Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
,ruck her while in a trough of tba sAa

cerH were brave ana active.
 Captain Taylor went down with his ship, blowing parting signal on bis
 trumpet. The engineers aud firemen
 went down at their posts. Third officer Hansen clnng to the roof of the deck
 house and fosted for twenty. four hours
 Prof. Whiting made an heroic effort to save his wife and four children. He { got them all in the boat with Suther-
 land, but they were soon washed over
 aboard and drowned one by one. c. H. Cushing, Jr., of Oakland was saved but bis brother was washed from a raft and drowned.
 The San Juan cruised for eight hours. among the wreckage until all who were alive had beed rescued. J. E. Cbilberg, Louis Peters and Enrique Wider, cabin
 passengers, and Fred Johnson and
 Robert Gonzales sesmen. drifted ashore alive at Coapazuana. They were B
 hours on the raft.
 EDINBURG, June Tn a fire in the
 Fifthshire main colliery ninety men were
 killed while trying to quench the flames. NEW YORK, June IA special from
 Rie Janeiro says: A fight between French marines and BraziIians occurred
 on May 15. The French force burned
 the village of Cabrillo. The Brazilians
 returned then and compelled the French | to>retire.
 HAMBURG, June 1-There was g great
 petroleum fire at Hamburg, six miles | from here, and the works of the Bremen
 Trading Company were damaged 2OOO,-
 900 marks.
 NEW YORK, June Especial from
 Panama says schooner is reported off the coast laden with arms destined for Ecuador where the rebels have gain ed important victories.
 NEW YORK, June 1-Today the tenn
 persture is as high as yesterday, with the added discomfort of greater humid ity. Several cases of prostration ere reported.
 NEW YORK. June Mss Anna Elem ing Cameron, daughter of Sir Ro6erick
 Cameron, WAS married today to Belmont Tiffany, of New York.
 GUERNEvILLE, Cal, June This town was overruu with dogs, Gnd last
 night strychnine loaded in meat was
 distributed. This morning forty pois-
 oned pups were found in every street
 and alley. The prisoners are unknown.
 NEW YORK, June 1-According to the
 Engineering and Mining Journal the
 total value of mineral and metal pro- ductlon in the United States was for
 1893 s6I5, SAG, ,S06, and for 1894 s553, ,272,-
 9O2.
 MINNEAPOLIS, June Mrs. Martha
 Elias and daughter, Anne, were found today weltering in their own blood in | their rooms over the drug store in Nico-
 let Avenue. The old lady had evidently
 shot the girl as she slept, then turned
 the revolver on herself, blowing the top
 of her head off. They were We'll to do. A careful examination by the suthori-
 ties show bAyoned question that both
 women were murdered. It is believed
 that the eeed was committed by LOT
 raine Elias, a son of the murdered
 woman. Elias is mentally unbalanced. WASHINGTON, June 1-The Post has
 abandoned the United Press aud joined | the Associated Press.
 SHENANDOAH, Ps., June IA S1C0,000
 fire started at midnight. A dozen busi- | ness buildings are burned.
 NEW YORK, June 1-The weekly
 statement shows the banks now hold
 54l ,32l ,25O; in excess of requirements.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 31-The fore
 bodings of the friends of passengers and
 crew of the Coiima were exceedingly gloomy this morning, and few cherished any hope of the survival of those hither- to unaccounted for. The Pacific Mall
 Steamship company declared that it had
 received absolutely no word from the | scene of the wreck. \ dispa.ch to private shipping firm from Guatemala states that the steamer Barracouts, which has been cruising about the scene of the wreck In search of survIvors, has picked up raft with nine passengers rom the Co!ima, a San Francesca mau iamed Peters, being among the nun ber The BarrGcC uta bas not Yet Eut into port, but the Pacific Mail officials sug- sest that the steamer probably sgna!ied a smaller vessel, which put into bert to convey the news of the rescue to ibe nearest town and thence telegraphed to Guatemala. The latest detsils received here up to o'clock are contained in the following dispatch:
 CoLIMA, Mex, May 31-Six survivor # the steamer Co.ima have reached here. They are John Thornton ard J. E. Chilberg of Seattle; cabin passengers Peters and Vindor, aod seamen Con zales and Fred Johnson. They are said
 10 have reached shore on raft and an other raft with five men is retorted from San Telmo. The survIvors state that :he women and children were sll in the state rooms, end all went down
 with the steamer. The survivors also report that Purser Wafer was seen in q well manned boat pulllrg away from the sinking steamer towards shore. l. is supposed that thls boat is still afioEt. COLIMA, Mex. May 3l-A special
 messenger arrived from Mapzanillo this
 morning at o'clock with official infor- nation from the governor Of Colima re- garding the Colima steamship disaster off Manzauillo. The governor has been endeavOring all day to receive some sp- proximately reliable information from the port, but the whole city of Manzan- illo, which is place of only 5000 inhab- itauts, is so frenZied with excitement that all the people, officials included, seem to be completely dazed by the | magnitude of the disaster.