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

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!, SUICIDE.
SAN CARLOS, May 15.-Sereeant
Walter Cow, Troop G, Third Caval>
ry, during temporary alteration of
| mind, committed suicide here today
by shooting himself with a pistol
through the head. H was one OF
the best soldiers in the Third Caval-
ry, and was well known throughout
the regiment.
MEXICAN TREATY RATIFIED.
WARRINGTON, May 15-Romero,
the Mexican Minister, Informed the
ceived official notification from his
government of the ratification by
the Mexican Senate of the reciproci-
tY treaty between the United States
and Mexico.
NO APPREHENSION OF TROUBLE.
NEW York, May 15.-Dispatches
| from ali points in the South, East
and North stae that there is no ap
prehension of financial trouble.
The Metropolitan bank posted the
! following notice: "Bank examiners
| having made an examination, the
bank will resume busineee at one
! o'clock :"
A. W. Dimick 6 Co, bankers,
have suspended.
The scene on the street is one of |
unwonied activity. Since early |
morning the brokers' offices have
been open, and clerks have been
busy getting accounts settled. Many
firms kept their clerks busy until
midnight overhauling their accounts
and Strengthening hooks. AS soon
as the Exchange opened this morn~
ing affairs showed that they have
been in better condition than for
months past, as new margins have
been called to prevent rash sacrifice
of good securities. The stock mar
ket is stronger and higher, and =
better feeling exists in consequence
of the resumption of the Metropol-
itan bank. Dispatches just received
from London, by leading foreign
bankers, giving orders to buy both
stocks ard bonds at markt prices,
is also encouraging, as it was feared
that foreign orders to sell would be
the chief factor in downward
movement today. The news created
great satisfaction, as it is considered
another rift in the clouds that
London agent of the Associated
Press this morning called upon the
leading Londo bankers with the
view of learning their opinions
concerning the pauic. The feeling
generally expressed was one of con-
fdence, and that it was III ereiy local, ,
and were positive it would cause no
failures in London.
EXCITED OVER THE MURDER OF
NICHOLS.
CLIFTON, May 16.-Much feSling
is manifested in Clifton and
Morenci over tie hanging of John
n ichols, whose body WAS found last
Saturday twelve miles south of
Lordsburg, N. III. Nichols left i
Morenci about month ago, well
provided with money to visit some
camp, and was last heard l
of in Lordsburg about fifteen days
ago. He was formerly shift boss l
in the Detroit Copper company, and
was an industrious and law abiding
man. The New Mexico authorities
will be urged to thoroughly investi-
gale his mysterious death, as it is
believed he was foully murdered.
REsUMED PAYMENT,
New YoRK, May 15.-The Metro
poitan bank is reported to be pay
ing all banks presenting checks.
The number in line was not over 25'
boys and clerks. Only
one lady as among the list. The
small number drawing funds is re.
garded as promising for the future
Of the bank.
ONLY STOCK GAMBLERS.
New York, May 15.-The Sun
yesterday, Speaking of the panic on
Wall street, says: at was emphat>
lcally panic among the stock gam
blers; nothing else.
DIDN'T SHAKE ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The news of |
the financial crash in New York has
had no effect on business here.
KEEP COOL"
NEW YeKK, May 15.-Tbe Jour
nal Of Commerce says: keep cool;
a few spectators have come to
grief, and a few innocent persons
have been called upon 10 suffer;
that's aaout all"
THE COUNTRY SAFE
PHILADELPHIA. May Is. = The
Press says the country is sound and
commerce untouched.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
PIERRE, D. T., May Is demo-
Gratis of the Territory gathered in
convention elected delegates to the
national Democratic convention
The delegates are believed to be for
Tilden and Hendricks. .
THE DEMOCRACY.
TRENTON, N. j., May Sat the