Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-06-20

i'd the full extent of which is not know
le even at this hour. Those who al
n wounded include so many with seriou
injuries that almost each hour record
l. another death or another case in whic
's physicians gave up all hope of savin
: their patients life. Clergymen, priest
q physicians, and large force Of troop
g and tiremeD, and scores of vehicles ar
!. used as ambulances are busy at th
= scene Of the wreck.
! That somebody" is to blame for th
> accident nobody doubts, but people ar
. now SO taken up with the present dut,
! that the question OF blame must b.
= postponed for the present, from officia
!, consideration.
3 SAN FRANCIsco, June 15.-The nortl
: bound Los Angeles express due in thi
: city at eleven fifteen this afternoon, col
t lided with freight train in switching
3 in the yards at Post Costa, shortly be
! fore ten o'clock today. The crash was
serious one, the locomotives of botl
trains being badly smashed, and the
mail and express cars of the Los Angelo:
/
: Jordon of the freight train was killed
/ and Engineers Moore and Abbott are
injured. A number of passengers are
, injured.
LONDON, June 15.-The News says:
Cummings dismissal is logical con
sequence of the verdict and ought to
satisfy all those who believe him in
nocent. He will best consult his own
interest and what is left Of his dignity,
by anticipating al other humillations
OF the some sort likely to befall hun" "
The article proceeds to excuse the Prince
of Wales for failing to resort to drastic
Exposure of his friend and concludes
thus: He sought the middle course,
and we must all try to temper justice
with mercy in blaming him, Though he
happened to lose his way"
The church Times advises the Prince
OF Wales to sign renuhication of card
playing In the presence of Lord Sails
bury and the Archbishop of Canter-
bury. This it says will have tremend-
GUS moral effect over society, and would
not harm the Prince of Wales.
DUBLIN, June 15.-The Irish bishops
finding that the cost of maintaining
members OF parliament Is heavy paro-
chial drair, are working to secure the
return of wealthy candidates at the next
general election, who will form the
nucleus OF new Catholic party.
PAsis, June 12.-It is reported that
the Panama Canal prosecution is con
| nected with the scheme of a credit
financial syndicate to place the enter
prise on new and solid basis to com
plete the canal,
LONDON, June 13.-The Paris CORES
pondent of the Times says that the de-
cision to prosecute the Panama canal
management is regarded as weak
measure, and it is thought will complete
the rum OF the enterprise. There is
general feeling of regret that NJ. De
Lesseps Is compelled to undergo such
treatment at the close of his patriotic
and useful life.
INDIANAPOLIS, June ia special to
the News from Evansville SAYS that
serious wre tx occurred on the southern
division Of the Louisville & Nashville
road about three o'clock this morning.
The south bound train which left this
city at 1:30 o'clock had clear sailing un-
til sjust before reaching Sabee CITY.
about forty miles away. There the
main track was obstructed by three fiat
cars loaded with coal and collision oc
CURED. The strip of track about Sabree
is the best on the southern division of
the system sand at time of the collision
the passenger train was running at the
rate OF fifty miles an hour. The result
was disastrous. The trainmen had no
notification of impending danger, and as
result no opportunity was afforded for
escape. The engine crashed through
the rear end OF the fret car and wreck
age vas terrible. The locomotive lost
its identity and is mass of bent I'D
iron and splintered wood. Engineer
Clark was killed instantly, the fireman
named Davis was badly scalded and suf |
fered internal injuries which will result
fatally, and the postal clerk was pinion
ed by heavy timbers and had the life
almost crushed out OF him. His recoy |
cry is matter of serious doubt. Several |
passengers were burned, but noue of |
them seriously. The wreck is a most
complete one. TIE officials of the
Louisville & Nashville are very re-
ticent regarding the accident,
LIVERPOOL, June I15.-The steamer
badly June 9Th from fire in her hold ar
rived this morning.
NEw YORK, June ia tug boat col |
iided with the yatch Emilia this morn
ing, and Frank Jenkins and Wm Hoban,
OF the yatching party, were drowned |
The tugs pilot Is arrested.
WASHINGTON, June 13-The count of
the cash in the vault OF the territory
consequent on the recent change in the |
Office Of treasurer has so far resulted in
toe discovery Of a discrepancy of one
dollar. This is missing from a bag of
silver in vault containing nearly s7O-
100000. The bag broke open by it's own
weight and the decay OF the canvas and
its contents were scattered among the
other bags in the vault, 1t contained
l 100000 silver dollars, all but one of
which were found and that Zone will
probably turn up before the examin-
alton or the vault is concluded. Other
wise ex-Treasurer Huston will have to
make itgood.
LEADvILLE, Col, June 13.-It was
learned here this morning that cave-in
occurred st the Busk tunnel last night
and that number Of men were badly
burt. AS yet no particulars are obtain
able from any source. The officials here
state that there is no truth in the report,
else they would have been notified.
DAYTON, June 13.--T The Montgomery
county republicans in primary conven-
tion elected solid delegation of % for
Mckinley for governor. Resolutions to
that effect were carried unanimously as
the undivided sentiment OF the MaimI
valley. Hon. NJ. Nevin, Major Bickham
and Major Bowles beaded the delega-
tion.
SAN FRANCIsGo, June 13.-Collector of
Internal Revenue Quinn assisted by
several deputies raIded Chinatown last
night and siszed unstamped opium valu-
ed at $4,000. Twelve thousand dollars
worth was found in one store.
ST. LOUIS, June ia Gainesville,