Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-23

WASHINGTON, June IS. The president
has returned from trip down the bag.
Mr.. Cleveland was b netited very much
from the trip. 1t was stated by Secre-
tary Ihurber that the president had no
recurrence of his complaint and felt per-
fectiy restored to health.
WASHINGTON, June 10 Ia the senate
Voorhees reported resolution authoriZ
ing translation and publication Of tie
Berlin silver conference. The resolution
was ado. ted.
ALI ms resolution directing the secre-
tary OF the treasury TO inform the
senste OF the total number of persons
engaged In protected industries went
over.
Lock HAVEN. Pa, June ia cloud
burst In the Pelnsy wanna valley last
night washed away entire fields Of grow
Ing grain. The damage was greater
tnan that Inflicted by the recent food.
The Cownpour was accompanied by
severe electric storm. Two boys were
fatally injured by lightning.
SCoTTSDALE. Pa. June 19.-While
the Old men are still holding out in the
coke region the Importation OF negroes
Il gradua Iy or aking upthe strike. Many
Slavs and Hungarians, disguised a. the
long id;eness, are leaving, never TO re-
turn. Secretary Darby, Of the miners
zion, Gas resigned. This has de-
pressi0g effect on the strikers.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 19.-Ten more
coal works IN this district RESUMED to-
day, under the Columbus agreement.
HAvRE, Mont, June 19.-The Creek
sun dance Of three days extent, has
just been concluded. Three braves were
hung up by thongs being thrust into
Sits in their breasts slashed by Chief
Little Eggs. All tainted. A young
buck had sits cut in his shoulders into
which we're inserted thongs on which
were tied four buffalo skulls, which he
dragged after hin. Eighty pieces of
flesh were cut from the arms TO be kept
as tokens.
SAN FRANCE co, June 1S.-Tbe China
Mail says: 1t Is reported that Ling
Kun vi, the recognized leader of the
Human political party, and governor
general of three provinces Of Kiang 81,
Anhui and Kang ST, is about to resign.
TIE official reason given is i'll health,
but the real reason is said TO be charges
of official misconduct preferred against
him.
The Mail also says the revolution in
Korea has assumed serious aspect.
The number of rebels is said to be Co.
0C0. and they have b. en- drilled in
modern style. The government troops
have been routed in two encounters.
on May 10Th losing 2Cp killed. This
defeat completely demoralIzed the gov
eminent foTces. Two-thlrds OF the pop-
ulation of the country are in sympathy
with the rebels OF Cbulla Dc, the granary
of the kingdom. The people of three
districts are up in arms against the
rulers. In Chin DO, a magistrate was
killed, and in Ma Choo the whole family
Of magistrate, ten in number, was
killed. A detachment of 900 men was
sent against The rebels in this district,
and were afraid to land.
J-pan has declared Hong Kong to be
an infected port, and vessels from that
place are subject to quarantine.
The long drought at Hong Kong, to
which the plague is partly attributed,
has been broken by copious rains, and
when the Belgc sailed IT was thought
the plague was abating.
LOUISVILLE, Pa. June 9.-The police
boat Pav0nia from New Albany met
Ke-ley's army and ordered them to keep
away from 1.-The falls city" After an
angry parley Kelley ordered the captain
TO turn back TO Evans landing. He
disembarked. He will go to louisville
and Try to get enough money TO take the
army to Cincinnati.
CHICAGO, June 19.-Iu O wreck Oh the
Chicago Il Great Western road at Still
man valley. four stable bows were badly
hurt, nine horses killed and seven in
jured.
OMAHA, June l9.-The Missouri river
rose 80 inches here between midnight
and noon. 1t is yet several inches De-
low the danger line.
NEBRASKA, Neb., June 19.-The river
is still RISING and doing considerable
damage. The Burlington track is IN
der water In this city and traffic Is sus-
pended.
Usage CRY, Kas.. June ia terri
Hail damaged the corn badly, and al
most ruined the wheat.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Rev. DR.. John
Il. Paxton today paid fine OF $40 for
negiectIpg to record the marriage of
Congressman Breckenridge ind Mrs.
Wing.
PREsCoTT, A. t., June 18.-George
W. Ford, a prominent merchant and
Odd Fellow of this place, becams vio-
lently insane yesterday and was COM
mitted to the military hospital at Whip
pie today. He imagines his friends are
trying to kill him to get the insurance
on his life.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Hill said to-
day that be reserved thu right to vote
against the tariff bill, o, ssionately ex-
claiming: "God only knows what the
bill will be ike when it passes the SEN
ste and comes out of the conference!
God only knows how many more extor-
atoms and concessions will be wrung
from the unwilling hands of the CON-
mitteer
SAN Francisco, June 1S.-The con-
monwealers who are now in the custody
of the United States marshal for SOutl-
ern California because they were found
guilty IN the United States district
court in Los Angeles of contempt [
court in stealing al Atlantic IL Pacific
train on June 6 and running it fr1Ga
Moj4ve to Barstow, where they werr
apprehended, have applied To the United
States court of appeals for writ of
nabeas corpus. They say they Were
never properly subDoenaed.
LEAvENwoRTH, KS. June S-Today
the jury found the Sanders army guilty
J charged.
When the news of the verdict of guilty
rendered today by the United States
court was conveyed to the camp of the
commonwealers on the military ressrva-
tiOh quite comnoJion was raised. The
prisoners became excited and rush for
Ii erty was made. Deputy marshals
took after two men, firing on them hit~
ting and bringing down one man who