Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-18
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SneciaI tn the c rIzEN.

Flags of the city are at half mast and {
 general feeling of sadness prevails. 1 WASHINGTON, June 14-Rapresenta | tive E.. T. Stackhouse. of Soul
 Carolina, dropped dead las night,
 PRov1DENcE, June 14.-N. W. AldricI
 was reelected United States Senator b,
 vote of 64 to 39.
 POMONA, Cal, June IA shart
 earthqu ke shock was felt st this place
 at 2:25 this morning. and lasted few
 seconds.
 WAsHINGToN, June 14.-The death ot
 Representative St ,ckhouse was amour ced and the Senate adjourned out o respect to his memory.
 ] GALEsBURG, June IA destructive 1 tornado passed through the Norther1 l part of this county last night north ol Altora doing much damage.
 BAY CTTY, Mich, Jure 14-Mrs. Geo. Beaudry wife Cf a blacksmith, jumped into ihe river this morning with her two l children all drowned no cause for the deed is known.
 CHICAGO, Juna 14.-At 3:30 this morn ing telegram was received from Evan. >toBe say ing that the steamer Juliet which was thought to have foundered had arrived safe at Waukegan, with al on board.
 CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, June I4-The COopec gang had planned to rob the ex- press on the B. & o. road last night. but officials g wind of it and sent a posse on the train and scared them of. There was SlS6,9O0 on board.
 WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Senate amendments to the diplomatic and con- sular appropriation biil was non con- cured in and committee of confer ence appointed. The death of Stack house WAS then announced and the house adjourned.
 CHICAGO, June 14-Yes terday's storm here proved more destructive to life than reports last night indicated. It is now known th at at least seven persor s lost their lives and a score or moro were hurt.
 CHIcoRA, Pa, June 14-0wing to the lack of Water, last nights fire did not end till it burned itself out. Though some buildings were saved by blow iug L D doomed structures in the path ot the flames 100 buildings were mostly all de- strOyed. Loss S50,C00.
 NEW YORK, June l4-At the confer ence of Democratic leaders held here last right, there were present Senator Hill. Leut. Governor Sheehan. Hen. w. c. DeWItT, Hugh Mclaughlin and Ed ward Murphy. The leaders expressed renewed confluence that Hi.l would be nominated at Chicago.
 ARKANSAS CITY, June, 14.-For sever al days Mrs. J. A. @cCormick wife of a wealthy ranchman living at Willow Springs has been here in the company of D. c. Jones of Kingfisher. McCo-- mick surprised the guilty couple in their room last night and opened fire with the result tbat both were shot, killed almost instantly. Mrs. McCcr- mick fled in her night dress, and was subsequently, arrested.
 LONDON, June Hive persons were killed and eight injured by a collision this morning at Bishops Gate station on the Great Eastern Railway between two working trains. The Scotch E1- press on the Midland regular, ran into al engine at Leeds, injuring seven per sons.
 PEORIA, Ills, June 14.-Rsports from the cyclone at Galva Ills. are meagre, the town contained about two thousand people. It IS reported that almost the entire t VII was swept away. Many O. the people were found after the stOl m in clsterns and wells Wht re they had taken refuge. It is estimated twenty or morewere killed. The dead bodies ara strewn over the devastated fields together with the ruins of disnantled homes.
 BoRDEAUx, June 14.-This morning on the river GnrOGdo near Blay, the British steamer Petroleum, loaded with petroleum, from Phiiadelphis, became filled with fumes from her cargo, which being accidentally ignited by lightning, caused tremendous explosion, and the petroleum floating on the water set fire to number of other yes, els on the river, det troy ing them. Twenty of the forty men composing the Petroleum crew, Ierished in the flames The other twenty were rescued with diff ficulty, badly burned
 PEORIA, Ill, June 14.-Full details of the cyclone at Galva, III. are not obtain able, as the wires are all dOAn. The word received, comes from Lafayette station, six miles this side. Trainmen who came through Galva after the storm report the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy round house and Rock Island depot destroyed, and many other build ings wrecked. It is known that several were killed. but the names have not been learned. There was no news recei ed here of the reported destruction of the town of WinOna, Marshall county.
 NEW YORK. June I3.-The World this morning prints replies received from neaIly Iii the Democratic State Com mIttee men in answer to questions whether they would give their support to tue ticket no matter Who IS nomInst ed at Chicago. Toe substance of ihe answers is that they will work for who> ever Is nominated at Chics go- They are Democrats tiTs', and Hill men after wards. Hill is their fayorite, but if Cleveland is named they wili give him just as good and as earnest and enJhus- Iastic support"
 DETROIT, June l3.-A special dispatch from Marquette, Mich, says: A mine captain and another man are reported to have been killed yesterday in a riot of striking miners at the Osceola mines. Four hundred men are out on a strike, and more serious trouble Is feared, In obedience to the governors order the MarQuette's rifles are in readiness to re- port to the sheriff if any fuItber distur- oance follows. 4 strike is also immi- | nent at the Calumet and Hecls mines.
 PABIs, June I3.-Ths Temps, editor ally commenliag On the nominees of The Republicans, says The success of l Harrison indicates that the RepuUli .ans ! will take a stand unreservedly and if- revocaoiy on the basis of protection, tempered With reciprocity.
 GUTHRIE. 4. T., June 15.-A receiver has been appointed for the National 1 Bank of Guthrie.
 RICHMOND, Va. June 15.-Dr. E. w. | Johns, formerly Purvtyor General of |