on the desk and covered the justice m while he slowly walked back and escap- o6o ont Of fha UipHOu civtaap | h