Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26

Mrs. Bartlett, whose body was torn to pieces. Had the tornado gone on two hundred yards farther it would have | wiped out Kunkle and killed the greater
 portion of the people,
 OsCEoLA, Iowa, May 18.-The mi.ers at Evans, the largest coal mine that has been running in this country, have quit. FIve-thcusand miners are t0 make 8 demons 'ratiops on Muchakinock this afternoon. Trouble feared.
 NEw YORK. May 1S.-Dr. Henry c. Meyer charged with poisoning needing Brant to O. tain insurance money, was found guiltyof murder In the second degree and penalty fixed at fmprison- ment for life.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 1S.-The miu- CTS today decided Go continue the fight until the operators restore the old scale. President Mcbride urged ths delegates to use only peaceable means.
 CHICAGO, May 19.-The storm which yesterday swept over Lake Michigan was the most disastrous of recent years. Eight vessels were driven ashore within the city limits of Chicago and out of their crews ten men are known to be drowned, and, in every instance, the boat cargos were utterly lost. One schooner, the Myrtle, was wrecked just outside ths government pier and within half mils of the Michigan Boulevard. Six men went down in view of hundreds of people. The wrecks extend from Glencoe in the north, where the Lincoln dale went to pieces, to south Chicago, an airline distance Cf forty miles.
 A three masted lumber schooner went ashore near 18th street and began break ing up. She is supposed to be the Goodman. The life saving crew at day light began their efforts to rescue the crew of seven men.
 The schooner Goodman, ashore at 18th street, succeeded in reaching the beach and when reached by the life sav- ing crew her crew refused to go ashore. Thousands of spectators are watching from the lakeshore today, the destruc- tion of the crafts beached during the nights storm. At 25th street the Me Arlan is being pouoded to pieces forty yards from shore. Three wrecks are rolling in breakers at Goth street, half a mile from shore, and off 22nd street two vessels were in the sea. Ore is thought to be the D. s. Austin. Four men can be seen in the rigging.
 PORT HURON, Mich, May 19.-The Schooner, William Shupe groundred esght miles north this city. The Tug made three unsuccessful atten pts to res yawl boats trying to get line to the schooner.
 PORT HURON, Mich,, May 19.-Tug 0. D. Thompson with a rescuing party attempted to reach the schooner Shupe on sand reef and painter from the yawl was taken by the crew aboard Shupe. The Yawl capsized, Wm. Lewis, captain, Henry Little captain, Barney Mills and Angus K ng were drowned
 PRINcETowN, Ky, May I9.-The West bound freight coilided with a work train in the Standing Rock tunnel and seven persons were killed.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May I9-A Bull letin to the Journal, from Helena, Mont. says the Coxeyites have captured two Northern Pacific traine, enc in Montana and other yin the Couer'd AleDe re- gion/
 ENTER, R. I, May. 19.-Forest fires yesterday in the western part of the state burned d over fifteen squars miles. The loss in timber and houses is heavy. Five large mills are burned. Head fires checked the confagat;on today.
 SAN FRANCI co, May 19.-Johu Kelly, aIlss Afr can Jack, an all around crook ex- convict, was arrested here today On the charge of highway robbery, com mitted in Cslsveras county. Kelly is supposed to bs tde "lone robber" who recently held up the Milton and Sonora stage.
 CHICAGO, May 19.- Two alderman, three policemen four judges and clerks of election were indicated by a special grand jury today for the violation of the election laws The Aldermen are John McGillen and John Coughlin.