Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-16

PHOENIX, Juoe u.-Ramou Coronel
was found murdered t1t, uoToiEg near
the residence Cf Vicente Fraoco. bis
mead having Ueen crushed Win a band
axe. Franco and b 3 @ife have been
arrested, suspected of the crime.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 1.-THE
heavy western rams have raised the
Seine river very high Mrs. Sarah
Had'ey, near Iorkv.le. sni two daugh-
ters, ATTEMPTED 10 cross to urch yes
terday. Mrs. Hadl- aod one daugh ter
were drowned.
CHICAGO, June IL. To-day the moath
expired IN which had been gwen W. G.
L. BTeckinritge u reply to The charges
made by tie UnIon L. ague club OF this
city, and 40 word having been received
from n IN his name was dropped from
honorary Membership on TIE ro!l Of the
club.
DENVER, June IL In the case of the
government against @. S. Sutton.
charged With cutting 225.O00 fee CT
lumber FROM pu bic lands. Judge Riner
10 the United States cOu today dis
CHARGED the defendant on the ground
that the timber had been cut and sold
within the state for dUm- site purposes,
which was not violation OF the law
DALLAS, Tex, June IL Yesterday q
mad dog ran smuck in this city. Pass
ing through the city he killed two dogs
and ihr cats. and bit seven people
three ct them probably fatally. The
poll emen finally XII d the dog.
DETR IT, M'ch., June 1.-THE Amer
lean yachts, Visitor and Leroy Brooke.
which ere sc zad by a Canadian rev
euue cutter near Peles island, for VIC
la'irg the fishing laws, were released
under bond and left for Sandusky to-
day.
SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE follow
ing telegram YVES sent to the populist
senators at Washington:
Vote for duty on wool and save our
tiocks from destruction. (Signed) ia
coo Rosen berg, president California
wool growers association"
WASHINGTON, June IL The armor
plate investigating committee intends to
make new move towards locating the
weak spots Oh the war ships. 1t is ex-
pected the navy department will be
asked to take off certain plates Ct the
ounbost Machias and subject them to
fists. The Machias is now in the Brook
Ign navy yard. Her condition is sucn
that it is believed that certain defect
i've plates can be traced by specific
numbers, and when located can be put
to test.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 1.-Near
Patton, sixty miles west Of Birmingham
On the Georgia Pacific road, a west
b0usd coal train ran into burning
trestle about o'clock his morning.
engine, fourteen cars load d with coal
loaded by non union men, and ca
bose, composed the train. Of these th'
engine ard eight cars went into tn
burnioG trest.e. There is a curve just
east of the trestle, and this Prev nted
the trainmen from seeing the fire unit
IT was too late to stop the train.
The entire trestle was ablaze. EnpIn-
eer Goodman applied the brakes and
Gale to his fireman and both jumped
from their seats, while the engine and
cars went laundering on and crashed
through the burning timbers into the
ravine, twelve feet below. The wood
work around the engine and the cars of
coal all were dumped into one pile and
caught fire. Enzineer Goodman, Fire
man Berry and B7akemen Mabrey and
Scott were injured in jumping from the
train, but none fatally.
The officials of the road say that the
last train went over the trestle ten hours
before the fire was discovered, and they
believe it was OF lncendiary origin. The
scene of the wreck Is right In the center
of a district where 100 miners are out
on strike. The property loss is con-
siderable. Detectives are now working
on the case.
KEwANEE, Ill, June l2.-Nearly the
whole force of miners have gone to
work.
La SALE, H., June l2.-The mixers
here claim the new price Cor La Sale is
equivalent to ten cent reduction and
declare they won't accept it.
MYTHICAL LEADER.
CRIPPLE CRETE Col, June 12.-Jack
Smith, military leader OF the strikers al
Bull hill. has gone to Mexico to avoid
arrest.
j. ]. johnson. the reputed leader, was
a myth.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 12.-The settle
nett of the coal strike was received
here with great satisfaction generally.
although some operators and miners are
not pleased with the compromise. Some
friendly operators have already begui
preparations to resums.
The miners Of the Black Diamond
mine have struck for an increase of five
cents per box. The company offers to
compromise.
ALTOONA, Pa, June PA committee
representing the operators and miners
in this and the associated districts adj
journed today without reaching ar
agreement. The operators offered forty
cents Il gross ton. The miners woulo
take nothing less than fifty cents.
STREAToR, Ill, June 12.-The strikers
in Streator district say they went into
the strike on last years prices and are
now compelled TO take reduction.
miners cor vention in this district has
been called and they will probably De
eide t. remain out rather than accep
the reduction.
MoNoNGAHELA, Pa. June PA
train accompanied by forty depu.i,,
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