The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-04-11

oN lhC ShiSubo " hltOu Cub-olis ~ mile north of East Alton, H., a freight train left the track and fifteen cars were piled on top of one another. Four men were instantly killed and two fa- tally injured. The victims were tramps stealing ride. The wreck was caused by the train being too heavily loaded behind.
 A CONSTRUCTION train on the High land and Homestead electric line, Pittsburgh, Pa., jumped the track at Salt Works station and crashed down upon the Baltimore X Ohio tracks, 25 feet below. In the car were five Italians, and three of these jumped when they saw the accident was about to happen. Two were fatally injured
 ON the Bellaire, Zanesville x Gin cinnati railroad an engine and coach left the track on curve and went through trestle near Summerfield. o. Three persons were killed outright and one fatally injured.
 TIE City National bank of Fort Worth, Tex, has suspended.
 FoR the third time within ten weeks uh do to pul thN n V story building, los Eighth avenue, at New York, in which there were thir- teen families. The tenants believed that some drug was also put with the material set on fire, as the fumes arose through the house stupefying them. The motive of the incendiary, it is sur missed, was robbery.
 ,ta Mnrh1a- head was ordered from Gibraltar to Beyroot, Syria, and the commander-in- chief of the European station was in- structed to send the vessels of his com mand to Adana to confer with United States consuls concerning probable massacre of Christians and to intimate to the authorities that the United States would afford full protection to its citizens.
 TIE Chicago Post prints a sensa- tional story about the disappearance of $500, 900 subscribed by democrats for the campaign fund in the Chicago elec- tion. The reputable democrats have become so aroused that they want an investigation and startling develop ments were promised.
 TIE town of Carson, New, was full of government detectives shadowing | the suspected employees of the mint. The shortage in the melting depart ment had approximated S90,000 YoUNG GRIFFo and Kid" Lavigne have been matched to fight fifteen | rounds at the Athletic club in Brook lyn on April l5.
 MARSHALL FIELD, of Chicago, has of fered to the w. c. T. U. s25,OOO, pro- vided S275, ,OOO more be raised by Janu- ary 1 next, to be applied on the debt overhanging the Woman's Temple. Lady Somerset wrote to Mir. Field that the financial failure of temperance work in Chicago would be disastrous to the cause all over the world, and Mir Field responded with his offer I HoN. II. c. ST. JOHN, of Oklahoma City, Ok, in a fit of jealous rage shot his wife, causing instant death. He was arrested. St John is the son of the noted temperance lecturer and ex- governor of Kansas.
 | ROBBERS gained access to the vault l Ol lllc cpTlup hClt' 1ii', poaO ohiSS pJ means of duplicate keys and stole about slO, 900 worth of stamps and sl,' 900 worth of wedding presents belong ing to the postmaster's daughter.
 THE Licking county, O., building for the insane was burned before daylight on the 1st. Jennie Jacoby, an insane patient, gave the alarm, thus saving thirty inmates from death. The origin of the fire was not known.
 WHILE blast was being made in a stone quarry at Birdsboro on the 9th a 800 pound rock fell on George Ream stine, fracturing his skull. He died the next day. John Lloyd was badly injured.