Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

tramps were killed and several train
men injured. No passengers are re.
ported seriously injured.
WRAY. COL, June 2.-News has
reached here of a cyclone the fret ever
known this section. that blew down the
post-office, school house, a mum Der OF
residences and farm buildings at Lam
sing in Eastern Colorado, Saturday,
Mrs. Joseph Phillips was seriously
hurt but will recover. Poet master
Beck and his mother and Mrs. Morris
received bruises.
LEXINGTON. KY. June 2.-There ls a
large attendance here for the democrat
ic state convention tomorrow. The
gold standard men counsel conservative
action. The silver men are disposed to
be liberal. Good feeling prevails.
Senator Blackburn has been holding
ovations all day. the silver and gold
men held separate caucuses. The
silver men made nominations for the
temporary organization of the conven-
ton.
SAN JOSE, CAL, June 2-The day has
passed AID there is no trace of murder
er Durham. The sheriff returned to
San Jose this evening, thoroughly tired
out and reluctantly confessed that they
had no trace of the man, and that prsc-
tically they we're at sea as to what would
next be done. While they have aban-
doned the search there is no lack of
men in the mountains to keep watch
for Durham.
WASHINGTON, June 2-The river and
harbor bill passed by the house over
the presidents veto by vote Of 200 to
60.
ST. Louis, Mo-, June 2-The work of
relief and restoration goes on today in
the midst of the rain. Contributions Of
money. clothing, provisions and other
necessaries are coming in literally and
all destitutes are being cared for. The
losses caused indirectly by the tornado
are just beginning to reveal themselves
and will be nearly as cruel as the i'm
mediate effects, because the tornado
ruined many mills and factories.
Ten district assessors and fifteen
clerks left the Office Of Fl. A. Frederick,
president of the board of assessors today
20 make an official estimate of losses.
These experts will make house to
house canvas Of the territory blasted by
he tornado. Frederick expe cts to have
! complete report q week hence. Nine
burial permits were issued today for the
nterment of storm victims. In East
st. Louis dozens Of persons are kept
busy handing out groceries, shoes,
lressee and other needed articles but so
generous have been the responses in
money and other gifts that for the time
being there is no danger of want.
BosToN, Mass, June IS. II. Roper,
# Roxbury, a mechanical engineer,
While pacing Tom Butler, professional
bicycle rider. with steam bicycle which
Roper had invented, was killed today.
soper's machine became unmanagable
nd he was thrown, striking on his
lead. Roper was 20 years OLD, had
'een at work on his motor twenty five
ears.
WASHINGTON, June 2-In reporting
be military reorganization bill in the |
enate today Hswley said it would not |
70 called up until next session.
Among the bills introduced was one
Y Cullom, of Illinois, for a peace mon-
ment at Appomsttox, Va. Morrill, was
for q speech on the tariff
lis earnest manner and strong voice
ave no indication of his advanced age
Ir. Morrill, referred to the emergency
riff bill passed by the house and said:
The democrats have broken away from
le leadership Of their president, and
lille marching to the drum and fife OF
North Carolina captain, are in such
'esd lest the populists should get con-
oil Of their party that they seem to be
hurry to become populists them
Ives" The senator declared the r.
lblican party never would make a
ade Of it's principles on the money
lestion in order to secure higher tariff
lties.
LONDON, June 81. B. Robinson the
ruth African Millionaire, has received
csblegram from Pretoria saying that
9 leaders of the Jehsnnesberg reform {
mmittee will be realized in few days. K,
Me-, June 2-The Maine re- {
blican convention met in this city to- 9
y: Joseph H. Manley, chairman of
3 state committee, was named for 6
nporsry chairman. Harold M. Sew
whom President Cleveland ia his L
st term appointed U. S. Consul at g
mos, but who subsequently became a
publican, in long address enlogized t
omss b. Reed, Names candidate for g
, presidency.
BOISE, Idado. June 2.-The miners
Ike at Lsmsr ended to-day. The
n secured all they demanded, an j.
Fance Of 80 cents day all around.
June 2-The president :,
It in the following nominations: VIII 5,
n Churchill, New York consul-gener-
It Apis; Davis M. Burle, New York y
at TsDgisr, Morocco.
DENVER, Colo. June 3-Gen. Wheaton s.
been notified that Massie, q re- -
JADE Apache chief, has been killed b
Arizona by Indian scouts. Three 81
uts were killed by Massie before he 81
d. Massie was one OF Geronimo's -
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