Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-29
TELEGRHpRIC.


 Michigan is being swept by one of the wort easterly gales experienced IF years. Sea are ru 3ning vary h gh and ships are unable to venture out Of the harbor A small vessel is ashore at the head of Juneau. The worst feature of the gale is the probabls loss of 20 lives by the washing away of the house over the crib at the terminus of the new water works tunnel. No men are in sight and 1t is belived they were swept away but they may be m the air lock below.
 A negro named Henry German wi h wife and zine children were imprisoned under the ruins of ihe cabin. Ere broke out and the unfortunate wretches were slowly roasted to death.
 Five or six men can be seen clIngi1g to the timbers of the water works crib. The water IS sweeping over them. It IS thought others ara in the chamber be low dead from lack of air. Five of tn life saving crew refused to go out in the life beat A tur boat left the harbor at '9:30 but was driven ba k by the storm. Another tug with life boat ard crew are on board making slow headway to- wards the crib.
 LONDON, April 19-The Dowager Duchess of Sutherland was today com mites to Holloway prisol under a sen- tence of imprisonment for six weeks, imposed by Sir FrancIs Jeune, presl- dent of the court. Notwithstanding that the i'm mprisonement of a British Duchess in a common jail is probably unprece- dented in England, the affair dld not excite any great surprise among the public, as it had been anticipated tha the court would take severe action, ID view of the fragrant contempt with which the duchess was charged.
 There was a grest scene when her friends communicated the sentence to her. The dOwager duchess and the friends aroup d shed tears and exhibited great indignation. The solicitors of the dowager duchess had been prepared for the result and in anticipation of the decision that was delivered they had a carriage in waiting. The dOwa- ger duchess hurried Unto the carrisgt and accompanied by her sol ctors roOe off at once to Holloway J il, thus de priving the tipstaff o' the court of the u ique experience or serving a commit tai order upon duchess.
 VIsALrA Cal, April 20.-Evans and Sontag, 'he notorious outlaws spent yes terday at Evans home here, The sheriff received information that they were here and last night ambushed them with eight deputies. At II o'clock at night when the outlaws left the house the posse opened fire on them, but the robbers got away amid a shower of bullets and drove toward the mountains with the posse in pursuit. Neither Evans nor Sontag fired a shot.
 VIENNA, Austria, April 20.-Two cases of cholera and one of death are reported from Ola h in Bukovinax. Four other cases ave occurred.
 FLORENCE, Italy, April 2O.-Prince LouIse the eldest daughter of the Duke of Parma, were married today.
 TOPEKA, Kan, April 20.-Judge Hazen last nIgFft granted temporary Injunction restraining the striking shop men Of the SaUta Fo rord from hinder ing the operations of the road.
 MIDLAND CITY Ala., April 20-A Cy- clone struck town late last night and destroyed dozen residences, four stores ed but a few minutes, and no one kill led. A number were seriously bruised.
 NEW YORK, April 20.--EdwIn Booth. the trsgedian was stricken with paraly- sis Tuesday night and is now lying at the point of death. He was found yes terday in his room at the Players club unconscious.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, ., April 20-A tele gram was received early this morning by the adjutant general from Toacy City announcing that battle was ID progress between troops and miners and that one of the guards had been mortally wounded and another hurt. About 100 soldiers and artillery left for the scene at , o'clock.
 BELGRADE, Servia, April 2O.-Many of the liberal state officials have resigned ID consequence of the coup d etat. Members of the municipal cCuacils oi Belgrade have atlemp ed to hold meet i1gs in the tJwn hall but were ejected by gendarms, and radicals who formerly held the offices were installed.
 MERIDIAN Miss. April 20-A f-Ighful tornado crossed Jasper and Clarke cCun- ties yesterday afternoon. The cyclone originate in Jasper Co. five miles south of here and travelling in a nor heasterly iirection. The settlement of negr, cabins is destroyed and many unfetu nate inmates have perished. Colone Berry's magnificent plantari'n has was swept clean but fortunately none of the family was injured.
 NEw YORK. April 19. Bank officers. | brokers and tinanciers generally down town are in quauoary over the report that Sec. Carlisle mi Int issue an order directing TO more treasury notes to be redeemed ID gold.
 These treasury notes were issusG in | fer silver purchased by the | government, and there are about $780, | )00,000 of them in crculat on at pres | ent, mostly in \ W York and the East. |
 Most of the national bank presidents seen today aiscrs dile: the report. h y, | therefore, are unwilling to attempt 10 | iortell the result of such an order, if il was issued. There is a conceDsu5 of | opinion among the bank presidents pokea 10 that the first effect of such ap lrder W 'uld be to se0d gold to a small premium. Cons derable talk WAS in-