Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31

, nailed off Bromheads this morning. hav-
ing beaten fastest previous record from
/ New York.
ALBANY N. Y. Oct. 27.--The court
of appeals has decided the Tilden will
void.
The decision was IN the case George
| Tilden VS.. Andrew Green and others, as
executor. etc. appellants and Laura Haz-
ard ct nj respondents, affirming judg-
mint with costs payable to all parties
| cut of the estate. This renders the title
Of the Tllden trust void, and is in favor
of the heirs.
New YORK, Oct. ga letter from
Iquigue, Chile, dated Sept. 10Th, says:
Reports received from the south state
| that large number OF. executions occur
red in Santiago and Valparaiso in the
| last few weeks. The victims are people
who have been particularly active in
their opposition TO the revolutiC nists,
but HE of them are of special prom
inence.
CoNNEAUT, o. Oct, 27,-Last evening a
cyclone swept over this towr destroying
about thirty houses. The streets are
blocked by trees and debris from demol-
ished buildings. A large butter tub
factory owned by q. j. Record was bad
iy wrecked, Thousand dollars worth of
stock being completely destroyed. Rec
ords loss is about $4,000. Telegraph
| wires are down and other damage was
done.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-In the tug
of-war contest, last night, Germany dc
feated England, Denmark defeated Can
ada in two hour struggle, America de
q 4 L.
and Scotland defeated Ireland.
GUTHRIE, OCT. Oct. 27,-Further par
ticulars FIR ON the prairie fires state that
the districtburned is ten miles wide and
fifty long. 1t is reported that several
parsons persisted, Another fire started
Ia rank grass along the Cimarron river,
and burned fifty farm houses and much
I've ock. A number of ecple are
missing. trhe village of Cimarron is
completely wiped out, and many inhab
itants are badly burned. Reports from
the burned districts are yet very meagre
but the damage is we'll up tow ard $780,
OO0,
ST.. LOUIS, Oct, 27.-At the annual
meeting of stock holders of the st. LOU
is & San Francisco this afternoon the
board of directors was elected including
Geo. Gould, Russell Sage and Allen |
Marvel. A special from Waco, Texas,
says the gap between Waco and the |
coast over the San antonio and Arkan-
ias Pacific, was closed last night. The
closing of the gap gives the Chicago, |
Rock Island and Pacific a line to the |
Gulf of Mexico and the Rio Grande |
add il accords new competitor to the |
Gould roads in the south west.
WASHINGTON, ID. G. Oct. 27.-The |
cabinet meeting today was attended by
al the mem bers except Secretary Foster |
Hhe session was mainly devot |
81 To the discussion of the Chileanisitu- |
alton.
GT.ENwooD, Mimi, Oct. GA rear
snd collision occurred last night at |
thompson station, between the regular |
est-bound freight and an extra follow
ng, killing five persons aud seriously
rounding seven others. 1t is reported
hat the company caused the arrest OF |
Conductor Woodson and Engineer
Smith, of the extra, the blame appear
ng to rest with them.
FLAGSTAFF, Arizona, Oct 27-Almosi |
everybody on board the San Francisco |
'xpress on the Atlantic and Pacific |
Dad, wrecked yesterday at Pinevelas |
received a severe shaking up 1t is /
thought Mrs. Mary Klstler, of Kansa, /
jity VII die. Among the injured Ii |
,. NJ. Ogge of San Francisco.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 26.-The United |
States government today, through
Minister Egan, formally demanded rep
ration from the government of Chile
for the attack recently made in XslDa=
IF
sailors from the cruieer Baltimore. EgaI
resented the junta with detailed
statement of the result Of the investiga
ion made by Captain Scbley OF tht
Baltimore and himself. He presented
the president of the Chilean junta witt
he statement which expressed 10 dis
riot terms the feeling OF great inGgpa
ION which the state department a
Washington feels at the whole affai
md especially at the brutal conduct
he police Of Valparaiso in joining wit
ne mob in the latter's attack upon IT,.
}altimore's seamen, and in DRAWN
)ayorets and using them against un
.rmed Americans. Egan also Gale,
attention TO the add ional brutality
police OF Valparaiso in using horses b.
irag Americans to prison.
After making a brief but pointed
summary of the facts to which he ia.
been instructed to call attention EgaI
Informed the junta that lie the name O.
he United States he manded repara
.Un for the insults and Injuries C m
planned of. Now the question which |
irises is, what will be the action of the |
hilean government. AS it appears
now there seems 10 be no doubt that
yhe iunta will soon make the reparstion
demanded. -.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Times this
morning says Minister Egan's reques
Tor explanation. from the Chilean govern
nent is natural ard proper but the ex
preston of indignation Ito a little pre-
nature. The account, from an Amer |
cans point of view, makes 1T extremel.
doubtful whether the hiean govern
nent is guilty. Until Amarca is abb
% prove this she has 40 light to perf.I
demands in clustering and threaten
ng manner"
WASHINGTON, Oct. pa short cable
ram was received at the navy depart
nept today from Commodore Schele!
It Valparaiso. announcing the death Of |
William Turbull, one of the Baltimore',
Oel neaVers wounded in the recent as
ault.
Orders have been sent by Score
airy Tracy to Admiral Brown at Callac
Peru, to sail Immediately from San
Francisco. The reason assigned is tn. | !
oul condition of the vessels bottom r
which cannot be cleaned either in Chill,
r Peru.
San Francisco, Oct. 27.-In Novem-
Ter, 1890, the postal authorities procure,
he arrest in San Francisco OF Martlr ! Il
). Theilman, secretary and treasurer o. |
he Eagle Insurance company, on tn.
barge of having used the mails in con
ucting q scheme to defraud Theil Il
nan was recently tried and convicted e
4 the United States district court il a
his city, and was today sentenced t,
s months imprisonment and to pay o.
ne of 5000. His victims number sew