Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

CHICAGO, June 2S-As the Omaha and Council Bluff passenger train on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway vas nearing the station at Joliet at S:15 this morning, one coach, chair car, and sleeper overturned.
 Mrs, Annie Searson of Morris Illinois and another woman who name could not be obtained were instantly killed Seven other passengers were injured but not seriously.
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 28.-The census of Chattanooga and suburbs will approximate 45,0O0 an increase of 8 per cent since 1880. These figures are sever al thousand short of what is shown by the recent directory census.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June 29.-The U. s. district attorney for western dis trict of Texas has received an order from Washington to go at once to New La redo to prosecute twelve persons captur- cd on the banks of the Rio Grands on the charge of violating the reciprocity treaty with Mexico. One bandit was captured by the Mexican cavalry and delivered over by them to the United States authorities. They deal with the others.
 NEW YORK, June 28.-A great deal of suffering Ia reported among the strikers in the cloak making trade, principally among the tallors. Appeals for aid have been issued.
 LOUISVILLE, June 30.-By an sx- plosion in the Standard Oil refinery this morning three persons were injured and .hirtT- five wounded.
 TSs tircsrovered five acres and was an awful sight at the Standard Oil ret,zsry this morning. Five boys and two mon are badly burned, three of whom will not recover. It was at first reported that seven had lost thoir lives, but later that only three were killed. Thirty five are wounded and 1t is now believed that the above will cover all casualties. The fire is the result of hot weather. On Saturday a tank of crude oil came in to be refined, and some workmen thought the tank too hot to be emptied, ,and work was postponed till thls morning when 1t became necessary to run the oil into another tank. As the vapor escaped 1t sank to the ground spreading out over the locality and moving with the wind. Almost in twinkling each one of the sheds under which the tanks stood were all on fire. A tremendous explosion followed; a wall of fire three hundred feet high, and nearly nine hundred feet long, moved with lightning rapidity to the other buildings. The employees all escaped except those mentioned. Loss about s35,OOO.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 30.-Ths i'm mense plant of the Allen Brad ley, Distillery Co.,, was destroyed by fire this morning; loss Sl5O,OO0.
 SYDNEY, June 30.-The second race between the Canadian oarsman O'ConnoI and Stansbury, of New South Wales took place today and was won by Stans- bury, who thus wins five thousand dol lars and the championship of the world PARIS. June 3O.-Eyraud the murderer of Gouffe arrived in Paris this morning and was placed in prison.
 NEW YORK, June 3O-The Bark At nance, from Nova Scotia, reports the Norwegian bark Nordcap burned at ses on the 9th inst. Six of her crew were killed, and the remaining fourteen took to the boats and were rescued after be ing adrift four days.
 WASHINGTON, June 30-Dickinson (Kentucky) successor to Carlisle, wal sworn in. Debate on Federal election bill was resumed.
 WASHINGTON, June 30-Services iI conimeuioration of tire-late-S-S-Lo were postponed till Tuesday week House bill fer admission of Idaho as s state was taken up. Merrill gave notice that he would as first move, take up the tariff bill. Teller remarked that the senate would probably adjourn till Mon day, and that probably the Idaho bill would not be concluded this week. Idaho bill temporarily laid aside. Agri cultural appropriation bill passed.