Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08

Derrick City and Bedrock are in 1t, and unless ram falls soon will be destroyed.
 The sky is black, the mountains are invisible and the heat is intense.
 Everything at Sugar Run, including saw mills and dwelling houses are burn ed, nothing remains of the place.
 FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June 4-The
 worst fire ever known here occurred this morning. The Kingzie factory, the Excelsior mill and six dwellings were burned. William Deshaso, the engineer at the Excelsior mill was burned to death.
 NEWARK, N. J., June Hire destroy cd the grain elevator of the Ballantine brewery. Loss S24O,OOO.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The Examin- CTS City of Mexico special says. Five
 more named are to be added to the list of saved passengers. They are Jose
 Pequerros, A. s. Martin, J. J. Nominns and two not fully identified. They were
 picked up on the beach, nearly dead,
 by rescuing party. Hurricanes still continue off the coast of Colima. OAKLAND, Cal, June 4-Ex-Senator L.. W. Buck, who was thrown from a cart on Saturday last while driving in
 conference with the chief of police re- garding the murder of his friend, Miss Nellie Harrington, died this morning. He was unconscious and bis death with out statement regarding the woman's affairs still further deepens the mystery enveloping the tragedy.
 NEW YORK, Jure 4-The World
 Herald's special from Havana says
 Whole province Puerto Princeipe is in a
 state of the widest excitement. The insurgents are only awaiting the arrival of Gen. Maximo Gomez to rise up in a
 moment like an explosion of powder. Santiago is surrounded by rebels and aD
 attack is momentarlly expected. Sold
 iers are beng recruited in this city for
 the rebel army unmolested. The gov ernment soldiers will not fight the revo- lutionists and their officers have to in- | fict terrible crulities to make them fight.
 NEW YORK, June 4-There is prob- ability that the Panama railroad wi find | it necessary to put on line of steamers
 between the Gulf ports and Isthmus, and on the Pacific coast a route to com pete with the Southern Pacific. LONDON, June At is reported tha' Oscar Wilde is insane and is confined to a padded room.
 DALLAS, Tex, June 1.-The News to- day received the following telegram from Dan Stewart, now in New York for the purpose of having the Corbett- FItz- simmons fight at Dallas: "Everything is signed and the contest is coming to Texas"
 WASHINGTON, June 4-There is no longer any doubt but that the president has determined to ask Attorney General Olney to accept the state department portfolio.
 CHICAGo, Ill. June A united law yers association was organized here last night. It is intended to be of na- tional scope and to incorporate with S25.OO0 capital. It is for mutual assis- tance and cooperation.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The steamer Santa Rosa brought ID three shipwreck ed mariners from the Schooner Crest which capsized off Point Conception in gale. While drifting about the sailors ste dog to appease their hung CT.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 1-The repub- licans of Kentucky are holding the i8rg- | est state convention today in the bIs- tory of the party. The workers for W. O. Bradley for governor and other can didates claim they are convenIng as majority of the party. They attribute the revolution to the fact that the ne- gro question is DO longer an issue and that the lines which are being drawn os the tariff and silver district meetings in- sures the adoption of gold standard and protective blanks.
 SPRINGFIELD, H., June 1-There is very large attendance at the democratic state convention to discuss the silver question. Every man wears a badge on winch is "Free silver, 16 to l." No loubt but free silver platform will be adopted. The chairman said he called he convention because of the dissatis- action at the failure of congress to es- ablish permanent currency system md policy. The president seemed cer- ain to disrupt the party. Judge Mun- z oe Crawford. Union county, is chair I nan.
 DEs MONIES, May 5.-Gen. F. W. Weaver and other leaders of the silver ,srty in the west, were present at the tate silver meeting today.
 There was large general attendance , nd much enthusiasm manifested.
 The conference was non partisan. It 3 understood no effors will be made to ominate Ricket. WASHINGTON, June 5-The Evening t tar says Elkins has announced Harri- f on for president. 0 HoNG KoNG, June 5-The republic of P 'ormoss has collapsed and the presi- P ent has fled. Foreigners are safe. The Il ,hinese forces in the northern part of he island became disorganized on the O pproach of the Japanese troops and na soldiara of fha nrasidanf ioinad fhs a