Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
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! e CLIFTON, May 16-Much feeling manifested Tn Clifton and Morenci ove u the hanging of Jno. Nichols, whose bod L. was found last Saturday, twelve mile ', south of Lordsburg, N. Nj. Nichols lei T MorencI about month ago, we'll pro
 vided with money b visit some adjoir ing camp, and was last heard of i LordsburG about fifteen days ago. H
 was formerly a shift boss in the Detroi CJpper company, and was an industriou and law abiding man. The New MexicC authorities will be urged 10 thorough, ! investigate his mysterious death, as i I wss belIeved he was foully murdered.
 TOMBSTONE, May 1.-The !ury in the case of J. R. Adams, charged with tho murdrr of Constable I. l.. Roberts, oi this city, February last, returned yer dict of msnslsughter.
 The Grand Central mine directors nave held meeting and decided not to resume work on the mine except on the basis of 5 per day. This is final. The miners union still hold out for Si City very quiet.
 TOMBSTONE, May l9-J. R. Mason was shot and instantly killed at Fair banks last night by William Humphries. From the testimony at the coroners inquest, it looks like an unprovoked murder. Humphries gave himself up and IS now Tn custody. The killing Is said to have been the result of an old feud.
 The latest phase of the conflict be- tween mine owners and miners is that the mines will not pay more than three dollars per day and will not employ union men, even at that rate. Union miners are leaving camp rapidly.
 NEW YORK, May 16.-Fiske is Hatch will open for all desiring to consult the firm. but no business will be transacted beyond receiving claims and fixing a basis of settlement. Fiske said that many deposltOrs and other creditors ex- pressed their entire confidence and noti- fled them that their claims will not be pressed.
 Business began at the Exchange with out the appearance Of furry. Stocks opened weak, succeeded by better feel Ing and general advance of one-half to two. Foreign bankers are buying exten- sively.
 liumors of failures continue, but no announcement IS yet made and Is treat ed as ridiculous as no necessity exists for such action, speculation being in no sense panicky. An officer fl the Ex- change states that he is informed by Russell Sage that he will meet every put" sent in, but mus; proceed slowly.
 The Clearing House committee have loan certificates ready upon instant de- livery and express the. determination to use them literally with view of reliev- ing without deley the stringency of the money market. There is wild talk about closing the Stock Exchange.
 FIsKE d HATCH's BANK CLOSES.
 NE~AaA, N. May I6-Tbe Eera.k Savioss IustitutU UiO-Uu I,s i-~-- = i-.- The bank officers say Fiske X Hatch own the institution-million dollars cap ital.
 THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. LONDON. May 16.-Stocks opened somewhat lower than last night, on re- ports from New York. Shortly after wards general firmness set in which prevailed up to 2:3O. s3,5O0,OOO LEGAL TENDER PAID OUT THIS
 MORNING. NEW YORK, May l6- NoOn.-The sub treasury pald out S3.J0O,ODO of legal tenders this morning. This strengthens the bank reserve. The first two hours of business. which are usually the most dangerous in q season ot furry, passed with only one small failure, which had no depressing influence.
 FURRY IN KANSAS CITY OVER.
 KANSAS CIrY. May 16.-All traces of yesterdays furry in banking circles have disappeared. The banks are pay ing m full, and to-day 'sibuslness Is nov ing along as usual. CENTRAL PACIFIC - ANOTHER BANKER
 GOES.
 NEW YORK, May 16.-l1;30 d. m.-Fisk X Hatch have posted a notice that cou- pons Of the Central Pacific bonds will be paid at the office of the railroad com phny.
 H. c. Hardy X Sons have suspended; all their contracts are provided for Stocks are heavyApd were demorsllzed on the announcement of the failure; they afterwards rallied to 2li some shares. but few stocks are heavy; New York Central selling los against 10.
 CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES.
 NEW YORK. May 16.-Mauager Camp, of the Clearing House says the banks are availing themselves now freely oi the new certificates. He would not be surprised If ten million would be taken to-day. The suspended firms are all busy straightening their affairs. AN ATLANTA, GA, BANKER FAILS.
 ATLANTA. Ga, May 16.-John Fl. James, banker. announces he will not open hls doors to-day. He has real estate to the amount of half a million dollars which he will offer for sale at once and which will more than meet liabilities. The banks and bankers of Atlanta rendered the assurance of assistance, which James declined.
 CATCHING THE FEVER. | CHICAGO. May 16.-l1 a. m.-Markets are depressed and are partially demOral- ized on the receipt of the news of addl- tional failures ID New York and there was q decline in stocks.
 THE ATLANTIC STATE AND THE CAPITAL BANK.
 NEW YORK. May 16.-rhe excitement at several of the Brooklyn banks has cslmed down. The Atlantic State Bank was open today, but no business was transacted. The bank examiner got through last night and found every thing all right. The Capital Bank IS improved.
 GOVERNMENTS DEPRESSED.
 NEW YORK. May l6.-Governments depressed, As. and 4s. which closed at !. ll6all2 and 12OGl22, on the street last night, now 1OS1S gl0Sli and 1l6a lls. The weakness is caused by the fear that Fisk < Hatch are holding to be marketed Sage is not taking stocks on privileges this morning. but making settlements