Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-10
TELE0nApHIC.

r Tbe engines p!owsd INTO each othel
T reo. 4 lngh II the air the cars o
, eac.. e.tis were crushed together lik
= cardbord. Travelling Ea-ineer W. d
Maxwell, Fireman Gi:ss and one pas
sepger, an cd lacy named Mrs. Dewal
!, Of R.chland. Mich, were Instantly killed
The baggage Car aad fret and secon
coaches were telesocie cd, ihe interior @
the car being only mass Of wreciiagt
IN which The unfortunate passengers ar
entsngled. Ike steve III the secon'
coach was overturned and the tirnbe
took fire.
Mrs. Alice Sejgevicls. With bo.h leg
broken, lay close 20 u red hot stove
pushing against it with ali Ter might Il
keep - from crushing and burning ht
little Gaughte-, who lay jGst 10y ter
The mothers clo,hings was burned Of
and ono sids Of her body roasted. Clos:
+ TO her lay q irail girl of Ii years, Lau
ra VauAhken, Who wns doing a hike
service for her mother, Who WAS lying
almost under the stove with hcr arms
broken AID rinioned.
RescUers however soon broke into the
car and ext:nguished tie Hames with
water from the tanl;s, azd for u hall
hour tho men worked, lifting out WON
81 and children, many OF them with
legs and arms dangling holplessly. As
last as taken GU, the cured ware trans
ferred 10 the sleeping cars ana taken
back 10 Kent, where they received llsuI-
cal and surgical attention.
Mss 4. -. johnson, II S. Alice Sedge-
wick and Mrs. q. c. Thompso will de;
sixteen others arc injured, none of whom
will die, although several are very pain
iully aunt. The conductor OF the freight:
which ehoEl1 have stood ct Rayepua,
as=erts there was 10 light cn tie Sc, ord
excursion tain 10 shcw that orc WIS
following. The truth Of this Will not bc
known until the inquest.
BaCsssLs Oct. The political tesla
,I-s.lt "a D~ui; nEcr Was re&u today i.1 d
private estinE az his fr euds. l. says:
j shall -Nn myself tomorrow. / i.n.
convinced Ut sic Future II tAe party 20
-NEiC!i / have gwen my naue, and / can
40. bear the friGh;fui misfortune. | aui
persuaded by ny followers, who are so
devoted and numerous, that they will
Jsar rae no anger fer disappearing, as
my sOrrOw Is so great that al work has
become impossible to me. Nay they
continue 10 acs .gEjrst those who, III
sc)rn Of al iGwe, force me- TO Gle far
rrGm NJ couatT:. Ny death is no
shame to r.yeeif, but l. is a shame fer
a.y prosecutors, these who sought to
Grand = loyal solder Oy tie judgment
II political trIOuEgl.
- doslra 10 recall the fact that [ have
may tunes offered 20 const tute myself
prisoner If they would accord me com
Ion law judges, but this lhe holders Of
3pWeT have always refused to DO, and
hus acqulttal was not possioie. In lit
ing lfa | nave one regret, which is
hat ] have ret died or the Held IF bat
lc, fighting for my country--that
country at laast viii permit one Of lis
cllldTIn at the momeut cf returning in
20 RothiEgness o re call himself that.
Memory of all lovers Of "a patrie, vive la
Il frGnce! VlYe Ia -epu5l c!'
ST. Louis, Get. .. Surveys from the
Gould line from Feldsn to Mariana on a
ranch of tn" Iron Aountgin are ccm-
als;ed. and i is said trains will be run
~ over the Gould system from -.
Louis 10 New Orleans in twenty-five
hours.
FoHTAEELLE, Neb., Oct. "a. J. Bald
aln aut lis s0a John were murtcreG
ast rioIIt by the cid mans etefs"n,
.'alied AudeISOn. Anderson escat E q,
nut there are hundred men on his
rail. hey think they have the niur-
isTeT suTroUGle1 / in the corn fields. IF
caught the murderer viii be lyrched.
ST, Lots, Oct. The Glcba-D Demo
rrat this morning printed the following,
dated Henson, Guatomala, September
o0;h: News Of "a sensational character
mas ben = ceiyed here in the last -
hours. There IS consider bic excite
neGt ut San Salvador regarding The re
to!s I'd Guatemala. ! rag of light has
jist b=sn ihrovn Cd the present rcvo.u
in ~ lua'er.a'a by a retired Ameri-
eau officer no" residing in thi city, who
sNs three Anne -icau', supplied with
Jen y OF MONEY, ' sited this city about
t3o months ago. 20 him ;hoy disoIos-
81 Re fact Ma rhey represented the
evolutionary party IN New York. that
had for It's ob;ecs the downfall Of Bar,i-
las government in Gcatemala, and who
were backed l:y with funds 30 carry the
movement 70 a successful issue.
"ih he plan Of action WAS TO send ex-
naEienaed military officers into Guate-
naia. They were be distributed
throughout The republic, and when The
5tne was rire were to take cnmmand 81
tie revolutionary forces. He believes
he p-cseut revolution Is due TO New
Torl, parties who furnished funds aud
!lauEi-iOa - the Insurgents.
Stx FRAvcEsco. Oce.. 2.-Sferhen II
Gaze appeared before Suye-ior Jndre
Wallace today on =. summons 10 shaw
c u-o v hy he Should not tie punished
.0r coatempti in failing to Gns-er ii sub
FCcDa ct the grand jury Of Sept. 2lst
Attorney General Hart stated that in
view Of tae impoFtanc9 o. the question
rs 10 the LEGALITY OF the grand jury ia
would apply to-day or tom rrow to the
supreme court Tor Il writ Of review.
which would enable that tribunal. TO in
ves'lGate the matter Of The imrarelmert
of the grand jay cc1tjnuarces Of CAGES
essa. Bail Vas fixed in ths sun Of one
thousand dcillrs.
BosroN, Oct. "A City OF Mexico des
patch eays The revoiutionists in Guato-
maia were succeeding Wednesday draw
ing Barr'lia's forces into il fight and the
government troops were badly used up
retreatirg in,o Guatemala forty mics
away from the fight. Thero ras great
secret ri Iicin[ in the city when the
news Was received there Of The defSat Of
the government troops. President Ez-
eta declares that Guatemala isssriDe for a
plan OF consolidation OF all Central Am-
erica iGto one republic, aud he Will not
/ go