Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-22
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1 bITeICu Ol COuutiJi ltOM WnlCn COiuulu nIcation comes slowly, it is feared ther
 has been much further loss of life tbere
 Following are casualties so far re
 ported:
 At Hawkins Bank eight killed, si,
 fatally wounded and 9 seriously hurt
 at Lexington five killed three fatall,
 hurt; at Stanburg three killed tw'
 fataly injured; at Stillville sever
 killed; at Page City enc killed, thre'
 fatally and three seriously hurt; at Hig
 gilsville SIX killed.
 Much damage ana loss of several live
 IS reported from Texas county. Man!
 people in the storm-swept district ar,
 without food the storm having destroyed
 all food and supplies.
 PHoENIx. April 13.-(Special) Int appo ntment of Gov. Hughes having
 been confirmed yesterday by the Senat' at Washington, he took the oath ot | office here today and formally assumed the governorship.
 Francis J. Heney of Tucson was to day appointed attorney general of Ari zona in place of Col Herring who has resigned.
 Nster) Francis J. Heney has been confirmed by the Council as Attorney General.
 WASHINGTON, April 12-The Senate today confirmed the appointment of L 0. Hughes as governor of Arlzona.
 YPsILANTI, Miuh., April 13.-The total loss by last nights storm this city is S100O00. No loss of life is reported and but few are injured. An unconfirmed rumor is that Saline, village ten miles south of here is destroyed.
 ST. JOSEPH, La, A pril 13.-Ths cyclone passed through this parish yesterday, doing great damage to the plantations. The whole of it's course is not yet heard from. So far one negro is reported killed. Several are hurt.
 DETROIT, Mich, April 13.-Indica- tions are that the report that the town of Saline near Ypsilanti was destrored by cyclone last night is true. Nothing has been heard from there since last night. The town had 1900 inhabitants.
 WASHINGTON, D. O., April In the Senate a memorial signed by " mem- bers of the Kansas Legislature against the right of Martin to a seat as senator and stating he had not been legally elected was presented and referred to the committee on privileges and cleo ton. The Senate then went into ex- ecutive session and when the doors re opened adjourned.
 CHICAGO, IL, April 13.-May wheat made decided tumble today, but with out creating any marked excitement, as It was looked for after yesterdays shake up. May dropped 615, relied later 2115. falling again 115. The market seemed to get DO sHpprort from any quarter. Partridge vas on the floor. It is the general belief he made large settle ments. May opened E lower, at S6, declined to 80, rallied 10 S215, and re- acted SI12.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., April 13.-The President sent to the Senate the follow ing nominations: A. W. Terrill, minister to Turkey; J. J. Hawkins, Arizona, associate justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona, vice Judge Gooding; J. H. M. Wigman, Wisconsin, United States attorney for the eastern district of Wisconsin.
 The Republican senators in caucus this morning decided to insist to the last on the investigation of the charges against Roach and of the claim to Mar tIn's seat.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. April 1.-The President has sent the following nomi- nations to the Senate: Levi H. Man ming of Tucson, Ari., surveyor general of Arizona; L. Q. c. Lamar, Mississippi, recorder general of the Land Office; Richard H. Alvey, Maryland, chief justice, Martin F. NJ. Morris, District of Columbia and Seth Shepard, Texas, associate justices of the Court of Ap- peals in the District of Columbia.
 Lamar who is made recorder general of the Land Office is the oldes- son of the ate Justice L2mar of the Supreme Court and aquired some knowledge of the methods of the Interior Department when private secretary to his father while secretary ol the interior.
 BRUSSELS, April l4.-Disorderly de- were renewed today. The strikers paraded the streets and came conflict the Police, Several persons were hurt. In the dist jet of Mons the strikers plundered several houses and destroyed the coiliery works. Greatest anxiety prevails.
 DUBUQUE, Ia., April 14.-At o'clock this morning Special Officers Firth and Talcot. of the Milwaukee and St. Paul road, were found in dying condition in the company's yards. They b tn had been shot and died soon afterwards. It is supposed they were killed by tramps whom they had attempted to dislodge.
 WASHINGTON, D. O., April 14.-In the Senate the resolution for a visit to the Territories of Arizone, New Mexico, Utah and Oklahoma to ascertain their fitness for admission as States was agreed to.
 BELGRADE, April 14.-A bloodless coup d etat was effected here last night and King Alexander l, ruler of Servia who had heretofore governed the through regents, today rules in his own name. The King, who is about F years old gave grand banquet last night. The regents and all the ministers of state attended with their friends. During the height of the festivi-