Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-22


tions for the decisive contest
Logan has a home ere but his resi-
dence is rented to other parties and
he has engaged apartments at one
of the leading hotels as his head
! quarters Blaine has also made a
contract for suite of rooms at one
of the more retired hotels and is ex-
pected to have no less than fifteen
friends TO assist him. Two private
secretaries, three messengers, a
stenographer and ten friends, VIII
may be denominated lobby lists, will
| be present early in the action to see
that the great candidates interests
are not neglected Arthur quietly
| established his bur eau here week
since and the members of 1t are all
most entirely local people who are
not very popular. 1t is not general-
ly known that Sabin has mild :
| tact of presidential fever, but such
was found to be the case when two
| of his workers were stumbled upon
to>day who incautiously admitted
that he was one of the dirk horses
Several other candidates and no less
than SIXTY dark horses are actively
negotiating for accommodation
here during the meeting.
LUCKY BALDWIN MARRIED.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 20.-E. j.
Baldwin. known as lucky Baldwin,
was married this af'ernoon to Miss
Lille c. Bennett, at the residence of
the brides parents. No cards had
been issued The bride is twenty
years Of age. BALDWIN and his bride
left for the last this afternoon
BUYING AMERICAN STOCKS.
LONDON, May 2O.-The Pail Mall
Gazette says; The English bought
last week more America stocks
than in twelve months previous
AN EXCITING FAILURE. /
ERIE, Pa. May 21.-This city is
in state of great excitement over
the failure of the Erie County Saw
ings Bank, with liabilities OF $780,
900, nearly all owing to me hanics
and poor people. A year ago Presi-
dent Adam Brddbender began spec
ulating, it is said, and recently on
the break on oil lost $4,000. When
the treasurer opened the safe this
morning, he found that the time
lock had been tempered with, and |
all the funds of the bank gone. In |
their place were notes of Bradben>
der to the amount of only half the
shortage. Bradbender also receipt
ed at the express Office for SO 900 |
in a package and fed. The stock
holders of the bank claim that the
depositors will lose nothing, but
there was great excitement, and runs
were begun on The three other banks.
No difficulty was experienced, how
ever, in meeting all demands.
ACCIDENT-A DEFAULTER.
Los ANGELES, May 21.-Toeday,
at 10 a. m =, while digging under
hank on Foyt street. the bank caved
in on two men. They we're warned
that the bank was giving away by
other workmen, but only one of
them escaped, with a bruised foot. |
the other, Anthony Mcdonnell, bce
ing completely covered with stones
and rubbish, and instantly killed.
His remains were dug out, and the
body shown to be terribly crushed.
The dead man was aged about Sc
years and a native of Ireland. The
Coroner's jury gave a verdict of ac-
cidental death.
NJ. s. Fay, superintendent of the
Los Angeles Gas Works, who disap-
peared mysteriously about two
weeks ago, has been found short in
his accounts several thousand doll
lars, and it was ascertained that un>
less he took the east bound train for
Deming on the 9Th, all trace of him
has been lost.