Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-02-17
TEhEGRApHIC.

1 OlInolhB ShO" THtOu 10 plilHE up IN
drifts in he streets, delaying incoming
trains and blocking street Car traffic
1t is the worst this winter ard is steadily
increasing in violence. Advises to the
Associated Press show the storm TO be
very widespread.
At Top ka, Kas., it is raging with
great vioeoce. The snow is a foot deep
still falling 8ni drifting before a fierce
west vino All railroads to the west
are blockaded. The blizzard is ve-y
severe in the western part Of the
state.
st. JOS Oh, Missouri, reports that a
storm kas been raging since yesterday
morning una the snow is foot and
hnlf, deep an the level. No street cars
h we run since yesterday afternoon and
NO trains have arrived.
At Kansas City the snow stopped
afte- falling txenty-four hours. The
snow is sixteen inches on the leve
and drifting. No street cars are run
ing.
Cedar Raplds, To-, reports snow six
inches deep with no appearance of let
up and traffic is much interferred vita.
At Galesburg, His, the street car
traffic has been abandoned. The Bur
lington road is sending only passengers
trains, country roads ing blocked ard
it is still showing,
Chicago. Feb. 12'-At noon the wind
is blowing s-vepty miles an hour with
indications that the blizzard will con-
tinue throughout the night with the
| coolest weather of the year. Many
| pedestrians have been injured by being
carried off Their feet by the gale. Many
| carriages we're overturned aud their
occupants hurt. The waves on the lake
ere extremely high.
CORTLAND, n. Y. Feb. 12.-John B.
| Lamont, father of the secretary of war
| is dead.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 12.-This is dis
trict of Columbia day. Saturday March
3rd. st = p. m. has been set aside for
tribute to the memory OF the late re-
preventative Houck, of Ohio.
WASHINGTON, Feb. PA petition
signed by $4,000 wool growers, owning
one seventh of all the sheep In the
United States rrot-s ing against the
free wool clause in the tariff bill, vas
presented by Senator Culom today.
Among the petitioners are the Navajo
tribes of IGdiaGs y no own a million and
q bali Of sheep.
w Eoh go.oto
committee on judiciary today, decided
to report Pekham's nomination FIR
Assoc ate Justice to the senate without
recon- mendation The COMMITTEES in
the absence of Hoar was evenly divided
Colon, Feb. 12.-The crew of the
Ketrsgrge mas been rescued. All are
well except one man who was drowned.
CoLcN, Feb. 12-Tne crew of tn
wrecked United States cruiser Kear-
sarge was rescued at noon Saturday
One man, a second class fireman named
Anderson, was droxLed. The others
are all we'll The Old warship was
abandoned o. RCncador reef with the
stars and s,rpee sti flying at her Peak.
Steamer Csty Of Paris with the KeaT-
sarge creV on board, Will leave here
for New York, Wednesday.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Fec. 12.-Dissenton
aud strife ranges among the brother
hood IF army officers stationed at the
PrecldiD military reservation -Four
day ago Coonei 5. b. VI. Young fled
charges against Co onel Graham, COM
mender If the post. accusing him of
conduct unbecoming en- officer and n
gentleman. Colonel Graham thus put
on the defensive, day before yesterday, |
ordered Colonel Young under arrest in
MS quarter. But little can be learned |
of the charges preferred by Colonel |
Young, but rnmOr says that bsnSom |
plains O? having been grossly insVOh at |
the hands of Graham, and that the latter |
considering charges false placed Young |
under arrest. All the concerned parties |
express sorrow that the regulation and |
etiquette prevent them from giving |
informrtioU. 1t IS certain that III |
popular veteran, Colonel Young, his |
not lost any IF the esteem OF his b-otber |
officers, as his quarters since contne
ment. have been the rendezvous for all |
the officers Of the post. No informal on /
has been Obtsinable yet as TO whether |
the department commander Brigadier, |
General Rutger. C iusidered the charges ,
sufficiently serious TO order a court /
martial.
PARIS, FEB. Is. "A young mau acting
from motives OF revenge, exploded a
bomb at 8 o'clock last night in a cafe
beneath the Termious hotel. The place
was 'ull of people 1T the time. The man
who had dined in he cafe was seen TO
raIse his arm and throw melting into
the middle room when a terrific eXplo-
sion fol owed. The case was flied with
smoke and lying on the floor were a
number of persons wounded. The
bomb Landed upon the table around
which pa -ty had baen sitting. The
persons g ouped at this table, suffered
the worst. The Injured numbered 10
nearly all Of whom ars wounded in the
legs. In the meantime the man who
was responsible for This cowardly act,
had not bsen allowed TO cape. AS
soon as &c had thrown the bomb he ran
out Of the piac and started away, but
an alarm was Eiyen and number of
policemen joined in the chase. The
fugitive drev 2 revolver and fired
several shots, killing q workman and
number of persons. One
Of the men ruck Vas a policemen and
his wound is considered fatal. The
man was iinally captured when 4
more team 100 yards from The cafe. II
1ame Is Leon Breton. H had y en
ia the cafe IS waiter but s
bad bsen scharEed for misconduct.
CAMBRIDGE, Macs, Feb. IS On ;
March first Harvard college OBS fvatory |
viii start an expedition TO Arizona 20
ocqte new Oh ervatory s: ION. A. E.
Doug ass, assistant in tn Cambridge
VIII leave before other
members Of the expedition in order to Z