Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
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s, incinnati grand jury has found fiji. .OL: indictments growing out or the recent riots.
 PCyson has introduced bill in Con, gress to restrict the ownership of real estate in the Territories to American cit izens.
 An indictment has been found against T. c. Campbell. c ncinnati lawyer who defended William Bowen, the murderer of Kirk. The charge is bribery. He gave bail in the sum of S1,OOO.
 II. l.. Wells, a witness for the defense m the Hill-Sharon case, who confessed to having sworn falsely, has been ar rested for perjury.
 The California Legislature adlourns sine die at Tuesday n0on-
 The Anti Monopolist national conven' ton was opened Wednesday at Boston It is probable that Benjamin r. Butler will be nominated for President.
 The Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., of Cali fOrnia. began Its thirty-second session ID San Francisco on Tuesday, with Grand Master W. w. Morrow .n the chair.
 Charles M. Bayard, stock broker oi Philadelphla, has failed. LiabiltIes not stated.
 The Atlantic bank, of Brooklyn, N. |. closed it's doorS on Wednesday.
 The New Jersey Democratic State Convention met on Wednesday and was presided over by Senator McPhersoDi who counseled harmony and laying aside all small issues.
 Don Fernando Pscheeo, aged O. weight 425 lbs, died ss Martinez, Cal.i Monday.
 The following New York banks have closed their doors: Manhattan National Metropolitan National, Phenix National and Second National.
 San Francisco bankers believe the New York panic will have no effect upon the Pacific coast except to stiffen rates somewhat. They maintain that the country is in condIt on tD stand a much greater shock than thIs.
 For several days past the passenger rates from Denver to the Missouri have been in a very unsettl, q condition, bul not until Tuesday has cut been openly declared. The agents of the Burlington Missouri, Union Pacific, AtchisoD lOHCha 0 Ohuth II C h tht uh precedented in the history of Western roads, VIE: 8 to Kansas City; SS 5O Co St. Louis: Sl450 to Chicago, and S2c to New York. They are Tn fact selling tickets from any principal eastern polni for Kansas City at the same rate as tC that point as the eastern roads refused pro rate. But the result IS as above named. Roads are carrying through passengers free to Kansas City. Poo commissioner Daniels has issued a cir cular ordering the restoration of rates tu take effect on the 10th instant. This order however wlll surely be ignored.
 Capt. Monroe of the steamer City of Rome, stated that on April 23, while passing six sailing vessels, almost be- calmed, within two or three miles of each other, full rigged ship was observed two or three miles away, dis playing signals which as interpreted by me, meat ship wrecked crew safe" but no urgency sigaal was displayed, or ii displayed was not seen, nor was the name or nationality of the ship given. Had the signal of distress or urgency been seen it would have had immediate attention as the day was calm. Signal dropping Is difficult to make out, but 1t would have been easy for the yes s4l 10 have put out boat which could have been intercepted by the City of Rome, but not until after bis arrival at Liverpool. and hearing that a State line steamer was overdue that the incident became connected in his mind with the indistinct signal, when he at once re- ported his conjecture. II certainly" he said, would be the last man to neglect the duty of every seaman to render us sistance to any one in distress at seq, having on more than one occasion been indebted tO others for the preservation of my own life" The first and fourth officers on watch, on duty at the time of eiSnaling, certify their adherence to MunrOe's statement.