Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-16

Baker City. August 9-A railway &C., cident OccIrred at Unity, Q small sta siou IS miles south of this city at 6:30 tbis Doruiugr W. w. Wells brake man, was instantly killed by having his head crushed T. J. Dudley had both legs broken aud otherwise seriously in jured. The accident was caused by I'd ls spreading.
 SAN SALVADOR, August II, 189O.- General Alfonso hungary, the revolu- tiOnary Guatemalan General, has taken possession of the telegraphic line at Chiquimula and is now in communica- tion with the capital. Word has been received from him that his troops of revolutionists numbering nearly 5000 men, well offioered and armed. Irun- gary says that he expects to be re-in- forced by a number of revolutionlsts from Jutiapa, numbering about 1000, and when these are all combined he will march right on to the capital of Guatemala.
 He has rified the armory and arsenal as we'll as powder magazines at Chiqui- mu.a and completely routed General Papio Portals troops, who fled Tn dis may toward the capital. General Porta was taken prisoner by irungary's men, and afterward escaped.
 Barillas asked Captain Danielson of the steamer Memphis to wait for him at San Jose and convey him out of the country, for which service the captain was promised S1O,OC0, but Danielson sent reply stating that he could not do it.
 NEW YORK, August 11.-Gov. Hill has replied to Vice President Webb, stating General Farnsworth has been sent to investigate the condition of the strike and the state will furnish aid to protect property, but troops are not to do police duty.
 BERLIN, August 1l-During a storm at Crefeld to-day, house containing fifty inhabitants fell. Thirteen persons were killed. Twenty of the injured were rescued. Twelve are still buried in the wreck. co CLEVELAND, August 1.-Two schoon- CTS went down on Lake Erie wit hin a few miles of Cleveland last night, dur ing a gale. They were the Fannie L.. Jones" and 1.-Two Fanies." Capt. E.. Cuttings was drowned. The others were rescued.
 CAIRO, August 11-There were 126 deaths from Cholera at Jeddah yester- day, and 1O3 at Mecca.
 LONDON, August 11.-Cardinal New man is dangerously i'll at Bermingham, from pneumonia. The last rites have been administered.
 LONDON, Aug. 11.-An engagement has taken place between the force of the rebel Arabes and the army of the sultan of Morroco. One hundred prisoners were captured by the rebels and all mas
 sacred. Among the captives was the son | of the governor of the province in which the rioting took place. Portions of his | body was cut of while he was alive.
 It was then toasted and he was compell- ed by the leader of the rebels to eat his own flesh.
 | WATERTowN, Aug. 1.-The westbound | flyer on 'the Rome, .Watertown & | Ogdensburg, this morning collided with | the freight cars on the siding at Adams | Center. Four freight cars, engine, bag | gage car and one first-class coach were
 badly damaged. Though the front of
 the coach was torn completely away
 not passenger was injured. The fire man sustained severe bruises. Trains were delayed but few hours. WASHINGTON, Aug. H. The Senate | committee on postoffices and post roads, | to-day ordered the nti-LOttery main bill be reported to the Senate, with | recommendation tL2t it pass.