Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-23
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today suggests that the Colorado demo cracy organize with the democracy o
 neighborins states to present Senatol
 Teller in the democratic national cor
 vention as candidate for the president
 iel nomination should he bear himself
 at St. Louis as be is expected to do. NEW YORK, May lS-Tbe obsequiet
 over the remains of the late Col. Johr
 A. Cocckrill were held today in the Scottish Rite hall. Over the casket wa:
 thrown 8 mortuary banner of the Loya
 Legion on which was wreath of white
 roses and immortelles inscribed "Frou
 Johns Wife" The servlce included 8
 brief address by T. E. Brohan, exhalteI
 of the B. H. O. E.. and J. Howard, Jr.
 president Press Club. The body was
 conveyed to Calvary Baptist church,
 where religious services were held.
 WASHINGTON, May 1s-The Supreme
 Court decided today in what is known
 as the "Jim Crow" car case of Plessy vs
 Fergson, that the statutes of Louisiana
 requiring railroad companies to supply l seperste coaches for white and colored
 persons was unconstitutional, affirming the decision of the court below. Jus
 tice Brown delivered the opinion. Jus ] tice Harlan dissented.
 WAsHIAGToN, May 17-The House
 committee on rules today decided to bring in & special order for tbe cousi- | iteration of the Mccall immigration
 bill and amendment today and tomor-
 row. McCall's bill provides that i'm
 migration education is test and is
 substantially similar to the Lodge bill The Stone bill which provides for con- sular inspection will be offered as sub- stitu ,e,
 WASHINGTON, May ,s-Justice Harlan today delivered sn opinion in the Su-
 perior Court in the case of Remington vs the State of Georgia involving toe constitutionality of the law prohibiting the running of freight cars in Georgia on Sunday. This opinion held that the law is valid.
 LAPoRTE, Ind, May 1S-A private letter conveys the intelligence that Senator Voorhees, will retire to private life when his present senatorial term expires, on account of poor health.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, May IS-A terrific wind storm reaching velocity of % miles au hour swept over southern Wisconsin and Michigan yesterday. A tremendous sea was running on the lake all day and vessels sought ports. The peach crop of Michigan suffered. Trees were uprooted and houses blown down.
 NIAGARA FALLS, N. r., May 1S-The great Niagara fruit belt has suffered | vast loss by Sundays wind storm. 1 Young fruit was blown from the trees in clusters and trees blown down in | places.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 18-News of | the loss of life and destruction of pro- perty m yesterdays cyclone ins Kansas IS slowly coming in, owing to the crip- pied condition of the telegraph wires. | Fully half dozen towns were struck by twisters and the known dead number seven. The injured number fully thirty. Reserve, village on the Mis- souri Pacific, in Brown county, seems to have felt the brunt of the storm. But five houses are left standing.
 The cyclone crossed Central Branch of the Missouri Pacific at Blue River two miles east of Irving followed the railroad and river to Frankfort thence north to Baileyville, Seneca. Sabetha and Reserve entering Nebraska at Falls City. At Falls City it overturned twenty-six freight cars demolished the B. $ M. freight depot and damaged ,wentY-six houses. MT. and Mrs. Hinton are reported hurt. At Sabetha, aas., twenty five he uses were destroyed md twice as many wrecked.
 CLEVELAND, O., May lS-Bishop New nan presided over the M. E. Church conference this morning. Dr. J. o. Norris and A. E. Perkins, of Texas, were shown scant courtesy or the occa- ion of their previous appearance be- ore the conference, but both gentlemen were received this morning with pplause. A ballot for bishop resulted . no choice. Two more votes were aken but DO choice. 4 motion to defer he selection until the 1900 conference eceived no second. ToRREoN, Mex, May 1S-The large curing mill and elevator of the Allianza Manufacturing company was burned esterday. Loss S150, 900. PRETORIA, May 1S-There was great f today upon the occasion the funeral of N. l.. Grey, reform who committed suicide 5 y cutting his throat in jail. Barney 'arnato rode in the first carriage. Moscow, May 18-Li Hung Chang nd suite arrived today from St. Peter burg. The Chinese envoy was received ! the most brilliant manner and after ards presented at reception given in le Chinese embassy which was protu- II sly decorated with fl hags. Field Mar lsl Yamsgsta, Japanese envoy, and the . luke of Msjars, representative of Spain nd the crown prince of Roumanis have so arrived. SHERMAN, Tex, May 17-Todey the aters in the creeks and brooks have !, lbsided and thousands of spectators !, ave traversed the path of yesterdays l...-:- L<.,sa ;x &L- "