Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-11

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 terms. The loss IS estimated a. SlOl,
 900; insurance. S20.O0O.
 = PARIS, December 4.-The French
 transport Chandervager. reported hurs.
 day lost with 1, ,200 troops on board, has
 arrived safely at the DOT. ci Louran0, AnnRm.
 BELGRADE, December king Milan will receive 6 depuiation of Bulgarian noiables tomorrow. It IS reported here that the Bulgarian receI O will make Oyertures to King Milan tO induce him tO become a candidate for the BalsaIIan throne, with & view of arranging a union between Servia, Eastern ROumelis and Bulgaria.
 PANAMA, December A pamphlet has been published m Peru which has created great excitement It refers to occurrences within the walls of the Merced monastery snd before winch the Pal Mall Gazette disclosures ti.lms pagers ssy) fade into iBsigniicancr. The statements published by the Lima press having been impugned, the writers content themselves by answering that the signatures of authority respond for them The statements or the surgeons corrOborate the facts. and above sli the names of several deputies to the cham bers are appended to the charges which have not been answered.
 SAS FRANCISCO. December IA lsrgrs and more excited crowd gathered today about the stock boards than st any pre- y!Ous time during the present stock deal. The San Francisco board hsld only one session, the Pacific board hrli two sessions.
 At the San Francisco board the si tendance was larger than yester,iaY. Persons who were known to have sui fered by failures yesterday and eAIl,. m the week, were gambling on the sane hue to recover their losses, The session opened at 9:D a. m-, and was no. Oysc until II 30. When the gong was ruDg the doors were opened Co the Y hsrai public, there was a rush for the interiu5 Clerks, young men about town. and spectators gave orders or stood by watching the proceedings. The cslieTy contained larger supply of spectators than at the morning session yesterday
 At the session of the Pacific bOarL the scene was more striking. Hundrr, . of seemingly poor women and buadrels of men of scanty means, were c1ngre- gated. As was generally predicted the stock took another skyrOcket mOveueut upward and reached a higher fgurr than has been attained m the pas: s, v, u years. The result of thIs was that rl-a and women, who in the past had been s.. painfully cinched by dsbblinR ID stocks that they registered a VOW never tO in- vest again. recOnsIdered their resolution and decided to try conclusions with Dame Fortune sgaiu. However. Vhra they went to their brokers. they fOuui their designs frustrated, for all resgou. sibls brokers Tn the ei:y decilled tu accept any more outside business uuiil the late financial vTecks had been clra, ed away.
 Tine failures of the past few dgys GiI not prevent the speculative pTbhc frOL4 dong business and throughout the foFr noon people of classes were EG.hins around with sacks Of com m their haal- trying to secure satisfactory IDye Co ments.
 There were several speculstors al out the boards to-day endeayoring Co buy accounts of creditors against the wreck ed firms, but they met with little sue cess.
 One incid ant m connection with the failure of Kenney < Dyer tO Lay wIil m dicate how strong hold the mania for speculation has taken on some people. A prominent citizen ol hearing fl the. suspension expressed himself as follows "HaDg It, I want 10 find good, active nigEer to kick me over the county line for my idiocy. Three days Ego cleared up a small fortune through thIs firm. but concluded to let the money stay m their safe, as I intended to invest somu of it to-day. Like messly mud hen. | left my stake aud now l get nicely left. Serves me right. anyhow" and hs went forming out of the room.
 STOCK REPORT.
 SAN FRANCIsCn, December Best G Belcher. S24; ChOllsr, Ss2J; Crocker, 1925; Con. k Cal. Virginia SJ5; Peer. Slls Peerless, sl.4O; OphIr. S26l Say age, SIS OO; Hale < Norcross. SNi. POtosi. Sl6ls; Sierra Nevada. Sl6 UD, Yellow Jacket, S6 50; Union Con. Slu. Utah. S9.75; Confidence, Sl500.
 THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
 NEW YORK, December A. Mining shares were excited today. Many old stocks were brought out. SutrO opened at 46. Sierra Nevada Il.75. All of the COmstocks were up epd ConsolidG,rt Virginia rose 10 55.
 WAsHTSGrOS, December 4-The com missions of sixty presidential pOstmas ters will expire during the present montb, On tbe assembling of congress the presldent will have the appointments of about one hundred and fifty pOstma ters mede during recess. to send to the senate for confirmation.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. December 4-Ths case of Alexander GOldensoD. charged with the murder of Mamie Kelly. came up ID Judge Murphy's court thls morn ing HIs attorney moved for R change of venne on the grounds that far and impartial trial could not ne obtained In this city. He presented sfiidayits Iu favor of motion. The judge granted the district attorney until tuesday 10 prs- pare counter sffdavIts. DefendaDts at tOrney then read the afhdavits Ia sup [ ort of his motion for taking depOsItiuus of witnesses residing in Russia and In the state of New York in regard to 10 sanity in the GOl1eEson family. lbr judge took the matter under sdvIsemeut nntIl Tuesday.
 SAS FRAScIsco, December 4-In ;Hs tL-E Ot DNlUNAu OAA tA-AaI4f 'N'N- Judge LOwler this morning rescindti DIS order made yesterday, appointing s receiver for Gqrdiner's assets. and sub stituted therefor order Co pay the money in the hands of J. l. Smiley into cOurt- Mir. Smiley therefore appeared m eoust this morning and psId to the clerk, S<.', 4Js %, which constitutes all the money in h.s hands belonging to the absent broker. The money was deposited lH the city treasury. sut !ec. Co further or ders Of the court.
 WAsHISGroN, December 4-General John E. Clark, clerk of the house of rs presentatives, has completed and caused to be printed an official list of member of the house for the J0th congress. He classifes them Es l6S democrat. l52 repu ublicaus, and | independents. with one vacancy, Rhoce leland, to be tlled. probably by "A republican. Oi the ol.4 mem beTs ID the present congress la afe democrats and % republicans. Ii ta- independents divide, ss they are e1Dsc' cd to do, equally between the t~o sales: u xlll glve the democrats ms Tl's "' fourteen in a full house
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