Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-23

plan would be perfected today and the
full details made public. The con-
mittee was ia session this afternoon,
but did not reach final conclusion
and delayed publication of the scheme
OF reorganization until tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, June 19-The house
committee on military affairs has agreed
TO favorably report the bill introduced
by Representative Her derson to buy
parts of The Shiloh battle grounds for
! national park at an expense of $4,000.
RAYMOND, H., June 19.-James b.
Seward and wife We're thrown from their
carriage by their horses running away
and both killed. Seward was promi-
nent in this section in political as We'll
as in business way.
GALLATIN, Tex, June 19.-Persons
arriving from Lafayette say that Henry
Ba ton and William Choate we're struck
by lightning and install ly killed, and
Jessie Warner and William Horn were
badly shocked. Warner is not expected
to live.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The house
committee on pensions has ratified the
report of III subcommittee in favor OF
Representative Brysn's bill to pension
the widows whose names were taken
from the roll because they had remar-
ried, and where the second husbands
have died or been divorced.
CHICAGO, June 19.-Harry L. Spring,
who has gained considerable DOtoriety
by writing atfectionate letters to MISS
Helen Gould and Mrs. Emmons Blaine,
was arrai9ned today, charged ty his
brother. Charles Spring. with threats to
kill. His relatives declare him insane,
and Spring will be tried for insanity.
he was at one time patient in an Hi
noIs asylum.
DENVER, June BE. B. Wing, ex-
minister TO Mexico, and an intimate
friend of Congressman Bland, ia in the
city. Speaking OF Mr.. BANDS candi-
dacy for the presidential nomination he
said:
"Mr. Bland is not a candidate for pres
ident in the sense of seeking the Office.
He is very close to the people of Mis-
souri,, and there is no Office within their
gift he could not have. They would
support him unanimously if he desires
it. There seems TO be growing senti-
ment in favor of Bland all over the
country. He is strong ia the south and
west, and the south and west will domi-
nate the next national convention. For
myself, | am heartily tired of eastern
dic'atlon. aud would rather go down
with a western man, than win with an
other who is not of Us and not in sym
pathy with U.S.
WICHITA, Kas., June ia heavy
storm visited this Country last evening.
At Mulvane, twelve miles south, a
cloudburst flooded the country. The
water covered the Santa Fe railroad
tracks SO as TO put out the ire in the
engines.
Mulvane is under water to depth of
eight or ten feet. Many houses have
moved off their foundations. Boats
have been improvis7d from wagon beds
and rats made of lumber were lunch
ed and twenty famili rescued by this
means. The property lass is heavy.
ELLSWORTH, Kas., June ia cloud
burst accompanied by high winds struck
this place last night. Water on the
main streets is two to four feet deep,
filing the cellars and undermining
buildings. Great damage was done.
SAN Francisco, June 19.-The British
bark Inveynia, Captain Willox, arrived
today sixty -four days from Newcastle,
n. =. W, with a most remarkable story
OF mutiny and crime. Just before the
vessel left Newcastle man calling him.
self DR.. Armltage applied for passage
for himself and wife to San Francisco.
Captain Wiliox gladly took them on
board, as his OWE wife needed the SER
vices of Physician.
About week ago at sea Mrs. Wiilox
gave birth to CHI Id and Armitage eff
ciated as surgeon. He used his instrC-
ments in such a manner that the child
died and the captain, seeing he was un
skilled as a physician, ordered him away
from his wife. Armitage appealed to
the mate and crew, telling them the
captain was killing his wife.
The crew, led by the mate, muntinied
and the captain. after being drugged,
was locked up. He managed TO get out
just in time to see his wife die. Several
times he was imprisoned by the crew,
but be managed to break out.
Armitage's real name is Eustace Alex
ander. He deserted his wife anG baby
in Sidney and fled to Newcastle with
another woman.
The bark and crew and passengers
are now in custody at Port Warden and
the police will make arrests this after
noon.