Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
Condensed Telegrams.

F. A. Havley & O., Boston brokers have failed for S100,0O0. No assets. The Odd Fellows celebration in Sai
 Francisco closed with a grand ball ol ! Friday night.
 The New York clearing house has ar ranged to pay all the Second Nationa
 banks debts.
 The U. 5. senate has passed the hous,
 bill to aid the New Orleans exposition
 by loan oi Sl.OOO,OOO.
 Thos. J. CayStiie, one of the proprie
 tors of the Los Angeles daily Times
 dled in that city Friday, of consump
 ton.
 Charles O'Conor's remains were buried
 on Friday from the Roman Catholic ca
 thedIal, New York. Many distinguished
 people attended the funeral.
 The Emperor has accepted the resig- nation of Bismarck from the presidency os the cabinet, and has appointed as his successor BOetticher, the Prussian mn ister of state.
 Lloyd L. Majors, the murderer to be executed May 23d at Oakland, Cal. made desperate break for liberty on Friday. He reached the street before being recaptured.
 Alfred Mccullough and his son James. for the murder of Eph. Saxon, and Riley Anderson, for the murder of Louis Griffith and her baby, were all three hanged on the same gallows at Greeayille, s. C., Friday.
 Captain Crawford has telesraphed General Crook that Lieutenant Hunter on Wednesday turned over to him 20 Chiricahuas-i men and 16 women and children. Jgh's two sons were among them. TEis party is the last of the Chirlcahua and Warm Spring Indians who have been in Mexico. All are now on the reservation.
 Ex-President Seney, of the Metropol- itan bank, New York, has conveyed his Brooklyn mansion and other properties to the bank for S255,000.
 The Berlin Tagblstt positively asserts that Richard s. Muckle, of the Phila- delphia Ledger, will succeed Sargent as United States minister to Berlin.
 In duel on Wednesday, between Torres Senosa and Pedro Garza near the City of Mexico, with pistols at p paces, Torres right hand was shattered.
 The Ancient Order of Hlbenians National Convention at Cleveland, Ohio, after the election of officers adjourned on Saturday to meet two years hence in St. Paul.
 Three thousand bales of cotton were destroyed in Liverpool on Saturday by the burning of Molyneux < Faylor's warehouse and two adjoining properties. Loss, S5OOOOO.
 Edward H. Murphy, one of the most | prominent citizens of Salt Lake, and | widely known all over the Pacific coast, | was found dead in his bed Saturday | morning. Heart disease is said to be | the cause.
 The Grand Duke Louis of Hesse- Darmstadt has informed Madame | kOlmire of his intention to apply for a | divorce. us his mOrganatic marriage was | informal. The Baron Destasck, premier of the Grand Duchy of Hesse, has an- nOunced his intention to resign unless the Grand Duke keeps his marriage contract.
 In Grass Valley, Cal, while James Lawrence, Robert Wallace, Joseph Hayes and Coleman Chapell were work ing some new ground on the. old | tue cavIDg of drift on Saturday morn ing. Rescuing parties have recovered the body of Wallace, and it is thought that all are dead.
 The Philadelphia market has a better There IS an encouraging con- tinued demand for governments and large banks are taking advantage of the op- pOrtunity offered to exchange three's for higher interest bonds; also 4's and 4l 2's. There is no demand for money except on the part of depositors who are taking advantage of cheap prices to invest Tn securities.