Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-02
Special to the Citizen.


 of the 17th inst, on Ash creek, was cap tured yesterday by Chief Antonio's men, on the San Carlos river, about twelve
 miles from San Carlos, and was brought in and placed in the Military Guard House. Saves is one of the Kid gang who murdered Sheriff Reynolds and Deputy Holmes last November.
 Saves was wounded three times dur ing the fight of the 17th, but managed to escape and elude capture till yester- day. He had in his possession Sheriff Reynolds rifle, which he says Paek-Lan- Tat, who was killed on the 17th, had given him. This leaves only Kid and Tonto-B- Sixty alive of the party. Eight convicts who participated in the mur- der of Sheriff Reynolds. It is reported that Tonto B-Sixty has also been killed, but this cannot be verified as yet. Saves boasts of having killed several white men. He will be tried in Pinal County for the murder of Sheriff Reynolds and Deputy Holmes.
 PHIEADELPHIA, July 25-The Norwe- gian bark Lloyd sailed from Guatamala on the south side of Cuba, June 14th, | bound for this port, with a crew of F men and general cargo, but has not been heard from.
 LAWRENCE, Mass, July 26.-A disas- trous cyclone occurred at South Law renee, this morning. It IS reported that 9 houses were blown down. The tele- graph and telephone wires are demoral- ized.
 BOSTON, July 26.-The first news of | the cyclone direct from Lawrence, has just been received by a telephone mes sage which confirms that the extent is fully as disastrous as first reported. The destruction wholly confined to the south of Lawrence. Ninety wooden dwellings are destroyed, six lives lost, 8 persons are injured and S110OOO worth of property is destroyed. 300 peo- pie are rendered homeless.
 LATER:-The storm first struck Spring field street, and travelled thence to Sal em street, devastating section twenty rods wide, and it is estimated that hun dred buildings were leveled. One man is known to have been killed outright, and the injured are now reported as numbering fifty or sixty. Fire broke out i'll number of places on the ruins and the entire fire department are now at work extinguishing the flames. The injured are being removed and cared for as quickly as possible.
 Later estimates makes the loss of life six, and five wounded. Property loss, $1O0,C00.
 NEW YORK, July 26.-Dr. Salmon, U. $. Veterinary Inspector, and several In- spectors sailed for Liverpool this morn ing, where they will make arrangements for the examination of cattle as they are handled from American ports.
 BOSTON, July 26-Grand Army ar engagements and Grand Army politics constitute the current talk now about Boston. Alger, it is understood, will decline to stand again. Contest prom ises which come between the veterans of the East and those of the West. Col. Swedberg, of California, seems to lose call on the soldiers from the states be- yond the Mississippi now, while Cox Wheeler, the present Interstate Com merce Commissioner, IS the eastern fav orite. Hovey, of Indiana, and Weishert, of Wisconsin, are also named as possl- bilities.
 B0sToN, July 26.-The Advertisers Newport, special says: w. H. Wander bilt has offered Governor Sprague four hundred thousand dollars for his country estate "Canonchel" If Vanderbilt buys he intends to erect magnificent hotel.
 ALBUQUERQUE, July 25.-This after noon at about four o'clock there was a head end colli sion on the Santa Fe at Canoncito, six miles from Glorieta, be- | tween passenger train No. ?, north | bound, and freight No. 37, south bound. | Frank Dennis, the engineer on the freight locomotive, was killed outright, | and Fireman Westfield suffered broken | leg. P. H. Hanna, express messenger, 1 had his ankle broken. Five freight and | the two locomotives were ditched, but no | passengers were injured. Division Train | Master Frank M. Rain was on the pas senger train at the time, returning from | the coal wreck at Los Cerrillos, and he | at once made arrangements for the | of passengers both ways so | that travel will only be delayed a few | hours. Authentic information lays the | blame on the conductor of the freight | tram, Ed. Crisman, and the unfortunate | engineer who lost his life. Both of | whom were clearly running against the | orders of the train dispatcheris office. | The engines are total loss.
 NEW YORK, July 26-Hoffman & Co. have ordered S265,OO0 in gold for ship | ment to Eurape to-day making a total | this week of a million and a quarter.
  PARIS, July 26.-A dispatch from Bue- nos Ayres says the head regiment and | it's officers revolted and the outbreak be- came general and the rebels are in com plete possession of their cantonments. The go ernmeht with the assistance of the police are trying to isolate the in Surgents. The bOurse and banks are closed.
 BUENos AYREs, 1:50 p. m.-Desperate fighting Is now going on and many have been killed on both sides. The insur- gents are advancing toward the Plaza de la Victoria, where the presidents palace and town hall are located. The presi- dent has escaped to Rosario. A revolu- tionary government is announced with Senor Arem as president and Senor Ro- marc as minister of finance. The auth )rities still hold out, but the revolution iry movement IS extending hourly.
 WASHINGTON, July 26-The Secretary )f the Interior to day ordered recount ,f the population of the cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
 NEW ORLEANS, July 26-The Olympic dub last night wired Jack Weir, the Belfast Spider, asking if The would fight Tom Danforth for purse of S30O0. Dan orth is anxious to meet the Spider again, and knowing ones say S30OO will )ring the Spider to New Orleans If his match is made, Danforth will be Ian led by Jimmy Carroll.
 BALTIMORE, July 26-Ex- Congressman Eli J. Henkle was arrested to-day on the ,harge of forging the endorsement of Thomas Humphrey, we'll known farm 1T, to three notes for Sl20 each. He was 'eleased in S3OO0 bail. Hehkle is one of he best known politicians in the state. SAN FRANCISCO, July t26-Domingo consul-general for Guatemala fbiC raaaiuo1 tal |