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

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Moatevideo arrived today from london,
| and reports that on the way across the
Atlantic, on the afternoon Of June Oath
fire was discovered on the vessel and
after three hours hard work was ex-
tinguished. In the hold were II tons
of gunpowder.
ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-Brief dispatches
from several points in Kansas and Mis-
souri, are to the effect that another hur-
ricane swept through those states yester-
| day, doing much damage to crops.
HAMBURG, June 3O.-Emperor William
| left the island of Helemalond this
| morning on the steamship Prince Bis
| mark. The vessel carrying the en-
peror's party was escorted by two Ger
man iron -clads.
RUTLAND, VT, June 80. - At the
| Christian church, Brushton, n. Y, today
| three people were poisoned by eating
ice cream. The pastor of the church
and two ladies haye died, and all the
others are in critical condition.
BOSTON. June 30,-Five prisoners es-
| capped from the state prison at Charles
ton last evening and three OF them are
still at large.
MOBILE, Ala, June 30.-From the
| back woods OF Baldwin county comes
report that Jesse Cartright shot and
| killed his brother John, and afterwards
cut his own wife's throat. Jealousy
was cause.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The treasury
department has received letter from
Captain Healy, commanding the
! steamer Bear, saying that Lieutenant
Robinson was buried at Sltka, June 9Th.
Seaman Anderson was bnried at tie
scene of the accident. The bodies of the
other drowned are not recovered.
florence, Mass. June 30.-Jno. Purch
this morning shot and killed his sweet
heart, Marie Burkett, and then killed
himself. Jealousy was the cause.
PHILADELPHIA, June %. - Henry
Yard wac arralgned in court today on q
charge of conspiracy with ex-City Trea-
surer Bardsley to unlawfully use public
funds The trial OF Yard is postponed I'm
til September.
CARSON, New, June 29.-The weather
is turning hotter daily, the thermometer
rising over 90; consequently people are
leaving for the summer resorts and
camping grounds.
MERGED, Cal, June 29,-An Italian
named Dinucci while fighting a grass
fire on Bidwell Ranch, was overcome by
the heat and fell into the flames. He
was burned SO badly that he died in q
short time.
CARSON, New, June 29-Joe Smith
shot Mexican In the calves of the legs
for attempting TO collect bill. The en-
tire charge of fine bird shot lodged In
his flesh but no serious results are ex-
pected. Smith WIS put in Jail.
WASHINGTON, June 30,-Acting secre-
tary Grant today signed the order dis
charged 162 employees Of the signal SER
vice, now engaged at the weather bu-
reau.
In the work Of the secretary of agri-
culture be is bound to give the prefer
ence to these men in making appoint
ments for tie new weather bureau, and
with the exception Of few men who
elected to remain, will join what will
hereafter be the military branch of the
signal service. All employees are likely
to be reappointed.
The forthcoming report OF the bu-
reau OF tie statistics on internal
com merce will be of unusual interest to
the public. 1t is devoted to the interests
of the Pacific coast, including Alaska
and the states and territories lying west
of the Rocky mountains and sets forth
wonderful natural resources Of that
region.
DETROIT, June 30.-Twenty eight
thousand copies of the Detroit Com
mercial Advertiser and Home Journal.
issued June 26, are held at the postoffice
hers under the lottery law, and the presi-
dent, vice president, secretary and treas
urer OF the company were arrested snd
fnedfive hundred dollars and costs.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-A report has
been received by Commissioner Morgan
from the agent at Paul's valley /. T., re-
gardIng the removal of 300 families, said
to be intruders on the land of the
Chickasaw nation.
He says that only nine such were
found. in certain district, but many
more were reported. The agent further
says that the number of intruders was
misrepresented 10 the Chlckasaw au-
thorlties. The department agent recon
mends suspension OF the work Of re-
moYal.
MILWAUKEE, June 29.-The constitu-
ton and bylaws Of the new peoples
party, as revised and changed by Sec
rotary SchilldIng, were made public to-
day. The article call for the organi.
zation and regulation Of local clubs to
be conducted under the auspices of the
national body. A stated meeting shall
be held by every club and a president
elected. ANY citizen Of the town or
county may become a member by sign
ing the declaration of principles and
platform of the national body, and
pledging himself qualified to support
the principles as enunciated. ANY
member who makes q motion to endorse
a candidate of or into fusion with any
other political party, shall Immediately
cease to be q member Of the cluband
new party.
New YORK, j uly Judge Barnard |
in supreme court, granted an injunction |
restraining payment OF dividend on
stock Of the Sugar Refneries company. |
w men IQl5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wdb uldQ0 VI i
Wall street, it created q furors in |
the market Of sugar stock, which sold |
as high as three dollars, dropped to one |
and then sold up again to two and
a half.
CEDAR RAPIDS. July i.-0ne Of the
most enthusiastic republican conven-
tions ever assembled in Iowa, convened
today. John Stone was made tenn
porary chairman and W. w. Cockrane
electe d temporary secretary.
CEDAR RAPIDS, July 1.-George Van
Homie was today nominated for lieut.
He is organizer OF the
Farmers Alliance.