Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-02-15
The sultan assures the queen that

where, sEd that negotiations now going
90, with the insurgents at Zectoun, vi
undoubtedly lead the lnha bitants Of th t
place t. quiet.
RemarkIDg on the request of Minister
! Terrill that the United States legation
be allowed second dispatch boat for It's
services, the Turkish cabinet contends
that as the passage OF the straits OF
Dardsuelles was regulated by al agree
ment between the SIX powers, the Unit
ed States must apply to them for the
necessary permission, as she is no.
party TO the treaty.
On behalf OF the United States il is
understood that the contention is made
that The regulations do not apply to the
United States, and she considers the
straits of the Dardanelles to be open
waters. 1t is stated ia we'll informed
circles that the reason for the Porte's
hesitancy to grant the request is the OPP
position OF Russia.
MORRISON, n. j. Feb. 7-R4sidents of
the lower section OF the town were kept
IN state terror all last night by floods
caused by the breaking of the Pocshora-
as lake dame. The water rushed into
the valley, sweeping every thing before
it, and people had to take TO the upper
stories of their houses and remain there
until they could be removed in boats
Water 10 the streets rose to a depth of
seventeeh~feet. No lives we're los'. The
most serious damage was that done to
the Hygiene Ice compeny, the Electric
light and power house and the Cody and
Seeley establishment.
SoMMEEvILLE, n. j. Feb. While
the loss of property at Bound Brook last
night, by fire and flood, will come up to
expectation based on II meagre infor,
nation obtained in season for the morn
ing papers, 1t is now orally certaiu
that but one life Was lost. A man
named Miles, enter d low boat Intend
ing 10 rescue family whom tie rising
waters had driven to take refuge in
the upper part Of their home. A swift
current upset the boat, and Miles was
not g. ca again. List night when the
last messenger left Bound Rot k. the
4 5od had begun TO subsIde. The water
b spread backward from the river
a thousand feet and the residents of the
| submerged section had been forced to
take refuge in the upper stories OF their
houses. AT 3 o'clock, this morning, the
water was nesr ten feet high ia the
main street. The food was caused by
heavy rainfall overlooking the RaritaD
river. Three of the main blocks we're
| flooded aGd while some citizens were
trying to rescue people from their
houses a fire was discovered 10 the
Ium Der yarI of L. d. Cook & Co. Som
mervills sod PIaintield we're asked FOR
| assistance and al engine were started
out for Boundbrook, but as the roads
were impossible the fire bad simply to
| burn itself out. 1t is thought that
twenty houses have been destroyed.
New YORK, Feb. The storm which
began Wednesday night, ard reached
hurricane force yesterday, continues
today but is greatly modified. STEAMERS
coming into port, today, report having
experienced the full force of the storm
throughout the country tributary to
New York, but more part culsrly to New
Jersey. Traffic is much impeded by
washouts. Many people were compelled
] TO 90 from their homes to The trains in
/ row boats.
BRISTOL. Conn, Feb.7 Ten men were
killed by the fall Of the Piquabuck river
bridge during the great stOrm last night.
Three BODIES we're recovered today,
those of Marie Curr!, D4rirl O'Br.en
and NichoIas Rio.
There were2I man on the bridge when
| it went down, Il ,he survivors sustain
ed painful bru So The men constitut-
ed gang o. esq n-'-Is, mechanics and
laborers nG4gr,i IN Strengthening the
bridge which r--.;.n i his been clndem-
ned as ureefe To- fall Of derrick
caused the bri - to give way.
CINCExATI. Fob. Scott J ackson
and AicLzo ~. WaiiiuG, the dental stu
dents arrested ol the charge Of murder
ing Pearl By 40, were today brought
it, the police court and arraIgns on
the charge OF murder. 30 pleaded
not guilty and were held in $500 bail,
which will bs given. Tire by p dermIc
syringe " tn which WaIipg says J cs-
son gave the or! tae irjectton TO xiii
her, mas been fouud 10 JscksoG'5 room,
together with Z. bottle cen taiUng u flulu |
the nature Of which is not pet knUwn.
Cows, Feb. 6-Bu<inoes was suspend |
Ell throughout the Isle ut y Ieh5 to-day |
during the funeral of Prince Henry.
About 10 O'clock .hs duke NJ G.
naugt t and Duche OF Aitany AID |
later Princess Beatrice, her children aud
Princess Louise drove rym the Osborne
house to Cove, and EN- parked 90 GDard
the Alberta. I her children IA ed
handsome wreath on the fin. After
brief religious ceyemonias "a. furersi
cortege proceeded to WhIppingh4m
church. The route from Trinity Pier
WAS lined with guards from e fleet
behind which were throDged with ti.ht
seers and sympathizsrs.
Joseph Cham berlaip, secretary I stat
Tor colonies, Mr.. Geo. j Go<chsn, frst
lord Of the admiralty, Il j BaifOur, first
lord of the treasury and ViscoGnt Cross,
lcrd OF the priyy seal, were present
The Marquis of Salisbury ard other
ministers at the same hour were attend
ing a special funeral service in honor OF
L. L.