Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-06-13
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PRESCOTT q HhenlX railroad, at Ash Fork
on the Atlantic and Pacific.
Chas. rTandall, 80 years Old, a well
known mining man, was found dead with
broken neck in his room in the Central
Hotel last evening. 1t is suppos d that
he fell across chair while trying to open
the transom.
special TO the Citizen.
lewiston, June Ex-Governor Irwin
and family arrived last evening and ex.
pect TO remain a few days as guests of
Capt. j. II. Tevis.
LONDON, June 9.-Verdict OF the Jury
IN the baccarat trial is against Sir Viii
liam Gordon Cummings.
Berlin, June "a strange and fatal
accident occurred at Tempehof this
mo mig il the presence of The ecS per
or. The :, vnadiers were being drilled by
the emperor and wEiie the man wer,
being put through their exercise fash
OF lightning hurled number OF then,
to the ground. The officer in command.
Capt. Van Quasi. and three soldiers
were knocked insensible and two Of the
latteS died almost immediately after
wards. The captain and other soldiers
are dangerously ioiured. A horse was
ulSU hIlLcO. II 10 UpJOstu the SOiUlefS'S
bayorets attracted the electricity.
ST. Louis, June 8.-Dispatches from
several parts along the Red River in
Texas Indicate that the stream is on a
rampage. At Gainesville 1t is above
high water mark and information Gomez.
from above there Of MANY
people barely escaped with their lives.
All communication with Indian territory
is cut off and it will be some time before
the damage can be repaired. Mes
sengers from Burting state that the
river is running wild in that section,
with destruction to property and loss of
some lives.
TOMBSTONE, June S-The Oso Negro
stage arrived today, bringing an account
of murders committed by Apache In.
6ians. After killing Calcium they went
to camp near by and fired upon four
men eating supper, fatally woundIng an
Italian peddler. There was an American
III camp with Colts pistol, who jun ped
behind rock and stood the Indians off
until dark, when the three men escaped.
Saturday morning they attacked six
vaqueros, killing one. There were
eight Indians in the party. The Next
New YORK, June 9-The steamer
Orange Nassau arrived today from Port
au Prince and brings the first definite
tidlngs from Hsyti. The government
has depressed the rebellion by prompt
and stern measures. Martial law has
been declared and some 80 persons were
shot May Goth. Hippolyte has every
thing in his own hands and the killing
goes on at the rate of two or three per
sons a day
LONDON, June "a bill to enable her
majesty by order of council to make
special provisions for the catching of
seals in Berlug sea passed the house OF
lords today.
WASHINGTON. June 9-Today's session
of the cabinet was devoted principally
TO consideration of the Behring sea
question.
TORONTO, June 9,-From almost every
point in Canada comes tldings OF sor-
row at the death of Sir John Macdonald.
Arrangements are made to fire five min
ute guns at Ottawa and in every city in
Canada during progress of the funera ].
OTTAWA, June 9.-The funeral services
are being held over the remain of Sir
John Macdonald today. The remains
have been taken to the senate chamber.
where they lie in state.
PANAMA, June S.-With permission of
the government. the Chilean steamer
Esmeralda is receiving about 400 tons
of coal, to enable her to proceed to africa.
Chill.
WASHINGTON, June S.-The govern
ment of Chilli has accepted the invita-
ton to participate in the exposition at
Chicago, and the commissioners will be
appointed at once. Chill will erect her
own building at Chicagao, will send her
military band and make appropriations
OF 100000 to pay the preliminary ex
penses.
LONDON, June 10.-Echoes from the
baccarat scandal suit still fill the air. |
Solicitor General Sir Edward Clarke is |
i'll, and thoroughly exhausted today. |
The denunciation of the Prince OF |
Wales by the newspapers has caused !
tremendous sensation throughout Great |
Britain. 1t is freely asserted that revel- |
atoms made during the trial are Judged |
tC have done more to harm the imperial |
taken place for many years past. The |
queen does not attempt to conceal the |
fact that she is very angry with every |
one connected with the scandal, and |
efforts OF he- royal dlspleasure may yet |
be felt in many quarters. A. Ascot |
yesterday the Prince of Wales was
visibly nervous, until after he received |
dispatch Announcing Wilson's victory,
Vrk p no NJ IN
delight.
BosToN, june I0.-The ST. Louis & |
San Francisco first preferred stock
EolderS' committee has entered suit IN |
Suffolk county supreme court 10 enjoin
the St. Louis IL San Francisco railroad
from is uing the proposed fifty
million dollar general mortgage bonds,
except SAME 6se made subject tn rights
OF holders of first prefe red stock"
SALcgsRY, y. B., June 10-Forest
fires are raging near Providence. es-
pecially on the northern b-apch OF the
Iutercoloaial railroad. Kent Junction
is wiped cut and Wexford and Coyal
Branch are IN danger. Every available
man is fighting fire.
NEw loRK, june l0.-Harry Edwards,
the Wei. known actor. died here yester-
day from heart failure, due to dropsy,
FULTON, KY, June lO.-Levi James.
coiored, was hanged this morning for
murder committed in November, 1889.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June 1O.-The
street car strike broke out again this
A crowd of two hundred were
things when the police arrived.
A pitched battle ensHed and officers ar
rested l3 Of the mob. 1t is reported
that one of the crowd is fatally Injured;
others are wounded.
WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The president
has appointed Leonard w. Colby. OF Ne
braska as assistant attorney; General
Jos. Reed, CT Iowa. chief justice court
Of private land claims. WILDER Is Stone.
of Colorado; Henry Sluss, of Kansas: