Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-07-04

| nfeman John Welch was caught unde
meath and killed. The engineer, Pet
Newcomb suffered bad injuries. III
passengers were unInjured.
! WASHINGTON. June 26.-Acting Seer,
tary Spaulding has directed that Ii
three Cinnamon who were arrested &
Detroit for entering this country in vic
lation OF law to be sent to San Francisc
for deportation to China.
LONDON, June 26.-The Daily News, i
its financial article this morning, says th
! continued drain Of gold from America
gradually tending to the inevitable adoI
ton or a virtual silver standard. Goo
crops may succeed in recovering tn
5I2,OOO,OOO of gold exported this yeal
but every year brings nearer the tim
when silver certificates Will be forces
into circulation. When the chang
comes there might be rush for silver
but 1T Is more likely thai the silve
already coined will suffice for currenc,
Imposes with paper. Therefore the idei
or An unlimited new demand for silver il
nnwarranted.
FORT DODGE, Ia.-Juue 26.-Lates
advices from Cherokee say that the
daDssges by food is greater than wa!
first reported. Receding water shows
a hundred head of stock drowned
OMAHA, June 26.-Reports from al
over the coun ntry state brings news OF
additional damage bv rain and wind
Three cyclones passed over Palmer, but
did little damage to the town. In the
urrounding country. however, crops
were badly demolished.
San FRANCISCO, June 26.-The ship
Palestine from Tacoma struck on the
bar this morning aud sunk. The crew
are saved.
The Palestine, which was command
ed by Capt. Mccartney, was a vessel of
fourteen hundred tons and was nine
days out from Tacoma, with $500
tons of coal for the Southern Pacific 90.
A big hole was knocked IN her bottom,
and she sank an hour after striking, in
thirteen fathoms of water. Only the top
of her mast are now visible. AS soon as
it was seen that she must go down Capt.
McCarney ordered the boats lowered
and all aboard, q in number, embarked
safely as the sea was quite and the
weather clear. The tug Wise towed the
sailors into barber.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Brittion, the jockey
hurt by falling from his horse in the
race at Washington park yesterday
still unconscious. Physicians
say his chances are strongly against
recovery.
BOONE, low a, June 25.-The first di-
rect news from the scene Of the floods
on the Maple river branch of the Chi
cago and Northwestern railroad was re-
ceived at the company's headquarters in
this city today. The dispatch is from
Moville. and says that the town is al
most " ped out. The water runs in at
the depot windows and is up to the cell
ings Of other buildings. All the houses
in the fat portion of the train have
been swept away and the railroad turn
table is washed from its place. Three
miles of track between Moyille and
and most all of the small
bridges and the bridge over the Sioux
river are gone.
The destruction is now being supple
nanted by another storm raging at pres
set and extending south to the main
ire of the Northwestern road. It is
aiming very hard and the storm is trav-
,ling east.
New YORK, June 27.-The armory of
.he list regiment was burned out this
only the walls being left stand
ng. The members of the regiment had
300 uniforms and their arms in the
all of which were lost. A num-
Der OF storekeepers also suffered. The
,otal loss is estimated at 100000.
KINGFIsHER, o., June GA troop of
fifth cavalry reiL forced by company of
Cheyenne Indian scouts has been or
lered into the Cherokee strip to eject
cattlemen and their herds.
DEs MONIES, June 27.-Thie weeks
bulletin of the Iowa crop service re-
ports destructive effects by the heavy
ain storm of the 23rd and Oath as limit
ID to an area of 9 or 10 northwestern
counties, in which the aggregate damage
will exceed a million dollars.
SAN Francisco, June 26.-The annual
eport of the Atlantic and Pacific rail-
Dad company which was filed with, the
tate railroad commission today shows
hat the expenditures during the year
we're $4,000 and the earnings sSO8OOO.
CHICAGO, June 26.-Work upon the
irst Of the worlds fair buildings was
,egun today. 1t is the woman's build |
ng, which is to be erected according to |
he plans of Miss Sophia G. Hayden, of |
Boston.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-The United |
states marshal is returned from Belling-
r county, Mo-, having in charge John !
Walker, his three sons, his son-in-law |
nd Alfred Green, who have been run.
ing a counterfeiting mill near Lutte
lille. A large quantity of their mater
al was found on the premises.
New YORK, June 26.-Jose Simmons.
onvicted of aiding Gen. Glassen, presi-
eDt of the Sixth National Bank in en-
yelling the funds of that institution,
vas today sentenced to six years i'm
the penitentiary,
SAN Francisco, June 27.-The Even
ng Post says that William Forsyth.
from California to the |
Worlds Fair, and whose appointment as
hief of the horticultural bureau raised |
ne question as to whether or not he was |
n American citizen, was naturalized |
ate yesterday noon by Judge Trout. |
SACRAMENTO, June the |
even year old daughter of Governor
darkham, died at their residence this
aorning. She has been sick for some |
ime, having had measles which develop
d into typhoid fever. The protracted |
llless of his child not only interfered |
With Gov. Markham's official duties, |
t af ected his own health.
SAN Francisco, June 27.-The Chino
factory today filed with Rev
nue. Collector Quinn the bond and ap-
'lication required under the sugar
county law. Fully 1000 acres have been
tainted to beets in this state, and the