Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
The same law is applicable to Garland, as the statute makes and provides n

-Hb tciCHAom cA pam, llesI. 10 MI
 Sarah IS. Cooper, San Francisco: (
 this sixteenth anniversary O; my Ge
 sons birthday 1 place in the hands my brother, Mr. Ariel LathrOp, the su
 ct S4-OOO, to be used during the year
 your discretion for the Kindergartel
 under your charge. This 10 quite ind
 pendent of the S1,0C0 1 have alreaC
 donated for the MIssioD Kindergartel
 Signed, MRS. LELAND STANFORD.
 Mrs. Cooper intends 70 open anoth,
 Kindergarten soon with this latest gii
 ASHLAND, Ohio, May 16.-Horn an
 Grlbben were hanged today at I2o'clccl
 The execution was witnessed by ten c
 twelve thousand people; the Eighth reg
 ment, numbering JOO men guarded th
 Jail since las: night against a mob whic camped outside the city limits threaten
 ening to tear down the jail, but the pres
 ence of the military, heavily armed wit
 ball cartridges prevented any outbreak
 LONDON, May 16.-The stegmshi
 Illyrian, from Liverpool for Boston. wa wrecked last night near Cape Clean All the people were saved.
 HAITAX. ,day l6.-Tne steamer Fara day, with Bennett's cable, arrived fo bunker coal She sailed from Carsoi on Monday and laid the cable along tn, shore to point oT hGrbOr where buoyed and will proceed on Saturday, taking uI the end of the cable and continue layinI toward Cape Ann.
 MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON, May Ie.- The Senate has ratified the treaty witI the United States.
 WORCESTER, Mass, May I6-Tht Papachoag mill, owned by Geo. Comp. ton, was burned. It was used for the manufacture of wOolen yarn. The loss Is slJ0,OO0; insurance, $112,OO0. Many of the girls were injured by jumping from the windows; several will likely dle.
 NEW YORK, May 15.-The MetropolI- tan bank Is reported to be paying all banks presenting checks. The number m line was not over 25, principally boys and clerks Only one lady was among the list. The small number drawing funds Is regarded as promising for the future of the bank.
 SAN CARLOS, May 15.-Sergeant Wal ter Cow, Troop G, Third Cavalry, dur ing temporary alteration of mind, con- mitted suicide here to-day by shooting himself with pistol through the head. He was one Of the best soldiers Ill the Third Cavalry. and was well known throughout the regiment.
 WASHINGTON, May 15.-Romero. the Mexican minister. informed the depart meut of state to-day that he had re- ceived official notification from his gov- ernment of the ratification by the Mexican senate of the reciprocity be- tween the United State and Mexico.
 CmcsGo, May 15. - The Journals Quincy, Ills, special says: The Union Bank ot lhns city has failed tO open it's doors this morning. When the Marine bank of New York failed the Union transferred its accounts to the Metro pohtan, and the closing of that bank yesterday caused its suspension.
 WAsHISGTON, May l5.-The president has issued proclamation restoring to public lands, the land set apart by exc rutlve order us a reservation for the Jicarillo Apache Indians Tn northwestern part of New MexicO embracing 3O7,0OO acres.
 SAN FEANcIsco, May l7.I-,A Chronicle inaS @ James R. Keene has recovered nearly a million and a quarter on his short" sales since Wednesday noon and that he will be firmly on his feet soon Some place his gains within the last hours at amilliOn and three quarters, and say he has tapped Russell Sage alone for nearly S6OO,OOO.
 NEW YoRE, May 1.-The morning passed quietly. Confidence seems re- no trace of excitement; affair." in fair way towards speedy recovery. Values in stocks advance this morning ae well maintained, the nOvemen. being merely checked nt by the usual sale of small holders to secure profits. The bank statement is favorable, showing an eX- sess above the legal requirement of over three millions. The opinions Ot leading inanciers are gradually inspiring conf iencr. No further danger.
 NEW YORK. May 16.-From the World: Precisely where the S5,OO0,OOO went to which !. c. Enc lost m Wall street, is a mystery that puzzles q great many. No can be obtained from Dyette k Co, the firm through which he Oper- ated, and the prevailing opinion IS that most of the money was swamped in the vain hope that the market would take an upward turn and enable him to es- cape. It became p question whether he should sacrifice the heavy margins he had already lost or should keep on in- vesting bank funds until the rise came. The market went down and down; each day saw him hopelessly insolvent until It became a question of destruction and disgrace. No longer able to keep the secret and fearful that the exhaustion of the Second National Bank funds might leak out, young Enc made known his terrible losses to his father. The old gentleman saw that the only way to save his son was by making good h's sons embezZlements and he handed over to the bank S3,5O0OOO of his private means, leaving the brokers and others on Wall street to wrestle for their lost which reached Sl,OOO,OOO.
 NEW YORK. May 16.-There is a run on the Howard Savings and Dime Say ing Bank here. The managers are ready io pay dollar for dollar.
 SAS FRANCISCO. May T.-There IS a rush tO buy American stocks. Bankers are cabling New York and offering to ship gold on security of governments.
 INDIANAPOLIS, May I7.-Father Me Eneri of this city received orders from Rome that he mad been appointed Ea- glish contessOr for St. Peters.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, May 1a.-A Calls New York special says: Gould and Sage had long conference yesterday. They agreed to stand by each other and Use every necessary means tc arrest any at tempt on the part of the bears 10 fur ther depress stocks.
 SAS FRASCIsCO, May l9.-Unlted States army veterans of this city have decided to petition congress to pass the Logan bounty bill, which gives Co each soldier who served in the war SS pei month for every month served.
 NEW YORK. May 19.-The sympathy extended to Donnell, Sawson X Simpson has induced them to submit a proposI tion to creditors which will result IT resuming in few days.
 HoUsroS. Tex, May 19.-Chss. Taylor colored, brakeman on the Texas Centra railroad, who has been conspicuous 1T the movement tO secure negroes to th; admission of first-clsss coaches wal shot and instantly killed this mornin. by an unknown person who fred throug, the window of car. His action ID th'